Championship season in Tennessee continues with the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association Division II Wrestling State Championships.

The event will take place Feb. 13-14 at Montgomery Bell Academy in Nashville, Tennessee, and while it won’t be broadcast live on FloWrestling or the FloSports app, each match will appear in the FloWrestling archives minutes after concluding. 

The Division II State Championships is the second of three TSSAA tournaments set to appear on FloWrestling this year. The first was 2026 TSSAA Dual Wrestling State Championships on Jan. 31, and the action will conclude with the Division I and Girls state events on Feb. 20-21.

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The weight classes for the Division II meet will be (in pounds) 106, 113, 120, 126, 132, 138, 144, 150, 157, 165, 175, 190, 215 and 285.

Individual titles will be awarded in each weight class, and the top-performing teams also will earn state championships. 

As with most states, competitors in Tennessee first must excel at the regional level, with the top six wrestlers from each weight class advancing to the state event. Entrants are placed into the state championship brackets based on their finishes regionally. 

In 2025, Baylor edged Father Ryan for the Division II team title, 241.5-224.5, while McCallie was third with 202 points. 

Baylor continues to be a perennial powerhouse in Tennessee and owns a lot of real estate in the TSSAA record book, including the most individual state championships (117) and most team state championships (20) – twice winning five in a row.  

The squad has won six individual championships in one season four times, though the record is eight in one year, set by Red Bank in 1963.

One of the state’s four five-time individual state champions attended Baylor, along with seven four-time winners. 

See What Happened At The 2025 TSSAA Division II Wrestling State Championships: 2025 TSSAA Tennessee Division II Wrestling State Championships Results And Brackets

As you get settled in for the rest of the championship season, if you’re not comfortable already, here’s everything you need to know about the TSSAA Division II Wrestling State Championships, including a link to the brackets:

2026 TSSAA Division II Wrestling State Championships Brackets

Here’s where you’ll be able to find the brackets for the 2026 TSSAA Division II Wrestling State Championships: 

2026 TSSAA Division II Wrestling State Championships Brackets Can Be Found Here

How To Watch The 2026 TSSAA Division II Wrestling State Championships

Coverage of the 2026 TSSAA Division II Wrestling State Championships on Feb. 13-14 won’t be live on FloWrestling, but the matches will appear in the archives on FloWrestling and the FloSports app within minutes.

There also will be news, notes, stats and more available on both platforms.

If you’re going to be in Tennessee and want to catch the action in person, keep an eye on this page for spectator and ticket information. Tickets (per day) will be $13 in advance and $15 on-site.

When Are The 2026 TSSAA Division I And Girls Wrestling State Championships?

The rest of the top high school wrestlers in Tennessee will be in action Feb. 20-21 for the 2026 TSSAA Division I and Girls Wrestling State Championships at the Williamson County Agricultural Exposition Arena in Franklin, Tennessee.

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Did You Know: Baylor Is A Dominant Program In Tennessee

We already mentioned above how dominant Baylor has been in Tennessee high school wrestling, winning 117 individual titles and 20 team championships. 

At the TSSAA Dual Wrestling State Championships, held for the first time in 1988, three teams have won 14 times – Baylor, Bradley Central and Cleveland – while Father Ryan has hoisted the championship trophy 10 times.

Individually in Tennessee, four boys have claimed five state titles, and another 21 have won four times.

Three schools have won more than 100 individual state titles since the first state event was held in 1961 – Baylor (117), McCallie (107) and Father Ryan (102).

Girls wrestling in Tennessee awarded its first individual and team state titles in 2015.

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