NDIANAPOLIS -- The NCAA announced the 47 at-large selections for the 2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in Kansas City.

The at-large selections, listed in alphabetical order in each weight class, join the 283 student-athletes that qualified through their conference tournament finishes over the weekend. The at-large selections were made by the NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee using the following selection criteria: head-to-head competition, quality wins, results against common opponents, winning percentage, ratings percentage index, coaches ranking and conference tournament finish.

Seeding and brackets for this year's event will be revealed tomorrow, March 13, during the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships Selection Show on NCAA.com at 8 p.m. ET.

125:
Eli Griffin (California Baptist)
Brandon Kaylor (Oregon State)
Tyler Klinsky (Rider)
Brendan McCrone (Ohio State)
Stevo Poulin (Northern Colorado)
Diego Sotelo (Harvard)

133:
Nic Bouzakis (Ohio State)
Michael Colaiocco (Pennsylvania)
Julian Farber (Northern Iowa)
Kade Moore (Missouri)
Tyler Wells (Minnesota)

141:
Todd Carter (Gardner-Webb)
Vince Cornella (Cornell)
Tom Crook (Virginia Tech)
Kal Miller (Maryland)
Kai Owen (Columbia)
Jordan Titus (West Virginia)

149:
Michael Cetta (Rutgers)
Alek Martin (South Dakota State)
Finn Solomon (Pittsburgh)
Jude Swisher (Pennsylvania)

157:
Bryce Andonian (Virginia Tech)
Matty Bianchi (Little Rock)
Michael Blockhus (Minnesota)
Vinny Zerban (Northern Colorado)

165:
Derek Fields (NC State)
Caleb Fish (Michigan State)
Holden Heller (Pittsburgh)
Noah Mulvaney (Bucknell)
Garrett Thompson (Ohio)

174:
Luca Augustine (Pittsburgh)
Jared Simma (Northern Iowa)
Carter Starocci (Penn State)
Danny Wask (Navy)

184:
Jha'Quan Anderson (Gardner-Webb)
Will Feldkamp (Iowa State)
Maximus Hale (Pennsylvania)
Caleb Hopkins (Campbell)
Tony Negron (Arizona State)

197:
Evan Bates (Northwestern)
Evan Bockman (Utah Valley)
John Crawford (Franklin & Marshall)
Andy Smith (Virginia Tech)

285:
Seth Nevills (Maryland)
Dayton Pitzer (Pittsburgh)
Bennett Tabor (Minnesota)
Trevor Tinker (Cal Poly)