KANSAS CITY -- History was made by Penn State on Saturday night in Kansas City.

The Nittany Lions -- on the strength of four NCAA champions, six national finalists and eight All-Americans -- broke the NCAA tournament scoring record at the 2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City.

Penn State finished with 172.5 points, breaking Iowa's scoring record of 170 set in 1997. In addition, the Nittany Lions finished with the highest margin of victory ever in NCAA Division I wrestling, outdistancing runner-up Cornell by exactly 100 points. Michigan was third with 71 points, while Iowa State (68.5) and Iowa (67) rounded out the top five.

It was Penn State 11th national team title in 13 years. Despite the program records, Penn State head wrestling coach Cael Sanderson was already looking ahead to the future.

"Time to get ready for next year," Sanderson said after the tournament. "That's what we do. We're always thinking ahead preparing for the future. We'll be back in the room on Monday. We love what we do. We love training. We love the sport of wrestling. I'm happy for the guys."

Carter Starocci (174) and Aaron Brooks (197) joined the most prestigous club in college wrestling, becoming four-time NCAA Division I champions. The Penn State stars became the sixth and seventh wrestlers respectively to become four-time NCAA Division I champions and the first two for Penn State. One of the members of the club is Cael Sanderson, who accomplished feat exactly 20 years ago to the day. Other four-time champion include Pat Smith, Kyle Dake, Logan Stieber and Yianni Diakomihalis.

"Obviously in situations with like Carter and Aaron, the pressure mounts," said Sanderson, who went 159-0 and won four NCAA titles at Iowa State. "They both are competitors. That's what they live for. That's what they were born for. Just happy for them."

Penn State's other NCAA champions crowned on Saturday night were Levi Haines (157) and Greg Kerkvliet (285).

Starocci, who entered the tournament as a head-scratching No. 9 seed after injury defaulting twice at the Big Ten Wrestling Championships, claimed his fourth national title with a 2-0 win over true freshman Rocco Welsh of Ohio State. Starocci scored his first point off a second stalling call in the first period and escaped in the second period.

For Starocci, who overcame adversity after suffering an injury in his last match of the regular season, called the title "bittersweet."

"I think it's bittersweet just realizing, like, dang, I'm already a senior. That was my last folkstyle match. It's hard to process all that when you're in the storm."

He plans to compete at the Olympic Team Trials next month at 74 kilograms.

Brooks handled NC State's Trent Hidlay 6-1 in the finals at 197 pounds. He fired off a shot late in the first period, lifting Hidlay and securing a takedown to go up 3-0 after the first period. Brooks extended his lead to 5-0 in the second period after an escape and point off stalling. He would add a riding-time point to close out his scoring.

He was named Most Outstanding Wrestler of the event. Brooks was happy to win his fourth title alongside his teammate and fellow four-time NCAA champion Starocci.

"Having someone else to be a part of that journey and do it with was a lot of fun," said Brooks. "We're blessed."

Haines, the No. 1 seed, came through to win the title at 157 with a 5-0 shutout over Arizona State's Jacori Teemer. Haines led 1-0 in the third period before getting a takedown and ride-out to close out the match. It was the second NCAA finals appearance in two seasons for Haines after he fell in the finals last season as a true freshman.

"Obviously, everybody wants to win, so losing last year may have been one of the best things that ever happened to me," said Haines. "In the moment it wasn't like that. I think I'm just more proud of this year because I just went out and competed free. I wasn't worried about losing. That just means a lot more to me than winning or losing."

Kerkvliet was dominant in claiming a 13-4 victory over Michigan's Lucas Davison in the finals at 285 pounds. Like Haines, Kerkvliet lost in the finals a year ago. This season he went wire-to-wire as the No. 1 heavyweight, finishing the season 20-0 and becoming a four-time All-American. He placed seventh at the NCAAs in 2021, fourth in 2022 and runner-up last season.

"I think those previous years just make this that much better for me," said Kerkvliet. "It just feels good."

At 165 pounds, Iowa State's David Carr closed out his Cyclone career by winning his second NCAA title in his third finals appearance. He became the first five-time All-American in Iowa State wrestling history and finished with a career record of 120-5.

"It feels awesome," said Carr. "It feels amazing to end my career on top."

A day after knocking off returning NCAA champion Keegan O'Toole of Missouri, Carr won a 9-8 thriller over previously unbeaten freshman Mitchell Mesenbrink of Penn State. Carr started quickly, firing off a double leg in the opening moments of the match to secure a takedown. He then rode hard, accumulating over a minute of riding time. After getting an escape, Carr added another takedown. Mesenbrink kept the pressure on. Carr was called twice for stalling, giving Mesenbrink a point after the second call. Carr took a 7-3 lead into the final period. Mesenbrink chose the down position and Carr was hit for another stalling call while trying to ride before giving up an escape. The Penn State freshman then scored a takedown before cutting Carr loose, which made the score 8-8 on the scoreboard. But Carr had a riding-time advantage over a minute, which gave him the one-point victory.

Carr's father Nate was a three-time NCAA champion for Iowa State and an Olympic bronze medalist. His brother Nate Jr. also wrestled for the Cyclones. So where does David rank among the Carrs?

"My dad has three national titles so I'll be right next to him," said Carr. He was also in the Olympics and got bronze. I've got a lot of shoes to fill. This is just what was expected by my family. It's a hard ask but being part of the Carr legacy is tough."

Northern Iowa's Parker Keckeisen moved up a step on the podium, winning the NCAA title at 184 pounds after finishing as an NCAA runner-up last season to Brooks. He dominated Oklahoma State's Dustin Plott 14-5 in the finals. It was Keckeisen's third win over Plott this season. The Wisconsin native earned bonus-point victories in all five of his wins at the NCAAs and capped off an undefeated season.

"(Coach Lee) Roper told me my offense is better than his defense," said Keckeisen. "Just trying to to legs. The amount of finish work we've done is a lot. Get to where we're good at. That was the gameplan."

Arizona State crowned its first NCAA champion since 2019 with Richard Figueroa winning the title at 125 pounds from the No. 8 seed. He topped Iowa's Drake Ayala 7-2 in the finals. After a scoreless opening period, Figueroa scored a takedown in each of the final two periods to pace him to the victory.

"It was a tough one," said Figueroa. "We wrestled against each other at least like two times. It's a battle. I know it's always going to be a battle with him. It's just whoever comes prepared, and today I was prepared."

Cornell's Vito Arujau repeated as NCAA champion at 133 pounds, defeating four-time NCAA finalist Daton Fix 5-3 in a finals match that lasted 21 minutes long and included multiple challenges and stoppages.

After a scoreless opening period that included the wrestlers bumping heads and Arujau suffering a head injury, Fix grabbed a 2-0 lead in the second period after an escape and a locked-hands call. Arujau nearly had a takedown in the middle of the second period but video review deemed it no takedown. Arujau escaped in the third period and nearly had a takedown but picked up a stalling point to make the match 2-2. He kept the pressure on Fix and eventually scored a takedown to go up 5-2. Fix would escape with just under a minute remaining but Arujau held on for the win.

