Old Dominion Cuts Wrestling Program to Save Money

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Old Dominion University says that decreased revenue streams from the COVID-19 pandemic played a part in the Norfolk, Va., school cutting its wrestling program.

The university announced the decision Thursday, saying it will go into effect immediately in an effort to save money and improve competitiveness in the school’s remaining 16 NCAA sports. When women's volleyball is added this fall, the school will have nine women’s teams and seven men’s teams.

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