InterMat: Inside info from the N.W.C.A

• Torrid Alaskan winner (Daily Press)
• Brand, Lexvold, Lindhart bring home gold (Rochester Post-Bulletin)
• Victory huge for Welch, Las Lomas senior wins 142nd in a row (San Francisco Chronicle)
• Graff pins down perfect ending (By Woody Paige, Denver Post)
• Grinding it out (Centre Daily Times)
• Gilroy takes second to cap off best season in school history (Gilroy Dispatch)
• Mitchell tabbed Grand View's first coach (Des Moines Register)
• Conference meet last hurrah for Ducks (Statesman Journal)
• Jamison imparts spirit of service upon wrestlers (Daily Princetonian)
• Wrestling cut another UO power play (The Register-Guard)
• Accomplished woodworker attempts to brand Mesa State's grappling program (Grand Junction Sentinel)
• MMA: Munoz signs contract with WEC (Times-Herald)
• Wrestling to keep his promise (Leader-Post)
• NCAA News: RIC's Mike Bonora (NCAASports.com)
• Illini standout balances title goals, police internship (Daily Illini)
• New Title IX Data regarding HBCUs (Inkwell, IWF)
• One coach, one school 40 years (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
• Redshirt freshmen bond, end season on high note (The Post- Ohio U.)
• U athletes wrestle with the future (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
• Four locals take aim at nationals (Easton Express-Times)
• Nelson named full-time SMSU wrestling coach (Marshall Independent)
• A look at coaching salaries (Centre Daily Times)
• Chadron State looks forward to Regionals (Rapid City Journal)
• CMU seniors shine for one final time (The Morning Sun)
• Pitt's Gavin pins down No. 1 spot at 174 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• RIC in a class by itself on mat (Providence Journal)
• Koscheck making a name for himself in UFC (Observer-Reporter)
• The true warriors of college athletics (Cornell Sun)
• Patriots now a national treasure (Bennington Banner)
• Cats, Fox falter in two losses (Daily Northwestern)
• Zadick to wrestle in Pan Ams (Billings Gazette)
• Caponi lives out childhood dream (Daily Progress)
• In the biggest match (The Flint Journal)
• Ken Kesey's family fights for wrestling (Associated Press/Optimum)
• Blindness doesn't deter Sprigg's Mat Vision (The Washington Post)
• Family is top priority for Star Spencer wrestler Lane (The Oklahoman)
• Warm welcome for Glenn (Press & Sun-Bulletin)
• Wartburg keeps its streak of titles alive (Des Moines Register)
• Neal sets new standard at Rosewood (Goldsboro News-Argus)
• Wrestling's fall shows college sports' hypocrisy (Sweet Home News)
• Fort Madison's Johnson in perfect spot at Dubuque (Burlington Hawk Eye)
• The ol' college try (Oregon Daily Emerald)
• Idea of "true second" has flaws in high school wrestling (Northfield News)
• Lang recaptures passion for wrestling (Bismarck Tribune)
• Rogers revives Lakeland wrestling (Sheboygan Press)
• It's our time: CSU-Pueblo takes aim at loftier athletic goals (The Chieftan)
• Wrestler takes shot at the impossible (Orange County Register)
• Drama and emotion mark final Civil War wrestling meet (The Register-Guard)
• A win to remember (Gazette-Times)
• Oregon honored in loss to OSU (The Statesmen)
• An era ends, but hope remains (The Oregonian)
• Beavers, Ducks to meet for last time (The Daily Barometer)
• Radio program features Blacks in wrestling (NCAA News)
• A tale of two Hawk wrestling seniors (The Daily Iowan)
• Geiger won't be counted out (The Oregonian)
• Olympian goes to the mat for Wildecats (Howard County Times)
• One leg, and lots of heart in this prep wrestler (USA Today)
• Middleweights focus on league, national tournament (Centre Daily Times)
• Scott fills big shoes, eases coach's worries (The Daily Collegian)
• Sprague H.S. wrestler Pena dominates on the mat (KATU)
• Mat coaches not getting rich (Des Moines Register)
• Roll out the mats (Des Moines Register)
• Decorated Oklahoma State seniors still searching for individual titles (ESPN.com)
• Tenacity and tragedy for a tightknit team (Boston Globe)
• Father forgives pal who killed son (Boston Herald)
• Long Branch cops first SCT wrestling crown (The Hub)
