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Six regional tournaments for NCAA women's wrestling take place this weekend. The top three finishers in each weight class will qualify for the inaugural NCAA Women's Wrestling Championships, set for March 6-7 at Xtream Arena in Coralville, Iowa.

Now more than ever, elite-level true freshmen are arriving on college campuses ready to compete for All-America honors and national titles immediately. Here is a look at the most likely true freshman national champion in every division of college wrestling.

The Ken Kraft Midlands Championships delivered a clear look at the future of women’s college wrestling. From dominant freshman performances to deep roster battles at powerhouse programs, these four takeaways highlight the athletes and storylines shaping the road to the inaugural NCAA Women’s Wrestling Championships.

Discover how wrestling coaches can use stats and video to design smarter practice plans. Get key strategies and download The Data-Driven Coach’s Playbook free.

The start of a new season always brings excitement—and pressure. For assistant wrestling coaches, this is the moment where culture is shaped, roles are defined, and momentum is set. Whether you’re in your first year on staff or stepping into a bigger role, the early weeks are where you can make your mark.

MatBoss has officially launched freestyle scoring—ending the era of freestyle programs having to adapt folkstyle tools. This powerful update delivers integrated video, smart scoring, analytics, and reporting tailored to the unique needs of freestyle wrestling, especially college women’s programs.

MatBoss has teamed up with Teamfi to give wrestling coaches a fast, free way to raise funds for their program — including subscriptions, travel, and more. With powerful crowdfunding tools and a new calendar fundraiser option, this partnership is changing how wrestling teams secure the support they need.

MatBoss celebrates eight standout student managers who exemplify leadership, service, and dedication to the sport of wrestling. Meet the 2025 scholarship recipients.

With just a month remaining in the NCAA wrestling regular season, the race for postseason accolades is heating up—including the coveted NCAA Division I Wrestling Coach of the Year award.