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While football and soccer took center stage on homecoming weekend, wrestling showed off its promising future from slightly off-stage.

The Edinboro Fighting Scots sent five wrestlers to Cleveland, Ohio over the weekend for the NCAA Division I Wrestling National Championships, but none of them came away with an All-American.

Four Edinboro wrestlers earned automatic bids to the NCAA Division I Wrestling National Championships, while three took home first place honors in their weight class at the EWL Championships on Saturday at McComb Fieldhouse.

The Edinboro wrestling team came away with a 21-15 victory over West Virginia University on Thursday in McComb Fieldhouse after they celebrated the program’s seniors.

Schools from around the country converged in Edinboro for the university’s 29th annual Edinboro Open wrestling tournament on Feb. 3.

The Fighting Scots started off their winter break by competing in the Ken Kraft Midlands Invitational hosted by Northwestern University. 

Over the weekend, the Edinboro wrestling team took on EWL opponents Clarion and George Mason University.

The sport has grown exponentially over the past 20 years and the UFC sits at the forefront, with the possibility of overtaking boxing as the most popular fighting sport in the world very much alive.

Tim Flynn will remain at Edinboro following an interview for the head coaching position at University of Pittsburgh

The Spectator has learned Tim Flynn, in his 25th year of coaching the Edinboro University wrestling program, has interviewed for the head coaching position at the University of Pittsburgh.