"That was a doozy, partially because I'm still a little dizzy from that," said Arujau, a world champion in freestyle. "I think I was really sluggish off the start, a little lackadaisical. And I think that maybe partially led to the early injury that I got. We both just bumped heads."

Caleb Henson won the title at 149 pounds, becoming the second Virginia Tech wrestler win a national title, joining teammate Mekhi Lewis, who won the 165-pound title in 2019.

Henson, a Georgia native, fell behind early to Michigan's Austin Gomez but eventually cruised to a 15-7 major decision. ACC wrestlers have now won 23 NCAA titles and four since 2021.

"It was a lot of fun out there," said Henson. "I was just grateful to compete in such an amazing arena. To have the health and the focus and the clarity to get it done was truly a blessing. It was just a lot of fun out there."

Top-seeded Jesse Mendez of Ohio State won the NCAA title at 141 pounds, defeating Big Ten rival Beau Bartlett of Penn State 4-1 in the finals. After a scoreless first period, the wrestlers traded escapes in the second and third periods to make it 1-1. Late in the match, Bartlett was in deep on a shot and nearly scored a takedown before Mendez scrambled out and secured the match-winning takedown. Mendez becomes Ohio State's first NCAA champion since Kyle Snyder won his third title in 2018.

"I knew this match wasn't going to be settled on the mat," said Mendez. "We're both pretty good on bottom. Just finding that one score. It got real close at the end. But I want it too bad. I want it too bad to give it up. I almost got taken down but kept wrestling and ended up getting the takedown later in the third period."

View Final Brackets & Team Scores

Results:
125: No. 8 Richard Figueroa (Arizona State) dec. No. 3 Drake Ayala (Iowa), 7-2
133: No. 6 Vito Arujau (Cornell) dec. No. 1 Daton Fix (Oklahoma State), 5-3
141: No. 1 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) dec. No. 2 Beau Bartlett (Penn State), 4-1
149: No. 4 Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 6 Austin Gomez (Michigan), 15-7
157: No. 1 Levi Haines (Penn State) dec. No. 2 Jacori Teemer (Arizona State), 5-0
165: No. 4 David Carr (Iowa State) dec. No. 2 Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State), 9-8
174: No. 9 Carter Starocci (Penn State) dec. No. 6 Rocco Welsh (Ohio State), 2-0
184: No. 1 Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) vs. No. 3 Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State)
197: No. 1 Aaron Brooks (Penn State) dec. No. 2 Trent Hidlay (NC State), 6-1
285: No. 1 Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State) maj. dec. No. 10 Lucas Davison (Michigan), 13-4

Team Standings (Top 10):
1. Penn State 172.5
2. Cornell 72.5
3. Michigan 71
4. Iowa State 68.5
5. Iowa 67
6. Arizona State 64.5
7. Virginia Tech 64
8. Ohio State 62
9. Nebraska 60.5
10. Oklahoma State 56

The medal-round matches concluded on Saturday afternoon at the 2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in Kansas City. Wyatt Hendrickson of Air Force came back to place third at 285 pounds after falling in the semifinals on Friday night. View the results from the medal round.

Medal-Match Results

125:
1st: No. 8 Richard Figueroa (Arizona State) dec. No. 3 Drake Ayala (Iowa), 7-2
3rd: No. 12 Anthony Noto (Lock Haven) dec. No. 10 Eric Barnett (Wisconsin), 7-3
5th: No. 2 Luke Stanich (Lehigh) dec. No. 15 Caleb Smith (Nebraska). 5-1
7th: No. 5 Jore Volk (Wyoming) dec. No. 23 Tanner Jordan (South Dakota State), 4-0

133:
1st: No. 6 Vito Arujau (Cornell) dec. No. 1 Daton Fix (Oklahoma State), 5-3
3rd: No. 2 Ryan Crookham (Lehigh) dec. No. 7 Nasir Bailey (Little Rock), 4-3
5th: No. 5 Dylan Ragusin (Michigan) maj. dec. No. 8 Evan Frost (Iowa State), 17-6
7th: No. 4 Dylan Shawver (Rutgers) dec. No. 3 Kai Orine (North Carolina State), 10-5

141:
1st: No. 1 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) dec. No. 2 Beau Bartlett (Penn State), 4-1
3rd: No. 9 Brock Hardy (Nebraska) dec. No. 3 Real Woods (Iowa), 7-6
5th: No. 5 Anthony Echemendia (Iowa State) by medical forfeit over No. 6 Lachlan McNeil (North Carolina)
7th: No. 4 Ryan Jack (North Carolina State) dec. No. 26 Vance Vombaur (Minnesota), 4-3

149:
1st: No. 4 Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 6 Austin Gomez (Michigan), 15-7
3rd: No. 7 Tyler Kasak (Penn State) dec. No. 5 Ty Watters (West Virginia), 3-2
5th: No. 2 Kyle Parco (Arizona State) dec. No. 1 Ridge Lovett (Nebraska), 3-1
7th: No. 8 Casey Swiderski (Iowa State) maj. dec. No. 11 Quinn Kinner (Rider), 19-8

157:
1st: No. 1 Levi Haines (Penn State) dec. No. 2 Jacori Teemer (Arizona State), 5-0
3rd: No. 3 Meyer Shapiro (Cornell) dec. No. 6 Daniel Cardenas (Stanford), 10-4
5th: No. 7 Peyten Kellar (Ohio) pinned No. 12 Bryce Andonian (Virginia Tech), 3:23
7th: No. 8 Peyton Robb (Nebraska) maj. dec. No. 10 Jared Franek (Iowa), 11-2

165:
1st: No. 4 David Carr (Iowa State) dec. No. 2 Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State), 9-8
3rd: No. 1 Keegan O'Toole (Missouri) dec. No. 6 Mike Caliendo (Iowa), 12-8
5th: No. 7 Izzak Olejnik (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 20 Hunter Garvin (Stanford)
7th: No. 9 Peyton Hall (West Virginia) dec. No. 8 Antrell Taylor (Nebraska), 2-1

174:
1st: No. 9 Carter Starocci (Penn State) dec. No. 6 Rocco Welsh (Ohio State), 2-0
3rd: No. 4 Shane Griffith (Michigan) dec. No. 1 Mekhi Lewis (Virginia Tech), 4-0
5th: No. 2 Cade DeVos (South Dakota State) dec. No. 7 Lenox Wolak (Columbia), 5-0
7th: No. 3 Edmond Ruth (Illinois) maj. dec. No. 18 Ben Pasiuk (Army West Point), 16-6

184:
1st: No. 1 Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) maj. dec. No. 3 Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State), 14-5
3rd: No. 4 Trey Munoz (Oregon State) dec. No. 9 Bennett Berge (South Dakota State), 9-7
5th: No. 6 Bernie Truax (Penn State) maj. dec. No. 2 Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota), 12-0
7th: No. 7 T.J. Stewart (Virginia Tech) tech. fall No. 25 David Key (Navy), 20-4 6:50

