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One of the things Final X and the World Championships brings to the forefront is the careers of the senior-level athletes. On Episode 733 of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast, I’ll visit with Jack Clark and Jeff Waters of the U.S. Wrestling Foundation, a group aimed at supporting the sport in various ways, including working with the Living The Dream Medal Fund.Clark, the Executive Director, and Waters, the Chairman of the Board, will talk about the genesis of the USWF, the acronym’s past in wrestling, the #LetsWrestle campaign and other ventures the group has helped organize or be a part of. Check out information on the USWF at https://uswrestlingfoundation.org/Final X Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/2023-final-x-usa-wrestling-beat-newark-new-jersey-06-10-2023/event/02005E85D49C525BBTS Event Tickets: https://give.btsny.org/event/annual-benefit-2023/e473770Links to FollowJoin the Discord: https://www.mattalkonline.com/discordDaily Wrestling Newsletter: https://www.mattalkonline.com/newsContribute: https:/

We’re preparing for Final X on June 10 at the Prudential Center and USA Wrestling and Beat The Streets co-hosted a Zoom conference with World and Olympic champions Helen Maroulis and Jordan Burroughs on May 31. Maroulis, the first American woman to win an Olympic wrestling gold medal, discussed her performance at the Pan Ams, what she’s eager to see at another Final X, the documentary and her mental health.Burroughs will be competing in New Jersey for the first time since he was in college. He’ll talk about the chance to compete in his 11th Beat The Streets event, the makeup of his training and the move to 79 kg for this cycle until the time comes for him to move back down to the Olympic weight and what it’s been like to coach his own kids.The call was hosted by Jerry Milani and Richard Immel with BTS Executive Director Brendan Buckley. Asking questions during the call were Jason Bryant of Mat Talk Online, Andy Hamilton of FloSports, B.A. Schoen of Long Island Wrestling, Bill Evans of NJ Advance Media, and ph

Beat The Streets New York’s Brendan Buckley was a Division I All-American and former Division I head wrestling coach. Wrestling’s been part of most of his life. The last several years, the Executive Director of BTSNY, has been working on developing programing and leading the charge of some of its major events, including the annual BTS Benefit, which some still call a gala, despite Buckley downplaying the “gala” aspect of it.On June 10, Beat The Streets will again partner with USA Wrestling with the annual BTS Benefit following Final X at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. at Redd’s Biergarten. We check in with Brendan to see what goes into setting up this year’s event and how it differs from other events that have partnered with USA Wrestling, including one leg of last year’s Final X.Final Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/2023-final-x-usa-wrestling-beat-newark-new-jersey-06-10-2023/event/02005E85D49C525BBTS Event Tickets: https://give.btsny.org/event/annual-benefit-2023/e473770Video: https://www.youtu

The US Marine Corps Beach Wrestling National Championships are set for Carolina Beach, North Carolina on May 20. Event Director Ed Duncan is joined by master wrestling promoter Frank Lipoli of the Virginia Challenge to talk about the event, the fun in the sun and the opportunities beach wrestling brings to the sport and to the masses.For more information on the Beach Wrestling Tour of America and beach events, check out usabeachwrestling.com. Links to FollowJoin the Discord: https://www.mattalkonline.com/discordDaily Wrestling Newsletter: https://www.mattalkonline.com/newsContribute: https://www.mattalkonline.com/contributePatreon: https://www.patreon.com/mattalkonline The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by Compound Sportswear: https://www.mattalkonline.com/compound Quick Subscribe: https://www.Podfollow.com/shorttime Short Time Wrestling Podcast: Episode 730 – May 19, 2023

It’s been a long time since Short Time was up and running, but we’re back today and featuring Ryan Warner, one of the top wrestling podcasters in the game and he’s back featuring a new series, The Henry Cejudo Experiment. Warner, founder of Wrestling Changed My Life, chronicles Cejudo’s run to the 2008 Olympic gold in Beijing and what went behind his then-unlikely chance to become a guinea pig for USA Wrestling. Warner pulls back the curtain and gets into the weeds when it comes to what it takes do develop this documentary and gets technical on set up and writing this series. He also goes into his philosophy and desire when developing documentary stories. Listen to The Henry Cejudo Experiment at https://wrestlingchangedmylife.com/the-henry-cejudo-experiment/ Links to FollowJoin the Discord: https://www.mattalkonline.com/discord Daily Wrestling Newsletter: https://www.mattalkonline.com/newsContribute: https://www.mattalkonline.com/contributePatreon: https://www.patreon.com/mattalkonline The Short Time Time Wre

