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When from a neutral position, one wrestler is able to bring his opponent to the mat and gain control.

Score: 2 points

Escaping your opponent's control.

Score: 1 point

A When the wrestler on the bottom is able to reverse the control so that his/her opponent is on the bottom.

Score: 2 points

Points awarded when one wrestler comes close to pinning the other.

Score: Worth two or three points depending on the length of time that the opponent's back is exposed to the mat.

Can we awarded when the opposing wrestler performs illegal moves or receives a penalty for excessive stalling.

Holds where an opponent is lifted from the mat and brought from a standing position immediately to their back.

Five points

Turning your opponents back within 90 degrees of the mat. Not necessary to be in the offensive position to get back points.  A defender can be awarded points if their opponent's back makes contact with the mat.

Stalling

A warning is given for excessive stalling and then penalties begin for subsequent calls.

Penalty: 1 point for the first and second penalty, 2 points for the third penalty, disqualification for the fourth penalty.

A fall is known as a pin, which occurs when one wrestler holds both his opponents' shoulders on the mat at the same time.

If either wrestler gains a fourteen-point lead (Folkstyle) or a ten-point lead (Freestyle, Greco-Roman) on their opponent at any point then the match is declared over and he/she is the winner.

This occurs when neither wrestler achieves a fall or technical fall, the wrestler with the most points is declared the winner. If the number of points is the same then the decision will go to a panel of judges who will base the winner on aggressiveness and effectiveness. 

A One wrestler is knocked out or unable to wrestle because of injury the other is declared the winner.