The National Wrestling Coaches Association released teams competing in the 2026 National Duals on January 9-10 at the UNI-Dome in Cedar Falls, Iowa. There are four men’s divisions, including a Division I competition. 

The event is streaming live on FloWrestling.

Below are the competing teams with their place at the end-of-season 2025 national college championships.

Click here for detailed information about the event, along with every participating team in the men’s and women’s divisions.

NCAA — Division I (10 Teams)

Bloomsburg
Cal State-Bakersfield — 34th
Campbell — 57th
Central Michigan — T-45th
Drexel — T-60th
Harvard — T-54th
Northern Illinois — T-54th
Northern Iowa — 9th
Ohio — T-48th
South Dakota State — 23rd

NCAA — Division II (16 Teams)

Ashland — 31st
Augustana — 2nd
Central Oklahoma — 5th
Grand Valley State — T-14th
King — 23rd
Lander — 4th
Mary — 6th
Maryville — 9th
McKendree — T-14th
Minnesota State-Mankato — T-17th
Nebraska-Kearney — 1st
St. Cloud State — 3rd
Tiffin — 20th
Wisconsin-Parkside — 19th
Upper Iowa — 30th
West Liberty — 10th

NCAA — Division III (24 Teams)

Albion
Augsburg — 3rd
Baldwin Wallace — 4th
Castleton — T-35th
Central — T-35th
Chicago — T-24th
Coe — T-6th
Concorida-Moorhead — T-19th
Cornell — T-55th
Dubuque — 43rd
Johnson & Wales — T-1st
Loras — 16th
Luther — 17th
Millikin — T-26th
New York — 29th
North Central — T-6th
Olivet — 37th
RIT — T-19th
Roanoke — 14th
TCNJ — 11th
Wabash — 12th
Wartburg — T-1st
Wisconsin-La Crosse — 5th
Wisconsin-Whitewater — 13th

NAIA (16 Teams)

Arizona Christian — 24th
Campbellsville — 11th
Central Methodist — 10th
Corban — 8th
Cornerstone — 29th
Cumberlands — 18th
Doane — 4th
Embry-Riddle — 6th
Grand View — 1st
Indiana Tech — 5th
Life — 2nd
Oklahoma City — 19th
Providence — 7th
Southeastern — 3rd
Southern Oregon — 9th
St. Thomas — 16th