https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMcwfJhIrsk Additional Coverage Ashnault Set for 2019 Pan Am Championships - ScarletKnights.com USA sends stacked men's freestyle lineup to Pan Am Championships in Argentina - TeamUSA.org Rutgers’ Anthony Ashnault to compete for Team USA this weekend -
RU Wrestling Exceeds Rutgers University Dance Marathon Fundraising Goal
The SKWC would like to share the following letter: In the wise word of Coach Goodale I’d like to say "BOOM!" I wanted to thank everyone who donated to our 2019 RUDM fundraiser! The Rutgers Wrestling team is proud that as a group we exceeded our team's fundraising goal and raised over $2500! A
UPDATE: Suriano to Join Ashnault, Aragona in BTSNY Event
UPDATE 4/15: Beat the Streets NY has announced that another member of the Rutgers Wrestling family will be competing on May 6th at MSG. National Champion Nick Suriano has agreed to wrestle world medalist Joe Colon, currently of the Valley Regional Training Center and formerly a Northern Iowa
Knight Games Casino Night
Please join the Rutgers Wrestling Family on May 3rd for a night celebrating the success of the wrestling team and Jersey Pride. We are hosting our inaugural KNIGHT GAMES that will be a night of networking, celebrating, food, drinks, and playing games of chance. We will honor the success
Good Morning America!
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2019 NCAA Tournament Coverage
ScarletKnights.com: Photo Gallery | Anthony Ashnault Championship Press Conference | Nick Suriano Championship Press Conference Behind the Scenes: National Champions | Behind the Scenes: Through to the Finals Suriano Finals Highlights | Ashnault Finals
SKWC Spring Freestyle Practices
The SKWC local sports club will make it's annual switch over to Freestyle/Greco on Thursday, March 28th. Practices will run every subsequent Sunday morning and Thursday evening from the 28th until the end of June. Sunday practices will be held at 10 am- 12 pm, Thursday practices will be held
Scott Goodale reflects with Rutgers on verge of breakthrough weekend: ‘It’s come a long way’ — NJ.com
Source By James Kratch | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Scott Goodale has told the story many times. His first home dual meet as Rutgers’ head wrestling coach – a 42-0 win over Wagner at the College Ave. Gym on Jan. 4, 2008 – drew a crowd in the 10s. What he hasn’t always
