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2019 NCAA Tournament Coverage
#FOMONOMORE For your convenience, an aggregation of online coverage of Rutgers Wrestling’s historic 2019 tournament with national champions Nick Suriano and Anthony Ashnault and Tournament Coach Scott Goodale. Don’t miss a thing!
MUST READ: NJ.com feature on Anthony Ashnault
NJ.com sportswriter recaps Anthony’s impact on Rutgers.
Anthony Ashnault – TOM Wrestler of the Week
The Open Mat names Anthony Ashnault “Wrestler of the Week” for December 3, 2018. Teammate Nick Suriano earns #7 top performance for same week.
2018 NCAA Championships Review
A national finalist, two All-Americans, and the best team finish in program history, as the Scarlet Knights broke its program point record with 42.5 team points for an 11th-place team result.
Gravina First Four-Time Academic All-Big Ten Selection in Rutgers History
Five Scarlet Knight Grapplers to appear on prestigious list. Gravina, secured a sixth year of eligibility earlier this season and will compete for the Rutgers wrestling program during the 2018-19 campaign.
Anthony Ashnault Granted Sixth Year
Three-time All-American will compete during 2018-19 season.
Nick Santos Earns Championship in 2018 National Collegiate Open
True freshman Nick Santos earned an individual title at 149 pounds on Sunday, February 25, at the National Collegiate Open in Dover, Delaware.
Program First: Rutgers Wrestling Features a Unanimous No. 1 – Nick Suriano
Program Firsts: Rutgers Wrestling Features a Unanimous No. 1 – Nick Suriano, 125. Suriano also first Midlands Champion.
Richie Switch: Renewed Lewis lights up U23 Worlds
Turns out there was gold underneath that thin layer of competitive rust.
We Met the Challenge – $100k Pledge for 2000 Tickets Sold
…when an anonymous donor pledged a $100,000 gift contingent on the Rutgers wrestling program selling 2,000 season tickets, Goodale embraced the goal. The Assistant Coach’s office will be built in memory of Sam Cali.
