
The 2026 Women’s Nationals in Spokane, Washington, are complete! Below are numerical insights about the U20 and U23 Tournaments.
Please email kyle.klingman@flosports.tv with any updates. Data is based on the current available information.
U20 World Team Trials
The 20-and-under designation included high school, post-high school, and college-age athletes. It offers a glimpse into where current high school wrestlers are against their college counterparts.
Here is a breakdown of participation numbers by category for those in the top eight.
College: 39
College Club: 4
High school: 36
High School Graduate: 1
Place winners (top eight) by current college enrollment and current college division.
Iowa (NCAA, D1) — 6
North Central (NCAA, D3) — 5
Grand Valley State (NCAA, D2) — 3
Oklahoma State (NCAA, Club) — 3
Presbyterian (NCAA, D1) — 3
McKendree (NCAA, D2) — 2
Providence (NAIA) — 2
Aurora (NCAA, D3) — 1
Brown (NCAA, Club) — 1
Colorado Mesa (NCAA, D2) — 1
Eastern (NCAA, D3) — 1
Fort Hays State (NCAA, D2) — 1
Gannon (NCAA, D2) — 1
Indiana Tech (NAIA) — 1
King (NCAA, D2) — 1
Lehigh (NCAA, D1) — 1
Life (NAIA) — 1
Lindenwood (NCAA, D1) — 1
Missouri Baptist (NAIA) — 1
Mount Union (NCAA, D3) — 1
Simpson (NCAA, D3) — 1
Southern Oregon (NAIA) — 1
Texas Woman’s (NCAA, D2) — 1
Tiffin (NCAA, D2) — 1
West Liberty (NCAA, D2) — 1
William Penn (NAIA) — 1
Placers By College Division
NCAA, Division I: 11
NCAA, Division II: 12
NCAA, Division III: 9
NCAA Club: 4
NAIA: 7
Below is a complete breakdown for each of the top eight finishers.
U23 Nationals
Participants must be 23 or younger, so this tournament had a college vibe with a light high school presence. Several participants have recently completed their college eligibility.
This was an opportunity for NAIA and NCAA programs to face off in the same national tournament weeks after their college national championships.
Here is a breakdown of participation by category for those in the top eight.
College Eligible: 36
College Eligibility Complete: 19
Unattached: 3
High School: 16
Club: 6
Place winners (top eight) by most recent college or current college division.
North Central (NCAA, D3) — 8
Grand Valley State (NCAA, D2) — 5
Iowa (NCAA, D1) — 5
McKendree (NCAA, D2) — 4
Presbyterian (NCAA, D1) — 4
Aurora (NCAA, D3) — 2
Evergreen (NAIA) — 2
King (NCAA, D2) — 2
Life (NAIA) — 2
Oklahoma State (Club) — 2
Sacred Heart (NCAA, D1) — 2
Simpson (NCAA, D3) — 2
Army (Club) — 1
Augsburg (NCAA, D3) — 1
Colorado Mesa (NCAA, D2) — 1
Delaware State (NCAA, D1) — 1
Doane (NAIA) — 1
Eastern (NCAA, D3) — 1
East Stroudsburg (NCAA, D2) — 1
Emmanuel (NCAA, D2) — 1
Frostburg State (NCAA, D2) — 1
Lindenwood (NCAA, D1) — 1
Lock Haven (NCAA, D2) — 1
Ottawa (NAIA) — 1
Providence (NAIA) — 1
Simon Fraser (NCAA, D2) — 1
Tarleton State (NCWA) — 1
West Liberty (NCAA, D2) — 1
William Jewell (NCAA, D2) — 1
William Penn (NAIA) — 1
College Division
NCAA, Division I: 13
NCAA, Division II: 19
NCAA, Division III: 14
NAIA: 8
College Club: 3
NCWA: 1
Below is a complete breakdown for each of the top eight finishers.