- Burroughs wins U.S. Open title in dramatic fashion
- World champs Pico, Snyder, Coon win FILA Junior titles
- Jones, Mansueto to go 'On the Mat' Wednesday
- InterMat High School All-American Team announced
- Hinkel resigns as Purdue's head wrestling coach
- Skretkowicz promoted to head wrestling coach at VMI
- Committee proposes experimental rules
- Sharratt named head wrestling coach at Navy
- 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
Re-Ranking Class of 2009
Minnesota's Tony Nelson was ranked as the nation's No. 49 wrestling recruit by InterMat in 2009. Nelson would go on to win two NCAA titles, reach the NCAA finals three times, earn four All-American honors, and outperform all but three wrestlers in the Class of 2009. Josh Lowe re-ranks the top 25 recruits in the Class of 2009 based on college accomplishments. (Photos/The Guillotine)
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Knoblauch to Clackamas
State champion Michael Knoblauch (Clovis West, Calif.), a top 100 recruit, has signed with Clackamas Community College. He projects at 125 pounds for the Cougars. (Photo/Tony Rotundo, WrestlersAreWarriors.com)
