Wyatt Feltgen chose the hard road.From getting “obliterated” as a 7th grader on varsity to making deep tournament runs as a postseason threat at 120 lbs, Wyatt’s journey is about grit, growth, and refusing to quit.In this episode, Jordan sits down with the Florida High standout to talk about:• Falling in love with wrestling after quitting football• Taking tough losses to Steven Palmer and finally breaking through• The grind that changed everything at George Mulligan• The Florida High brotherhood and mentorship from seniors• Capital City Classic battles and postseason expectations• Why young wrestlers need to find “their senior” and stay the courseThis isn’t a story about overnight success.It’s about staying in the fight long enough to become dangerous.Wyatt Feltgen is just getting started.

On this episode of the North Florida Wrestling Show, host Jordan Cone continues the Queens of the South champion series with Torrina “Queen Rina” Rushing of Mosley, fresh off her championship performance at the largest all-girls tournament in the South in Enterprise, Alabama.Torrina reflects on returning to Queen of the South after an injury ended her run the year before, navigating a stacked weight class, and winning a hard-fought finals match that went the distance. The conversation dives into her evolution as a wrestler, learning to trust technique over strength, staying out of her own head, and embracing longer matches against elite competition.We also discuss her Fargo All-American run this summer, wrestling back through the bracket after an early injury, and what’s next as she continues to raise her ceiling. This episode is a look at growth, mindset, and becoming a complete wrestler.🎧 Sponsored by Pat Lugo & Miami HawksFollow Pat Lugo as he trains for Real American Freestyle 5 (RAF5) and begins his run toward the featherweight belt.

On this episode of the North Florida Wrestling Show, host Jordan Cone sits down with Camila Robles of Niceville High School, the latest Queen of the South Champion from Enterprise, Alabama.Camila reflects on her three-year journey at one of the South’s premier all-girls tournaments, from going winless as a first-year wrestler, to placing, to finally standing on the finals stage and claiming the crown. She opens up about overcoming injury, trusting her preparation, and learning to wrestle freely without making the moment bigger than it needed to be.The conversation dives into mindset, team culture, the importance of girls-only tournaments, and why loving the process matters more than chasing results. Camila also shares advice for young wrestlers who may be struggling early and reminds the community why growth, patience, and joy in the sport matter.🎧 Sponsored by Pat Lugo & Miami HawksFollow Pat Lugo as he prepares for Real American Freestyle 5 (RAF5) and begins his run toward the Featherweight belt.