Jim Carlson is a journalist based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, focusing on local sports coverage. He writes for PennLive.com and his work has also appeared on Patch.com. Jim's articles mainly cover wrestling, featuring stories on Penn State wrestlers, matches, and tournaments.
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Jim Carlson's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college wrestling within the United States, with a specific emphasis on events and competitions. If you are involved in college wrestling or have insights into related events and competitions at Penn State, Virginia Tech, Arizona State, or NCAA wrestling as a whole, Jim would likely be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Jim Carlson
| Four-time NCAA wrestling champion Carter Starocci on Wednesday night announced on X (Twitter) that he will return to Penn State to attempt to become an unprecedented five-time national titlist.
By: Jim Carlson
| It would be difficult to think the conversation that Cael Sanderson generated when he announced in 2009 that he would be leaving his Iowa
By: Jim Carlson
'Magic Man' says all the right things at introductory press conference in Stillwater.
By: Jim Carlson
| Doing it in the most difficult way possible might just make it even more satisfying as Zain Retherford, as the two-time PIAA champion from
By: Jim Carlson, Jicarlso
Sanderson discussed Lee and Aaron Brooks and David Taylor and a possible match at Beaver Stadium.
By: Jim Carlson
| Five Penn State wrestlers — four future and one current — will represent the United States in Pontevedra, Spain, Sept. 2-8 as members of the Under-20 World team.
By: Jim Carlson
With the championship potential that Penn State's 2024-25 prospective wrestling lineup boasts, it might not matter which teams are on this season's Nittany Lion schedule.
By: Jim Carlson
Virginia Tech coach Tony Robie liked what he saw last weekend when the Hokies opened the season with a win against Chattanooga.
Yet another highly successful season looms for Penn State wrestling
By: Jim Carlson
Mizzou is waiting for veterans Noah Surtin and Rocky Elam to return from injuries. In the meantime, the Tigers are taking on a daunting schedule.
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