What Students Have Taught Me About Wrestling
By Tucker Lane (Editor’s Note: The following is an expanded column by...
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What Students Have Taught Me About Wrestling
By Tucker Lane (Editor’s Note: The following is an expanded column by former Nebraska wrestler Tucker Lane that appeared in the Feb. 21, 2020 issue of WIN Magazine....
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UPJ’s Pecora becomes winningest college coach
Photo: Pitt-Johnstown coach Pat Pecora celebrated win No. 617 with his current team and past wrestlers after a 22-12 win over Mercyhurst on February 7. Written by Mike...
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Second-year Michigan team wins girls state; unites veteran coach and sport’s newcomers
Photo : Women’s lead coach Rick Kacher led a second-year program with nine girls to the first-ever Michigan Wrestling Association state title. The perspective from the long-time veteran...
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WIN’s Feb. 17 Rankings feature final regular-season duals
Photo: Arizona State’s Tanner Hall (left) and Lehigh’s Jordan Woods (right) have each earned All-American honors. The heavyweights are expected to meet this Friday when the Sun Devils...
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February WIN now available; features Pecora & previews postseason
At a time when wrestling fans are excited about the future, especially the next two months when high school state tournaments, college national tournaments and 2020 Olympic Trials...
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Big changes at 197 pounds in WIN’s Feb. 10 rankings
(Photo: Cornell’s Ben Darmstadt, who earned All-American honors in 2018 before redshirting last year, has moved up to No. 2 in WIN’s Feb. 10 rankings after he defeated...
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Kemerer takes over top spot at 174 in WIN’s Feb. 3 rankings
Photo: Iowa’s Michael Kemerer (right) scored two takedowns and a reversal en route to beating Penn State’s Mark Hall, 11-6, last Friday night in their 174-pound bout. The...
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Iowa-Penn State dual features #1 vs. #2 and ‘fresh’ meetings
By Mike Finn The Jan. 31 dual meet between No. 1 Iowa (8-0) and No. 2 Penn State (7-1) in Carver-Hawkeye Arena will give fans a better idea...
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UPJ’s Pecora becomes winningest college coach
Photo: Pitt-Johnstown coach Pat Pecora celebrated win No. 617 with his current...