The West Virginia wrestling team traveled to West Point Sunday for a matchup with a strong Army team. 

The West Virginia wrestling team traveled to Appalachian State University on Saturday to participate in the Mountaineer Invitational. 

The West Virginia University wrestling season kicked off Sunday as the team traveled to Roanoke, Virginia, for the Southeast Open, formerly known as the Hokie Open. 

Although having a disappointing finish to the season, the West Virginia wrestling team will be sending five members to the NCAA Championships this weekend at the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh.

The Mountaineers finished the regular season with a dismal 4-14 record in duals in coach Tim Flynn’s first year.

The Mountaineers finish strong but their middle of the lineup struggles continued in their regular season finale against South Dakota State, losing 22-19.

Coach Tim Flynn’s first year with the West Virginia University wrestling team has been full of ups and downs.

As the season dwindles down, the Mountaineers are looking forward to the postseason and qualifying wrestlers for the NCAA tournament in March. But first, West Virginia has one final regular season dual on Feb. 24 at South Dakota State. 

The West Virginia wrestling team lost to Army West Point 28-10 on Friday during Senior Night at the Coliseum, causing them to drop to 4-13 on the season with one regular season match remaining.

After picking up victories in two of their last three matchups, the West Virginia wrestling team looks to finish the season strong as they take on Army on Friday — the last home meet for the Mountaineers of the 2018-19 season.

West Virginia traveled to Laramie, Wyoming, on Sunday to take on 11th-ranked Wyoming. 

The West Virginia wrestling team took two wins on Friday, beating California State University Bakersfield, 21-16, and Utah Valley, 26-13.

In a season that has not gone its way, the West Virginia wrestling team will look to make strides in the right direction as it participates in three contests this weekend.

The West Virginia wrestling team lost to the 3rd-ranked Oklahoma State Cowboys on Friday night, 40-3.

Following three straight losses, the WVU wrestling team looks to right the ship on Friday against their biggest test of the season — the No. 3 Oklahoma State Cowboys.

On Sunday, WVU redshirt sophomore Matthew Schmitt claimed his first career tournament win in the 133-pound weight class open division at this year’s Hokie Open in Roanoke, Virginia, along with 10 other Mountaineers that placed in the top-five.

The WVU wrestling team started off the 2018 season with a 22-14 win at the Coliseum against Big 12 partner Northern Colorado, giving head coach Tim Flynn his first win as a Mountaineer.  

One of the many opportunities over the course of Diversity Week at WVU was Tuesday’s “Truth: No Fluff” student-athlete panel.

On April 18, West Virginia Director of Athletics Shane Lyons announced Tim Flynn as the ninth head coach of the WVU wrestling team.

The West Virginia University wrestling program turned a corner last week, hiring longtime Edinboro head coach Tim Flynn.

The Mountaineer wrestling emergence at the NCAA Wrestling Championships was swiftly shortened this weekend but not without an All-American honor and an eighth-place finisher.

Zeke Moisey and Jake Smith advanced to weightclass finals as the WVU wrestling team finished ninth at the Big 12 Championships

Three Mountaineer wrestlers got bids for the Big 12 Championships, held at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this season.

In front of a record-breaking 4,517 fans, the West Virginia University wrestling team beat Clarion, 25-13, in the Beast portion of the Beauty and the Beast event.

The West Virginia University wrestling team suffered a tough defeat in their last road dual to the Edinboro Fighting Scots, 21-15.

The West Virginia University wrestling team will continue to chug along through their schedule as they set to face Edinboro on Thursday.

The West Virginia University wrestling team welcomed South Dakota State to the Coliseum on Sunday for a Big 12 conference matchup that ended with WVU’s sixth loss of the season, 24-9.

A month from now, the WVU wrestling squad will look to compete in the Big 12 Championships at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The Mountaineer wrestling team (5-5, 4-3) concluded their Colorado road trip with two wins over conference opponents.

Following two straight losses, the West Virginia University wrestling team looks to clash against a couple of Big 12 affiliates in the state of Colorado.

Although the West Virginia wrestling team (3-5, 2-3 Big 12) has teetered on the win/loss line this season, a couple of positives have remained constant.

The Mountaineer wrestling team (3-4, 2-2) took a hard loss to the Oklahoma State Cowboys last night, although the 26-6 final score is not indicative.

The West Virginia wrestling team is headed to Stillwater, Oklahoma to face the Cowboys of Oklahoma State.

When WVU takes on third-ranked Oklahoma State in Stillwater on Jan. 19, the Cowboys will be yet another ranked opponent for the Mountaineer wrestling team this season.

In the second of two Mountaineer sports victories in the Coliseum today, the wrestling team defeated Big 12 foe 25th-ranked North Dakota State, 19-12.

For only the second time in program history, the West Virginia wrestling team recorded a Big 12 win, starting off the contiguous portion of their conference schedule with an upset of the 18th-ranked Oklahoma Sooners, 24-12.

WVU head coach Sammie Henson and his crew of Mountaineer wrestlers traveled to Blacksburg, Virginia to take part in the 21st Black Diamond Brawl against 10th-ranked Virginia Tech. Unfortunately, the Mountaineers dropped their third match of the season, 30-6.

The West Virginia University wrestlers will be in Blacksburg, Virginia, waiting anxiously as they’ll once again face the Virginia Tech squad.

Jake A. Smith competed in his first dual and Zeke Moisey picked up his his second fall of the season as the WVU wrestling team upset No. 25 Pitt, 24-10.

The WVU wrestling team will join 46 colleges and universities in Sin City for this season’s Cliff Keen Las Vegas Wrestling Invitational.

Along with being in one of the premier wrestling conferences in the country, the allure of West Virginia University exists in the leadership of fourth-year head coach Sammie Henson and the beliefs that he and the coaching staff have instilled.

Immediately, West Virginia was down 6-0. Mountaineer head coach Sammie Henson had no healthy wrestlers make weight for 141 for the meet with the Nebraska Cornhuskers; more than half a dozen wrestlers were out with injuries heading into the 2017 home slate.

The West Virginia wrestling team will travel to St. Charles, Missouri on Nov. 18 to compete in the Lindenwood Open.