• Nashoba high mourns wrestler killed while jogging (Boston Herald)
• DSU wrestling in tough transition (News Journal)
• Patrick battling back (Gazette Times)
• Wrestler's special style brings wins (Portland Tribune)
• Simpson College coach to step down (Des Moines Register)
• Wrestling coaches' goal: Trim a weight (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
• Former Bozeman High coach making most of his year away (Bozeman Daily Chronicle)
• Ex-wrestler finds his calling in ultimate fighting (Napa Valley Register)
• Student's death stuns Wagner College (Staten Island Advance)
• Despite decline of college wrestling programs, Limestone, SMC grow strong (Spartanburg Herald)
• What happened in Vegas will stay in Vegas (The Daily Pennsylvanian)
• Garland energizes wrestling program (Daily Progress)
• Taking a look at some of the first half's best performances (Centre Daily Times)
• Surgery sidelines UI's Perry (Iowa Press-Citizen)
• Nittany Lions look forward to rematch (Centre Daily Times)
• Can these dying Ducks be saved? (Idaho Press-Tribune)
• Erwinski has Mt. Carmel wrestlers on the right path (Munster Times)
• Bounds, Hall wrestle for their futures (The Columbian)
• Making Mike (The Daily Free Press)
• Making his mark on the mats (Daily Arbiter)
• NU finding new star in grad student (The Daily Northwestern)
• Wrestlers aim to make school history (San Diego Union Tribune)
• Honeycutt quickly turning season around (Erie Times-News)
• Club team wrestles for recognition (The Daily Texan)
• Jahns jumps in for Wheaton College (Daily Herald)
• Nobody can stop him: Tabb's Andrew Williams (Daily Press)
• York College President speaks on the loss of a student (KHAS TV)
• Ricky Bonomo heading to the Hall of Fame (Citizens Voice)
• Boys and girls grappling with newest battle of sexes (New York Daily News)
• Wrestling 411 could boost sport (Des Moines Register)
• Penn State focuses on Big Ten slate (Centre Daily Times)
• National Duals serves as mid-season checkpoint in college wrestling (ESPN.com)
• Marable rapidly rises in wrestling rankings (Columbia Missourian)
• R-B's Blanton embraces role as local celebrity (Northwest Herald)
• Barnes at home in Corvallis (Gazette Times)
• Flashback for Iowa wrestling (Sioux City Journal)
• State rules with trio of trophies (Des Moines Register)
• Lions shouldn't panic about losses in Iowa (The Daily Collegian)
• UGF to wrestle Northwest at Huntley Project (Billings Gazette)
• Kilkenny is all business (The Portland Tribune)
• In upsetting first day, Hawks storm into semis (Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)
• UNI seeks long-term solution to Duals (Des Moines Register)
• Up for grabs: Favorite is anybody's guess at Duals (Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)
• ODU, state rivals now choosing top (Daily Press)
• Q&A: Jeffersonville's Richard Hayes (The Courier-Journal)
• Wrestling: An Olympic-sized task (Daily Northwestern)
• YVCC grapples with wrestling's future (Yakima Herald)
• Wrestlers pick up win, head to Virginia Duals (Daily O'Collegian)
• More wrestling refs needed (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
• Coach lives for family, wrestling (Des Moines Register)
• Vintage High hosts nation's oldest girls wrestling tournament (The Napa Valley Register)
• Wrestling matters, even in Nevada (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
• Ness' pin number: 15 and Counting (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
• Jeff wrestlers reach unprecedented milestone against Salem (News and Tribune)
• Take 5 with Greg Strobel (Allentown Morning Call)
• Big crowd expected for Iowa, OSU dual (Iowa Press-Citizen)
• IPTV to televise National Duals (Des Moines Register)
• Haas, Lions anxios to return (Centre Daily Times)
• Midlands champ gets revenge (Chicago Tribune)
• Patriots on nation's radar (Bennington Banner)
• A visit with Steve Patton, The Clash tournament director (Rochester Post-Bulletin)
• Perry helps #1 Hawkeyes secure Midlands title (Des Moines Register)
• Ryan Patrovich back home wrestling for Hofstra (Newsday)
• Miles apart, close in heart: Woody and Maroulis (Digitial Sports Maryland)
