Seven men's freestyle and six women's freestyle matchups have been determined for the Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit.

Ten athletes each in men's and women's freestyle and Greco-Roman will compete in the Beat the Streets New York's Annual Benefit.

The 2021 World champion and 2020 Olympic bronze medalist will wrestle in his first Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit event.

The two-time World bronze medalist will wrestle in her second Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit event.

The 2022 World champion will wrestle in her second Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit event.

The 2020 Olympic champion and two-time World champion will compete in his seventh Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit event.

The 2022 World champion will compete in her second Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit event.

The 2022 World silver medalist will compete in his second Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit.

The two-time World silver medalist will compete in her first Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit event.

The 2020 Olympic bronze medalist and three-time World medalist will compete in her second Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit event.

The four-time World champion and 2020 Olympic bronze medalist will wrestle in his fourth Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit event.

The 2016 Olympic champion and three-time World champion will wrestle in his sixth Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit event.

There are a variety of wrestling-only event ticket options, with prices starting at $40.

The 2012 Olympic champion and six-time World champion will wrestle in his 11th Beat the Streets Annual Benefit event.

Thirty weight classes will be contested in a best-of-three series to determine Team USA members at the 2023 World Championships.

Douglas served as a member of the Beat the Streets' Board of Directors and Leadership Council as well as PSAL Director.

Olympic champions Jordan Burroughs, Helen Maroulis, David Taylor among 14 wrestlers to make Team USA World Team.

Six-time World and Olympic champion Jordan Burroughs defeated Chance Marsteller 2-1 in a best-of-three series.

The 2021 World silver medalist will not compete because of medical reasons.

The executive director also described the program's mission and its impact on New York City youth.