Here's our list of the best girls wrestlers in the city this past season.
Here's our list of the best boys wrestlers in the city this past season.
We've compiled a list of athletes from throughout Nebraska who have signed to continue playing sports in college.
The competition in girls wrestling is ramping up, but no one was able to stop Wahoo's Kaylee Ricketts, who ended on a high note Saturday.
Lincoln East's Gabe Turman stood at the top of the Class A 132-podium Saturday as a back-to-back champion. He also stood alone as the lone city champ.
Bennington's Kael Lauridsen didn't want to face anyone other than O'Neill's John Alden for a chance at history — even if it meant heartbreak.
Check out the scenes from Saturday's Nebraska high school state wrestling championship at CHI Health Center in Omaha.
The senior and his coaches figured the 200th win would happen sometime in the postseason. But for it to be Saturday was "icing on the cake."
Check out the record setters from this weekend's Nebraska high school state wrestling championships.
'Most exciting kid out there': Miles Anderson continues Millard South dominance with 126-pound title
Miles Anderson might be the future of Millard South wrestling. The junior isn’t half bad in the present either.
Kort had finished as the runner-up in each of his previous three seasons. “A new color,” he said of his gold medal won Saturday.
A state title for Afftyn Stusse seemed nearly impossible this time last year. “There’s nothing this girl can’t do,” coach Brand Lanman said.
Sauceda's state title run included wrestling every meet with a torn ACL suffered in the Bulldogs' football soap scrimmage before the season even started.
Welcome to the Journal Star's live coverage of the state wrestling meet at CHI Health Center Omaha. Follow along for updates from the action.
OMAHA — CHI Health Center Omaha has seen its fair share of three- and four-time medalists — but Lincoln East's Gabe Turman's path to four medals is a unique one.
Tanner Frahm and Kyler Mosel have a combined 100 wins, and both are heading to the championship round of the state wrestling championships.
Hunter Jacobsen's summer was long as he began a journey back to the state finals. That quest was completed Friday in a semifinal win.
Check out the results from Friday's semifinals action at CHI Health Center Omaha.
With the Canoyer name a staple in Nebraska wrestling, Brayden has all the help he needs to add his name to the trophy case.
The lights are bright on Fridays at the state wrestling championships — and this year is no different. Check out all of the sights!
The second-ranked Unle punched his ticket to Saturday’s championship match with a 7-1 win over Leland Sindel of Lincoln East in the semifinals of the state wrestling tournament. It sets up a rematch with No. 1 Kiernan Meink, as the two met at the Metro Conference tournament in mid-January, a match Meink won 4-2.
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The state wrestling championships are underway, and we're keeping an extra eye on the wrestlers in the Journal Star coverage area.
Here's what stood out in Class A on Thursday in Omaha:
Here's what stood out in Class B on Thursday in Omaha:
Here's what stood out in Class C on Thursday in Omaha:
Here's what stood out in Class D on Thursday in Omaha:
The state tournament continues Friday at CHI Health Center Omaha.
Luke Lambert needed the OK from his future football coaches, his parents, and his doctors before he could wrestle this season. Two out of three isn’t bad.
The club teammates Barber and Graser both said they were looking forward to a clash under the bright lights of the state semifinals.