- Burroughs wins U.S. Open title in dramatic fashion
- World champs Pico, Snyder, Coon win FILA Junior titles
- InterMat High School All-American Team announced
- Sharratt named head wrestling coach at Navy
- Hinkel resigns as Purdue's head wrestling coach
- Skretkowicz promoted to head wrestling coach at VMI
- Committee proposes experimental rules
- Haddad named Division II Wrestler of the Year
- Arizona State hires Jones as head wrestling coach
- Lowe: Five who've had positive recent performances
- InterMat released updated high school grade rankings. Lance Benick remains No. 1 in the junior rankings after an undefeated state championship season.
- InterMat High School All-American Team announced
- Team USA handles Georgia at Dream Team Classic
- Lowe: Five who've had positive recent performances
- Stellar performances, special moments in Minnesota
Dramatic Finish in Vegas
Olympic champion Jordan Burroughs came from behind to defeat David Taylor, 7-6, at 74 kilos, in the final match of the U.S. Open on Saturday night at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Twenty-four U.S. Open champions were crowned across three styles of wrestling. (Photo/Tony Rotundo, WrestlersAreWarriors.com)
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Northwestern Adds Durbin
Regis Durbin (Lake Forest, Ill.), who is currently ranked No. 10 at 195 pounds, committed to Northwestern University. During his season, Durbin went 41-0 on the way to a state championship.