Today, Short Time is a personal interview with someone you’ve never previously heard from, unless you happened to listen to a Hampton-based sports talk show called Contact Sports 20-something years ago. Few people had an impact on my life in sports more than Terry Daniels. Terry isn’t family, but he pretty much has been a part of it for the last 20 years. When I was in high school, Terry asked one day if I wanted to go to the wrestling match on a Wednesday in January of 1995. Some of you have heard me tell this story. Today on Short Time, you get to hear it from the man himself. A longtime resident of Poquoson, Virginia, Terry’s been a sports junkie for most of his life. His enjoyment of high school sports and local sports rubbed off an another sports junkie who loved high school sports and local sports in 1995, me. With a long career so far in wrestling and a new segment starting in hockey, Terry has the unique distinction of being the individual who introduced me to both of them. The first dual against De

Wrestling coach, professor and English teacher Keith Manos joins Short Time to talk about some of the things he’s learned about coaching over the years and how he crafted them into books to help teachers and coaches alike. A member of the Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame, Manos’ Wrestling Coach’s Survival Guide has been around for almost 30 years and was even used by John Smith when teaching a course on wrestling. Manos looks back at his time in the classroom and the wrestling room and outlines things that still play today when it comes to being not just a good coach, but a relatable one. He’s big on relationships and we’ll see why.Check out Keith’s books and his background at KeithManos.com and on Twitter @KeithManos. Check out the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Streets National. Check out how you can help outfit kids by going to https://www.mattalkonline.com/gearup. Every $50 donated outfits a needy wrestler with $200 worth of gear. Let’s make sure we don’t lose the next Burroug

The always entertaining Frank Lipoli of the Virginia Challenge joins the show to talk about the upcoming Virginia Challenge Holiday Duals at the Virginia Beach Sports Center in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Frank’s background in wrestling goes back over 60 years and he’s a 2001 inductee into the Virginia Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and a recent inductee into the Hampton Roads Sports Hall of Fame.Frank talks about the origins of the Virginia Challenge, his background with the sport, what “Lipoli Logic” is and how he’s come up with events over the years and brought them to the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. We talk a lot of old school stuff here and I do what I can to keep Frank on track, but that’s easier said than done. Check out the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Streets National. Check out how you can help outfit kids by going to https://www.mattalkonline.com/gearup. Every $50 donated outfits a needy wrestler with $200 worth of gear. Let’s make sure we don’t

Dylan Wanagiel of the Prudential Center is bringing the second iteration of the Garden State Grapple to Newark, New Jersey's Prudential Center on Sunday, December 4. With four Big Ten teams taking on four EIWA teams, it'll be eight exciting duals. Wanagiel talks about the event's origins starting as the Grapple at the Garden in New York City and how it's hopefully going to set the stage for future NCAA championship events in New Jersey and the Prudential Center specifically. Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/garden-state-grapple-presented-by-spartan-newark-new-jersey-12-04-2022/event/02005D1F965C236CApproximately 2:00pm – Dual Meet Round #1Mat 1 - Indiana vs. DrexelMat 2 - Rutgers vs. PennMat 3 – Wisconsin vs. PrincetonMat 4 – Michigan State vs. BinghamtonApproximately 4:00pm – Dual Meet Round #2Mat 1 - Indiana vs. BinghamtonMat 2 - Rutgers vs. DrexelMat 3 – Wisconsin vs. PennMat 4 – Michigan State vs. PrincetonCheck out the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Streets National

Bout at the Ballpark presented by Kubota will return to Globe Life Field for the second straight year. The event will feature competition with NCAA ranked Oklahoma State (11) and Michigan (5) on Friday, February 3, 2023. The event will feature a new format this year, with one wrestling mat placed on home plate. Floor seating will also be added for the event. Oklahoma State returns to Bout at the Ballpark for the second year, while this will be the first year for Michigan to participate in the event. Bout at the Ballpark is the seventh meeting between the two programs, with the last matchup coming in 2004, also at a neutral site (Cleveland, OH). Kubota will serve as the title sponsor for the event. Kubota is the U.S. marketer and distributor of Kubota-engineered and manufactured machinery and equipment Tickets for Bout at the Ballpark will go on sale later this winter at globelifefield.com/bout. “We are excited to welcome fans back to Globe Life Field for the second year of Bout at the Ballpark. 2022 saw a spe