197:
3rd: No. 8 Stephen Buchanan (Oklahoma) dec. No. 5 Jacob Cardenas (Cornell), 9-4
5th: No. 3 Tanner Sloan (South Dakota State) dec. No. 12 Rocky Elam (Missouri)
7th: No. 9 Stephen Little (Little Rock) dec. No. 4 Michael Beard (Lehigh), 10-3

285:
1st: No. 1 Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State) maj. dec. No. 10 Lucas Davison (Michigan), 13-4
3rd: No. 3 Wyatt Hendrickson (Air Force) maj. dec. No. 6 Zach Elam (Missouri), 14-2
5th: No. 9 Nick Feldman (Ohio State) dec. No. 4 Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State), 11-4
7th: No. 13 Yaraslau Slavikouski (Rutgers) dec. No. 7 Taye Ghadiali (Campbell), 4-3

Penn State went a perfect 6-0 in Friday's night semifinal round at the 2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships at T-Mobile Center in Kanas City. The Nittany Lions clinched the team title before the final day of competition. Reaching the finals for Penn State were Beau Bartlett (141), Levi Haines (157), Mitchell Mesenbrink (165), Carter Starocci (174), Aaron Brooks (197) and Greg Kerkvliet (285). Starocci and Brooks will be wrestling for their fourth NCAA titles. Penn State has amassed 148 points and leads the team race by 83.5 points. Michigan sits in second place with 64.5 points. Iowa is in third place with 60 points. Arizona State and Iowa State are tied for fourth place with 59.5 points. Penn State is 23 points away from breaking the tournament scoring record set by Iowa in 1997.

"We obviously want to win as a team but our goal is to see our kids be happy and reach their goals," said Penn State head wrestling coach Cael Sanderson. "That's why we do what we do."

In one of the most anticipated matchups of the semifinal round, Iowa State's David Carr battled back to defeat Keegan O'Toole of Missouri in a rematch of last year's NCAA championship match at 165 pounds. Carr, a 2021 NCAA champion and three-time NCAA finalist, scored a late takedown to win 8-6 over the two-time NCAA champion O'Toole. It was the fifth meeting between the two, with Carr winning three of them.

"It was a great rivalry, " said Carr. "Some of the biggest moments I've wrestled him in ... in the Big 12 finals, the NCAA finals. We have traded (wins) a few times. He's beaten me a few times. I've beaten him a few times. That match meant a lot. He's a good competitor. He trains hard."

Cornell's Vito Arujau is looking to repeat as champion at 133 pounds. He reached the finals with a dominant 13-3 victory over Lehigh freshman Ryan Crookham. He will face Oklahoma State's Daton Fix in the finals. Fix is a three-time NCAA runner-up and NCAA fourth-place finisher last season. Arujau defeated Fix 11-3 in the NCAA semifinals a year ago.

"Coming into this match, it was a lot of just trying to do what I do best ... and that is to allow the wrestling to happen," said Arujau. "Don't force. Don't be scared. Don't think. Just go out there and wrestle in an aggressive manner. Stay on it. Work through positions. These are all things I do very well and is what led to my success last year at NCAAs, at the World Championship, and now again today and hopefully tomorrow as well."

Iowa kept its streak alive of having a national finalist every year since 1990. Third-seeded Drake Ayala secured a spot in the finals at 125 pounds to make it 34 consecutive years the Hawkeyes have had a national finalist. He will beat Arizona State's Richard Figueroa in the finals. Michigan has a pair of finalists in Austin Gomez (149) and Lucas Davison (285).

Six of the 10 No. 1 seeds advanced to the finals.

Saturday's first session is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. ET.

Semifinal Results

125:
No. 8 Richard Figueroa (Arizona State) dec. No. 12 Anthony Noto (Lock Haven), 4-3
No. 3 Drake Ayala (Iowa) dec. No. 10 Eric Barnett (Wisconsin), 3-2

133:
No. 1 Daton Fix (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 5 Dylan Ragusin (Michigan), 3-2 TB1
No. 6 Vito Arujau (Cornell) maj. dec. No. 2 Ryan Crookham (Lehigh), 13-3

141:
No. 1 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) dec. No. 5 Anthony Echemendia (Iowa State), 6-4
No. 2 Beau Bartlett (Penn State) dec. No. 6 Lachlan McNeil (North Carolina), 5-1

149:
No. 4 Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 1 Ridge Lovett (Nebraska), 1-0
No. 6 Austin Gomez (Michigan) dec. No. 2 Kyle Parco (Arizona State), 11-7

157:
No. 1 Levi Haines (Penn State) pinned No. 12 Bryce Andonian (Virginia Tech), 7:49
No. 2 Jacori Teemer Arizona State) maj. dec. No. 6 Daniel Cardenas (Stanford), 12-2

165:
No. 4 David Carr (Iowa State) dec. No. 1 Keegan O'Toole (Missouri), 8-6
No. 2 Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) maj. dec. No. 6 Mike Caliendo (Iowa), 17-9

174:
No. 9 Carter Starocci (Penn State) dec. No. 4 Shane Griffith (Michigan), 2-0
No. 6 Rocco Welsh (Ohio State) dec. No. 7 Lenox Wolak (Columbia), 4-1 SV1

184:
No. 1 Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) maj. dec. No. 4 Trey Munoz (Oregon State), 10-2
No. 3 Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) maj. dec. No. 2 Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota), 11-2

197:
No. 1 Aaron Brooks (Penn State) tech. fall No. 12 Rocky Elam (Missouri), 17-2 5:46
No. 2 Trent Hidlay (North Carolina State) dec. No. 3 Tanner Sloan (South Dakota State), 4-1

285:
No. 1 Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State) dec. No. 4 Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State), 8-1
No. 10 Lucas Davison (Michigan) dec. No. 3 Wyatt Hendrickson (Air Force), 13-7

Friday's quarterfinal round at the 2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships saw fireworks starting with the opening weight class. Arizona State's Richard Figueroa, seeded No. 8, knocked off top-seeded Braeden Davis of Penn State to earn a spot in Friday night's semifinals. A pair of No. 2 seeds were defeated in the quarterfinals, South Dakota State's Cade DeVos (174) and Iowa State's Yonger Bastida (285). In addition, six No. 3 seeds dropped quarterfinal matches. Penn State went 6-2 in the quarterfinals and sits atop the team standings. The Nittany Lions lead second-place Michigan by 36 points. Arizona State, Iowa State and Iowa round out the top five teams.

