No Politics in Wrestling for U.S., Iran By NASSER KARIMI One day, the spectators were shouting obscenities at American wrestler Mo Lawal after he beat his chest tauntingly before tackling his Iranian opponent. The next day, Friday, they were kissing…

Amateur Wrestling Enjoys Long and Rich Tradition in United States “Once you’ve wrestled, everything else in life is easy, “U.S. wrestler says By Howard Cincotta USINFO Special Correspondent Washington “Mention “wrestling” and most Americans think first of the highly publicized…

FARGO, N.D. – The North Dakota State University wrestling team is beginning its first season in the Western Wrestling Conference, and athletes say it is giving them extra motivation. “The level of wrestling has been way up knowing we have…

By Andy Hamilton Iowa City Press-Citizen Sitting in his fourth-floor office overlooking Boone Pickens Stadium, Oklahoma State wrestling coach John Smith has a view that tops most in Stillwater. From here, Smith can look to the west and watch the…

Originally published January 19, 2007 It’s 30-years later, but Mark Scott, another wrestler touched by tragedy, still remembers the event that left him without his legs. It occurred to him when he heard about a similar accident that affected two…

UC Davis supports an outstanding program in women’s sports. UC Davis sponsors 14 women’s varsity sports, significantly more than the national average of 8.4 women’s sports per college or university, according to a national study. Sports Illustrated for Women named…

By Guy Cipriano Nathan Galloway didn’t take long to determine his wrestling future. Galloway, a three-time PIAA Class AAA champion at State College High School, said Thursday night that he plans on continuing his wrestling career at Rider. Galloway arrived…

By ALI AKBAR DAREINI Associated Press Writer TEHRAN, Iran ” Great Falls native Mike Zadick and his teammates on the U.S. national wrestling team were welcomed to Iran on Tuesday with bouquets of pink and white flowers at a time…