Over the weekend, the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) state tournament celebrated wrestling coach Brian Beasley’s induction into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame – Georgia Chapter as part of the Class of 2025.

The event, held in Macon, honored Beasley’s 33 years of coaching and leadership in northwest Georgia. He was recognized for his Lifetime Service to Wrestling, notably leading the Chattooga Indians to a GHSA state championship in 2020. Beasley’s career includes being named NWCA Southeastern Region Coach of the Year and coaching 23 individual state champions, showcasing his commitment to excellence and athlete development.

Beasley expressed gratitude for the honor, saying it is special to be recognized by his peers and reflecting on the blessings and relationships he has gained over the years. The National Wrestling Hall of Fame – Georgia Chapter will hold two official ceremonies for his induction: one on May 4 at The Venue at Friendship Springs in Flowery Branch and another on August 3 at the C. C. McCray City Auditorium in Waycross.

Beasley joins other inductees who have greatly influenced the sport in the state, reminding the community of the dedication that drives wrestling forward.