Tyler Tracy made history at the 2025 Junior Pan American Games, earning Jamaica’s first wrestling medal with bronze. A product of North Carolina wrestling and NC State, Tracy inspires a future generation of athletes.
NC United has partnered with the National Wrestling Officials Association to recruit, train, and empower referees across North Carolina. This initiative includes sponsoring six athletes to attend the 2025 Elite Officials Wrestling Clinic, strengthening the foundation of the sport’s future.
Team North Carolina brought heart, grit, and growth to the Fargodome. This reflection captures our athletes’ efforts, key takeaways from USMC Nationals, and the deliberate steps we must take to close the gap and rise on the national stage.
Team NC women made history at Fargo with two All-Americans and bold performances. As participation grows, so does potential. The path forward is clear—more girls, more freestyle, more often, with national goals and collegiate dreams in sight.
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 Gold is elevating women’s wrestling in North Carolina—uniting elite athletes across high school, college, and beyond. Through freestyle training, national competition, and statewide collaboration, we’re building a championship culture and preparing our athletes for the next level.
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.
Guide for Wrestlers & Parents detailing a year-round journey to Fargo Nationals, highlighting training strategies, qualification paths, and key benchmarks like Southeast Regionals—designed to help serious athletes succeed in freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling on the national stage.
Wrestling isn’t just a seasonal sport—it’s a year-round martial art. This post explores the mindset, training approach, and recovery strategies needed for wrestlers to grow beyond the season and embrace wrestling as a lifelong path of mastery.
The Class of 2026 NC Women’s Wrestling Top Prospects list highlights the top high school wrestlers in North Carolina. These athletes have demonstrated success at national competitions, college opens, and against ranked opponents, making them standout prospects for college recruitment.
NC United’s Women’s College Prospect Rankings, recognizing North Carolina’s top high school women’s prospects in the class of 2025. These rankings highlight the state’s most accomplished and promising female prospects for the collegiate level. This list is a testament to