"Let’s rev up those engines and make this race unforgettable." Guess who uttered these words ahead of the Pennzoil 400 race? The post God Is #23 Fan? 10 Things You Missed From NASCAR’s Cup Series Race ...

An area high school student has made history by becoming the first local athlete ever to win a medal in wrestling at the provincial secondary school championships. Shelby Kemp, an 18-year-old ...

He became the 21st Illinois wrestler to win a national championship and first to do so at 133 pounds. Byrd then went very, very viral, but not just because of his athletic achievement. The 5-foot ...

Penn State wrestling is primed to win the coveted Hodge Trophy for the second straight year. Undefeated champions Carter Starocci and Mitchell Mesenbrink are two of three finalists for the award ...

Keckeisen went 31-0 last year to win the championship. Starocci finished his career as the first five-time NCAA champion in wrestling history, a reality borne of the extra season of eligibility ...

Wyatt Hendrickson is the first Oklahoma State wrestler to win an NCAA title at heavyweight since Steve Mocco in 2005. Eric Hartline-Imagn Images "It's bigger than worlds, Olympics, anything," an ...

He also became the only Quakertown wrestler to win two PIAA titles. After his win, in a great celebration, he rolled his headgear at his coaches, dropping them like bowling pins. "The guys that ...

Oklahoma State wrestler Wyatt Hendrickson saluted President Donald Trump after he completed his stunning upset at the NCAA championship on Saturday night. Hendrickson, a former Air Force wrestler ...

Penn State wrestling superstar Carter Starocci made ... The first five-time Division I champion shared his win – and the contents of his mat-side conversation with the president – with Fox ...

Carter Starocci and President Trump greet each other after Starocci made history by becoming a five-time NCAA wrestling champion. Starocci defeated Northern Iowa’s Parker Keckeisen, 4-3, to win ...

Boyle (25-2), who helped the Watterson football team win the Division III state championship in the fall as a nose guard, edged Akron Hoban’s Brayton Feister 2-1 for his second wrestling title.