Youssif Hemida was Maryland wrestling’s lone bright spot on Day 1 of the Big Ten tournament
Hemida is the Terps' only automatic qualifier to the NCAA tournament.
Maryland wrestling shut out by No. 3 Iowa in record loss, 48-0
It was the Terps' worst-ever Big Ten loss.
Michigan State represents one of Maryland wrestling’s best opportunities for a Big Ten win
The Terps lone Big Ten win came against the Spartans in 2016.
Maryland wrestling’s Billy Rappo secured his first win after three losses to ranked foes
When the Maryland wrestling team earned its first victory of the season over Columbia at the Grapple at the Garden Sunday, there was likely some relief for one of the team’s most experienced wrestlers. Redshirt senior 141-pounder Billy Rappo, after losing his first three bouts of the season at 141 pounds, earned his first victory. … Continue reading Maryland wrestling’s Billy Rappo secured his first win after three losses to ranked foes
Facing stiff competition in the Big Ten championships could help Maryland wrestling
The Terps lost to some of the same foes they struggled with in the regular season.
Maryland wrestling loses fifth consecutive dual, 48-3, to No. 20 Nebraska
The Terps haven’t won a dual since November.
All but one Maryland wrestler eliminated in first day of Big Ten Tournament
Geoffrey Alexander is the lone Terp remaining in the competition.
Kerry McCoy continues to tweak Maryland wrestling lineup entering Michigan dual
The Terps have started multiple wrestlers at eight of the 10 weight classes.
Maryland heavyweight Youssif Hemida fell one win short of becoming an NCAA All-American
No. 7 Tanner Hall of Arizona State eliminated Hemida with a 2-1 decision.
Maryland wrestling’s newest assistant coach is a former program star
Former All-American Jimmy Sheptock’s return was a “no-brainer.”