Wrestling Recruiting Guidelines

There are slightly more than 300 college wrestling programs in the country. Schools can be selective when offering wrestling scholarships, and that’s why it’s important for every wrestling recruit to know what level of competition he’s best suited for. NCSA’s recruiting guidelines can help you decide what schools you’re most likely to receive a wrestling scholarship from.

Wrestling scholarships are scarce, and finding out as much as you can about the recruiting process is very important. The knowledge provided by NCSA can prove to be an essential tool for wrestling recruits hoping to make the process just a little easier.

Grades: 3.0 + GPA, 24+ ACT, 1000+ SAT (Out of 1600)

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Fargo Junior/Cadet National
Super 32 Challenge (NC)
Ironman Invitational (OH)
Beast of the East (DE)
Reno Tournament of Champions (NV)
Five-Counties Invitational (CA)
Powerade Christmas Tournament
FloNational (OH)
Virginia Beach Senior Nationals
Cheesehead Invitational (WI)
Medina Invitational (OH)

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