Seven Beat the Streets student-athletes earned a top-six finish at the tournament.

The Eagle Academy senior started his wrestling career in middle school with Beat the Streets.

Lena Gao and Serra Akyali each claim titles in the boys and girls standard divisions.

The Bathgate High School junior credits wrestling to helping her focus and improve in school.

Help BTS make a lifelong impact on the lives of underserved New York City boys and girls through the sport of wrestling.

The program will run from December to March for registered BTS student-athletes.

BTS students Amir Avazov, Evin Gursoy and Oumar Tounkara each claimed at least one victory.

Amir Avazov, Isabella Lorenzana and Oumar Tounkara each went undefeated.

Five BTS students placed in the secondary bracket.

Six girls and three boys earned top-eight finishes at the tournament.

Thirteen U.S. medalists wrestled at this year's BTS Annual Benefit, Final X.

The application process is open until Sept. 17 for New York City middle school and high school student-athletes.

Seven graduates will continue to wrestle in college.

Ruderman spent the past two years on BTSNY's Leadership Council, attending events and fundraising for the organization's operations and prog

Memberships are free of cost to all New York City student-athletes from elementary school to high school.

The Assistant Coach will lead BTSNY's middle school-aged program, the Junior League.

The Fund Development VISTA will assist and improve the fundraising quality at BTSNY.

The coaches will support middle school and high school programming and student-athletes.

Twenty-eight student-athletes attended a weeklong camp in Pennslyvania.

The Penn State wrestler taught wrestling techniques for five days across New York City.