Fresno State Wrestling made history at the 2016 NCWA West Coast Conference Championships in Tucson, Ariz., qualifying a program-record ten athletes to the National Championships. With two individual conference champions and strong performances across both the men's and women's teams, the Bulldogs continue to build momentum as they head into the final stretch of the season.

Fresno State Wrestling wrapped up the regular season with another dominant performance at home, winning the team title at the NCWA California State Championships for the second year in a row. With postseason qualification just around the corner, the Bulldogs look to carry momentum into the West Coast Conference Championships.

The Fresno State Wrestling Club traveled to Los Angeles to face a loaded Gauntlet Invitational field, featuring top NCWA programs from across the western U.S. Mason Temple led the charge, winning the 165-pound title.

Jessica Garcia and a surprise entry in Rossana Aguilar represented Fresno State at the Women’s Menlo Open, battling tough WCWA competition in Atherton, Calif.

Fresno State’s women’s team took the mat for a dedicated event in Anderson, Calif., gaining valuable experience against some of the toughest programs in the region.

Fresno State rolled through Sacramento State, UC Merced, and UC Santa Barbara at home on Saturday, while the women’s team made program history with its first-ever dual meet win.

Facing another tournament loaded with NCAA redshirts and California’s top community colleges, the Bulldogs held their ground at the 2015 Bill Musick Open, hosted by Fresno City College.

The 2015–16 Fresno State Wrestling Club season began at the SFSU Open, where the Bulldogs battled NCAA Division I talent and built experience for the long road ahead.

The Fresno State Wrestling Club concluded its historic 2014–15 season by sending four wrestlers to the NCWA National Championships in Allen, Texas. While no placers emerged, the Bulldogs proudly made their first appearance on the national stage and laid the foundation for a bright future.

Despite a travel delay, time zone confusion, and key injuries, the Fresno State Wrestling Club fought through a grueling tournament at the 2015 NCWA West Coast Conference Championships in Phoenix, AZ. The Bulldogs advanced four wrestlers to the national tournament in their first NCWA postseason appearance.