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Here's Every 2026 NCAA Wrestling Champion

Here's Every 2026 NCAA Wrestling Champion

The 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships are in the book, and over three days and 300 competitors led to 10 weight class champions, here's what to know.

Mar 22, 2026 by R. R. Ellis
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165 lb Semifinal, Mitchell Mesenbrink, Penn State vs Cesar Alvan, Columbia0:46

The 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships wrapped up in Cleveland with champions crowned across all 10 weight classes, closing out three days of nonstop college wrestling.

Penn State once again pulled away in the team race, building a commanding lead to secure a fifth straight national title. Oklahoma State finished second, with Nebraska rounding out the top three, while Iowa and Ohio State completed the top five.

Several upsets and statement wins defined the finals, with Aden Valencia (149) and Sergio Vega (141) knocking off top seeds to claim NCAA titles. Penn State crowned four champions, while Oklahoma State finished with three.

Below are the champions, final placements, match results and team scores from the 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships.

  

NCAA Wrestling Champions 2026

  • 125 lbs - Luke Lilledahl (Penn State)
  • 133 lbs - Jax Forrest (OK State)
  • 141 lbs - Sergio Vega (OK State)
  • 149 lbs - Aden Valencia (Stanford)
  • 157 lbs - Landon Robideau (OK State)
  • 165 lbs - Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State)
  • 174 lbs - Levi Haines (Penn State)
  • 184 lbs - Max McEnelly (Minnesota)
  • 197 lbs - Josh Barr (Penn State)
  • 285 lbs - Isaac Trumble (NC State)

NCAA Wrestling Championships Finals Results

  • 125 lbs - (1) Luke Lilledahl (Penn State) vs. (10) Marc-Anthony McGowan (Princeton): Lilledahl wins by Dec 2-1
  • 133 lbs - (1) Jax Forrest (OK State) vs. (2) Ben Davino (Ohio State): Forrest wins by Dec 5-2
  • 141 lbs - (2) Sergio Vega (OK State) vs. (1) Jesse Mendez (Ohio State): Vega wins by Dec SV 4-1
  • 149 lbs - (10) Aden Valencia (Stanford) vs. (1) Shayne Van Ness (Penn State): Valencia wins by SV-1 8-5
  • 157 lbs - (5) Landon Robideau (OK State) vs. (2) Antrell Taylor (Nebraska): Robideau wins by Dec 4-2
  • 165 lbs - (1) Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) vs. (3) Mikey Caliendo (Iowa): Mesenbrink wins by TF 20-4 (5:13)
  • 174 lbs - (1) Levi Haines (Penn State) vs. (3) Christopher Minto (Nebraska): Haines wins by Dec 2-1
  • 184 lbs - (3) Max McEnelly (Minnesota) vs. (1) Rocco Welsh (Penn State): McEnelly wins by Dec 4-3
  • 197 lbs - (1) Josh Barr (Penn State) vs. (7) Cody Merrill (OK State): Barr wins by Dec 6-3
  • 285 lbs - (2) Isaac Trumble (NC State) vs. (1) Yonger Bastida (Iowa State): Trumble wins by Dec 5-0

NCAA Wrestling Championships Team Scores (Final)

 Penn State Wrestling has locked in the team title. 

  1. Penn State - 181.5
  2. OK State - 131.0
  3. Nebraska - 100.5
  4. Iowa - 92.5
  5. Ohio State - 84.5
  6. Stanford - 67.5
  7. Michigan - 66.0
  8. Iowa State - 52.0
  9. Minnesota - 48.5
  10. NC State - 44.5

NCAA Wrestling Championships 2026 Final Placements

125 lbs

  1. Luke Lilledahl (Penn State)
  2. Marc-Anthony McGowan (Princeton)
  3. Nico Provo (Stanford)
  4. Vincent Robinson (NC State)
  5. Troy Spratley (OK State)
  6. Jacob Moran (Indiana)
  7. Jore Volk (Minnesota)
  8. Tyler Klinsky (Rider)

133 lbs

  1. Jax Forrest (OK State)
  2. Ben Davino (Ohio State)
  3. Aaron Seidel (Virginia Tech)
  4. Marcus Blaze (Penn State)
  5. Drake Ayala (Iowa)
  6. Tyler Knox (Stanford)
  7. Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska)
  8. Lucas Byrd (Illinois)