Quarterfinal Results

125:
No. 8 Richard Figueroa (Arizona State) dec. No. 1 Braeden Davis (Penn State), 3-2
No. 12 Anthony Noto (Lock Haven) dec. No. 4 Matt Ramos (Purdue), 4-1 SV1
No. 3 Drake Ayala (Iowa) dec. No. 6 Troy Spratley (Oklahoma State), 4-1 SV1
No. 10 Eric Barnett (Wisconsin) dec. No. 15 Caleb Smith (Nebraska), 4-3 TB1

133:
No. 1 Daton Fix (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 8 Evan Frost (Iowa State), 2-1 TB1
No. 5 Dylan Ragusin (Michigan) dec. No. 4 Dylan Shawver (Rutgers), 9-3
No. 6 Vito Arujau (Cornell) maj. dec. No. 3 Kai Orine (North Carolina State), 13-3
No. 2 Ryan Crookham (Lehigh) dec. No. 7 Nasir Bailey (Little Rock), 4-2

141:
No. 1 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) dec. No. 9 Brock Hardy (Nebraska), 6-2
No. 5 Anthony Echemendia (Iowa State) dec. No. 4 Ryan Jack (North Carolina State), 5-3
No. 6 Lachlan McNeil (North Carolina) dec. No. 3 Real Woods (Iowa), 7-1
No. 2 Beau Bartlett (Penn State) pinned No. 26 Vance Vombaur (Minnesota), 6:48

149:
No. 1 Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) maj. dec. No. 8 Casey Swiderski (Iowa State), 14-4
No. 4 Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 5 Ty Watters (West Virginia), 8-3
No. 6 Austin Gomez (Michigan) dec. No. 3 Jackson Arrington (North Carolina State), 12-9
No. 2 Kyle Parco (Arizona State) maj. dec. No. 10 Chance Lamer (Cal Poly), 14-4

157:
No. 1 Levi Haines (Penn State) maj. dec. No. 8 Peyton Robb (Nebraska), 8-0
No. 12 Bryce Andonian (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 4 Ed Scott (North Carolina State), 13-7
No. 6 Daniel Cardenas (Stanford) dec. No. 3 Meyer Shapiro (Cornell), 5-4
No. 2 Jacori Teemer Arizona State) dec. No. 10 Jared Franek (Iowa), 5-2

165:
No. 1 Keegan O'Toole (Missouri) pinned No. 8 Antrell Taylor (Nebraska), 4:06
No. 4 David Carr (Iowa State) dec. No. 5 Dean Hamiti (Wisconsin), 5-0
No. 6 Mike Caliendo (Iowa) dec. No. 3 Julian Ramirez (Cornell), 9-4
No. 2 Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) dec. No. 10 Cameron Amine (Michigan), 6-1

174:
No. 9 Carter Starocci (Penn State) dec. No. 1 Mekhi Lewis (Virginia Tech), 4-0
No. 4 Shane Griffith (Michigan) dec. No. 28 Jared Simma (Northern Iowa), 8-7
No. 6 Rocco Welsh (Ohio State) dec. No. 3 Edmond Ruth (Illinois), 4-1 SV1
No. 7 Lenox Wolak (Columbia) dec. No. 2 Cade DeVos (South Dakota State), 4-2

184:
No. 1 Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) tech. fall No. 25 David Key (Navy), 22-6 6:22
No. 4 Trey Munoz (Oregon State) dec. No. 5 Lenny Pinto (Nebraska), 5-3
No. 3 Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) maj. dec. No. 6 Bernie Truax (Penn State), 16-6
No. 2 Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota) dec. No. 7 T.J. Stewart (Virginia Tech), 6-4

197:
No. 1 Aaron Brooks (Penn State) pinned No. 8 Stephen Buchanan (Oklahoma), 2:45
No. 12 Rocky Elam (Missouri) dec. No. 4 Michael Beard (Lehigh), 8-2
No. 3 Tanner Sloan (South Dakota State) tech. fall No. 6 Louie DePrez (Binghamton), 16-1 7:00
No. 2 Trent Hidlay (North Carolina State) maj. dec. No. 10 Silas Allred (Nebraska), 11-3

285:
No. 1 Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State) dec. No. 9 Nick Feldman (Ohio State), 1-0
No. 4 Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State) dec. No. 5 Nathan Taylor (Lehigh), 4-1 SV1
No. 3 Wyatt Hendrickson (Air Force) dec. No. 6 Zach Elam (Missouri), 8-1
No. 10 Lucas Davison (Michigan) dec. No. 2 Yonger Bastida (Iowa State), 6-4

Thursday night's round of 16 at the 2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships started with a bang at 125 pounds as Nebraska's Caleb Smith knocked off second-seeded Luke Stanich of Lehigh to earn his spot in Friday's quarterfinals. Penn State extended its lead in the team race, going undefeated in the round of 16 and advancing eight wrestlers into the quarterfinals.

Iowa and Iowa State are tied for second with 24.5 points, 10 points behind Penn State. Michigan and Nebraska are tied for fourth place with 22 points.

All 10 No. 1 seeds secured their spots in the quarterfinals but a couple were pushed in the round of 16. Penn State freshman Braeden Davis, the top seed at 125 pounds, edged Cornell's Brett Ungar 2-1. Oklahoma State's Daton Fix, the No. 1 seed at 133 pounds, held on for a 5-4 victory over Ohio State's Nic Bouzakis.

Round of 16 Results

125:
No. 1 Braeden Davis (Penn State) dec. No. 17 Brett Ungar (Cornell), 2-1
No. 8 Richard Figueroa (Arizona State) maj. dec. No. 9 Patrick McKee (Minnesota), 16-5
No. 12 Anthony Noto (Lock Haven) dec. No. 28 Diego Sotelo (Harvard), 9-2
No. 4 Matt Ramos (Purdue) dec. No. 20 Stevo Poulin (Northern Colorado), 4-2
No. 3 Drake Ayala (Iowa) tech. fall No. 14 Nico Provo (Stanford), 19-4 5:20
No. 6 Troy Spratley (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 11 Cooper Flynn (Virginia Tech), 8-1
No. 10 Eric Barnett (Wisconsin) dec. No. 7 Jakob Camacho (North Carolina State), 8-2
No. 15 Caleb Smith (Nebraska) dec. No. 2 Luke Stanich (Lehigh), 4-1 SV1

133:
No. 1 Daton Fix (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 16 Nic Bouzakis (Ohio State), 5-4
No. 8 Evan Frost (Iowa State) dec. No. 24 Julian Chlebove (Arizona State), 4-1
No. 5 Dylan Ragusin (Michigan) dec. No. 21 Ethan Oakley (Appalachian State), 11-5
No. 4 Dylan Shawver (Rutgers) dec. No. 13 Kurt Phipps (Bucknell), 1-0
No. 3 Kai Orine (North Carolina State) dec. No. 14 Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska), 2-0
No. 6 Vito Arujau (Cornell) maj. dec. No. 22 Domenic Zaccone (Campbell), 11-1
No. 7 Nasir Bailey (Little Rock) dec. No. 23 Marlon Yarbrough (Virginia), 11-7
No. 2 Ryan Crookham (Lehigh) dec. No. 15 Brody Teske (Iowa), 8-3

