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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 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.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

Andrew Punzalan of Wabash climbs seven spots to No. 6 at 125 pounds after finishing runner-up at the North Central College Invitational. Punzalan pinned returning All-American Brayden Parke of Coe in the semifinals before losing to No. 1 Chip Guzman of North Central in the finals.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Nolan Gessler of Tiffin moves up to No. 1 at 165 pounds after capturing a title at the Midwest Classic, the nation's premier NCAA Division II regular season wrestling event. Gessler, a returning All-American, defeated two-time NCAA champion David Hunsberger of Lander in the finals.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Riley Rayome of North Central moves into the 117-pound rankings at No. 6 after a runner-up finish at the North Central College Invitational. The true freshman from Texas outscored her first four opponents 40-5. Rayome defeated returning All-American Alex Waitsman of William Jewell in the semifinals before falling to 2025 national finalist Clare Booe of Army West Point in the finals.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Rankings

True freshman Will Denny of NC State enters the top 10 at 165 pounds after picking up a win over Ohio State's Paddy Gallagher on Friday night. It was Denny's second win this season over a multiple-time NCAA qualifier.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Dec. 9-14

No. 12 Northern Iowa topped No. 14 Missouri 22-14 on Sunday afternoon at the McLeod Center in Cedar Falls, Iowa. View all the results from the week in NCAA Division I wrestling.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Noah Parmelee of Northwestern College moves up nine spots to No. 8 at 141 pounds. Parmelee, a returning national qualifier, reached the finals of the Conner/Oppenheim Doane Open. He picked up two top-10 wins.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Isabelle Apple of Grand View climbs into the top five at 103 pounds after capturing a title at the Conner/Oppenheim Doane Open. The freshman from Missouri notched multiple ranked wins, including a top-five win, en route to earning the championship.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Jack Guerrero of Muskegon returns to No. 1 at 125 pounds after claiming a title at the Thunderwolves Open. Guerrero, a returning All-American, outscored his first three opponents 44-4 before defeating SUNY Niagara's Jaron Barrientos for the second time in three meetings this season.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Bella Ngo of Umpqua moves up to No. 1 at 131 pounds after winning a title at the BVU Open. Ngo, a California native, outscored her four opponents 40-0. She earned a 10-0 technical fall over previous No. 1 Annabelle Petsinger of Iowa Central in the finals.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

Nico Diaz of Stevens moves up to No. 3 at 141 pounds. Diaz had an outstanding week, beating returning NCAA finalist Sean Conway of the University of Chicago on Thursday before winning the MSOE Invitational on Saturday.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Matthew Marcum of Upper Iowa jumps into the top 10 at 197 pounds after claiming a title at the BVU Open. Marcum, a two-time NJCAA All-American, pinned Iowa State's C.J. Carter in the finals.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Eduarda "Duda" Rodrigues returned to McKendree's lineup this past weekend and posted a 2-0 record, with one of her wins coming over All-American Alissa Caltagirone of Northern Michigan. Duda, a U20 world bronze medalist, enters the 145-pound rankings at No. 4.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Rankings

Jaxon Joy of Cornell climbs four spots to No. 2 at 149 pounds after capturing a title at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational on Saturday. Joy won by technical fall over previous No. 2 Kaleb Larkin of Arizona State in the semifinals before winning by pin in the finals.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Dec. 3-7

Iowa State ran away with the team title at the 2025 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational. Four Cyclones won individual titles. Michigan finished runner-up. View all the NCAA Division I results from the week.