OTTAWA – One of Canada’s most recent wrestling Olympians, Linda Morais, has announced her retirement. The Tecumseh, Ontario, native won a world championship in 2019, and will forever be among Canada’s elite wrestlers. “I’m incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity to wear the maple leaf for so many years,” said Morais. “The more I...

Happy Holidays from Wrestling Canada Lutte! WCL wishes the entire Canadian wrestling community a warm, safe, and joyful holiday season. Please note that our office will be closed from December 22 to January 2 for the holidays. We look forward to reconnecting in the New Year!

Via rbctrainingground.ca On November 1st, Vancouver hosted a gathering of Canada’s Top 100 athletes at the 2025 RBC Training Ground National Final. Surrounded by RBC Training Ground alumni and RBC Olympians, athletes tested their skills with the goal of being identified as an RBC Future Olympian by National Sport Organization (NSO) scouts. Today, the Top...

OTTAWA – Wrestling Canada Lutte (WCL) is announcing important updates to the athlete selection processes for two major international events taking place in 2026: the U17 Pan-American Championships and the FISU World University Championship Combat Sports. Due to the timing of these events in relation to the 2026 Canadian Championships (Senior, Junior, Cadet), WCL will implement separate selection guidelines...

OTTAWA — Wrestling Canada Lutte (WCL) is proud to announce that Montreal’s Laurence Beauregard has been awarded $2,000 in Quest for Gold funding following her outstanding performance at the 2025 World Wrestling Championships, held September 13–21 in Zagreb, Croatia. Competing in the 59kg weight class, Beauregard, from Montreal Wrestling Club, captured a bronze medal — the first World Championship medal of her career. This achievement...