Little Rock enters the 2026-27 wrestling season with a returning All-American, a challenging conference schedule and several opportunities to compete in front of its home fans.
The Trojans will host five duals at the Jack Stephens Center, including matchups against Northern Colorado, Northern Illinois and Oregon State. With the postseason in March, those home dates will give Little Rock opportunities to test its lineup and build momentum.
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From Stephen Little's return after a historic NCAA finish to key Pac-12 matchups, here are the reasons to watch Little Rock's home duals on FloWrestling this season.
Stephen Little Returns After Making Program History
One of the biggest reasons to follow Little Rock this season is the return of Stephen Little, who earned All-America honors with a third-place finish at 197 lbs at the 2026 NCAA Championships.
Little's finish marked the highest individual NCAA placement in program history, giving the Trojans an established national contender to build around as they enter another season of Division I competition.
His performance will be worth watching as Little Rock works through its schedule and prepares for the postseason. Home duals provide fans with an opportunity to follow Little's progress and see how he handles a new slate of opponents.
Drexel Opens The Home Dual Schedule
Little Rock opens its home dual schedule Nov. 9, against Drexel at the Jack Stephens Center.
The early-season matchup will give the Trojans their first home dual of the campaign and an opportunity to establish momentum before a busy stretch of competition.
The home opener offers fans an early look at the Trojans as they begin working toward their conference and national goals.
Northern Colorado Starts A Key January Stretch
Little Rock returns home Jan. 10 to host Northern Colorado.
With the regular season moving toward its second half, the Northern Colorado matchup gives Little Rock a chance to build momentum before facing additional conference opponents.
Northern Illinois And Oregon State Bring Conference Tests
Little Rock will host Northern Illinois on Jan. 22 before welcoming Oregon State on Jan. 24.
The two duals give the Trojans consecutive opportunities to compete at home against conference opponents. Northern Illinois visits on Friday night, while Oregon State arrives two days later for a Sunday afternoon matchup.
Those bouts will provide another look at Little Rock's lineup as the team continues to prepare for the Pac-12 Championships. Fans following the Trojans throughout the season can track how individual wrestlers perform as the conference schedule intensifies.
Utah Valley Closes The Home Dual Schedule
Little Rock's final scheduled home dual is Feb. 19 against Utah Valley.
The matchup gives the Trojans one last opportunity to compete at the Jack Stephens Center before turning their attention to the postseason. With the Pac-12 Championships and NCAA Championships in March, the regular-season finale will be an important checkpoint for the team.
For fans, it will be the final scheduled chance to watch Little Rock compete at home during the regular season.
Little Rock Wrestling Home Dual Schedule 2026-27
- Monday, Nov. 9: Drexel, 8 p.m. ET
- Sunday, Jan. 10: Northern Colorado, 2 p.m. ET
- Friday, Jan. 22: Northern Illinois, 8 p.m. ET
- Sunday, Jan. 24: Oregon State, 2 p.m. ET
- Friday, Feb. 19: Utah Valley, 8 p.m. ET
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