Daily Wrestling News

Kearney, Neb. – The second-ranked Nebraska Kearney wrestling team started a two-week home stand by easily defeating Sioux Falls, 35-6, and Newman, 46-6, Friday night at the Health & Sports Center.

KENOSHA, Wis.- The number three ranked Parkside Rangers defeated Minot State in a dominant fashion Friday night by a score of 56-0. Moving to 3-1 in NSIC competition. The win was powered by seven falls and is the largest margin of victory over the Beavers in history.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - The Augustana wrestling team collected eight wins, earning bonus points in each, in a 45-9 rout over Jamestown on Saturday afternoon inside the Elmen Center.

Red-shirt freshman Trent Hoover (165 lbs.) and true freshman Ty Morrison knocked off the No, 3 and No, 1-ranked wrestlers in the most recent Division II Open Mat rankings to lead the fifth-ranked Pitt-Johnstown wrestlers to a dominating, 31-11, PSAC victory at Kutztown on Friday.  The Mountain Cats improved to 8-0 and 2-0 in the PSAC.

In an hour-long match in front of an impressive Youth Night crowd at Kates Gymnasium, the No. 9-ranked Ashland University wrestling team routed Davenport, 43-3.

Marshall, MN. – No. 13 St. Cloud State Wrestling (12-2, 5-0 NSIC) posted a shutout in Marshall as they took down Southwest Minnesota State 46-0 Saturday afte...

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va. — The West Liberty University men's wrestling team turned in a dominant performance Friday night, defeating Frostburg State, 29–10, in a Mountain East Conference dual. The Hilltoppers controlled the match throughout, winning seven of the 10 bouts, including two falls and three major decisions, to secure the convincing team victory.

Gannon Blanks Millersville, Wins Second End of Back to Back

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - The No. 21 Peacock men's wrestling team (3-4, 1-0 GLVC) started conference play on Friday night with a 28-13 win over Maryville (Mo.) (4-8, 0-2 GLVC).

MANKATO, Minn. --- Minnesota State's return to Taylor Center proved to be a dominating one Sunday afternoon as the Mavericks bested Minot State 43-3.

Findlay, Ohio - The University of Findlay wrestling team earned one of its biggest wins of the season Friday, January 16 in Croy Gymnasium, taking down No. 20 Indianapolis 22-18 in a tightly contested dual that wasn't decided until the final bouts.

#21 Colorado School of Mines won seven weight classes as it pulled away from Western Colorado in a 27-12 dual victory Saturday night.

The Maryville wrestling team earned another mark in the win column Saturday afternoon in Springfield, Mo., defeating Drury 23-15 for its first Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) victory of the season.

Alamosa, Colo. – Adams State defeated Colorado Mesa 23-16 on the mat to secure its second RMAC dual victory of the season. The Grizzlies jumped out to an early lead with a pin from Isaiah Gamez in the opening bout and never looked back.

The Messiah Wrestling team hosted the 2026 Middle Atlantic Conference Championship on Saturday, January 17 in Hitchcock Arena. The Falcons claimed the 2026 MAC Men's Wrestling Championship with a team score of 140. Stevens Institute of Technology finished second with 129.5 while Misericordia University rounded out the top three with 109.5 points. Keegan Demarest was the lone Falcon to earn a gold medal, topping the podium in the 165 lbs. weight class. Drew Kozubal finished second at 174 lbs. while four Falcons earned bronze medals. In total, Messiah tallied 12 podium finishes en route to the team victory.

COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. – Behind four individual champions, the Ursinus men's wrestling team won the Will Abele Invitational on Saturday afternoon.

The No. 1 Roanoke College wrestling team took down Marymount University 42-3 Sunday in non-conference action held at the Mill Mountain Theatre.

The New York University wrestling team, currently ranked #20 in the nation, won all three of its matches at the NY/PA Duals on Saturday, January 17, in Wilkes-Barre, PA.

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. – The 10th ranked Glenville State Wrestling team put together a dominant performance this evening (Jan. 16) against No. 6 Tiffin and rival Fairmont State inside the Parkersburg High School Fieldhouse.

(WASHINGTON, Pa.) – The Wilmington College wrestling team competed at the Jim White Duals Saturday, hosted at Washington and Jefferson College. The Quakers finished the day 2-0 overall, defeating Hiram College 44-12 and Washington and Jefferson College 32-21.

BRIDGEWATER, Mass. - The Ephs wrestling team continued to perform well, winning a dual meet on Saturday at Bridgewater State by the score of 33-14.

Kearney, Neb. – The Grand View (Ia.) Vikings, the top-ranked team in the NAIA, won a series of close matches to get past second-ranked Nebraska Kearney, 21-13, Saturday afternoon at the Health & Sports Center.

MARIETTA, Ga. – The #2 Life University men's wrestling team used key bonus points late in the dual to pull away from sixth-ranked Lander, earning a hard-fought 20–16 victory Saturday afternoon.

LAKELAND, Fla. — On a night they celebrated their senior class, No. 3 Southeastern delivered a commanding performance, rolling past Brewton-Parker Christian 33-3 Friday evening at the Fire Pit.

The Missouri Baptist University men's wrestling team dominated in the home dual against Midway University (Ky.) on Saturday afternoon. The Spartans won eight of 10 matches, six of which were bonus-point victories, and led MBU to a 34-10 win over the Eagles.

Lourdes defeated Defiance 31 to 15 in the win

No. 20 Men’s Wrestling throttles OKWU (RV) in 48-0 shutout

GEORGETOWN, Ky. – The No. 17-ranked Lindsey Wilson men's wrestling team defeated (RV) Georgetown (Ky.) 23-16 in a Mid-South Conference dual Friday at Davis-Reid Alumni Gym.

GEORGETOWN, Ky. – In a battle of the Tigers on the road, the #7 Campbellsville University men's wrestling team took on (RV) Georgetown College Friday night in Mid-South Conference action, coming away with a gritty 26-24 win.

After facing the Elmhurst University Bluejays in a dual earlier in the week, the North Central College women's wrestling team claimed the team win at the Elmhurst Invitational on Sunday, Jan. 18, backed by seven wrestlers taking first in their respective weight classes.