The history of school wrestling in the United States is closely linked to the development of college wrestling. The Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association held its first tournament in 1905, which quickly sparked many other college and high school wrestling tournaments. Middle school and high school wrestling grew especially after the standardization of NCAA wrestling rules, which applied to college and high school wrestling early on (with modifications in high school). More and more colleges, universities, and colleges began offering dual competitions and tournaments, including championships, and holding wrestling seasons. There were interruptions in wrestling seasons due to World War I and World War II, but in high schools in particular, state association wrestling championships sprang up in different regions throughout As amateur wrestling grew after World War II, various collegiate athletic conferences also increased the number and quality of their wrestling competitions, with more wrestlers progressing into high school wrestling, being recruited and participating in collegiate competitions. , the various public high school associations also continue to organize annual individual and team wrestling championships. There can't be college wrestlers wrestling high school. Any college wrestlers who do this may have their wrestling careers taken away from them or be severely punished. you need certain equipment to fight. A singlet is a one-piece wrestling garment made of spandex, nylon or lycra. It should provide a tight, comfortable fit to the wrestler and prevent an opponent from using anything on the wrestler in the middle of a sheet of paper. The wrestler moves back one round. You win by facing the winner of another wrestler in the preliminary or pre-quarter round, this is rematch wrestling 2. Now the loser of the quarters faces the winner of rematch wrestling 2, this is rematch wrestling 3 and after winning this match you are now a medalist. While the wrestling matches are taking place, the semi-finals are also continuing. These children are fighting for places 1 to 6. Now the winners who won the 3-round return fight face each other and the winner will face the loser of the semi-finals. Now the winners fight for 3rd and 4th places, and the losers fight for 5th and 6th places. If you lose this round, you fight for 7th-8th place which will take place on Sunday. Of course, the winners of the semi-finals will be in the final. The day ends with a parade. Wrestlers who placed first through eighth place on the podium and receive their medals..