The Ithaca College sophomore earned NCAA All-American honors for the first time.

It is the first time two PSAL student-athletes from New York City have won a state title in the same year.

Six BTS Academy members will advance to compete at the New York state championships on Feb. 23-24 in Albany.

BTS Academy member Joy Murray earned the Outstanding Wrestler award.

Donations will help BTS continue to make a lifelong impact on New York City student-athletes through the sport of wrestling.

Seven Beat the Streets student-athletes earned a top-six finish at the tournament.

The Eagle Academy senior started his wrestling career in middle school with Beat the Streets.

The Bathgate High School junior credits wrestling to helping her focus and improve in school.

BTS students Amir Avazov, Evin Gursoy and Oumar Tounkara each claimed at least one victory.

Amir Avazov, Isabella Lorenzana and Oumar Tounkara each went undefeated.

Five BTS students placed in the secondary bracket.

Six girls and three boys earned top-eight finishes at the tournament.

The application process is open until Sept. 17 for New York City middle school and high school student-athletes.

Seven graduates will continue to wrestle in college.

Twenty-eight student-athletes attended a weeklong camp in Pennslyvania.

Nine BTSNY student-athletes claimed at least one victory at the tournament.

Alessandra Elliott, a national champion and two-time All-American, leads the group.

BTSNY claimed second place in the boys division and fifth place in the girls division.

BTSNY recognized the award winners for their accomplishments.

Ten Beat the Streets matches were featured between Final X sessions.