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
RU Recruit Tyson Dippery Wins FloNationals
http://www.flowrestling.org/coverage/250092-Flonationals-2013/video/704244-138-lbs-1st-place-match-Tyson-Dippery-Pennsylvania-vs-Cole-Landowski-Pennsylvania Reports: 138 1st Place - Tyson Dippery of Pennsylvania 2nd Place - Cole Landowski of Pennsylvania 3rd Place - Brock Zacherl of
SKWC Social, Friday March 8
Socialize with Rutgers Wrestlers, Coaches, and Fans After EIWA Tournament Friday (Immediately following Session 2) Friday, March 8th BROTHER JIMMY’S BBQ 5 Easton Ave New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Brother Jimmy's is located at 5 Easton Avenue New Brunswick next to the train station.
How Wrestling Lost the Olympics – John Irving [NY Times]
February 15, 2013 By JOHN IRVING >IN A.D. 393, the ancient Olympic Games were abolished — they had become too corrupt. Wrestling was among the first sports in those ancient Games; wrestling was also included at the start of the modern Olympics, in 1896. Yet on Tuesday
Elimination Of Olympic Wrestling Is Simply Bad Business
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) sent a clear message to the world’s wrestling community yesterday, “You have been weighed, you have been measured, and you have been found wanting.” In a shocking move, the executive board of the Olympic Committee announced that they had voted to
Talking Points About the Sport of Wrestling and the Olympics from USA Wrestling
By USA Wrestling 02/12/2013 TALKING POINTS ABOUT WRESTLING AND THE OLYMPICS USA Wrestling has created these talking points for those in the wrestling community in our nation who may be speaking about our sport in light of today's International Olympic Committee announcement. Please read
Nick Gravina Commits to Rutgers Wrestling Program
By Joe Kania/ For The Star-Ledger 152-pounder, Nick Gravina of Northern Highlands, has given a verbal agreement to wrestle for the Rutgers University Scarlet Knights. Gravina, the fifteenth ranked wrestler in the nation at his weight by Intermat, had offers from the University of North