Lockard took third place for her second All-American honor, while Levin took seventh for his first top-eight finish in the tournament.

The Bronx native earned the first victory for a Beat the Streets student-athlete at the men's college wrestling national tournament.

The Queens native claimed his second All-America honor in his collegiate career.

The New York City natives will each make their first national tournament appearance.

The Queens native will make his fourth appearance at the national tournament.

The New Jersey City University freshman will compete in the first official NCAA-sanctioned championship for women's wrestling.

New York City natives Sulayman Bah and Evin Gursoy power Lions to first conference title since 1982.

Bah scored a fall to help the Lions edge the No. 22-ranked Big Red for the first time in 40 years.

Davron Turgunboev earned the PSAL Most Outstanding Wrestler Award.

Javier Mina-Lewis and six girls earned a top eight finish at the prestigious high school wrestling tournament.

The free application process is open for New York City middle school and high school student-athletes.

Twelve graduates plan to continue wrestling, while pursuing college degrees.

Ten Beat the Streets student-athletes earned at least one win at the tournament.

New York claimed third place in the girls division and fourth place in the boys division.

The Bronx native is recognized as the most outstanding senior student-athlete in her sport from New York City public high schools.

Ana Carolina Mindlin Lockard and Oumar Tounkara competed on the same mats as World and Olympic champions.

The matches will be between sessions at Final X. Two freestyle matches featuring Beat the Streets New York student-athletes will be...

Twelve BTS Academy members made the finals, including six who claimed city titles.

Four Beat the Streets student-athletes earn top six finishes at the tournament.

Seventeen BTS student-athletes, including nine girls and eight boys, earned a top six placement at the state tournament.