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The '''Wrestling''' program at Columbia is the nation's oldest. In typical Columbia fashion, the school was oblivious to this fact until the 1990s when a wrestling historian informed the coach.
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The '''Wrestling Team''' at Columbia is the nation's oldest such team. In typical Columbia fashion, the school was oblivious to this fact until the 1990s when a wrestling historian informed the coach.
  
 
On [[March 31]], [[1903]], Columbia and Yale took part in the first intercollegiate meet as an opening act for a basketball game. With the exception of [[1904]], Columbia has fielded a wrestling team every year since.
 
On [[March 31]], [[1903]], Columbia and Yale took part in the first intercollegiate meet as an opening act for a basketball game. With the exception of [[1904]], Columbia has fielded a wrestling team every year since.
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*[http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/may03/features5.php Columbia Celebrates College Wrestling Centennial], Columbia College Today, May 2003
 
*[http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/may03/features5.php Columbia Celebrates College Wrestling Centennial], Columbia College Today, May 2003
  
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Revision as of 15:30, 30 November 2013

The Wrestling Team at Columbia is the nation's oldest such team. In typical Columbia fashion, the school was oblivious to this fact until the 1990s when a wrestling historian informed the coach.

On March 31, 1903, Columbia and Yale took part in the first intercollegiate meet as an opening act for a basketball game. With the exception of 1904, Columbia has fielded a wrestling team every year since.

Prominent members include George Stephanopoulos, who wrestled for the team in the early 1980s.

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