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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Jan. 6-11

Ben Kueter and the Iowa Hawkeyes defeated Wisconsin 23-12 on Friday night. Kueter, ranked No. 5, edged 12th-ranked Braxton Amos at 285 pounds. View this week's NCAA Division I wrestling results and schedule.

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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Leo Galasso of Arizona Christian climbs six spots to No. 2 at 174 pounds. Galasso defeated previous No. 2 Daniil Gorshkov of Embry-Riddle last weekend.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Kristal Zamora of Saint Mary enters the rankings at 160 pounds after picking up a ranked win. Zamora, a freshman, is a multiple-time Oregon state finalist.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

National champion Keith Smith is back for Southeast Community College. He moves to No. 1 at 157 pounds after capturing a title at the Battle for the Helmet, beating highly ranked Maguire Hoeksema of Harper in the finals.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Mackenzie Arends of Hawkeye Community College moves up to No. 2 at 235 pounds. Arends, a native of Nevada, Iowa, won the Battle for the Helmet title with all pins. She avenged a loss from earlier this season to Iowa Western's Faith Tarrant.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

Gage Wiggins of Williams College enters the top 10 at 174 pounds after claiming a title at the Williams Open. Wiggins finished 4-0 with two pins, a technical fall and a decision en route to winning the title.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Zach Glazier, a two-time NCAA Division I national qualifier at 197 pounds, has returned to college wrestling. He will compete at 285 pounds for St. Cloud State. He enters the rankings at No. 5.

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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Jan. 6-11

Ben Kueter and the Iowa Hawkeyes defeated Wisconsin 23-12 on Friday night. Kueter, ranked No. 5, edged 12th-ranked Braxton Amos at 285 pounds. View this week's NCAA Division I wrestling results and schedule.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Leo Galasso of Arizona Christian climbs six spots to No. 2 at 174 pounds. Galasso defeated previous No. 2 Daniil Gorshkov of Embry-Riddle last weekend.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Kristal Zamora of Saint Mary enters the rankings at 160 pounds after picking up a ranked win. Zamora, a freshman, is a multiple-time Oregon state finalist.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

National champion Keith Smith is back for Southeast Community College. He moves to No. 1 at 157 pounds after capturing a title at the Battle for the Helmet, beating highly ranked Maguire Hoeksema of Harper in the finals.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Mackenzie Arends of Hawkeye Community College moves up to No. 2 at 235 pounds. Arends, a native of Nevada, Iowa, won the Battle for the Helmet title with all pins. She avenged a loss from earlier this season to Iowa Western's Faith Tarrant.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

Gage Wiggins of Williams College enters the top 10 at 174 pounds after claiming a title at the Williams Open. Wiggins finished 4-0 with two pins, a technical fall and a decision en route to winning the title.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Zach Glazier, a two-time NCAA Division I national qualifier at 197 pounds, has returned to college wrestling. He will compete at 285 pounds for St. Cloud State. He enters the rankings at No. 5.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Four-time national champion Cameron Guerin of McKendree is back. Guerin is ranked No. 1 at 131 pounds. McKendree also added three-time age group world medalist Jasmine Robinson to its lineup. The Bearcats move up to No. 1 in the tournament rankings.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Rankings

Dominick Serrano of Northern Colorado breaks into the top 10 at 133 pounds after capturing a title at the Southern Scuffle. Serrano, a two-time national qualifier, is undefeated this season.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Dec. 29-Jan. 4

The Southern Scuffle came to a close on Sunday in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Top-ranked Penn State won the team title on the strength of five champions. View the results from the Southern Scuffle and other NCAA Division I wrestling competitions.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Tate Picklo of Oklahoma City University is the new No. 1 at 174 pounds. Picklo, a transfer from the University of Oklahoma, is undefeated this season with multiple tournament titles. OCU is ranked No. 6 in the tournament rankings.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Jamilah McBryde, a 2024 national champion and two-time national finalist, is returning to Life University's lineup in January. She enters the 145-pound rankings at No. 2.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Damian Montoya of Clackamas moves up to No. 2 at 141 pounds after a strong performance at the Reno Tournament of Champions. Montoya, a California state medalist, posted a 4-2 record, with one of his wins coming over NAIA national qualifier Adam Stanley of Embry-Riddle.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Umpqua claimed the team title at the Women's West Coast Tournament of Champions. The RiverHawks have 10 ranked wrestlers and enter the second half of the season ranked No. 5 in the NJCAA women's wrestling tournament rankings.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

Art Martinez of Case Western Reserve climbs to No. 1 at 133 pounds after getting bonus points in all three of his matches at the Chocolate Duals. Martinez, an Atlanta native, defeated previous No. 1 Jacob Blair of Arcadia by major decision, 18-4.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Max Ramberg of Augustana moves up to No. 1 at 197 pounds. Ramberg, a two-time All-American, defeated previous No. 1 Jackson Kinsella of Nebraska-Kearney this past Friday. The two wrestlers have met six times over the past three seasons, with the series now tied 3-3.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Rewa Chababo of Wartburg moves up four spots to No. 4 at 207 pounds after picking up two top-five wins at the Desert Duals in Las Vegas. Chababo earned shutout victories over Julia Richey of Simon Fraser and Jayleen Sekona of Colorado Mesa.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Rankings

Iowa State's Jacob Frost moves up five spots to No. 5 at 149 pounds after picking up two wins at the Journeymen Collegiate Wrestling Duals. One of Frost's wins came over returning All-American Ethan Stiles of Ohio State. Frost was an All-American last season at 141 pounds.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Dec. 15-22

Two-time NCAA champion Jesse Mendez of Ohio State remained undefeated on the season after picking up a couple wins on Sunday at the Journeymen Collegiate Wrestling Duals. One of Mendez's wins came over Iowa No. 2 Anthony Echemendia of Iowa State, which helped propel the third-ranked Buckeyes to a 21-13 victory over the second-ranked Cyclones. View this week's NCAA Division I wrestling results.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

De'yton Young of Missouri Baptist moves into the 110-pound rankings at No. 16. The freshman from Louisiana won a title at the AU Eagle Open. Young defeated returning NJCAA national champion Ariah Mervilus of Indian Hills in the semifinals before topping NAIA All-American Alexis Hatfield of Avila in the finals.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Cumberland's Victor Guzman moves up to No. 1 at 149 pounds. Guzman, a returning All-American, is undefeated this season and won the Lucha Open last month.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Jean Ngoma of Ellsworth moves up four spots to No. 2 at 197 pounds after winning a title at the Art Kraft Memorial Tournament. Ngoma defeated returning national champion Andrew Marquez of Indian Hills in the semifinals.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Kaylee Davis of Murray State moves up to No. 7 at 160 pounds. Davis, a three-time Oklahoma state champion, had three straight falls to reach the finals of the AU Eagle Open.