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How Is Wrestling Scored? 


  • Takedown (2 points) Two points are awarded for taking your opponent down to the mat and controlling him/her.
  • Escape (1 point) One point is awarded for getting away or getting to a neutral position when your opponent has you down on the mat.
  • Reversal  (2 points) Two points are awarded when your opponent has you down on the mat and you come from underneath and gain control of your opponent.
  • Near Fall (Back Points) - (2 or 3 points) Near fall points are awarded when you almost but not quite get your opponent pinned. A near fall (near pin) is when...
    • both shoulders are held for two seconds within four inches of the mat, or...
    • one shoulder touches the mat and the other shoulder is at a 45 degree angle coming down to the mat, or...
    • the wrestler is held in a high bridge or back on both elbows.
If a near fall lasts for two seconds, you get 2 points. If a near fall lasts for 5 seconds, you get 3 points.
  • Fall/Pin ( End match) You hold your opponent’s shoulders/blades to the mat for 3 counts.  You win the match. 
  • Technical Fall (End match) You gain a margin of greater than 15 points over your opponent. You win the match. 
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  • Home
  • About
    • Portage Wrestling Philosophy and Mission Statement
    • Board
    • Bylaws
    • Scholarship
    • Expense Form
    • Alumni
    • Coaching Staff
    • Information >
      • Frequently asked Questions
      • Youth Wrestling Expectations
      • Concussion Information
      • How Is Wrestling Scored?
    • History >
      • Portage Individual State Qualifiers
      • Portage Individual State Placers
      • Portage Team State Placers
  • Programs
    • Youth Wrestling >
      • Information >
        • Rules
        • Frequently asked Questions
        • Youth Wrestling Expectations
        • Concussion Information
        • Checklist for Wrestlers and Parents
        • How Is Wrestling Scored?
      • Youth Registration >
        • Registration Information
        • What do I need to register
      • Youth Tournament Registration
      • Schedule >
        • Practice Schedule
        • Competition Schedule
    • Middle School >
      • Middle School Link
    • High School >
      • High School Link >
        • History
    • USA Wrestling Evetns Calendar
    • Men's Age Divisions and Weight Classes
    • Camps / Clinics
  • Fundraising & Apparel
  • Contact Us
  • Photos
  • Sponsors