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.

Bocanegra is the sixth student-athlete from Beat the Streets to earn National Preps All-America honors since 2021.

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

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

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

More than 40 student-athletes participated in the three-day camp.

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 earned All-America honors with a fifth-place finish.

BTS Junior League alumnus Kingston Daniells Silva also took third place.

Lena Gao and Lilly Do each claim titles in the boys and girls standard divisions.

Twenty-plus BTS alumni are continuing their wrestling careers in college.

The BTS alumnus will support and facilitate the organization’s Junior League program for K-8 students.

The Bronx native secured six wins to claim another top eight finish in a national tournament.

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

The Bronx native secured All-America honors in the junior freestyle division.