141 lbs

  1. Sergio Vega (OK State)
  2. Jesse Mendez (Ohio State)
  3. Luke Stanich (Lehigh)
  4. Brock Hardy (Nebraska)
  5. Carter Nogle (Air Force)
  6. Anthony Echemendia (Iowa State)
  7. CJ Composto (Penn)
  8. Wyatt Henson (Lock Haven)

149 lbs

  1. Aden Valencia (Stanford)
  2. Shayne Van Ness (Penn State)
  3. Lachlan McNeil (Michigan)
  4. Chance Lamer (Nebraska)
  5. Collin Gaj (Virginia Tech)
  6. Ryder Block (Iowa)
  7. Cross Wasilewski (Penn)
  8. Casey Swiderski (OK State)

157 lbs

  1. Landon Robideau (OK State)
  2. Antrell Taylor (Nebraska)
  3. PJ Duke (Penn State)
  4. Brandon Cannon (Ohio State)
  5. Kannon Webster (Illinois)
  6. Ty Watters (West Virginia)
  7. Cameron Catrabone (Michigan)
  8. Meyer Shapiro (Cornell)

165 lbs

  1. Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State)
  2. Mikey Caliendo (Iowa)
  3. Cesar Alvan (Columbia)
  4. Nicco Ruiz (Arizona State)
  5. Andrew Sparks (Minnesota)
  6. Joey Blaze (Purdue)
  7. Bryce Hepner (North Carolina)
  8. Paddy Gallagher (Ohio State)

174 lbs

  1. Levi Haines (Penn State)
  2. Christopher Minto (Nebraska)
  3. Patrick Kennedy (Iowa)
  4. Carson Kharchla (Ohio State)
  5. Cam Steed (Missouri)
  6. Danny Wask (Navy)
  7. Beau Mantanona (Michigan)
  8. MJ Gaitan (Iowa State)

184 lbs

  1. Max McEnelly (Minnesota)
  2. Rocco Welsh (Penn State)
  3. Aeoden Sinclair (Missouri)
  4. Caleb Campos (American)
  5. Brock Mantanona (Michigan)
  6. Angelo Ferrari (Iowa)
  7. Eddie Neitenbach (Wyoming)x
  8. Zack Ryder (OK State)

197 lbs

  1. Josh Barr (Penn State)
  2. Cody Merrill (OK State)
  3. Stephen Little (Little Rock)
  4. Joey Novak (Wyoming)
  5. Camden McDanel (Nebraska)
  6. Angelo Posada (Stanford)
  7. Gabe Arnold (Iowa)
  8. Branson John (Maryland)

285 lbs

  1. Isaac Trumble (NC State)
  2. Yonger Bastida (Iowa State) 
  3. Taye Ghadiali (Michigan)
  4. Konner Doucet (OK State)
  5. Ben Kueter (Iowa)
  6. AJ Ferrari (Nebraska)
  7. David Szuba (Arizona State)
  8. Christian Carroll (Wyoming)

NCAA Wrestling Championships 3rd Place Results

3rd Place

  • 125 lbs - Nico Provo (Stanford) vs. Vincent Robinson (NC State): Provo wins by MD 10-2
  • 133 lbs - Aaron Seidel (Virginia Tech) vs. Marcus Blaze (Penn State): Seidel wins by Dec 5-0
  • 141 lbs - Luke Stanich (Lehigh) vs. Brock Hardy (Nebraska): Stanich wins by Dec 7-2
  • 149 lbs - Lachlan McNeil (Michigan) vs. Chance Lamer (Nebraska): McNeil wins by Dec 10-5
  • 157 lbs - PJ Duke (Penn State) vs. Brandon Cannon (Ohio State): Duke wins by TF 20-4 (6:38)
  • 165 lbs - Cesar Alvan (Columbia) vs. Nicco Ruiz (Arizona State): Alvan wins by Dec 7-2
  • 174 lbs - Patrick Kennedy (Iowa) vs. Carson Kharchla (Ohio State): Kennedy wins by Dec 9-6
  • 184 lbs - Aeoden Sinclair (Missouri) vs. Caleb Campos (American): Sinclair wins by MD 17-4
  • 197 lbs - Stephen Little (Little Rock) vs. Joey Novak (Wyoming): Little wins by Dec 7-4
  • 285 lbs - Taye Ghadiali (Michigan) vs. Konner Doucet (OK State): Ghadiali wins by Dec 5-1

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