Best-of-three series will determine Team USA men's and women's freestyle members at the 2026 World Championships.

New York City student-athletes from public, catholic and independent schools will compete for the title of "best in the city."

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

Thirty-three boys and girls claimed titles, including Mia Carmela Barro in the boys and girls standard divisions.

Limited ticket packages now available for premium matside wrestling experience.

Nineteen athletes made USA Wrestling's World Championship teams in men's and women's freestyle.

Carr and Mesenbrink will each make their Beat the Streets Annual Benefit debut.

Ten athletes each in men's and women's freestyle book their spot to compete in Beat the Streets New York's Annual Benefit.

The 2016 Olympic champion and three-time World champion is 8-0 in matches at Beat the Streets Annual Benefit events.

The 2023 World champion will compete in his second Beat the Streets Annual Benefit event.

The two-time World medalist will compete in her second Beat the Streets Annual Benefit event.

The 2024 Olympic silver medalist will make his Beat the Streets Annual Benefit debut.

Best-of-three series will determine Team USA men's and women's freestyle members at the 2025 World Championships.

New York City student-athletes from public, catholic and independent schools will compete for the title of "best in the city."

Twenty BTS and PSAL coaches learned about practice planning, competition preparation and more.

The tournament was canceled due to public safety concerns.

The three-day camp featured sessions on a positive mindset, goal setting and perseverance.

BTSNY claimed second place in the boys division and fifth place in the girls division.

A record 8,000-plus fans see 29 athletes make USA World Championship Team.

Ten Beat the Streets matches were featured between Final X sessions.