Women’s wrestling took another big step on Wednesday, officially being approved as an NCAA championship sport by the Division I Council. Women's wrestling is the 91st championship sport and the sixth ...

The NCAA has officially added women's wrestling as the 91st official championship sport following a vote from all three divisions at the 2025 annual convention. Adding new championship sports is a ...

Mikayla Jardine and Jenna Gerhardt were recognized for their countless contributions to the growth of the Blue Hawks women's wrestling team.

Lakeland University is one of the few women's collegiate wrestling programs in the state. There are about 400 men's wrestling programs in the country at the collegiate level, but less than 200 for ...

Coe’s Kaleb Reeves is declared the winner over Augsburg’s Tyler Kim during the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships at the Alliant Energy Powerhouse Arena in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on Saturday, March ...

The 2025-26 season will mark the first year of women’s wrestling as an NCAA championship sport. Here’s everything you need to know about women’s wrestling as a collegiate sport and what to expect in ...

Beginning in 2028, NCAA Division III women's wrestling will have its own national championship. The status-changing vote happened at the NCAA Convention.

Women’s wrestling has been on up recently, in both Wisconsin and the world. The NCAA announced the addition of a women’s wrestling national championship in July, fueled by public support and the ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa — St. Ambrose University has named Carley Rusk, an SAU graduate, as its first women's wrestling coach. Rusk returns to her alma mater after serving as head coach of the Geneseo High ...

Mercyhurst University announced plans to add women's wrestling as its 31st varsity sport.

DAVENPORT, Iowa — St. Ambrose University will launch a varsity women’s wrestling program beginning in the 2026–27 academic year. A head coach will be hired during the current academic year to lead ...

The NCAA approved the addition of women’s wrestling at the Division I, II and III levels as a championship sport, it announced Friday. The sport’s first NCAA women’s championship will take place in ...