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NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships Results

Nebraska-Kearney ran away with the team title at the 2025 NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships in Indianapolis. Eight UNK wrestlers earned All-America honors, including two national finalists, to help the Lopers win by 52 points. Augustana finished runner-up in the team standings. St. Cloud State, Lander and Central Oklahoma rounded out the top five. View the final results.

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NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships Results

It came down to the final match but Johnson & Wales and Wartburg tied for team title at the 2025 NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships. View the final results.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Championships Results

Life cruised to the team title at the 2025 NAIA Women's Wrestling Championships on the strength of three national champions and 10 All-Americans. View the final results.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Thaddeus Long of Life University came through to win the national title at 133 pounds after finishing as a national runner-up in 2024. View the final NAIA men's wrestling rankings of the season.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Ane'e Vigil of Clackamas repeated as national champion at 125 pounds. Vigil lost twice in NJCAA competition this season, including in the region finals, but rebounded to win the national title by avenging a loss from earlier in the season. View the final NJCAA men's wrestling rankings of the season.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Mia Siqueiros of Iowa Western claimed a national title at 103 pounds, avenging her only NJCAA loss of the season in the finals and improving on her third-place finish in 2024. View the final NJCAA women's wrestling rankings of the season.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Olivia Shore of Otterbein (103) captured her second national title at the National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships this past Saturday night. Shore held the No. 1 ranking at 103 pounds from mid-January through the postseason. View the final NCAA women's wrestling rankings of the season.

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NAIA Women's Wrestling Championships Results

Life cruised to the team title at the 2025 NAIA Women's Wrestling Championships on the strength of three national champions and 10 All-Americans. View the final results.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships Results

It came down to the final match but Johnson & Wales and Wartburg tied for team title at the 2025 NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships. View the final results.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships Results

Nebraska-Kearney ran away with the team title at the 2025 NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships in Indianapolis. Eight UNK wrestlers earned All-America honors, including two national finalists, to help the Lopers win by 52 points. Augustana finished runner-up in the team standings. St. Cloud State, Lander and Central Oklahoma rounded out the top five. View the final results.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Thaddeus Long of Life University came through to win the national title at 133 pounds after finishing as a national runner-up in 2024. View the final NAIA men's wrestling rankings of the season.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Ane'e Vigil of Clackamas repeated as national champion at 125 pounds. Vigil lost twice in NJCAA competition this season, including in the region finals, but rebounded to win the national title by avenging a loss from earlier in the season. View the final NJCAA men's wrestling rankings of the season.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Mia Siqueiros of Iowa Western claimed a national title at 103 pounds, avenging her only NJCAA loss of the season in the finals and improving on her third-place finish in 2024. View the final NJCAA women's wrestling rankings of the season.
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Brackets released for 2025 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships

The brackets have been released for the 2025 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships, which take place March 20-22 at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Olivia Shore of Otterbein (103) captured her second national title at the National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships this past Saturday night. Shore held the No. 1 ranking at 103 pounds from mid-January through the postseason. View the final NCAA women's wrestling rankings of the season.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Rankings

Lucas Byrd of Illinois moves up to No. 1 at 133 pounds after winning a Big Ten title. Byrd, two-time All-American, avenged his only loss of the season, pinning Iowa's Drake Ayala in the Big Ten finals.
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NCAA Division I Conference Tournament Results

Top-ranked Penn State dominated at the Big Ten Wrestling Championships, winning the team title by 44.5 points. Five Nittany Lions won individual titles. View all the results from the NCAA Division I conference tournaments.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Championships Results

Indian Hills won the team title at the NJCAA Men's Wrestling Championships on Saturday night in Council Bluffs, Iowa, beating runner-up Clackamas by 40.5 points. Two Indian Hills wrestlers won titles, Gavyn Whitehead (141) and Andrew Marquez (197).
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Invitational Results

Indian Hills dominated at the NJCAA Women's Wrestling Invitational, winning the team title by over 100 points.
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National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships Results

The Iowa Hawkeyes repeated as champions at the National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships. Three Hawkeyes won national titles, Macey Kilty (145), Kennedy Blades (160) and Kylie Welker (180). North Central finished second, followed by McKendree. Blades was named Outstanding Wrestler of the event.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Championships Results

Grand View captured its 13th national title at the NAIA Men's Wrestling Championships on Saturday night in Wichita, Kansas.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Anaya Falcon of Life moves up to No. 1 at 110 pounds after edging 2024 national champion Stefana Jelacic of Lourdes to claim a Mid-South Conference title. The freshman from California is undefeated and has now beaten three returning national champions this season.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

NCAA champion Josh Wilson of Greensboro returns to No. 1 after winning his third regional title and earning Outstanding Wrestler honors. Wilson knocked off a pair of returning All-Americans, including previous No. 1 Jacob Reed of Ohio Northern.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Jakason Burks of Central Missouri moves up to No. 1 after winning a Super Region IV title. Burks, a Midwest Classic champion, avenged a loss from last month to previous No. 1 Studd Morris of Central Oklahoma.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Rankings

Brandon Cannon of Ohio State will enter his first college postseason ranked No. 9 at 157 pounds. Cannon has an 18-2 record this season.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Aaron Gandara of Southern Oregon climbs three spots to No. 1 at 157 pounds after winning a title at the Cascade Collegiate Conference Men's Wrestling Championships. Gandara picked up two top-five wins en route to capturing the title and earning Outstanding Wrestler honors.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Tegan Sherk of Ridgewater climbs to No. 1 at 133 pounds after winning a Region XIII title in dominant fashion. Sherk won by technical fall in the semifinals and finals. He is undefeated against NJCAA competition this season.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

Jake Eckerle of Johnson & Wales enters the 141-pound rankings at No. 8. Eckerle has a 15-3 record this season. JWU will begin its postseason ranked No. 1 in the tournament rankings.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Reece Barnhardt of UMary enters the postseason ranked No. 1 at 133 pounds. Barnhardt, a three-time All-American, has not lost a match in over two months.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Yu Sakamoto of Northern Michigan climbs seven spots to No. 3 at 117 pound after winning a title at the NCWWC Region V Championships. Sakamoto, a U23 world champion, won her region title with a fall over previous No. 3 Sydney Petzinger of North Central.