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11USA GrecoVOTE: 2025 Athlete of the Year & OIP
For what eventually became one of the more notable United States Greco-Roman campaigns in recent memory, Athlete of the Year and Outstanding Individual...
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318USA GrecoFinal USA Greco Overseas Medal Count of 2025
Thanks to a harvest of hardware from developmental wrestlers along with a near-sweep of the continental championships across all age groups, the...
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159Northern Michigan‘Marquette Matters’ with NMU Head Coach Andy Bisek — Nov. ’25
Northern Michigan University’s National Training Site for Greco-Roman wrestling had begun rebuilding momentum over the past few seasons and it seems as...
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675USA GrecoBlack, Jacobson, & How Metrics Tell the Story of Their U23 World Medals
Numbers do not render a complete picture of why an athlete has triumphed or been defeated, but metrics can assist observers in...
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473USA GrecoBlack 5th at U23 Worlds to Conclude Strong USA Performance
The tournament did not end how Max Black (60 kg, NYAC/NTS) and Beka Melelashvili (82 kg, NYAC) wanted but neither athlete deserves...
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302USA GrecoMax Black in 60 kg U23 World Bronze Match; Beka Alive in Repechage
On Tuesday, Payton Jacobson (87 kg, NYAC/NTS) earned U23 World bronze. This morning, Otto Black (67 kg, NYAC/NTS) joined him as a...
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268USA GrecoOtto Black Wins U23 World Bronze, Giving USA Two For First Time
Otto Black (67 kg, NYAC/NTS) thrived, and then survived, en-route to earning his second piece of World-level hardware while also delivering to...
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305USA GrecoOtto Black on Medal Path After Day 2 of U23 Worlds
Freshly-minted U23 World bronze medalist Payton Jacobson (87 kg, NYAC/NTS) wasn’t the only star of the show for Team USA on Tuesday....
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213USA GrecoAttao Talks Leaving Oregon State to Focus on Greco-Roman Success
Those who have, at one time or another, previously encountered material on this platform should by now understand that the phrase “wrestling...
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174USA GrecoDrury & Bowling with Paths to Bronze at U20 Worlds
Landon Drury (63 kg, NYAC/NTS) and Leister Bowling IV (77 kg, Hawkeye WC) were unable to advance far in their respective brackets...