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Gio Jackson, hailing from Life (Ga.), put on a sensational performance last weekend at the Georgia Open, claiming the title in the 197 bracket after defeating several ranked opponents to snag the NAIA Men's Wrestler of the Week distinction.

Waipuilani Estrella-Beauchamp, the 131-pounder from No. 4-ranked Providence (Mont.), took home the first NAIA Women's Wrestler of the Week award after a 5-0 performance at the Battle of the Rockies, including stunning the top-ranked wrestler in the nation by fall (2:28).

The Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC), along with presenting sponsor Hauff Mid-America Sports, announced its men's and women's wrestlers of the week for contests played November 3-9, 2025.

We’re still a few weeks away from the RAF 03 card, but we got some news today regarding Real American Freestyle’s fourth offering, RAF 04. The card will take place on December 20th from the Fishers Events Center, in Fishers, Indiana, just outside of Indianapolis.

In their first Ohio Athletic Conference dual of the season, the Otterbein University men's wrestling team dominated Wilmington, winning 43-8 on Tuesday night.

Competing in its first dual of the 2025–26 season, the No. 10-ranked North Central College men's wrestling team extended its College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) duals win streak to 58 with a 44-6 victory over Wheaton College inside King Arena on Tuesday afternoon.

The No. 16 Missouri Valley College women's wrestling team hosted No. 17 University of St. Mary (Kan.) in the Takedowns for Troops Dual, Tuesday evening inside the Burns Athletic Complex.  The Vikings pulled out a close win, by a final score of 24-23.

Honoring a storied past and celebrating a tradition that never faded, Slippery Rock University has announced men’s wrestling will return as a varsity sport in 2027-28.

The Friday night excitement at the NCAA Championships is unmatched, most die-hard wrestling fans will say.

Just like that, we already have two weeks of collegiate action under our belts. As you might expect from November, there were plenty of upsets, some freshmen who shone, and some lineup situations that became a bit clearer once Sunday rolled around. At the same time, there were a few lineup battles that got more complicated over the weekend.

The world's finest collection of noteworthy happenings from the 2nd week of the 2025-26 NCAA D1 wrestling season.

The second NWCA Division I Men's Wrestling Coaches Poll of the regular season, released Tuesday, saw limited movement following the first full slate of dual competition for a number of ranked teams.

A new set of DI national rankings have been posted! From a rankings perspective, one of the biggest duals of the week was Oklahoma State over Stanford. That dual introduced three new true freshmen from Oklahoma State into the rankings.

Ladarion Lockett comes into the rankings at #4 after his 2-1 win over #5 Hunter Garvin.

A full preview for the first round National Duals match-up between #21 Northern Iowa and #7 NC State.

The No. 11-ranked University of Michigan wrestling team (1-0) will compete in the inaugural National Duals Invitational, to be held Saturday and Sunday (Nov. 15-16) at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Okla. Michigan will square off against Arizona State (0-0) in the first round at 11 a.m. CT on Saturday and provided a victory, will face the winner of Lehigh/Nebraska in the quarterfinals at 5 p.m. CT that afternoon.

First-year Army-West Point coach Troy Nickerson is back home in the state where he became a New York wrestling legend.

Endene started wrestling as a sophomore in high school and is now searching for his fourth individual collegiate championship.

Led by a strong cast of lightweights, Lehigh is chasing big goals this season once the Mountain Hawks get their full lineup together.

Missouri endured a rare rough season last year, but Brian Smith and the Tigers went to work on finding answers during the offseason.

After Konner Doucet got his hand raised Friday night, he yelled into the rowdy Gallagher-Iba Arena crowd “I’m back!” And he looked better than ever.

Penn State begins its quest for a fifth straight national title without some of its top stars from last season.

Penn State, the four-time defending NCAA wrestling champion, opens the season with a dual match against Oklahoma.

Returning Penn State All-American Josh Barr will likely not be available for the No. 1 Nittany Lions when they open their 2025-2026 dual meet season on Friday night against Oklahoma.

The Sacred Heart men’s wrestling team may have dropped their tough one-point decision to Duke in their season-opening match earlier this month, 19-18, but the Pioneers are optimistic about their chances for success.

Iowa Lakes Community College is excited to host Takedown Hunger Night, a special community event that pairs nationally ranked wrestling with an effort to support local families in need. This event features both the men's and women's wrestling teams in marquee matchups against nationally ranked rival Iowa Central.

Fresno City College wrestling coach Paul Keysaw always admired Bill Musick. Both would talk often and share stories.

Larramendy, a redshirt third-year, is ranked as the No. 2 wrestler in the 145-pound weight class.

Redshirt freshman Aden Valencia has been voted the ACC Wrestler of the Week, the conference announced today.

Harvard University wrestling senior Jimmy Harrington has earned Ivy League Wrestler of the Week honors after winning the 157-pound title at the Journeymen Classic, the Ivy League conference office announced on Tuesday afternoon.