Here's how to watch the 2023 Kenora Thistles U18 AAA vs Interlake Lightning U18 AAA on FloHockey.

The longest anyone has ever had to wait for an NCAA Tournament since World War II ended is finally over. The competitors have made their way to St Louis and we are going to crown 10 new champs for the first time since 2019.

Reigning Hodge Trophy Award winner Spencer Lee looms large over the rest of the field at the lightest weight in the Big Ten. Don’t let Lee distract you from the rest of the field, however. The battle to be an automatic NCAA qualifier will be a tough one. While the action is live on the Big Ten Network, we'll be breaking it down from Flo HQ on a watch party. Here's everything you need to know about this 125 lbs bracket.

In March, the question of what dominance Iowa’s lineup would hold following the career of two-time NCAA champion Spencer Lee was answered with the verbal commitment of one of the best lightweight recruits in the country. 

Two-time NCAA champion Spencer Lee was the undefeated #1 seed heading into the 2020 NCAA Championships before they were canceled last month. He and Pat Lugo had a conversation with Mark Bader last week that shed light on a few interesting details about Spencer's season. Here are four interesting notes:

Here we go. Yes, NCAAs will be a little different this year, but the wrestling is still going to be awesome and you’re still going to watch. So, like we always do at this time, the content will be coming in fast and furious for the signature event of the college wrestling calendar. Today starts the sprint of previews, kicking off with 125 pounds.

Once again, the EIWA Championships will be live on FloWrestling. The EIWA has been awarded 44 automatic qualifying spots for the NCAA Championships, third only to the Big Ten and Big 12. Here are some of the biggest storylines for the first five weights at EIWAs.

With each new collegiate season comes the varsity debut of a new crop of redshirt freshman, as well as the reintroduction of a host of familiar faces who deferred eligibility for one reason or another.