Here's what you should know ahead of the 32nd annual WIAA team state wrestling tournament on Friday and Saturday at the UW Field House.
Photos of area boys and girls wrestlers competing on Day 3 of the WIAA individual state wrestling championships on Saturday, Feb. 25 at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Some believe process is better while others are adamant changes aren't an improvement on previous process that guaranteed byes, more favorable matchups.
The WIAA held its 80th annual boys and second annual girls individual state tournaments at the Kohl Center Thursday.
Area wrestlers tell us what made them want to become a wrestler.
The 80th annual boys and the second annual girls WIAA individual state wrestling tournaments are scheduled for Thursday through Saturday at the Kohl Center. Here are eight things to know.
Photos of the Reedsburg, Stoughton, Sun Prairie East/West and Waunakee wrestling teams competing in a WIAA Division 1 team sectional on Tuesday, Feb. 14 at Baraboo High School.
Stoughton received the fourth seed entering Friday's WIAA Division 1 quarterfinals at the UW Field House.
The fun-loving senior got the Kohl Center crowd to go wild by waving a Wisconsin T-shirt to announce his college choice after capturing his third state championship
From the Madison area up to Baraboo, Beaver Dam and Portage; from Waupun over to Wisconsin Dells; from Horicon over to Mauston and beyond, there are plenty of medalist contenders to keep an eye on.
From the Madison area up to Baraboo, Beaver Dam and Portage; from Waupun over to Wisconsin Dells; from Horicon over to Mauston and beyond, there are plenty of medalist contenders to keep an eye on.
Beaver Dam High School hosted the Badger Conference wrestling meet on Saturday
Sun Prairie's Bopasoreya Quintana was among the first girls to win gold in the first year the WIAA held a girls wrestling championship.
When Cambridge senior wrestler Aevri Ciha, one of dozens of girls competing at Saturday's Badger State Invitational, learned WIAA added a girls state wrestling championship, she broke down in tears.
The WIAA is scheduled to hold a girls state individual wrestling tournament for the first time in the 2021-22 season, Jan. 29 in La Crosse.
A Racine County judge ruled last week that courts shouldn’t overturn in high school sports referees' judgement calls. As a result, a Waterford High School wrestler is no longer considered a 2019 state champion.
The girls wrestling tournament is scheduled for two years at the La Crosse Center, beginning in January, 2022. The Board of Control also supported removing mask mandates for spectators at outdoor spring season state tournaments if social distancing can be attained.
Empey defended his 220-pound title at the WIAA Division 1 state tournament. Plus, Mount Horeb's Torin Hannah makes a college decision for basketball.
The Galloping Ghosts, wrestling at home, take a 38-26 victory over the Vikings in the Division 1 championship match.
Baraboo's John Gunderson collects the area's other crown.
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Poynette's Cash Stewart and Gunnar Hamre both earn third-place finishes in the Division 3 state tournament
Division 1 WIAA Individual Wrestling State Tournament championship matches at Kaukauna High School in Kaukauna, Wis., Saturday, Feb. 13, 2021.
Senior Brooks Empey and sophomore Griffin Empey continue their family's love affair with wrestling and Stoughton's tradition in the sport.
Area champs hoping to repeat are Nicolar Rivera and Brooks Empey of Stoughton in Division 1 and Cash Stewart of Poynette in D3
31 area qualifiers will compete in the Division 1 (at Kaukauna), 2 (at Adams-Friendship) and 3 (at Wausau East) tournaments on Saturday
Petitgoue and Brookfield East girls swimming and diving coach Michael Rose were named 2020 national coaches of the year by the National Federation of State High School Associations. McFarland's Brett Ogorzalek was honored as a section coach of the year for boys soccer.
The WIAA altered tournament series plans and assignments in boys and girls basketball and wrestling last week during the winter sports season affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
East, La Follette, Memorial and West have decided to skip the boys hockey, boys swimming and diving, and wrestling tourneys; decisions on other sports are to come.