Injuries are a part of sports, and while they can be healed, sometimes they have the ability of taking athletes’ career aspirations with them.
When looking at the Big Ten from the outside, two behemoths instantly grab nearly everyone's attention — Iowa and Penn State.
Kyle Snyder has won the silver medal at the World Wrestling Championships, losing 6-0 to Russia’s Abdulrashid Sadulaev in the finals.
Nittany Lion Wrestling Club member Thomas Gilman won the gold medal for the 57 kilogram weight class at the World Wrestling Championships on Monday, defeating Iran’s Alireza Sarlak 5-3 in the finals.
While football may still be at the forefront of many Penn State fans’ minds, the 2021-22 wrestling season is slowly inching closer.
After winning Olympic gold in August, former Penn State wrestler and current Nittany Lion Wrestling Club (NLWC) wrestler David Taylor won silver at the World Wrestling Championship on Sunday.
After a so-called “rebuilding year,” which saw the program produce four national champions and place runner-up in the national wrestling championships, Penn State is primed and ready for another season at the top of the collegiate level.
Since Cael Sanderson’s inaugural season in 2010, Penn State has amassed eight national championships and numerous national champions.
Following the release of the 2021-22 Big Ten wrestling schedule last week, Penn State has released its complete schedule for the upcoming season.
A former Penn State wrestling star took a big step up with an announcement on Thursday afternoon.
The Big Ten released Penn State's schedule for thie upcoming 2021-22 season on Wednesday.
Ending the season on a high note with four individual titles at the NCAA Championships, Penn State wrestling entered the offseason with momentum from several of its more prominent wrestlers.
Wrestling is deeply rooted in State College, and brothers Cole and Lance Urbas are recent examples of wrestlers from the area taking their gifts to the next level.
Former Nittany Lion Wrestling Club coach Eric Thompson was announced as a new hire on Tuesday afternoon by Arizona State wrestling coach Zeke Jones.
A former Penn State wrestler and Dan Hodge Trophy winner is taking the next step in his career.
The year 2010 looked a lot different from the present day in many ways.
Former Nittany Lion and current Nittany Lion Wrestling Club member David Taylor is officially testing his world dominance on another stage.
As the Tokyo Olympics came to a close, the U.S. Olympic team came out with not only the most medals but the most gold medals as well.
Penn State alumnus and Nittany Lion Wrestling Club member David Taylor is bringing home some of the most important hardware of his life.
It looks like one current Nittany Lion will be competing on both the wrestling mat and the gridiron this year.
There have been more than a few examples of dynasties in college sports.
Penn State has yet another wrestler taking on a coaching role at the collegiate level.
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club is a premier wrestling club and training facility located at Penn State University. It’s the home of some of the best wrestlers in the United States and the world.
Mixed martial arts is one of the fastest growing sports in the United States, and some former Penn State wrestlers are joining the movement, too.
hree members of the Penn State coaching staff will serve as personal coaches for five competing athletes in the upcoming Olympic Games.
