Thank you, Class of 2025, for raising the bar in North Carolina wrestling. Your legacy launches RecruitNC, the new home for rankings, profiles, and college commits, preserving your impact and inspiring future generations of wrestlers across the state and beyond.
NC United Gold kicked off its 2025 season with an elite women’s freestyle practice at Greensboro College, uniting high school standouts, college stars, and future Olympians to sharpen each other—proving North Carolina is ready to lead women’s wrestling forward.
NC United’s Top 20 College Wrestling Prospects for the Class of 2026 showcases North Carolina’s elite high school wrestlers, highlighting their skills, achievements, and college potential. These rankings serve as a resource for college coaches and wrestling fans statewide.
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!
Discover the list of North Carolina wrestlers currently competing on Division III rosters. This data-driven post provides a snapshot of NC athletes making the transition to collegiate wrestling, showcasing the growing representation of our state at this level.
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.