First-years surprise seniors, fans in North Carolina wrestle-offs
By Jake Schmitz | Oct. 29, 2017On Friday, North Carolina wrestling fans got a glimpse of their team in action at its intra-squad wrestle-offs held in Carmichael Arena.
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On Friday, North Carolina wrestling fans got a glimpse of their team in action at its intra-squad wrestle-offs held in Carmichael Arena.
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The North Carolina wrestling team doesn’t want stiff competition this season — it needs it. After all, that's what makes it fun.
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NCAA regulations and improving attitudes among coaches have made wrestling safer, but problems persist with cutting weight. Studies have found that male wrestlers have a higher risk of developing eating disorders than other men the same age.
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Five wrestlers represented North Carolina at the 2017 NCAA Championships over the weekend. Danny Chaid led the way for the Tar Heels, advancing to the Round of 12 at 197 pounds before being eliminated.
Read More »The North Carolina wrestling team competed at the ACC Wrestling Championships on Saturday at N.C. State. Five Tar Heels punched their tickets to the NCAA Wrestling Championships in two weeks, but no UNC wrestler won an individual championship.
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Blood was spilled Wednesday night in Card Gymnasium.
Read More »The North Carolina wrestling team (7-6, 2-3 ACC) used a mid-meet surge take down rival Duke (4-8, 0-4 ACC), 25-15, on Wednesday in Durham.
Read More »With a 12-3 lead over Virginia, it looked like the North Carolina wrestling team was finally going to put it all together.
Read More »The North Carolina wrestling team (6-6, 1-3 ACC) fell to Virginia (9-5, 1-2 ACC) on Senior Day on Saturday, 22-15 in Pittsboro. The meet was moved from Chapel Hill due to a water shortage in the area.
Read More »The North Carolina wrestling team scored its first ACC victory Saturday, defeating No. 23 Pittsburgh, 20-16.
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After suffering its fourth loss in a row against N.C. State on Monday, the North Carolina wrestling team filed out of its dressing-room-turned-locker-room at Memorial Hall.
Read More »Even with the bright lights and packed crowd, the North Carolina wrestling team couldn’t pull off the upset against No. 9 N.C. State (9-1, 2-0 ACC) in the “Brawl at the Hall.” While the Tar Heels (5-5, 0-2 ACC) were competitive, the Wolfpack still came away from Memorial Hall with a comfortable 19-11 victory.
Read More »The North Carolina wrestling team (5-4, 0-1 ACC) fell to No. 20 Arizona State (7-2) in a 31-9 loss on Friday night in Tempe, Arizona.
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James Szymanski had a job to do.
Read More »The North Carolina wrestling team avoided a two-match losing streak, defeating Iowa State, 20-17, in Carmichael Arena Saturday.
Read More »The North Carolina wrestling team took on three nonconference opponents in the American Duals in Washington, D.C., on Friday, coming away with a dominating sweep before entering conference play.
Read More »Coleman Scott was not happy. The second home contest for North Carolina’s wrestling team did not go as planned Saturday, as the No. 22 Tar Heels (1-2) fell to No. 6 Nebraska (6-0), 30-6, in a match that was never in doubt.
Read More »The No. 22 North Carolina wrestling team lost, 18-16, to No. 21 Appalachian State in a hard fought dual meet in Boone.
Read More »North Carolina had reason to be wary of Old Dominion on the wrestling mats. About a year ago, the Tar Heels found themselves down 15-3 to the Monarchs.
Read More »In its first home match of the season, the North Carolina wrestling team set out to prove itself, flexing muscles to put down Old Dominion 28-12.
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