The fast-casual sub sandwich franchise is the official sponsor of the BTSNY's Academy program.

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

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

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

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.

Angelina Caban and Shamil Tavarez each took second, while Rebecca Silber earned third.

Isaias Torres and Christian Solano place third and eighth in their respective weight classes.

Twelve Junior League Academy wrestlers placed this past weekend.

Alessandra Elliott, Carlos Guzman and Isaias Torres each named Outstanding Wrestler in their division.

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Eight Junior League Academy alumni plan to continue wrestling in high school

The class of 2021 sets off on a new journey

Three BTS Academy girls compete at 2021 Fargo Nationals

Spartan, City Championships, Fargo, Forbes, & More

Virtual Career Fair features 22 organizations including Morgan Stanley and A+E Networks

The Beat the Streets Academy Program is now halfway through its 2020-21 year.

Jessica Kemgne and Carlos Guzman completed a seven-week Athlete Leadership Development Course run by USA Wrestling

Pat and Amanda Hogan will be donating a portion of all order proceeds of the Wrestling the Alphabet children's book to Beat the Streets

Lyla Kiani is keeping herself busy during the virtual academic year as the leader of her newly founded student club “Femme Alliance.”