Plainview, Texas – The Wayland Baptist Men's and Women's Wrestling teams will be hosting their annual Summer Camp from June 5th to June 7th ..read more

Jamestown, N.D. – The Wayland Baptist Women's Wrestling team had five athletes compete at the NAIA National Championships this weekend at the host site University of Jamestown, and Audalie Cruz finished 6th in the 101lb class ..read more

McPherson, Kansas – The Pioneers competed in the Sooner Athletic Conference Championships this past Saturday, and they have five wrestlers who have qualified for the NAIA National Championships ..read more

Plainview, Texas – The Pioneers women's and men's wrestling teams were receiving votes to be ranked in the Top 20 in the updated NAIA Coaches Poll for the Week of January 25th. The women were ranked 20th overall in the updated poll receiving 38 votes, and the men were just shy of cracking the Top 20 after receiving 19 votes ..read more

Plainview, Texas – The Wayland Baptist men's and women's wrestling teams were back in action Wednesday afternoon against the Mountaineers of Schreiner University ..read more

Reno, Nevada – The Pioneers traveled to Reno to compete in the Reno Tournament of Champions against Eastern Oregon University and Embry Riddle University. The men's team fell short to Eastern Oregon and Embry Riddle, who both have multiple highly ranked athletes on their respective squads. In the first ever women's dual hosted at the Reno Tournament of Champions, which started in 1994, Wayland Baptist defeated Eastern Oregon ..read more

Plainview, Texas – The second NAIA Women's Wrestling Top 20 Coaches Poll was released, and Wayland Baptist checks in at No. 20 in the nation. The Pioneers made the jump into this week's Coach's Top 20 poll after receiving votes in the previous release of the rankings. Wayland Baptist also had 5 wrestlers ranked nationally for their respective weight classes ..read more

Coach Davis took some time to talk with us about this year's team and what it takes to build these athletes up to be ready physically and mentally for the challenges that wrestling presents ..read more

Johnny Cobb never intended to become as transformational of a figure as he did for Wayland Baptist University wrestling. Already a legend in high school wrestling coaching circles after a five-decade long career, Cobb came out of retirement to not only help Wayland lay the groundwork for the first scholarship college wrestling program in Texas but then unexpectedly guide it to a highly-successful start, including coaching his second Olympic gold medalist ..read more

Wayland Baptist finished 98th in the 2022-23 Learfield Directors' Cup NAIA standings ..read more