Josh Schamberger is the President at the Iowa City/Coralville Area Conventions and Visitors Bureau. On December 10-11, Coralville’s Xtream Arena will host a wrestling first - the men’s and women’s freestyle World Cup - at the same time.Check out the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Streets National. Check out how you can help outfit kids by going to https://www.mattalkonline.com/gearup. Every $50 donated outfits a needy wrestler with $200 worth of gear. Let’s make sure we don’t lose the next Burroughs, Taylor, Maroulis, Gray or Gardner because they can’t afford to get on the mat. This is a partnership between Beat The Streets National, Asics, Gear 2 Compete and Resilite, which has been a longtime supporter of this program and this network. The World Cup is coming to Iowa City! Check out all the details for the Men’s and Women’s competition December 10-11, 2022 at UWWIowaCity.comLinks to FollowJoin the Discord: https://www.mattalkonline.com/discord Daily Wrestling Newsletter: ht

The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference held the second of two wrestling media days on October 25. Episode 722 of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast joins media day! The second KCAC wrestling media day featured the nine women’s programs with the men’s media day already taking place on October 20 (Episode 720). Nate Naasz of the KWCA and NWCA moderated the online media day with each coach about the season, which will build to a conclusion this season with the KCAC Championships at York and the NAIA Championships in Jamestown, North Dakota. Interview Segments0:00 - Show Intro and some things why media days STILL are awesome.4:30 - KCAC Introduction with Nate Naasz5:40 - Nick White of IMA6:40 - Andrew Allen, Dissinger Reed Consultant7:45 - Dr. Scott Crawford, Commissioner of the KCAC10:53 - Doane coach Dana Vote15:00 - Friends coach Aaron Meister24:20 - Avila coach Zach Revier34:10 - Saint Mary coach Chuck Kearney41:44 - Ottawa coach Dalton Weidl49:45 - York coach Jeff Albers55:40 - Midland coach Chelsea Dionisi

Joe Kania wrestled in New Jersey for powerhouse Bergen Catholic. He jumped into wrestling coverage with the newspapers in New Jersey. After a couple of stops in the NFL with social media marketing and a stint at FloSports, Kania launched FantasyFightLeague.com, which focused on fantasy sports games. Kania recently pivoted away from fantasy sports and jumped to another realm of games, video games, creating a wrestling video game where fans will be able to play as some of the sport’s top college stars. Interview Segments0:00 - Kicking off the show pitching Gear Up and what I’m learning about what we can do to promote college wrestling based on some early impressions of working in college hockey. 17:00 - Joe Kania InterviewCheck out the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Streets National. Check out how you can help outfit kids by going to https://www.mattalkonline.com/gearup. Every $50 donated outfits a needy wrestler with $200 worth of gear. Let’s make sure we don’t lose the next B

The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference held the first of two wrestling media days on October 20. Episode 720 of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast joins media day! The first KCAC wrestling media day featured the seven men’s programs with the women’s media day coming October 25. Nate Naasz of the KWCA and NWCA moderated the online media day with each coach about the season, which will build to a conclusion this season with the KCAC Championships at Saint Mary and the NAIA Championships in Park City, Kansas. Interview Segments0:00 - Show Intro and some things why media days are awesome.6:30 - Nick White of IMA8:40 - Dr. Scott Crawford of the KCAC13:00 - Friends head coach Aaron Meister 19:20 - Bethany head coach Mitch Houghton23:50 - Avila head coach Graham Karwath31:50 - Oklahoma Wesleyan head coach Tom Carr43:48 - Saint Mary head coach Chuck Kearney55:55 - York head coach Jotham Andrews1:07:00 - Ottawa had coach Colby Crank.Check out the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Street

Last year, Princeton set a school record with two wrestlers reaching the NCAA Division I finals. Both Pat Glory and Quincy Monday return to the lineup and that’s just a taste of what you’ll hear from the Tigers this season. On Wednesday October 19, Princeton held Wrestling Media Day where head coach Chris Ayres fielded questions from the media in-person and through Zoom along with Glory, Monday, Marshall Keller and Travis Stefanik. Along with Mat Talk Online’s Jason Bryant, NJ Advance Media’s Bill Evans, Bill Alden from Princeton’s Town Topics and Kyle Franko from The Trentonian all participated. Interview Segments0:00 - Show Intro and some things about Rummy Macias.9:10 - Head Coach Chris Ayres32:15 - Pat Glory46:26 - Marshall Keller55:20 - Quincy Monday1:04:00 - Travis Stefanik Check out the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Streets National. Check out how you can help outfit kids by going to https://www.mattalkonline.com/gearup. Every $50 donated outfits a needy wrestler with

