OTTAWA / THUNDER BAY, ON – The 2026 WCL U SPORTS Invitational Championships are set for this weekend (Feb. 27-28) at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The event will feature approximately 200 of the best collegiate wrestlers from across the country, representing 17 universities in 20 weight classes (10 for women and 10 for...

Wrestling Canada Lutte (WCL) is deeply saddened to share the passing of Matt MacGrath, a coach from our PEI wrestling family. Matt, a devoted coach and father, had some of his proudest moments coaching his daughter at the 2025 Canada Games. We join the wrestling and PEI community in mourning his loss. Our thoughts are with...

Starting April 1, 2026, coaches will no longer have access to the current Make Ethical Decisions (MED) online evaluation module, nor the NCCP multi-sport MED training. Coaches will be required to access this through an e-learning module in The Locker. This is similar to what you have to do with the CAC Safe Sport module...

OTTAWA – Montreal’s Alex Moore, a 2024 Olympian who proudly donned the maple leaf on wrestling mats around the world, has announced his retirement from competitive wrestling. A product of the Montreal Wrestling Club, the 28-year-old Moore closes a career marked by perseverance, national titles and international success. On the world stage, Moore proudly represented Canada in multiple...

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...