The brackets are out and the matchups are set, as the wrestling world awaits the 2026 NCAA DI Wrestling Championships.

The 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships are set for Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio, where more than 300 wrestlers across 10 weight classes will battle for All-American honors and national titles.

The Life University Women’s Wrestling team won its second straight NAIA title — but it took a monster consolation round to do it.

The 141-pound division at the NCAA Tournament is filled with talent, led by two-time NCAA Champion Jesse Mendez and freshman contender Sergio Vega. Beyond the top two at this weight, nine other past All-Americans add incredible depth to this field. Check out the below article for a full breakdown of this weight, along with predictions for how we think it will play out in Cleveland!

The NCAA D1 record for a school with the most individual wrestling champions in one year is five. Penn State will be rolling into Cleveland with 10 competitors and seven number one seeds. Will the Nittany Lions break the record first set in 1986?

The 2026 NCAA Division 2 Wrestling Championships are underway. Follow all the action right here. We'll be updating this article throughout the event. For access to real-time, interactive brackets with links to every archived match, click the link here: NCAA D2 WRESTLING BRACKETS.

Here's how to watch the 2026 VACW Grade School States (K-8) on FloWrestling.

It’s not like we didn’t see this coming. Jax Forrest is a transcendent wrestler in an era filled with high school wrestling phenoms.

My estimable colleague JD Rader has already provided a list of every NCAA qualifier's hometown and high school (which you can find here) and even provided an excellent heat map for wrestling fans to enjoy.

The 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships are just over a week away. Before action gets underway, check out our bracket reactions for all ten Oklahoma State wrestlers who are headed to Cleveland.

Despite returning on three All-Americans from 2025, this year's field at 157 lbs just might be the deepest and most exciting collection of talent in any weight class at NCAAs. Before conference weekend, this weight lacked a clear front, but PJ Duke's dominance at Big Tens has put him at the front of the pack. Wrestling fans won't want to miss any of the action at 157 lbs this year.

The Division II wrestling season reaches its defining moment this weekend in Sioux Falls, where 180 wrestlers will chase individual honors while the team race may be one of the most unpredictable in years.

As is usually the case, the Division III National Championships — set for Friday and Saturday at the Alliant PowerHouse in Cedar Rapids — are ripe for drama.

Here's how to watch the 2026 Senior World Team Trials Challenge on FloWrestling.

For the last several years, 125 lbs has become known as the most chaotic weight in all of NCAA wrestling. This year's results were relatively predictable, by 125 lbs standards, but now we have an NCAA bracket that seems poised to create all kinds of mayhem.