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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Nov. 24-30

No. 2 Anthony Echemendia picked up a key victory for Iowa State at 141 pounds, getting a major decision over Iowa's Nasir Bailey, which helped propel the Cyclones to a 20-14 victory over the Hawkeyes on Sunday afternoon in Ames. View this week's NCAA Division I wrestling results.

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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Kyle Sieminski of Southern Oregon moves up to No. 11 at 125 pounds after claiming a title at the Lucha Open. Sieminski, a four-time Oregon state champion, is undefeated against NAIA competition this season.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Grace Lashinsky of Lindsey Wilson climbs into the top five at 117 pounds after reaching the finals of the Missouri Valley Open. The freshman from Florida posted a 5-1 record. She picked up multiple ranked wins and earned a victory over Mia Palumbo, a national champion and three-time national finalist.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Austin Richens of Northwest College moves up three spots to No. 1 at 285 pounds after defeating the previous No. 1 and No. 2 wrestlers on back-to-back days. Richens, a Utah native, was a 197-pound All-American last season, placing third at the 2025 NJCAA Wrestling Championships.

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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Nov. 24-30

No. 2 Anthony Echemendia picked up a key victory for Iowa State at 141 pounds, getting a major decision over Iowa's Nasir Bailey, which helped propel the Cyclones to a 20-14 victory over the Hawkeyes on Sunday afternoon in Ames. View this week's NCAA Division I wrestling results.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Kyle Sieminski of Southern Oregon moves up to No. 11 at 125 pounds after claiming a title at the Lucha Open. Sieminski, a four-time Oregon state champion, is undefeated against NAIA competition this season.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Grace Lashinsky of Lindsey Wilson climbs into the top five at 117 pounds after reaching the finals of the Missouri Valley Open. The freshman from Florida posted a 5-1 record. She picked up multiple ranked wins and earned a victory over Mia Palumbo, a national champion and three-time national finalist.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Austin Richens of Northwest College moves up three spots to No. 1 at 285 pounds after defeating the previous No. 1 and No. 2 wrestlers on back-to-back days. Richens, a Utah native, was a 197-pound All-American last season, placing third at the 2025 NJCAA Wrestling Championships.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Brianna Ross of Umpqua moves up to No. 2 at 124 pounds after capturing a title at the Spokane Open. Ross, a California state medalist, dominated her competition, picking up three falls and a 10-0 technical fall.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Isabella Renfro of Fort Hays State moves up four spots to No. 2 at 180 pounds after winning a title at the Missouri Valley Open. Renfro dominated the competition, picking up four first-period falls and two first-period technical falls. She has won all 11 of her matches this season by fall or technical fall.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

First-year wrestling program Arcadia has a new No. 1-ranked wrestler at 133 pounds: Jacob Blair. He won his second tournament title of the season this past weekend at the Cougar Classic to remain undefeated this season.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Isaiah Gamez of Adams State moves up four spots to No. 4 at 125 pounds after claiming a title at the Younes Hospitality Open. Gamez, a 2024 All-American, reached the finals with four bonus-point victories before defeating Nebraska's Alan Koehler to earn the title.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Rankings

Iowa's Massoma Endene continues to climb the rankings at 197 pounds. He moves up two spots to No. 5 this week after defeating returning All-American Mac Stout of Pitt. Endene, a three-time NCAA Division III national champion, has won 67 straight matches.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Nov. 20-23

Oklahoma State picked up a 25-11 victory over Arizona State on Sunday afternoon at Desert Financial Arena. Cowboy freshman Landon Robideau remained undefeated at 157 pounds. View all the NCAA Division I wrestling results from the weekend.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Guiseppe Guerra of St. Ambrose moves up a couple spots to No. 6 at 141 pounds after a strong showing at the Grand View Open. Guerra, a Boise, Idaho native, won his first four matches to reach the finals before losing to Iowa Central's Isaiah Powe, the No. 1-ranked pound-for-pound NJCAA men's wrestler.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Zoey Haney of Indiana Tech moves into the top 10 at 103 pounds. The freshman from Missouri won a pair of matches in dual meets on Saturday before placing fourth at the Blue Hose Challenge on Sunday.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Damarcus Powe of Iowa Central climbs to No. 4 at 174 pounds after posting a 6-0 record en route to winning a title at the Grand View Open. Powe, a two-time Alabama state champion, defeated Iowa State's Jacob Helgeson in the finals.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Alyson Krum of Hawkeye Community College is the new No. 1-ranked wrestler at 207 pounds. Krum, a returning All-American, pinned returning national champion Martha Hinneh of Southeast at the Luther College Open. Southeast moves to No. 1 in the dual meet rankings after knocking off Indian Hills on Wednesday night.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

Luther's Clayton McDonough climbs to No. 1 at 165 pounds after winning a title at the Luther College Open. McDonough, a two-time All-American at 157 pounds, won a bracket that included the No. 1 and No. 2 wrestlers in the nation. He defeated previous No. 1 Cooper Willis of Augsburg in the finals.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Upper Iowa's Lawson Losee moves up two spots to No. 2 at 174 pounds. Losee, a returning All-American, claimed a title at the Luther College Open with a 5-1 victory over returning NCAA third-place finisher Drake Hayward of Minnesota State.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Tamara Humphries of Pitt-Johnstown continues to climb the rankings at 117 pounds. Humphries, a freshman from Pittsburgh, moves up to No. 14 this week after winning a title at the Wilkes Women's Open.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Rankings

Arizona State's Kaleb Larkin moves up 12 spots to No. 2 at 149 pounds after picking up a pair of wins at the National Duals Invitational to improve to 6-0 this season. One of Larkin's wins was a 12-3 major decision over three-time All-American Lachlan McNeil of Michigan.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Nov. 13-16

Ohio State won the National Duals Invitational title on Sunday night, defeating Iowa 27-12 in the finals. View all the NCAA Division I wrestling results from the weekend.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Gio Jackson of Life University moves up to No. 3 at 197 pounds after winning a title at the Georgia Open with multiple ranked wins. Jackson, a 174-pounder last season, knocked off nationally ranked Jett McCauley of Keiser in the semifinals before defeating previous No. 2 Kasten Grape of Southeastern in the finals.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Waipuilani Estrella-Beauchamp of Providence climbs three spots to No. 1 at 131 pounds. The three-time All-American from Hawaii posted a 5-0 record en route to winning a title at the Battle of the Rockies. She did not surrender a point in five matches and pinned returning national champion Jumoke Adekoye of Dickinson State in the finals.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Naasir Edmonds of Indian Hills moves up to No. 1 at 285 pounds. Edmonds, a returning All-American, has been dominant this season. The Virginia Beach native captured a title at the Millikin Open this past weekend. Hunter Tibodeau of Big Bend moves into the No. 2 spot at 285 pounds after beating previous No. 1 Ray Griffin of North Idaho.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Harmoni Callins of Iowa Central moves up seven spots to No. 5 at 207 pounds after finishing runner-up at the Waldorf Open. Callins, a freshman from Tulsa, had three pins, including two over nationally ranked NCAA and NAIA wrestlers, to reach the finals before losing to returning national champion Martha Hinneh of Southeast.