• Jeff Classic brings holiday surprises (The News & Tribune)
• Wrestlers take break from 'journey' (The Daily Collegian)
• Oliver building on last year's success, tournament appearance (Daily Nebraskan)
• OSU wrestling not taking break lightly (Daily O'Collegian)
• Brands to reunite with mentors at Carver (Iowa Press-Citizen)
• Instant impact: Kissel off to sensational start (Sheboygan Press)
• Top-ranked Hawkeyes battle pair from state (Des Moines Register)
  
• Coaching foes have tight bond (Des Moines Register)
• Women's teams on horizon at Fresno State (Fresno Bee)
• Jeff Classic is up for grabs (The News & Tribune)
• Hawkeye wrestlers atop another poll (Des Moines Register)
• Big Ten Network facing unfamiliar struggle (The Daily Collegian)
• Gardner quits Hokies' squad (Roanoke Times)
• Shuster looks to end strong (The Sentinel)
• Gritty Comunale is tough on the mat (Daily Princetonian)
• Martin has ODU wrestling pinning top competition (The Virginian-Pilot)
• Virus outbreak hits two wrestling teams (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• Grappling for the love of the sport, not scholarships (The BG News)
• Wrestling reaches required 40 schools (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)
• Perry out for ISU (The Daily Iowan)
• Iowa: Wrestlers remain focused (The Daily Iowan)
• Lehigh win shows link to the past (The Diamondback)
• Pitt wrestler cruising (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• Scott's performance pins PSU with dilemma (Centre Daily Times)
• Wright continues to roll at higher level (Centre Daily Times)
• Banquet to celebrate 50 years of Ellsworth wrestling (Pierce County Herald)
• Iowa superpowers on national radar (Des Moines Register)
• Wrestler hopes to pin down 4th title (Lehigh News Star)
• Robinson places focus on taking Minnesota to elite levels (ESPN.com)
• Wrestling Wednesday: Red Devils keep Thanksgiving traditions alive (The News & Tribune)
• Max Askren sees cultural side of wrestling (Columbia Missourian)
• Victory against Pride should help wrestlers (The Daily Collegian)
• 'M' finds dual meet success (The Michigan Daily)
• 'Save Oregon Wrestling' pins hopes on campaign (The Oregonian)
• College wrestling's best draws a crowd at Mac Court (The Register-Guard)
• Jeff aims high as wrestling opens (The Courier-Journal)
• McCann, Miele shine for DelVal Wrestling (The Intelligencer)
• Evans, Edgar among winners at UFC 78 (Home News Tribune)
• Wrestler hoping bug isn't worst foe (Asbury Park Press)
• Griffin, Hofstra wrestling team ready for bigger things (Newsday)
• Lights, Camera, Action: Penn State's Phil Davis (Big Ten Conference)
• Cornell's Nickerson out for wrestling season (Press Sun & Bulletin)
• Top wrestlers flock to region (Mail Tribune)
• Lopez, Chamberlain sign letters of intent (Provo Daily Herald)
• Fish redefines wrestling term (Arbiter Online)
• 4 Iowans to join Hawks today (Iowa Press-Citizen)
• Duffy, Ramos signing with Big Ten (The Daily Herald)
• Red Raiders shoot for national championships (Chambersburg Public Opinion)
• Gable says everyone needs a little wrestling (The Patriot-News)
• Panther wrestling team ready for opener (Laconia Citizen)
• High School Girls are Ready to Wrestle (The Chattanoogan)
• Utah Valley State awaits NCAA grade (The Daily Herald)
• Jake Herbert teaches Tigers (North Allegheny Junior Tigers)
• County schools unroll mats today (Centre Daily Times)
• OCU women adding 'another dimension to wrestling' (The Oklahoman)
• Minnesota Wrestling: Individual titles new focus for U seniors (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
• Minnesota will look to its seniors in effort to repeat (Minnesota Daily)
• Freshman's Demands: I want the Quad and two national titles (The Daily Pennsylvanian)
• Falcons aid family of ex-prep wrestler (Long Beach Press-Telegram)
• Cole, Jimmies set for new season (The Jamestown Sun)
• New wrestling coach tackles fresh squad for 07-08 season (The Villages Daily Sun)
• Rogers to launch wrestling program this season (Benton County Record)
• For Iowa, it's all about a national title (Des Moines Register)
• Wrestling team has lineup options aplenty (Iowa Press-Citizen)
