The WBU wrestling program continues to grow with the addition of 13 more student-athletes. Eight more men and five women have signed up to compete for the Pioneers beginning this fall.

The list of signees for the new Wayland Baptist wrestling programs continues to grow. WBU coach Johnny Cobb has added seven more wrestlers to his 2010-11 rosters, including four women and three men.

Wayland wrestling coach Johnny Cobb has added six more athletes to his stable of wrestlers for the Pioneer's inaugural season which begins in about six months. Among the group are two All-Americans and two All-State honorees.

The Wayland Baptist wrestling program has its first team members. Head coach Johnny Cobb recently signed four area recruits to help launch the Pioneer program. Collin Brown and Marc Backus, both of Amarillo, are the first additions to the Pioneer men's team, while China Saucedo of Hereford and Jeneshia Woods of Amarillo are the original members of the women's team.

The All-Stars have been chosen and the line-up has been set for the first-ever Freestyle Wrestling Bash held at Wayland Baptist University's Hutcherson Center. Twenty-two area boys and 18 girls have been divided into two teams each.

The action begins on Thursday at 7:15 with an exhibition featuring two youngsters in the 46-pound class. The All-Star competition is set to begin at 7:30.