141:
No. 1 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) pinned No. 17 Isaiah Powe (Chattanooga), 4:37
No. 9 Brock Hardy (Nebraska) dec. No. 8 Sergio Lemley (Michigan), 10-4
No. 5 Anthony Echemendia (Iowa State) dec. No. 21 Josh Edmond (Missouri), 8-2
No. 4 Ryan Jack (North Carolina State) maj. dec. No. 20 Tom Crook (Virginia Tech), 13-4
No. 3 Real Woods (Iowa) maj. dec. No. 14 Jesse Vasquez (Arizona State), 8-0
No. 6 Lachlan McNeil (North Carolina) dec. No. 11 Josh Koderhandt (Navy), 8-5
No. 26 Vance Vombaur (Minnesota) dec. No. 23 Danny Fongaro (Indiana), 5-0
No. 2 Beau Bartlett (Penn State) pinned No. 15 Mitch Moore (Rutgers), 5:50

149:
No. 1 Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) dec. No. 17 Graham Rooks (Indiana), 11-4
No. 8 Casey Swiderski (Iowa State) dec. No. 9 Ethan Fernandez (Cornell), 8-5 TB1
No. 5 Ty Watters (West Virginia) maj. dec. No. 21 Willie McDougald (Oklahoma), 9-0
No. 4 Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 20 Jordan Williams (Oklahoma State), 7-2
No. 3 Jackson Arrington (North Carolina State) dec. No. 14 Dylan D'Emilio (Ohio State), 8-1
No. 6 Austin Gomez (Michigan) pinned No. 22 Gabe Willochell (Wyoming), 4:57
No. 10 Chance Lamer (Cal Poly) dec. No. 26 Jaden Abas (Stanford), 7-2
No. 2 Kyle Parco (Arizona State) dec. No. 18 Cody Bond (Appalachian State), 4-2

157:
No. 1 Levi Haines (Penn State) tech. fall No. 16 Teague Travis (Oklahoma State), 19-4 6:42
No. 8 Peyton Robb (Nebraska) dec. No. 9 Will Lewan (Michigan), 11-6
No. 12 Bryce Andonian (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 5 Ryder Downey (Northern Iowa), 9-6
No. 4 Ed Scott (North Carolina State) maj. dec. No. 13 Michael Blockhus (Minnesota), 19-8
No. 3 Meyer Shapiro (Cornell) tech. fall No. 19 Tommy Askey (Appalachian State), 17-2 5:16
No. 6 Daniel Cardenas (Stanford) maj. dec. No. 11 Brayton Lee (Indiana), 8-0
No. 10 Jared Franek (Iowa) dec. No. 7 Peyten Kellar (Ohio), 4-3
No. 2 Jacori Teemer Arizona State) dec. No. 15 Cael Swensen (South Dakota State), 4-1 SV1

165:
No. 1 Keegan O'Toole (Missouri) pinned No. 16 Will Miller (Appalachian State), 5:58
No. 8 Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) dec. No. 9 Peyton Hall (West Virginia), 11-9
No. 5 Dean Hamiti (Wisconsin) maj. dec. No. 12 Garrett Thompson (Ohio), 11-0
No. 4 David Carr (Iowa State) maj. dec. No. 20 Hunter Garvin (Stanford), 10-1
No. 3 Julian Ramirez (Cornell) dec. No. 14 Giano Petrucelli (Air Force), 9-3
No. 6 Mike Caliendo (Iowa) tech. fall No. 22 Noah Mulvaney (Bucknell), 26-10 6:23
No. 10 Cameron Amine (Michigan) dec. No. 7 Izzak Olejnik (Oklahoma State), 4-1 SV
No. 2 Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) maj. dec. No. 15 Brevin Cassella (Binghamton), 11-3

174:
No. 1 Mekhi Lewis (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 16 Jackson Turley (Rutgers), 5-2
No. 9 Carter Starocci (Penn State) dec. No. 8 Adam Kemp (Cal Poly), 5-3
No. 28 Jared Simma (Northern Iowa) dec. No. 21 Tyler Eischens (North Carolina), 6-5
No. 4 Shane Griffith (Michigan) dec. No. 13 Justin McCoy (Virginia), 5-1
No. 3 Edmond Ruth (Illinois) dec. No. 19 Alex Cramer (Central Michigan), 2-1
No. 6 Rocco Welsh (Ohio State) dec. No. 11 Austin Murphy (Campbell), 4-1 SV
No. 7 Lenox Wolak (Columbia) dec. No. 10 Nick Incontrera (Penn), 4-2
No. 2 Cade DeVos (South Dakota State) dec. No. 18 Ben Pasiuk (Army West Point), 10-4

184:
No. 1 Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) tech. fall No. 17 Will Feldkamp (Iowa State), 19-4 6:52
No. 25 David Key (Navy) dec. No. 24 Shane Liegel (Wisconsin), 4-2
No. 5 Lenny Pinto (Nebraska) dec. No. 12 Jaden Bullock (Michigan), 4-2
No. 4 Trey Munoz (Oregon State) dec. No. 13 Aaron Ayzerov (Columbia), 5-2
No. 3 Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) maj. dec. No. 19 James Conway (Franklin & Marshall), 17-3
No. 6 Bernie Truax (Penn State) dec. No. 11 Colton Hawks (Missouri), 4-2
No. 7 T.J. Stewart (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 23 Layne Malczewski (Michigan State), 10-3
No. 2 Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota) dec. No. 18 Ryder Rogotzke (Ohio State), 4-1 SV1

197:
No. 1 Aaron Brooks (Penn State) pinned No. 17 Joey Novak (Wyoming), 2:21
No. 8 Stephen Buchanan (Oklahoma) maj. dec. No. 9 Stephen Little (Little Rock), 14-3
No. 12 Rocky Elam (Missouri) dec. No. 5 Jacob Cardenas (Cornell), 4-0
No. 4 Michael Beard (Lehigh) maj. dec. No. 20 Evan Bockman (Utah Valley), 12-3
No. 3 Tanner Sloan (South Dakota State) maj. dec. No. 14 John Poznanski (Rutgers), 14-4
No. 6 Louie DePrez (Binghamton) dec. No. 22 Garrett Joles (Minnesota), 5-1
No. 10 Silas Allred (Nebraska) dec. No. 26 Andy Smith (Virginia Tech), 4-2
No. 2 Trent Hidlay (North Carolina State) tech. fall No. 18 Nick Stemmet (Stanford), 26-10 6:27

285:
No. 1 Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State) maj. dec. No. 17 Grady Griess (Navy), 9-1
No. 9 Nick Feldman (Ohio State) maj. dec. No. 25 Bradley Hill (Iowa), 11-2
No. 5 Nathan Taylor (Lehigh) dec. No. 12 Konner Doucet (Oklahoma State), 6-1
No. 4 Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State) dec. No. 13 Yaraslau Slavikouski (Rutgers), 3-1
No. 3 Wyatt Hendrickson (Air Force) pinned No. 19 Dorian Crosby (Bucknell), 2:46
No. 6 Zach Elam (Missouri) dec. No. 11 Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma), 4-0
No. 10 Lucas Davison (Michigan) maj. dec. No. 7 Taye Ghadiali (Campbell), 8-0
No. 2 Yonger Bastida (Iowa State) tech. fall No. 15 Lewis Fernandes (Cornell), 20-5 6:20

Six top-eight seeds fell in the opening round of the 2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City. Stanford's Jaden Abas knocked off No. 7 Tyler Kasak of Penn State at 149 pounds to advance to the round of 16. The highest seeds to fall were a pair of No. 5 seeds, Wyoming's Jore Volk (125) and Harvard's Phil Conigliaro (174). Penn State leads the team race after winning eight of 10 matches. The Nittany Lions have 15.5 points. Nebraska sits in second place with 14 pounds, while Michigan is in third with 13.5.

