2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships

2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships

Teams	68
Format	Knockout
Finals site	Kansas City, Missouri T-Mobile Center
Champions	Penn State (12th title)
Runner-up	Cornell
Winning coach	Cael Sanderson (11th title)
Television	ESPN Networks

The 2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships took place from March 21–23, 2024, in Kansas City, Missouri at the T-Mobile Center. The tournament is the 93rd NCAA Division I Wrestling Championship.[1][2]

Penn State earned the record for overall team score, beating the record set by the 1997 Iowa team on the strength of Aaron Brooks and Carter Starocci winning their fourth NCAA titles. It was their 11th in 13 years. California Baptist and Long Island made their Division I debuts while Little Rock had their first two All-Americans in program history. Little Rock's historic season also earned Neil Erisman the honor of NCAA Tournament Coach of the Year.

Team results

• Note: Top 10 only

Rank	Team	Points
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

Individual results

• (H): Individual from hosting U.S. State

Source:[3]

Weight	First	Second	Third	Fourth	Fifth	Sixth	Seventh	Eighth
125 lbs	#8 Richard Figueroa Arizona State	#3 Drake Ayala Iowa	#12 Anthony Noto Lock Haven	#10 Eric Barnett Wisconsin	#2 Luke Stanich Lehigh	#15 Caleb Smith Nebraska	#5 Jore Volk Wyoming	#23 Tanner Jordan South Dakota State
133 lbs	#6 Vito Arujau Cornell	#1 Daton Fix Oklahoma State	#2 Ryan Crookham Lehigh	#7 Nasir Bailey Little Rock	#5 Dylan Ragusin Michigan	#8 Evan Frost Iowa State	#4 Dylan Shawver Rutgers	#3 Kai Orine NC State
141 lbs	#1 Jesse Mendez Ohio State	#2 Beau Bartlett Penn State	#9 Brock Hardy Nebraska	#3 Real Woods Iowa	#5 Anthony Echemendia Iowa State	#6 Lachlan McNeil North Carolina	#4 Ryan Jack NC State	#26 Vance Vombaur Minnesota
149 lbs	#4 Caleb Henson Virginia Tech	#6 Austin Gomez Michigan	#7 Tyler Kasak Penn State	#5 Ty Watters West Virginia	#2 Kyle Parco Arizona State	#1 Ridge Lovett Nebraska	#8 Casey Swiderski Iowa State	#11 Quinn Kinner Rider
157 lbs	#1 Levi Haines Penn State	#2 Jacori Teemer Arizona State	#3 Meyer Shapiro Cornell	#6 Daniel Cardenas Stanford	#7 Peyten Kellar Ohio	#12 Bryce Andonian Virginia Tech	#8 Peyton Robb Nebraska	#10 Jared Franek Iowa
165 lbs	#4 David Carr Iowa State	#2 Mitchell Mesenbrink Penn State	#1 Keegan O'Toole Missouri (H)	#6 Michael Caliendo Iowa	#7 Izzak Olejnik Oklahoma State	#20 Hunter Garvin Stanford	#9 Peyton Hall West Virginia	#8 Antrell Taylor Nebraska
174 lbs	#9 Carter Starocci Penn State	#6 Rocco Welsh Ohio State	#4 Shane Griffith Michigan	#1 Mekhi Lewis Virginia Tech	#2 Cade DeVos South Dakota State	#7 Lennox Wolak Columbia	#3 Edmond Ruth Illinois	#18 Benjamin Pasiuk Army Black Knights
184 lbs	#1 Parker Keckeisen Northern Iowa	#3 Dustin Plott Oklahoma State	#4 Trey Munoz Oregon State	#9 Bennett Berge South Dakota State	#6 Bernie Truax Penn State	#2 Isaiah Salazar Minnesota	#7 Thomas Stewart Jr. Virginia Tech	#25 David Key Navy
197 lbs	#1 Aaron Brooks Penn State	#2 Trent Hidlay NC State	#8 Stephen Buchanan Wyoming	#5 Jacob Cardenas Cornell	#3 Tanner Sloan South Dakota State	#12 Rocky Elam Missouri (H)	#9 Stephen Little Little Rock	#4 Michael Beard Lehigh
285 lbs	#1 Greg Kerkvliet Penn State	#10 Lucas Davison Michigan	#3 Wyatt Hendrickson Air Force	#4 Zach Elam Missouri (H)	#9 Nick Feldman Ohio State	#4 Cohlton Schultz Arizona State	#13 Yaraslau Slavikouski Rutgers	#7 Taye Ghadiali Campbell

References

1. "2024 NCAA DI wrestling brackets, preview for every weight class | NCAA.com". www.ncaa.com. Retrieved 2024-03-24.
2. "Brackets, seeds released for 2024 NCAA DI Men's Wrestling Championship". Lock Haven University Athletics. 2024-03-23. Retrieved 2024-03-24.
3. "Final 2024 NCAA DI wrestling brackets" (PDF). Retrieved 2024-11-22.