FloWrestling Night In America, presented by Nike, will broadcast a high school dual and a college dual live from Homestead High School in Mequon, Wisconsin. Arrowhead High School faces Bay Port High, followed by Little Rock vs Minnesota.

Several of the college wrestlers are from Wisconsin, including:
165: #6 Matty Banchi (Little Rock), SR, Two Rivers, Wisconsin
157: #18 Charlie Millard (Minnesota), FR, Mequon, Wisconsin
174: #24 Ethan Riddle (Minnesota), SO, Germantown, Wisconsin
285: #13 Koy Hopke (Minnesota), FR, Amery, Wisconsin

Schedule

Thursday, December 4, 2025
6 p.m. ET: Arrowhead vs Bay Port
8 p.m. ET: Little Rock vs Minnesota

High Schools

Arrowhead (Hartland, Wisconsin)
Bay Port (Suamico, Wisconsin)

Colleges

Little Rock (Little Rock, Arkansas)
Minnesota (Minneapolis, Minnesota)

Probable High School Rosters

Arrowhead
106: Kaiton Gaul, FR
113: Jaden Torres, SR
120: Mason Moody, FR
126: Zahn Beal, SO
132: Brayden Bergemann, FR
138: Wyatt Sandoval, SR
144: Cole DuChateau, JR
150: Logan Greuel, SR
157: Devin Johnson, SO
165: OPEN
175: Nolan Ferrell, FR
190: Carter Smith, SR
215: Rhys Riemenschneider, JR
285: OPEN

Bayport
106: #14 Colton Hamill, FR, 0-0
113: Oliver Shefchik, SO, 30-17    
120: Riley Holewinski, SO, 27-10    
126: Thomas Jacquart, SR, 7-7    
132: #2 Alois Schlumpf, SR, 50-5
138: Braeden Hamill, JR, 26-19    
144: Isaac Tappen, SO, 2-2    
150: Miguel Magana IV, SR, 18-22    
157: Wes Kowalczyk, SO, 2-4    
165: #9 Cole Bartlein, JR 43-13
175: #2 Tucker Athey, SO, 49-9
190: Devlin Vele, SR,    24-19    
215: Trey Fadda, FR. 0-0    
285: Connor Boyle, JR, 2-1    
* Rankings are Wisconsin state rankings
& Records are from the 2024-25 season

College Wrestlers To Watch

125: #7 Jore Volk (Minnesota) is a U20 World champion and All-American (7th in 2024) who transferred from Wyoming. 

141: #6 Matty Bianchi (Little Rock) finished seventh at the 2025 NCAA Championships and is undefeated this season. He is the lone wrestler on his team’s starting line-up from Wisconsin.

184: #3 Max McEnelly (Minnesota) finished third at the 2025 NCAA Championships as a freshman and was a U20 World champion at 86 kg over the summer. 

197: #3 Stephen Little (Little Rock) is a two-time All-American (7th-6th) who is undefeated this season. 

College Ranked Matchups

141: #31 Brennan Van Hoecke (Little Rock) vs #10 Vance VomBaur (Minnesota)
157: #25 Jaivon Jones (Little Rock) vs #18 Charlie Millard (Minnesota)
165: #6 Matty Banchi (Little Rock) vs #10 Andrew Sparks (Minnesota)
184: #24 Brock DelSignore (Little Rock) vs #3 Max McEnelly (Minnesota)
197: #3 Stephen Little (Little Rock) vs #25 Gavin Nelson

Probable Line-ups

#14 Little Rock
125: Jeremiah Reno, SR, Kansas City, Missouri (6-2)
133:  Dillon Cooper, SO, Leawood, Kansas (1-1) or Jackson Tucker, FR, Hillsboro, MO (0-4)
141: #31 Brennan Van Hoecke, JR, Fort Myers, Florida (3-1)
149: #23 Brock Herman, JR, Medina, Ohio (2-1)
157: #25 Jaivon Jones, SR, Macedonia, Ohio (3-4)
165: #6 Matty Banchi, SR, Two Rivers, Wisconsin (3-0)
174: Gunner Holland, SO, Cobbtown, Georgia (2-2)
184: #24 Brock DelSignore, SR, Ballston Lake, New York (1-2)
197: #3 Stephen Little, JR, Sturgis, Kentucky (2-0)
285: Michael Gasper, SR, Maple Valley, Washington (2-4)
Head coach: Neil Erisman

#11 Minnesota
125: #7 Jore Volk, SR, Lakeville, Minnesota (11-2)
133: Chris Cannon, SR, Oceanport, New Jersey (2-5)
141: #10 Vance VomBaur, SR, Greeley Colorado (10-3)
149: Drew Roberts, SR, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho (3-2)
157: #18 Charlie Millard, FR, Mequon, Wisconsin (11-2)
165: #10 Andrew Sparks, SR, Costa Mesa, California (11-2)
174: #24 Ethan Riddle, SO, Germantown, Wisconsin (8-4)
184: #3 Max McEnelly, SO, Waconia, Minnesota (7-1)
197: #25 Gavin Nelson, SO, Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota (6-5)
285: #13 Koy Hopke, FR, Amery, Wisconsin (9-3)
Head coach: Brandon Eggum

Season Dual Results

Little Rock (2-2)
W — Carl Albert State, 46-3
W — Central Oklahoma, 27-11
L — Illinois, 22-13
L — Missouri, 34-6

Minnesota (4-2)
W — Virginia Tech, 19-17
L — Ohio State, 29-6
W — Northern Iowa, 22-16
W — Missouri, 15-14
W — Virginia Tech, 25-10
L — South Dakota State, 18-14