• Club wrestling back at University of Arizona (KOLD News)
• Goodale ushers in new era for Rutgers wrestling (Bridgewater Courier News)
• Strong recruiting class will turn heads (The Daily Barometer)
• Schuller goes from war in Iraq to CSU wrestling (The Morning Journal)
• Newman wrestler raise bar (The Wichita Eagle)
• Gophers team to compete in Rochester (Post-Bulletin)
• Coaches building wrestlers from young ages (Lancaster Eagle-Gazette)
• UNI Wrestling: Challenges await young mat squad (Des Moines Register)
• Greg White courageous on and off the wrestling mat (West Virginia Times)
• ISU's Varner picked for All-Star Meet (Des Moines Register)
• New coaching staff brings optimism to wrestling team (The Exponent)
• Black and Gold meet resolves little for MU wrestling team (Columbia Missourian)
• Hawkeyes snare Linn-Marr recruit (Iowa Press-Citizen)
• White banking on Lesnar's success (Yahoo! Sports)
• ESPN to chronicle Brandon (Tampa Tribune)
• Northern coach Rudisill resigns (The Patriot-News)
• East L.A. wrestlers are throwing weight around (Los Angeles Wave)
• Wrestling elects luminaries into Hall (Chicago Daily Herald)
• HOFs to honor Prairie Central wrestling coach Cliffe (Pantagraph)
• Second rung doesn't suit Sanderson (The Gazette)
• School mourns teachers death (The Saratogian)
• Ballweg, Thompson make college decisions (Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier)
• Little Lion wrestler headed to Cornell (Centre Daily Times)
• CHS is ready to take to the mats (Cedartown Standard)
• Standout high school wrestler chooses Cyclones (Des Moines Register)
• Longtime Norristown wrestling coach to enter Hall of Fame (Montgomery Life)
• Former Ilwaco wrestling coach to be honored (Longview Daily News)
• OSU's wrestling champ plays tough on line (Toledo Blade)
• Rogers School Board gives thumbs up to wrestling (Benton County Daily Record)
• Farrell assistant hopes to pin down autism (Staten Island Advance)
• Schaeffer makes debut as UGF wrestling coach (Great Falls Tribune)
• Wrestling fan starts new program (Port Huron Times Herald)
• Make Dirty Ducks an NCAA team to save wrestling (Oregon Daily Emerald)
• Penn State All-American wrestler represents Puerto Rico on way to Beijing (Florida Today)
• Wrestler dies five months after suffering burns (The Capital Online)
• Squad anticipates beginning of season (Lehigh: The Brown and White)
• Utah prep wrestlers honored (The Desert Morning News)
• Thomas upsets #1 Wood (The Record-Searchlight)
• Wrestlers ready for shortened wrestling season (Homer News)
• UVSC athletics program gets a facility upgrade (Daily Herald)
• Donnie Moore elected to wrestling Hall of Fame (Virginia Gazette)
• Haas determination could pay dividends (Centre Daily Times)
• OKC physician works with U.S. wrestlers in Azerbaijan
• Comets' Roosa picks Bloomsburg
• NIACC brings back wrestling program
• UW wrestling: Badgers honor Kemp
• Former OSU wrestler ready for fight in OKC on Friday
• Boise State to induct eight into hall of fame
• Mason's Burge gives verbal to N.C. State
• Bears will go to Vegas for big tourney
• Grand View College may add wrestling in next year or two
• Pennridge picks Sola as wrestling coach
• Seven Will Be Inducted Into Tennessee National Wrestling Hall Of Fame
• Nielsen lands in Olympic program
• EIU adding six to Hall of Fame today
• Gable resigns as Iowa's assistant wrestling coach
• Cormier Training for a Different Finish at 2007 World Championships
• Beebe's style draws "Natural" comparisons
• Athletic Business: Pinned Hopes
• Maney steps down as P-O wrestling coach
• BU Mourns Passing of Hall of Famer Giles
• Ramapo grad Giles died on way to hospital
• Sheldon hired as Jupiter Christian wrestling coach
• Plum grad moves up the ladder
• Virginia equality group names JMU in Title IX suit
• Ex-Cox star proves he's a world-class wrestler
• Wrestling Watkins: Cerritos College
• Bigger challenge could await Couture
• Jesse Nelson hired as SMSU wrestling coach
• Jesse Nelson hired as SMSU wrestling coach
• JMU wins a round
• SUNY-Maritime Wrestling: Temporarily Suspended or Permanently Dropped?
