WrestlingBrett Ungar Returns Home, Joins Rutgers Wrestling for Final NCAA SeasonA state championship winner in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania, who won 97% of his high school matches, is transferring from Cornell to Rutgers for his final year of eligibility.By John Beisser
WrestlingLuke Stanich’s Rise from a Perfect 40-0 Senior Season at Roxbury HS to EIWA Wrestler of the Year at LehighLehigh junior Luke Stanich has been selected the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) Wrestler of the Year for the 2025-26 season by the confereBy John Beisser
WrestlingFinal 2025-26 Boys High School Wrestling National RankingsA full-season consensus report reveals where high school wrestling’s true power lies, from Pennsylvania’s overwhelming depth to California’s elite efficiency at the top.By Billy Buckheit
Wrestling2025-26 Girls Wrestling 155-Pound National Champion, All-Americans and Final RankingsA perfect season, international medals, and wins over multiple top-ranked opponents cemented Ella Poalillo as the nation’s top 155-pounder, with the New Jersey star continuing her dominant rise on the global stage.By Billy Buckheit
Wrestling2025-26 Boys Wrestling 165-Pound National Champion, All-Americans and Final RankingsA U17 world champion with back-to-back unbeaten seasons, Jayden James dominated the nation’s toughest competition, cementing his place atop 165 pounds.By Billy Buckheit
WrestlingFrom Westfield High School Wrestling Star to Ivy League Champion, CJ Composto Has Become a Three-Time All-AmericanWhen CJ Composto walked off the mat as a three-time NCAA All-American last Saturday in Cleveland, finishing in seventh place at 141 pounds in the 2026 NCAA WresBy John Beisser
WrestlingNo Individual Champs Needed as Jackson Township Claims New Jersey Girls Wrestling Crown The Jackson Township girls wrestling program didn’t produce a single state champion last weekend at Boardwalk Hall. It didn’t need one. Relying on depth throughBy John Beisser
WrestlingNJSIAA Eyes Revoking Anthony Knox's Fourth State Title; Lawyer Blasts 'Mockery'A year after Anthony Knox Jr. dramatically won his fourth New Jersey state wrestling championship, the NJSIAA is now pushing to strip that historic title away.By John Beisser