Two CSC wrestlers fought their way to the top of the bracket at the RMAC/Super Region 4 Championships to earn themselves a trip to the National Championships in Birmingham, Ala., last weekend.

The NCAA Super Region 4/RMAC Championships are set to begin this Friday, February 22nd and will be hosted by the one and only Chadron State College at the Nelson Physical Activity Center. After winning their last regular season meet against Colorado School of Mines, the Eagle wrestlers look forward and prepare for the championship duals.

Chadron State won just two matches last Thursday as Western State Colorado University defeated the eagles 28-9. CSC’s overall record falls to 6-8 and only one more regular season dual is left on their schedule.

Last week, the Eagles wrestling team had a victorious night on Thursday, and a less successful one on Friday.

The Chadron State wrestling team’s win streak came to an end last Thursday when Colorado Mesa University defeated the Eagles 24-9. Colorado Mesa (11-1) was ranked 10th in the most recent Division II rankings.

While many of us enjoyed our Christmas breaks at home, the Chadron State wrestlers continued practice and traveled to Phoenix, Arizona for the annual Grand Canyon University duals.

The Chadron State Wrestling team traveled to Grand Junction Colo., on Saturday to compete in the Colorado Mesa University Invitational. Three Eagle wrestlers placed in top five spots, while five won at least two matches that day.

With the mats dusted off, Chadron State’s wrestlers prepare for the 2012 season. After multiple weeks of practicing, the wrestlers are ready to start the season with their annual Red and White dual held in the NPAC at 6 p.m. today.

This week, Eagle wrestlers prepare to square off against New Mexico Highlands University in their first home dual after several weeks on the road at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Armstrong Gymnasium.

Can the Eagle wrestlers come back?

The Chadron State wrestling team grappled their way through two duals last week. On Thursday, Jan. 19 they came across Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, Colo. and emerged victorious with a 22-13 win over the Mavericks. Their celebration was cut short by Western State College the next night, Friday, Jan. 20, in a 28-9 loss to the Mountaineers.