• Boston U. assitant coach Sean Gray helps rescue occupants of downed float plane
• Knight's $100 million gift to bankroll Oregon athletics fund
• Kelly takes place in Maine Wrestling Hall of Fame
• Former Red Raider set to enter wrestling Hall
• Council Rock-South grad ready to hit the mats
• Prater is heading to Northern Colorado
• Eastern Illinois AD relieved of duty
• Bakersfield hopes sports get city's ball rolling
• Pack wrestling coach search down to three
• Word of mouth gave Culp following
• NCAA takes no action on overriding text messaging ban
• Steiners to coach US Freestyle team
• Word of mouth gave Culp following
• NCAA takes no action on overriding text messaging ban
• Steiners to coach US Freestyle team
• Wrestler's dream getting closer to becoming reality
• Bilodeau makes his pins stick
• Ducks need to keep wrestling
• Montvale's Trumbetti returns from neck injury in style
• Nazareth's Crowell wins national award
• Ducks need to keep wrestling
• Montvale's Trumbetti returns from neck injury in style
• Nazareth's Crowell wins national award
• Mt. Carmel grad heads to Oklahoma
• Double Impact Players
• The athletic department proves the best offense is a good defense
• Former Olympian wrestles with new challenge: principal
• Former DHS star still loving the Cowboy way
• Title IX case info given
• Bourne: Saved money not going to football and basketball
• Wrestling's Pied Piper
• A different kind of fight: Title IX and MMA
• UC Davis faces new sports bias suit
• 'The California Kid' goes globl
• Sterner resignes as SMSU Coach
• Wrestling cuts seem miles away
• On Campus: Grodoski leaving, Trinka staying with EIU wrestling
• ESU wrestling coach Kutz headed to Lehigh
• JMU, EIA Await Judge’s Decision
• JMU Sports Lawsuit Begins
• Air Force's Hennings among 20 hall inductees
• Wrestlers face a national challenge
• A 'roid life: Kerr's fall from grace, and revival
• Malia affected by decision to drop wrestling
• Athletic department could have kept wrestling if it wanted to
• Oregon's addition of baseball comes at wrestling's expense
• Wrestling supporters voice disappointment
• Decision to drop program stuns local coaches, wrestlers
• Zalesky saddened by demise of Oregon wrestling
• Oregon to reinstate baseball, drop wrestling
• Voices from the mat: Save Wrestling stages rally at Fresno State
• Wrestler travels long road to Iowa
• Eagles' wrestlers moving on — Four Hartland graduates now taking skills to college mats
• Marano balances motherhood and medals
• Perry not revisiting Eastern's wrestling decision
• EIU President says wrestling program won't be re-instate
• Wrestling deserved more
• NCAA, government often differ on Title IX compliance statistics
• Don't expect a serious response from Boeh
• Ducks dream to field a nine by '09
• MMA Club Out Of The Chute
• N.J. fighter taking talent to the big cage
• Men of Character
• Missouri's Askren would like your vote
• New OCU Wrestling Program Shows Sport Not Just For Men
• Ex-Arundel star Woody pins down college choice
• Mixing it up: Former wrestlers bring new fighting style to Jeff
• Parker runs wrestling club for senior project
• Wrestlers find out map for 2007-08
• Group believes Title IX interpretation wrong
• Ask before cutting: Common sense should be used in Title IX compliance
• VT squad to share tips, life lessons
• MHSAA: Suspend Highland Park wrestling coaches
• EIU wrestling program's cessation throws its athletes furtures into turmoil
• EIA Seeks Injunction To Stop Sports Cuts
• Learning From Losing
• Paul White elected to National Wrestling Hall of Fame
• Sponseller pins down DR/Park Mazda Award
• Ivan Ivanov visits Tiger wrestling room
• Guerra beats opponents, obstacles
• Will Durkee: Wrestles World Series Gold to the Ground
• DeLiddo Still Fighting for Bulldog Wrestling
• Guerra beats opponents, obstacles
• Will Durkee: Wrestles World Series Gold to the Ground
• DeLiddo Still Fighting for Bulldog Wrestling
• Arkansas votes to sanction wrestling for 2008-09
• California Aggie names wrestling 'Team of the Year'
• Study May Fuel Debate Over Title IX’s Effect on Men’s Sports
• UNK wrestlers off to Germany
• Davis Recognized by Wrestling Hall of Fame

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