10 BTSNY Academy boys advance to compete at the New York state championships on Feb. 24-25 in Albany.

Botensky Bauzile claimed his second straight crown, while Alexis Elson, Alessandra Elliott and Ariel Ofri-Akman won in the girls division.

The Riverdale Kingsbridge Academy senior looks to become the first female student-athlete to win the tournament title.

The Thomas Edison senior wrestler eyes city championship and state tournament run.

The Brooklyn middle school wrestler learned the value of perseverance through the sport.

Oumar Tounkara took second place, while three girls claimed top-seven finishes.

The application process is open until Oct. 17 for New York City high school boys and girls student-athletes.

All three staff members are BTSNY alumni.

Practices will begin Monday, Sept. 12 at P.S./I.S. 217 Roosevelt Island.

Eight graduates will continue to wrestle in college, including four at the varsity level.

The BTSNY Academy member will major in political science at the Ivy League school.

The rising senior earned All-American honors for a second straight year.

Reigning national champion Alessandra Elliott leads the group.

Beautiful Robinson and Alessandra Elliott each shined with 3-0 records.

Six Beat the Streets Academy wrestlers qualified for the USA Wrestling National Championships in July in Fargo, North Dakota.

Four total Beat the Streets Academy wrestlers qualified for the USA Wrestling National Championships in July in Fargo, North Dakota.

Destiny Bennett, Beautiful Robinson, Genesis Ceron and Rebecca Silber each won their respective weight class.

Sulayman Bah, Dwayne Harris and Christian Solano punched their ticket with a top-six finish at the Northeast Regional Championships.

The BTS alumnae and junior league assistant coach took seventh place in the under-20 division and eighth place in the under-23 division.

The junior earned All-American status at the premier high school wrestling tournament in the country.