The SKWC is excited to announce the addition of resident athlete Montell Marion. Montell is a 2x NCAA FINALIST & 3x All American.
$100,000 Season Ticket Challenge
$100k Donor Match Initiative Will Go Towards Naming of Wrestling Assistant Coach’s Office Dedicated to Sam Cali JUNE 28 - PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Season tickets for the upcoming 2017-18 Rutgers wrestling season are now on sale. Season tickets can be purchased or renewed by contacting the Rutgers
Registration Still Open For 2017 Team and Technique Camps
SKWC Rolls Out New Membership Program
SKWC Membership Program 2016-2017 The Scarlet Knights Wrestling Club Inc. (SKWC) was founded in 2011 with the goals of supporting both the Rutgers University wrestling team and amateur wrestling in New Jersey. The SKWC is an independent nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization. In its
Rutgers SKWC Adds Anthony Perrotti and Taylor Walsh while retaining Tyler Graff
Rutgers SKWC Adds Anthony Perrotti and Taylor Walsh while retaining Tyler Graff The Scarlet Knight Wrestling Club has added two new members for the 2016-17 season in addition to keeping 2016 National Team Member, Tyler Graff. We are excited to announce Taylor Walsh and Anthony Perrotti will
Battle at the Birthplace
Longstanding New Jersey wrestling rivals Rutgers and Princeton will add a new chapter to their history at the first ever "Battle at the Birthplace", presented by Autoland, on Saturday, Nov. 19 inside High Point Solutions Stadium, announced Monday by Rutgers Athletics. The historic dual-meet event
Embrace Kids Outing
Embrace Kids had a large group at the RAC on Sunday to cheer on Rutgers Wrestling vs. Michigan. T-shirts, breakfast in the bleachers and the "Embrace Kids" were chosen for the half-time tug of war. We appreciate the team and coaches' hard work and focus on community service. Photo highlights,
How Rutgers Wrestling Became a National Force
The vision for turning Rutgers wrestling into a national force was scribbled on a napkin over a bottle of wine shared by husband and wife. Scott Goodale, then the wrestling coach at powerhouse Jackson Memorial High School, wanted to be a good friend to the state program in 2007, when he
