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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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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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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.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

Maksim Mukhamedaliyev of the University of Chicago is a big upward mover this week, climbing 12 spots to No. 8 at 149 pounds. Mukhamedaliyev has had a dominant start to his college wrestling career, winning two tournament titles and compiling a record of 8-0 with bonus points in all eight of his matches.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Logan Farnell of the University of Indianapolis climbs to No. 10 at 165 pounds. A week after outscoring his opponents 45-3 en route to winning the Pioneer Open title, Farnell won by major decision over Ashland's Nate Barrett, a three-time NCAA qualifier and 2023 All-American.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Hannah Palise of Grand Valley State climbs five spots to No. 3 at 131 pounds after strong performance at the Adrian Invitational on Sunday. Palise, a multiple-time national qualifier, placed ahead of two national finalists and won by fall over one of them.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Rankings

Stanford's Aden Valencia moves up to No. 12 at 149 pounds after picking up a victory over previous No. 2 Casey Swiderski of Oklahoma State on Friday night. Valencia, a redshirt freshman, opened his season with a loss before bouncing back this past Friday night with a top-five win.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Results: Nov. 6-9

Ohio State opened its dual meet season with a dominant 42-4 win over Chattanooga. View all the Division I wrestling results from the past week.
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NAIA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Freshman Avy Perez of William Penn climbs into the top five at 110 pounds after winning a title at the Luther Hill Invitational. Perez defeated multiple ranked NCAA wrestlers on her way to claiming the championship. William Penn moves up to No. 2 in the tournament rankings.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Ray Ray Harris of Doane climbs to No. 4 at 125 pounds after winning a title at the Falcon Open. Harris, a California native, dominated the competition, finishing with two pins, a technical fall over the previous No. 3 and a 15-2 major decision in the finals.
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Iowa 40, Bellarmine 0

No. 3 Iowa shut out Bellarmine 40-0 on Thursday night at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Ninth-ranked Jordan Williams, a transfer from Little Rock, picked up a first-period pin in his Hawkeye debut at 157 pounds.
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NJCAA Men's Wrestling Rankings

A.B. Stokes of Cowley is the new No. 1-ranked wrestler at 125 pounds. Stokes, a transfer from Division II Fort Hays State, placed fourth at the Falcon Open in the Elite division, defeating last year's NJCAA third-place finisher and picking up a top-10 win over an NAIA wrestler.
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NJCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Emma Albanese of Southeast climbs to No. 1 at 117 pounds after a strong performance at the Luther Hill Open. Albanese, a four-time Nevada state champion, won by technical fall over returning national champion Ariah Mervilus of Indian Hills.
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NCAA Division III Wrestling Rankings

John Santowski of Washington and Lee moves into the top five at 197 pounds after winning a championship at the Messiah Invitational. Santowski earned the title with a 7-2 victory over previous No. 3 Will Davis of Elizabethtown, avenging a loss from the same event last season.
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NCAA Division II Wrestling Rankings

Jason Henschel of Central Oklahoma climbs to No. 3 at 133 pounds after a 2-0 weekend, which included a 10-5 victory over previous No. 1 Jimmy Anderson of Ouachita Baptist. Henschel, a Kansas native, is a two-time NJCAA national finalist.
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NCAA Women's Wrestling Rankings

Val Solorio of Iowa moves into the 103-pound rankings at No. 2 after winning a title at the Luther Hill Open. Solorio outscored her opponents 52-5.
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NCAA Division I Wrestling Rankings

Zack Ryder of Oklahoma State moves up two spots to No. 4 at 184 pounds after a dominant performance at the NWCA All-Star Classic. Ryder, a transfer from Penn State, won by major decision over returning All-American Jaxon Smith of Maryland.
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NAIA Men's Wrestling Rankings

Garavous Kouekabakilaho and the Grand View Vikings begin the season ranked No. 1 in the NAIA men's wrestling rankings. Kouekabakilaho, a two-time national champion at 197 pounds, is one of three returning national champions for Grand View.