Wrestlers United in Business is a new statewide initiative from NC Wrestling United that connects college wrestlers with career opportunities in North Carolina’s business and technology sectors. The program develops disciplined, high-performing talent and builds a long-term pipeline of leadership.
Tyler Tracy, a Cardinal Gibbons alum and NC State wrestler, earned bronze for Jamaica at the 2025 U23 Pan Am Championships. His performance at 74kg not only made history but also qualified Jamaica for the U23 World Championships.
The seeds are set. NHSCA Nationals has released updated brackets, and several North Carolina athletes have secured spots among the top contenders. Below is the updated list of NC wrestlers who are seeded heading into the tournament.
Josh Wilson, defending national champion at 141 lbs, is chasing a second title and the prestigious Hodge Trophy. Representing Greensboro College and North Carolina, Josh’s dedication embodies the strength of NC wrestling. Rally behind him on his journey!
Ethan Oakley, ranked #18 nationally at 133 lbs, is representing North Carolina and UNC with pride. As he chases ACC and NCAA Championships, Ethan embodies the grit of NC wrestling. Join us in supporting his journey to postseason glory!
Mike Macchiavello shines at the 2025 Henri Deglane Grand Prix, clinching gold in the 92 kg category. Team USA dominates with nine medals, showcasing their wrestling prowess. Discover Macchiavello’s journey and the history behind this prestigious tournament.
The Wrestling Bridges the Gap Hurricane Relief Match unites wrestlers, teams, and fans to support communities impacted by devastating storms. Hosted by the U.S. Wrestling Foundation, this event showcases wrestling’s resilience and camaraderie while raising funds for hurricane recovery. Join us to make a difference beyond the mat—sign up today!
NC United showcased incredible growth at the 2024 Patriot Open, with five high school wrestlers competing against top collegiate athletes. Highlighted by Liam Hickey’s 4th-place finish and multiple wins over Division 1 opponents, the team achieved a 44% improvement in CAP Scores, solidifying its commitment to elevating North Carolina wrestling.
NC United made its college tournament debut at the 2024 Southeast Open, where six high school wrestlers faced elite college athletes from Division 1, 2, and 3 programs. With our CAP Scoring system, we evaluated each athlete’s performance, marking a proud milestone for North Carolina wrestling. Read about their journey here!
North Carolina’s wrestlers are showing steady progress, as reflected in our CAP Score analysis of the 2024 Super 32 Tournament. By comparing results from 2023 to 2024, the CAP Score offers a clear measure of how far we’ve come and highlights areas for continued growth, setting the foundation for future statewide success.
The CAP System is a groundbreaking tool designed to track and evaluate wrestler performance in national tournaments. By measuring key metrics like All-American placement, quality wins, and tournament progression, the CAP System offers athletes, coaches, and parents a clear roadmap to competitive success and continuous improvement in wrestling.
Ready to take the next step in your wrestling career? The NC Wrestling United NCAA Recruiting Toolkit is your essential guide to navigating the complex college recruitment process. From NCAA rules to coach communication strategies, this toolkit equips athletes, coaches, and parents with everything needed to succeed in collegiate wrestling.