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The SKWC had a number of standout performances from this past weekend. Joseph Olivieri and Jacob Butler both won individual titles at Lock Haven's Mat Town Open II on Sunday. Rutgers wrestling also competed tough with No. 9 Minnesota, securing four individual ranked wins before losing to the

The SKWC saw a number of positives after No. 13 Rutgers wrestling split its matches over the weekend. The Scarlet Knights defeated Michigan State before losing to No. 11 Michigan in Ann Arbor. In total, Rutgers won nine individual matchups over the weekend. No. 13 wrestling delivers 22-13 win over

The SKWC continues to climb as No. 14 Rutgers wrestling earned Big Ten Conference wins over No. 21 Indiana and Purdue over the weekend. The Scarlet Knights are now 9-1 this season and can move to 3-0 in the Big Ten for the first time in program history with a win Friday at Michigan State. No. 14

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – The SKWC community continues to roll, as Rutgers earned dual wins at Penn (22-14) and against Rider (31-5) over the weekend. The Scarlet Knights are now 7-1 heading into the Big Ten portion of their dual schedule, as RU will open conference action on Friday night against No. 23

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – SKWC fans saw plenty of action from Rutgers wrestling during the holiday break, as several Scarlet Knights produced key wins at tournaments ahead of the new year. Shawver’s Silver Highlights Action for Wrestling at Midlands No. 26 Dylan Shawver (133) earned a runner-up finish

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – SKWC fans can watch Rutgers wrestlers  compete at the 2023 Ken Kraft Midlands Championships on Friday and Saturday at the NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. The event is not an official date on the Scarlet Knights' 2023-24 competition calendar. No. 13 Brian Soldano (184),

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – SKWC fans can watch Rutgers wrestling send six attached student-athletes to the 2023 Sheridan Tournament, hosted by Lehigh, on Friday at Stabler Arena. The event is not an official date on the Scarlet Knights' 2023-24 competition calendar. Brandan Chletsos (125), Devon Britton