Round 1 Results

125:
No. 1 Braeden Davis (Penn State) dec. No. 32 Tristan Lujan (Michigan State), 8-1
No. 17 Brett Ungar (Cornell) dec. No. 16 Dean Peterson (Rutgers), 2-1 TB1
No. 9 Patrick McKee (Minnesota) dec. No. 24 Kysen Terukina (Iowa State), 9-4
No. 8 Richard Figueroa (Arizona State) maj. dec. No. 25 Ethan Berginc (Army West Point), 13-2
No. 28 Diego Sotelo (Harvard) dec. No. 5 Jore Volk (Wyoming), 5-3
No. 12 Anthony Noto (Lock Haven) dec. No. 21 Brandon Kaylor (Oregon State), 5-3
No. 20 Stevo Poulin (Northern Colorado) dec. No. 13 Noah Surtin (Missouri), 3-1
No. 4 Matt Ramos (Purdue) dec. No. 29 Brendan McCrone (Ohio State), 4-3
No. 3 Drake Ayala (Iowa) maj. dec. No. 30 Eli Griffin (California Baptist), 10-2
No. 14 Nico Provo (Stanford) maj. dec. No. 19 Jett Strickenberger (West Virginia), 13-4
No. 11 Cooper Flynn (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 22 Brayden Palmer (Chattanooga), 2-1
No. 6 Troy Spratley (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 27 Max Gallagher (Penn), 6-0
No. 7 Jakob Camacho (North Carolina State) dec. No. 26 Blake West (Northern Illinois), 10-7
No. 10 Eric Barnett (Wisconsin) pinned No. 23 Tanner Jordan (South Dakota State), 0:45
No. 15 Caleb Smith (Nebraska) dec. No. 18 Michael DeAugustino (Michigan), 4-1 SV1
No. 2 Luke Stanich (Lehigh) maj. dec. No. 31 Tyler Klinsky (Rider), 11-2

133:
No. 1 Daton Fix (Oklahoma State) tech. fall No. 33 Dyson Dunham (VMI), 17-1 7:00
No. 16 Nic Bouzakis (Ohio State) dec. No. 17 Braxton Brown (Maryland), 8-5
No. 24 Julian Chlebove (Arizona State) dec. No. 9 Dominick Serano (Northern Colorado), 4-1
No. 8 Evan Frost (Iowa State) dec. No. 25 Braden Brasile (Army West Point), 8-5
No. 5 Dylan Ragusin (Michigan) dec. No. 28 Michael Colaiocco (Penn), 9-7
No. 21 Ethan Oakley (Appalachian State) dec. No. 12 Sam Latona (Virginia Tech), 8-7
No. 13 Kurt Phipps (Bucknell) dec. No. 20 Tyler Wells (Minnesota), 5-3
No. 4 Dylan Shawver (Rutgers) maj. dec. No. 29 Jace Koelzer (Oklahoma), 10-0
No. 3 Kai Orine (North Carolina State) maj. dec. No. 30 Hunter Leake (California Baptist), 10-0
No. 14 Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska) dec. No. 19 Julian Farber (Northern Iowa), 5-1
No. 22 Domenic Zaccone (Campbell) dec. No. 11 Zeth Romney (Cal Poly), 4-1
No. 6 Vito Arujau (Cornell) maj. dec. No. 27 Gable Strickland (Lock Haven), 17-4
No. 7 Nasir Bailey (Little Rock) dec. No. 26 Kade Moore (Missouri), 10-4
No. 23 Marlon Yarbrough (Virginia) maj. dec. No. 10 Aaron Nagao (Penn State), 13-5
No. 15 Brody Teske (Iowa) maj. dec. No. 18 Derrick Cardinal (South Dakota State), 12-4
No. 2 Ryan Crookham (Lehigh) dec. No. 31 Max Leete (American), 4-3

141:
No. 1 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) tech. fall No. 32 Todd Carter (Gardner-Webb), 19-4 5:31
No. 17 Isaiah Powe (Chattanooga) dec. No. 16 Dylan Chappell (Bucknell), 9-4
No. 9 Brock Hardy (Nebraska) tech. fall No. 24 Danny Pucino (Illinois), 20-4 6:35
No. 8 Sergio Lemley (Michigan) dec. No. 25 Cleveland Belton (Oregon State), 10-8
No. 5 Anthony Echemendia (Iowa State) tech. fall No. 28 Greyson Clark (Purdue), 20-4 6:52
No. 21 Josh Edmond (Missouri) dec. No. 12 Wyatt Henson (Lock Haven), 4-1 SV1
No. 20 Tom Crook (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 13 Jordan Titus (West Virginia), 4-1
No. 4 Ryan Jack (North Carolina State) dec. No. 29 Clay Carlson (South Dakota State), 8-3
No. 3 Real Woods (Iowa) tech. fall No. 30 Kai Owen (Columbia), 15-0 4:36
No. 14 Jesse Vasquez (Arizona State) dec. No. 19 Malyke Hines (Lehigh), 5-2
No. 11 Josh Koderhandt (Navy) dec. No. 22 C.J. Composto (Penn), 4-1 SV1
No. 6 Lachlan McNeil (North Carolina) tech. fall No. 27 Jordan Hamdan (Michigan State), 18-2 7:00
No. 26 Vance Vombaur (Minnesota) dec. No. 7 Cael Happel (Northern Iowa), 8-5 SV1
No. 23 Danny Fongaro (Indiana) dec. No. 10 Tagen Jamison (Oklahoma State), 9-8
No. 15 Mitch Moore (Rutgers) dec. No. 18 Cole Matthews (Pitt), 7-2
No. 2 Beau Bartlett (Penn State) dec. No. 31 Kal Miller (Maryland), 6-1

