The Final X era of the World Team Trials Challenge tournament has a brief but memorable history. A tournament was held in 2018 and 2019 to determine which wrestlers would face each other for the World team spot in each weight class. The format was scrapped for the 2021 World Team Trials since the Olympics were held the same year due to the postponement of the 2020 Olympic Games.

After a national championship season, Penn State fans can continue to celebrate. Starting 133 pounder Roman Bravo-Young is using his extra year of eligibility and returning for a fifth year. The two-time individual national champion announced his decision via social media Monday afternoon.

The NCAA season might be over, but there is no off-season for true wrestling fans. College wrestling fans can now switch their hopes to their favorite wrestlers making World Teams. That process starts with the US Open.

I have fortunate news for Penn State fans and unfortunate news for their haters: the champs aren’t going anywhere. The Nittany Lions have now won nine of the last 11 contested NCAA Championships, and with returning the core closing four of their lineup, it would take some major shake-ups to prevent them from making it 10 of 12.

Penn State fans can continue to celebrate. One week after winning the NCAA team title, they've picked up a big verbal commitment. Central Mountain High School freshman Dalton Perry announced that he plans to continue his wrestling career at PSU on social media Sunday.

College wrestling’s crown jewel event had been around for 56 years when the Dan Gable-coached Iowa squad buzzed through the 1986 NCAA Championships, becoming the first team to capture five individual titles.

Every year many athletes, coaches, fans, and media members of Div I wrestlers share their concerns about how the NCAA Championships are qualified for and seeded. This year Penn State head coach Cael Sanderson echoed those confusions and potential frustrations in his weekly press conference. Sanderson isn't known to be one to give out opinions such as this regularly, making it prominent news.

Penn State enters the 2022 NCAA Championships with four returning champions, five finalists, and seven place winners. Based on predicted placements, the Nittany Lions are expected to win thanks to six wrestlers seeded in the top four, including four top seeds.

The NCAA Championship brackets are out! And thanks to the tournament committee's decision to assign seeds to all 33 entrants per weight class, we can now project how the team race will play out in Detroit!

Consolation action is underway for day 2 of the Big Ten tournament.  Michigan, Iowa and Penn State all have athletes in the backside looking for key team points.  Michigan has the most still working for 3rd place.  Given their slight lead, a buffer will be essential, especially considering Penn State's finalist firepower.

The best statistical stretch of Roman Bravo-Young’s career got off on a rocky start.

VTU was the only undefeated team last weekend at the highly competitive Northern Lights/Southern Nights Invitational in Leesburg, Florida. Returning All-American Keely Rochard was named Outstanding Player, as she picked up three wins and a save in the circle, throwing complete game wins over three top-25 teams in Northwestern, Missouri, and Kentucky. Kelsey Bennett was a hitting machine at the plate for the Hokies, with an OPS of 1.457 for the five games.

Penn State’s lineup has weathered its fair share of bumps and bruises this season.

We've got a packed Bryce Jordan Center as the #1 ranked Penn State Nittany Lion host their Big Ten rivals the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Four Top 25-ranked teams headline the 2022 Northern Lights Southern Nights tournament, opening Feb. 10 with No. 19-ranked Kentucky and Wisconsin in the Arctic Blast-Off.