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App State Wrestling opened its SoCon schedule Thursday with a 46-4 road victory at Presbyterian, winning nine of 10 matches in the Templeton Center.

The Binghamton wrestling team (4-1, 2-0 EIWA) won eight out of 10 matches to defeat in-state rival Buffalo (2-8, 1-2 MAC) 26-7 Thursday at the West Gym.

Seven Broncs picked up victories as the Rider wrestling team posted a dominant 28-10 win over Kent State on Thursday afternoon in Alumni Gym, moving to 2-0 in MAC competition.

The No. 20 ranked UIndy wrestling team picked up its first win of the season, 29-12 in against Drury, in the team's second dual of the 2025-26 season.

Thomas More University's wrestling team went 1-1 in their tri-match against Seton Hill (15-29) and Kentucky Wesleyan (42-14) on Wednesday evening (Jan 7).

The Belmont Abbey wrestling team put together a strong performance by winning nine of ten bouts as the Crusaders earned a 41-6 victory over Coker Thursday evening at the Wheeler Center.

The Shorter Wrestling team earned their first victory of the 2025-26 season with a 39-12 rout of Lincoln Memorial Wednesday night inside of the Winthrop-King Centre.

Seton Hill made the trip to Kentucky for the Thomas More Tri Match on Wednesday evening.  The Griffins battled Kentucky Wesleyan and Thomas More in dual matches.

Senior 157 lbs. Wil Hunt (Providence, R.I.) notched a key pin, part of three victories by fall on the night, as Rhode Island College downed Emmanuel, 27-18, at the Jean Yawkey Center.

The Saint Vincent wrestling team earned a 37-14 Presidents Athletic Conference win at Hiram on Thursday afternoon.

The Misericordia University men's wrestling team picked up its first dual meet win of the season with a 52-3 victory at Elmira, Wednesday.

Averett University men's wrestling picked up their third consecutive conference win against Shenandoah University 43-6 on Thursday to celebrate Senior Day.

The Penn State Altoona women's wrestling team hosted Pitt-Johnstown at Adler Arena Wednesday evening, when they defeated the Mountain Cats 20-19.

The Oneonta wrestling team trounced Keystone College and Penn State Altoona in the Keystone Tri-Meet to improve to 3-0 in dual play, Tuesday afternoon. The Red Dragons defeated the Giants, 47-12, while they shutout the Lions 59-0.

Competing for the first time since the holiday break, the Baker men's and women's wrestling teams swept William Woods in a pair of conference duals last night in Fulton, Mo.

On a night that included a celebration of eight seniors, Concordia University, Nebraska Wrestling treated Bulldog fans and the Seward Wrestling Club to two decisive victories. As part of a Thursday (Jan. 8) triangular inside Friedrich Arena, Concordia flexed its muscles with wins by scores of 37-13 over 17th-ranked Friends University (Kan.) and 46-3 over GPAC rival Midland. The Bulldogs triumphed in 16 of 20 individual matches with 12 wins coming via bonus points.

The Augustana Vikings men's wrestling team defeated the St. Ambrose Fighting Bees on Wednesday by a score of 33-14, winning seven of nine categories.

Competing for the first time since the holiday break, the Baker men's and women's wrestling teams swept William Woods in a pair of conference duals last night in Fulton, Mo.

Competing in the duals are 23 teams from around the country representing schools in Oklahoma, Oregon, Kansas, Iowa, Illinois, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming, Georgia, Utah, and Nebraska.

Central Oklahoma is deep and talented, but the Division II field is primed for drama at the NWCA National Duals.

Last year's D3 NWCA National Duals were filled with down-to-the-wire drama and there could be more of the same this year.

Grand View is chasing another National Duals title under new coach Grant Henderson, and jiu-jitsu icon Rafael Lovato Jr. could be making his college debut.

South Dakota State will start 2026 atop the first NWCA Division I Men's Wrestling Mid-Major Coaches Poll, released Wednesday, as the coach Damion Hahn's squad was the top choice among voters following the opening two months of dual competition.

With the holiday tournaments over, it is now time to turn our attention to conference duals. This is the first weekend all the conference slates will get underway—a bevy of action to look forward to.

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Eastern rivals Cornell and Lehigh wrestle a dual this Saturday in Bethlehem. Here's what you need to know!

The ninth-ranked NC State wrestling team is set to have three dual-meets covered on the ACC Network this spring season, with an additional four matches on ACC Network Extra, as released by ESPN on Wednesday.

Thirty-four teams are ready to hit the mats for the 13th Annual David H. Lehman '68 Franklin & Marshall Open. Seven of the eight Division I conferences will be represented at this tournament, including each of the 11 members of the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA).

Patrick Kennedy's loyalty to the Iowa wrestling program has provided him with on-the-mat and financial opportunities with the Hawkeyes.

NCAA qualifier Dylan Gilcher, Michigan's starter at 165 pounds, will miss the remainder of the season with a knee injury.