149:
No. 1 Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) pinned No. 33 Michael Cetta (Rutgers), 1:30
No. 17 Graham Rooks (Indiana) dec. No. 16 Kelvin Griffin (Lehigh), 12-5
No. 9 Ethan Fernandez (Cornell) dec. No. 24 Caleb Tyus (SIU Edwardsville), 7-2
No. 8 Casey Swiderski (Iowa State) dec. No. 25 Matthew Williams (Army West Point), 2-1
No. 5 Ty Watters (West Virginia) tech. fall No. 28 Logan Gioffre (Missouri), 19-4 5:21
No. 21 Willie McDougald (Oklahoma) dec. No. 12 Ethen Miller (Maryland), 5-4
No. 20 Jordan Williams (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 13 Caleb Rathjen (Iowa), 12-5
No. 4 Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) tech. fall No. 29 Alek Martin (South Dakota State), 18-3 4:41
No. 3 Jackson Arrington (North Carolina State) maj. dec. No. 30 Jude Swisher (Penn), 11-3
No. 14 Dylan D'Emilio (Ohio State) dec. No. 19 Joe Zargo (Wisconsin), 7-2
No. 22 Gabe Willochell (Wyoming) maj. dec. No. 11 Quinn Kinner (Rider), 8-0
No. 6 Austin Gomez (Michigan) dec. No. 27 Jack Crook (Harvard), 18-12
No. 26 Jaden Abas (Stanford) dec. No. 7 Tyler Kasak (Penn State), 4-2
No. 10 Chance Lamer (Cal Poly) dec. No. 23 Drew Roberts (Minnesota), 7-2
No. 18 Cody Bond (Appalachian State) dec. No. 15 Corbyn Munson (Central Michigan), 11-4
No. 2 Kyle Parco (Arizona State) dec. No. 31 Finn Solomon (Pitt), 5-4

157:
No. 1 Levi Haines (Penn State) tech. fall No. 32 Isaac Wilcox (Ohio State), 17-2 7:00
No. 16 Teague Travis (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 17 Brock Mauller (Missouri), 7-2
No. 9 Will Lewan (Michigan) dec. No. 24 Chase Saldate (Michigan State), 4-3
No. 8 Peyton Robb (Nebraska) dec. No. 25 Trevor Chumbley (Northwestern), 1-0
No. 5 Ryder Downey (Northern Iowa) dec. No. 28 Jared Hill (Oklahoma), 4-1
No. 12 Bryce Andonian (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 21 Lucas Revano (Penn), 5-1
No. 13 Michael Blockhus (Minnesota) dec. No. 20 Max Brignola (Lehigh), 6-4
No. 4 Ed Scott (North Carolina State) tech. fall No. 29 Legend Lamer (Cal Poly), 19-3 6:04
No. 3 Meyer Shapiro (Cornell) pinned No. 30 Colton Washleski (Rider), 4:17
No. 19 Tommy Askey (Appalachian State) maj. dec. No. 14 Cody Chittum (Iowa State), 17-6
No. 11 Brayton Lee (Indiana) dec. No. 22 D.J. McGee (George Mason), 4-1 SV1
No. 6 Daniel Cardenas (Stanford) dec. No. 27 Sonny Santiago (North Carolina), 5-0
No. 7 Peyten Kellar (Ohio) dec. No. 26 Johnny Lovett (Central Michigan), 1-0
No. 10 Jared Franek (Iowa) dec. No. 23 Joey Blaze (Purdue), 3-2 TB1
No. 15 Cael Swensen (South Dakota State) dec. No. 18 Vincent Zerban (Northern Colorado), 4-1
No. 2 Jacori Teemer (Arizona State) dec. No. 31 Matty Bianchi (Little Rock), 7-3

165:
No. 1 Keegan O'Toole (Missouri) pinned No. 33 Jack Thomsen (Northern Iowa), 2:55
No. 16 Will Miller (Appalachian State) dec. No. 17 Tyler Lillard (Indiana), 5-0
No. 9 Peyton Hall (West Virginia) tech. fall No. 24 Stoney Buell (Purdue), 17-2 6:29
No. 8 Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) maj. dec. No. 25 Holden Heller (Pitt), 11-0
No. 5 Dean Hamiti (Wisconsin) pinned No. 28 Chris Moore (Illinois), 2:22
No. 12 Garrett Thompson (Ohio) dec. No. 21 Caleb Fish (Michigan State), 12-6
No. 20 Hunter Garvin (Stanford) maj. dec. No. 13 Joe Bianchi (Little Rock), 11-0
No. 4 David Carr (Iowa State) tech. fall No. 29 Evan Maag (George Mason), 4:52
No. 3 Julian Ramirez (Cornell) dec. No. 30 Nick Hamilton (Virginia), 5-4
No. 14 Giano Petrucelli (Air Force) pinned No. 19 Gunner Filipowicz (Army West Point), 3:56
No. 22 Noah Mulvaney (Bucknell) dec. No. 11 Andrew Cerniglia (Navy), 10-9
No. 6 Mike Caliendo (Iowa) maj. dec. No. 27 Blaine Brenner (Minnesota), 11-2
No. 7 Izzak Olejnik (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 26 Domonic Baker (Campbell), 5-0
No. 10 Cameron Amine (Michigan) dec. No. 23 Derek Fields (North Carolina State), 4-1
No. 15 Brevin Cassella (Binghamton) dec. No. 18 Connor Brady (Virginia Tech), 5-0
No. 2 Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) tech. fall No. 31 Maxx Mayfield (Northwestern), 18-2 5:33

174:
No. 1 Mekhi Lewis (Virginia Tech) maj. dec. No. 33 Cael Valencia (Arizona State), 14-3
No. 16 Jackson Turley (Rutgers) dec. No. 17 Max Maylor (Wisconsin), 7-3
No. 9 Carter Starocci (Penn State) dec. No. 24 Andrew Sparks (Minnesota), 12-6
No. 8 Adam Kemp (Cal Poly) dec. No. 25 Brayden Thompson (Oklahoma State), 4-3
No. 28 Jared Simma (Northern Iowa) dec. No. 5 Phil Conigliaro (Harvard), 7-0
No. 21 Tyler Eischens (North Carolina) dec. No. 12 Patrick Kennedy (Iowa), 9-7
No. 13 Justin McCoy (Virginia) dec. No. 20 Brody Conley (West Virginia), 8-4
No. 4 Shane Griffith (Michigan) tech. fall No. 29 Alex Faison (North Carolina State), 17-2 7:00
No. 3 Edmond Ruth (Illinois) dec. No. 30 Myles Takats (Bucknell), 4-1
No. 19 Alex Cramer (Central Michigan) pinned No. 14 Gaven Sax (North Dakota State), 2:37
No. 11 Austin Murphy (Campbell) dec. No. 22 Peyton Mocco (Missouri), 5-3
No. 6 Rocco Welsh (Ohio State) dec. No. 27 Danny Wask (Navy), 4-2
No. 7 Lenox Wolak (Columbia) maj. dec. No. 26 Benny Baker (Cornell), 10-1
No. 10 Nick Incontrera (Penn) dec. No. 23 Luca Augustine (Pitt), 5-2
No. 18 Ben Pasiuk (Army West Point) dec. No. 15 M.J. Gaitan (Iowa State), 18-11
No. 2 Cade DeVos (South Dakota State) tech. fall No. 31 Michael Wilson (Rider), 15-0 4:43

