Tagged with "Edinboro Wrestling"

Tim Flynn is leaving the Edinboro wrestling program for the head coaching job at West Virginia University. 

The Edinboro Fighting Scots wrestling team sent eight qualifiers to the NCAA National Tournament in St. Louis, with one, Sean Russell, bringing home All-American honors.

Edinboro wrestlers traveled below the Mason Dixon line to take on the West Virginia Mountaineers Friday for a dual meet. They were rewarded for their efforts, coming home with a 27-10 team victory.

Edinboro fell to #3 ranked Iowa on Saturday evening, 28- 9, in the NWCA dual series.

On a night when the seniors would be honored, Edinboro’s youth continued to be overlooked as the 23rd ranked team in division I. That combination would help top Cleveland State by a score of 46-2.

Edinboro wrestling held their own against top- ranked Oklahoma State on Saturday, falling to the Cowboys, 24-12.

The Edinboro Fighting Scots wrestling team dropped their home opening dual match against 20th ranked University of Pittsburgh Saturday by a score of 20-16.

As the annual Red-White Wrestle-offs approach, Edinboro’s squad gears up for another season, sporting four nationally ranked wrestlers, none of which are in their final year of eligibility.

Edinboro was represented in last year’s NWCA All-Star Classic as Mitchell Port and A.J. Schopp were schedule to take the mats.

Losing the famed “Murderer’s Row” from its lineup hurt Edinboro wrestling. However, not all the members of that tough foursome are gone.