The NCAA announced the final at-large bids, completing the set of 330 wrestlers that will be in St. Louis for the 2021 NCAA Championships. I've already broken down the number of qualifiers each school earned; now it's time to break things down by home state, year of eligibility, and conference!

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First, the number of qualifiers by state followed by a very nice interactive map.

Qualifiers By State

How about some heat map using beautiful radar technology?

We can't forget about the two non-contiguous US qualifiers, however.

Iowa State's Kysen Terukina hails from Ewa Beach, Hawaii.

And Campbell's Caleb Hopkins is a native of Palmer, Alaska.

Now let's take a closer look at the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-New York-Ohio hotbed where the largest percentage of qualifiers come from.

Qualifiers By Conference

Qualifiers By Year Of Eligibility

Of the 58 freshmen to qualify, 26 were true freshmen. That means just 7.85% of NCAA qualifiers were true freshmen.