184:
No. 1 Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) maj. dec. No. 32 Anthony D'Alesio (LIU), 10-0
No. 17 Will Feldkamp (Iowa State) pinned No. 16 Nathan Dugan (Princeton), 2:29
No. 24 Shane Liegel (Wisconsin) maj. dec. No. 9 Bennett Berge (South Dakota State), 9-1
No. 25 David Key (Navy) dec. No. 8 Sam Wolf (Air Force), 4-1
No. 5 Lenny Pinto (Nebraska) tech. fall No. 28 Caleb Hopkins (Campbell), 25-8 7:00
No. 12 Jaden Bullock (Michigan) by injury default No. 21 Brian Soldano (Rutgers), 6:43
No. 13 Aaron Ayzerov (Columbia) maj. dec. No. 20 Jacob Nolan (Binghamton), 10-0
No. 4 Trey Munoz (Oregon State) tech. fall No. 29 Jha'Quan Anderson (Gardner-Webb), 20-5 6:29
No. 3 Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) tech. fall No. 30 Malachi DuVall (George Mason), 18-2 5:00
No. 19 James Conway (Franklin & Marshall) dec. No. 14 Chris Foca (Cornell), 5-4
No. 11 Colton Hawks (Missouri) dec. No. 22 Gavin Kane (North Carolina), 4-2
No. 6 Bernie Truax (Penn State) tech. fall No. 27 Cameron Pine (Clarion), 18-3 5:10
No. 7 T.J. Stewart (Virginia Tech) pinned No. 26 Maximus Hale (Penn), 0:55
No. 23 Layne Malczewski (Michigan State) dec. No. 10 Dylan Fishback (North Carolina State), 1-0
No. 18 Ryder Rogotzke (Ohio State) pinned No. 15 Reece Heller (Pitt), 2:28
No. 2 Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota) dec. No. 31 Tony Negron (Arizona State), 2-1

197:
No. 1 Aaron Brooks (Penn State) tech. fall No. 33 Evan Bates (Northwestern), 19-4 5:25
No. 17 Joey Novak (Wyoming) dec. No. 16 Luke Stout (Princeton), 9-6
No. 9 Stephen Little (Little Rock) tech. fall No. 24 Cole Urbas (Penn), 22-3 5:00
No. 8 Stephen Buchanan (Oklahoma) tech. fall No. 25 Ben Smith (Cleveland State), 18-1 5:16
No. 5 Jacob Cardenas (Cornell) dec. No. 28 Jack Wehmeyer (Columbia), 6-0
No. 12 Rocky Elam (Missouri) dec. No. 21 Mac Stout (Pitt), 6-2
No. 20 Evan Bockman (Utah Valley) dec. No. 13 Levi Hopkins (Campbell), 3-2 TB1
No. 4 Michael Beard (Lehigh) tech. fall No. 29 Justin Rademacher (Oregon State), 26-10 4:03
No. 3 Tanner Sloan (South Dakota State) pinned No. 30 Sam Mitchell (Buffalo), 5:26
No. 14 John Poznanski (Rutgers) dec. No. 19 Wyatt Voelker (Northern Iowa), 4-2
No. 22 Garrett Joles (Minnesota) dec. No. 11 Jaxon Smith (Maryland), 6-5
No. 6 Louie DePrez (Binghamton) dec. No. 27 Luke Surber (Oklahoma State), 6-0
No. 26 Andy Smith (Virginia Tech) dec. No. 7 Zach Glazier (Iowa), 4-1 SV1
No. 10 Silas Allred (Nebraska) dec. No. 23 Luke Geog (Ohio State), 10-3
No. 18 Nick Stemmet (Stanford) dec. No. 15 Max Shaw (North Carolina), 6-4
No. 2 Trent Hidlay (North Carolina State) tech. fall No. 31 Krystian Kinsey (Virginia), 19-4 5:28

285:
No. 1 Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State) tech. fall No. 32 Nick Willham (Indiana), 19-3 5:17
No. 17 Grady Griess (Navy) dec. No. 16 Cory Day (Binghamton), 4-1 SV1
No. 9 Nick Feldman (Ohio State) pinned No. 24 Keaton Kluever (Hofstra), 2:27
No. 25 Bradley Hill (Iowa) dec. No. 8 Owen Trephan (North Carolina State), 4-2
No. 5 Nathan Taylor (Lehigh) dec. No. 28 Trevor Tinker (Cal Poly), 11-4
No. 12 Konner Doucet (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 21 Dayton Pitzer (Pitt), 5-0
No. 13 Yaraslau Slavikouski (Rutgers) dec. No. 20 Daniel Bucknavich (Cleveland State), 4-2
No. 4 Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State) dec. No. 29 Nash Hutmacher (Nebraska), 10-3
No. 3 Wyatt Hendrickson (Air Force) dec. No. 30 Seth Nevills (Maryland), 11-8
No. 19 Dorian Crosby (Bucknell) dec. No. 14 Boone McDermott (Oregon State), 6-5
No. 11 Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma) dec. No. 22 Matthew Cover (Princeton), 4-2
No. 6 Zach Elam (Missouri) pinned No. 27 Josiah Hill (Little Rock), 1:50
No. 7 Taye Ghadiali (Campbell) dec. No. 26 Hunter Catka (Virginia Tech), 8-2
No. 10 Lucas Davison (Michigan) pinned No. 23 Lucas Stoddard (Army West Point), 4:37
No. 15 Lewis Fernandes (Cornell) maj. dec. No. 18 David Szuba (Rider), 12-2
No. 2 Yonger Bastida (Iowa State) pinned No. 31 Bennett Tabor (Minnesota), 1:50

Preliminary (Pigtail) Results

125: No. 32 Tristan Lujan (Michigan State) dec. No. 33 Mike Joyce (Brown), 8-4
133: No. 33 Dyson Dunham (VMI) dec. No. 32 Cayden Rooks (Indiana), 9-5
149: No. 33 Michael Cetta (Rutgers) dec. No. 32 Jeffrey Boyd (The Citadel), 8-5 TB1
157: No. 32 Isaac Wilcox (Ohio State) dec. No. 33 Nick Stampoulos (Buffalo), 8-2
165: No. 33 Jack Thomsen (Northern Iowa) maj. dec. No. 32 Jake Logan (Lehigh), 14-3
174: No. 33 Cael Valencia (Arizona State) dec. No. 32 Brody Baumann (Purdue), 5-0
184: No. 32 Anthony D'Alesio (LIU) dec. No. 33 Tomas Brooker (Appalachian State), 10-8
197: No. 33 Evan Bates (Northwestern) dec. No. 32 John Crawford (Franklin & Marshall), 4-3
285: No. 32 Nick Willham (Indiana) dec. No. 33 Jordan Greer (Ohio), 11-4