Rometo “Rummy” Macias wrestled at the University of Iowa in the 1940s. A two-time Big Ten champion, Macias finished second at the 1948 NCAA championships before starting the first wrestling team at what’s now known as Minnesota State University in Mankato, Minnesota. The Minnesota State family celebrated Macias’ birthday on October 17 as the diminutive dynamo celebrated his 100th trip around the sun. In attendance were Mavericks friends, fans and alumni and a number of his former wrestlers. This episode showcases the impact Macias had on the sport of wrestling, not just from a coaching perspective, but from a growth perspective as prior to Macias’ arrival in Minnesota, just over 30 high schools sponsored the sport. It wasn’t long after that over 300 sponsored it. Macias started the program at then Mankato State Teachers College in 1950 and coached there until 1988. He’s one of three coaches in program history. You’ll hear from former athletes and friends as well as current head coach Jim Makovsky and Macias h

the top high school folkstyle tournament in the country regardless of the time of year. We also wrap up the show talking about message boards and the pending death of the one on TheMat.Check out the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Streets National. Check out how you can help outfit kids by going to https://www.mattalkonline.com/gearup. Every $50 donated outfits a needy wrestler with $200 worth of gear. Let’s make sure we don’t lose the next Burroughs, Taylor, Maroulis, Gray or Gardner because they can’t afford to get on the mat. The World Cup is coming to Iowa City! Check out all the details for the Men’s and Women’s competition December 10-11, 2022 at UWWIowaCity.comLinks to FollowJoin the Discord: https://www.mattalkonline.com/discord Daily Wrestling Newsletter: https://www.mattalkonline.com/newsContribute: https://www.mattalkonline.com/contributePatreon: https://www.patreon.com/mattalkonlineTwitter Super Follows: https://www.twitter.com/jasonmbryantThe Short Time Time Wrest

It’s wrestling media day for Appalachian State wrestling, so we jumped on in and ended up creating a full episode of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast for it. Outside of the Hand Raised blog’s Ted Carreras, it was pretty much just me, coach JohnMark Bentley and four App State wrestlers ready for another run at the season. Before we get to the show, I touched on the news that TheMat Forums would be shutting down on October 31. I had a love-hate relationship with them. I’ll go into that, some news about what I’m now opening up for free via the Mat Talk Almanac and how you can contribute. Check out the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Streets National. Check out how you can help outfit kids by going to https://www.mattalkonline.com/gearup. Every $50 donated outfits a needy wrestler with $200 worth of gear. Let’s make sure we don’t lose the next Burroughs, Taylor, Maroulis, Gray or Gardner because they can’t afford to get on the mat. The World Cup is coming to Iowa City! Check out a

Longtime Rider wrestling coach Gary Taylor passed away last month. After 39 years at the helm, he handed the keys to the Rider program to his longtime assistant coach John Hangey. On today’s episode of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast, we’ll talk with John Hangey as he enters his sixth year as the head coach at Rider. He’ll touch on his career and how he ended up at Rider, how he came back to Rider after serving as the head coach at Bucknell in the late 90s and what legacy Coach Taylor will leave on this world and in the world of wrestling. It’s notable as well that Rider wrestling received a half-million dollar donation from the Morrison family this week, laying the groundwork for a new wrestling practice facility, one that will bear Gary Taylor’s name. Five Morrisons have wrestled at Rider, including All-American Tim Morrison’s three sons - T.J., Rob and Clint. Then we get to actual productive stuff, like the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Streets National. Check out how y

The first Premier National League (PNL) wrestling event will take place on Saturday, September 24 in Aurora, Illinois. The PNL features eight of the nation's top wrestling clubs in tiered competition focused on development of the next level of college and international wrestlers. On this episode of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast, Jared Lawrence, the founder of Minnesota-based PINnacle Wrestling School, will talk about the PNL's origin story and what to expect from the fledgling league and what it's plans are moving forward.Before we get moving though, I’ll touch on some things about Serbia and the U.S. performance before I address a social media post by Hall of Famer Wade Schalles that was critical of the promotional work done by USA Wrestling because of the lack of mainstream national coverage at the World Championships. Then we get to actual productive stuff, like the GearUP campaign I’ve joined on with in conjunction with Beat The Streets National. Check out how you can help outfit kids by going to https