West Virginia University Wrestling

The Flynn File Personal Information Birthday June 14 Hometown Annapolis, Md. Education Penn State, 1987 (Bachelor's) Penn State, 1990 (Master's) Wrestling Career Penn State, 1984-87 Wife Tanya Children Logan, Riley Coaching History 1992-97 Edinboro - Assistant Coach 1997-18 Edinboro - Head Coach 2018-present West Virginia - Head Coach West Virginia University has one of the most successful coaches in college wrestling leading the Mountaineer wrestling program. Head coach Tim Flynn, the owner of 285 career victories, enters his ninth season after joining WVU in 2018. Under his guidance, West Virginia has seen 35 Mountaineers qualify for the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships and eight earn All-America status. WVU has also enjoyed great success off the mat, earning 29 NWCA Scholar All-America honors. West Virginia enjoyed incredible success during the 2025-26 season, winning 11 duals and sending six Mountaineers to the NCAA Wrestling Championships in Cleveland. West Virginia finished the year with 10 or more dual wins for the fourth consecutive season, marking the first time since 1985-88, and just the second time in program history. WVU’s 11 dual wins are the team’s most since 2014, and West Virginia beat five Big 12 foes for the first time since joining the conference. The highlight of the season came against No. 17 Northern Iowa. The Mountaineers defeated the Panthers, 23-13, for their highest-ranked win under Flynn and the third ranked win of the season. West Virginia’

The Moore File Personal Information Birthday March 4 Hometown Dubuque, Iowa Education Iowa, 2004 (Bachelor's) Edinboro, 2011 (Master's) Wrestling Career Iowa, 2001-04 Children Carver, Maddox Coaching History 2004-05 Iowa - Strength & Conditioning Coach 2005-06 Iowa - Administrative Assistant 2006-18 Edinboro - Assistant Coach 2018-present West Virginia - Assistant Head Coach Cliff Moore, an NCAA champion at 141 pounds for Iowa, is in his ninth season at West Virginia University after joining the program in 2018. His responsibilities include managing the day-to-day operations of the West Virginia wrestling program, assisting with the organization of the team’s travel, and coordinating community outreach work and fundraising opportunities. In 2026, six Mountaineers placed at the Big 12 Wrestling Championships, six Mountaineers wrestled at the NCAA Championships and one became an NCAA All-American. During the 2025 season, two Mountaineers won Big 12 titles, five qualified for the NCAA Championships, and one became an NCAA All-American. The Mountaineers continued rewriting the record books during their 2024 campaign, eclipsing the double-digit win mark for the 18th time in program history and first in back-to-back seasons since 1990 and 1991. They were featured in the NWCA rankings throughout the season, opening the year at No. 24 and reaching as high as No. 17 to end the month of January before concluding the regular season ranked for the first time since 2005 (No. 19). WVU's su

Follow @bigmeech141 The Port File Personal Information Birthday April 10 Hometown Bellefonte, Pa. Education Edinboro, 2015 (Bachelor's) Wrestling Career Edin...

A native of Buffalo, New York, Muhamed McBryde enters his sixth season as the volunteer assistant for the Mountaineer wrestling program. McBryde won the United States U23 World Team Trials, earning the right to represent the U.S. at the U23 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary in 2017. He made the most of the opportunity by earning a spot in the bronze medal bout, before ultimately finishing in fifth place. He continues to compete domestically and internationally while coaching the Mountaineers. In 2026, six Mountaineers placed at the Big 12 Wrestling Championships, six Mountaineers wrestled at the NCAA Championships and one became an NCAA All-American. During the 2025 season, two Mountaineers won Big 12 titles, five qualified for the NCAA Championships, and one became an NCAA All-American. The Mountaineers continued rewriting the record books during their 2024 campaign, eclipsing the double-digit win mark for the 18th time in program history and first in back-to-back seasons since 1990 and 1991. They were featured in the NWCA rankings throughout the season, opening the year at No. 24 and reaching as high as No. 17 to end the month of January before concluding the regular season ranked for the first time since 2005 (No. 19). WVU's success carried into the postseason, as the squad scored a 97.5 team total at the Big 12 Championship for their highest point total since joining the Big 12 while matching the program’s best finish at the postseason spectacle since the conferenc