There were 38 Division I wrestlers from the seven-county cleveland.com coverage area that made their way onto the state podium Sunday night at the OHSAA state wrestling tournament. Ten wrestlers made their way to the state championship,

The Watterson boys wrestling program had two individual state champions and won its first OHSAA Division II team title.

The OHSAA state wrestling tournament for Ohio high schools concludes Sunday in Columbus. Follow along for live coverage.

The Eagles are flying high once again after claiming the 10th consecutive, and 38th overall, OHSAA state wrestling championship in St. Edward history. After advancing all 13 state qualifiers to the semifinals and seven to championships,

Penn State wrestling star Tyler Kasak is a Big Ten champion. Kasak, seeded second, took care of Ohio State’s Brandon Cannon, who made a Cinderella run to the finals as a No. 8 seed. It was a close bout for most of it,

The Penn State Nittany Lions crown five Big Ten champions and qualify their entire lineup for the NCAA Wrestling Championships.

The Nittany Lions won five individual titles and claimed their ninth Big Ten tournament title under coach Cael Sanderson.

EVANSTON, Ill. — For the second straight season, a true freshman from Penn State is the 125-pound Big Ten champion. Luke Lilledhal didn’t think there would be that many opportunities to score against Nebraska’s Caleb Smith in the Big Ten 125-pound finals, so when one came, he showed why he’s called Lightning Luke.