Grand View has rewritten most of the NAIA wrestling record book during its historic 14-year reign in the division. 

But the Vikings found a page Saturday night that they hadn’t touched yet. 

Grand View matched an NAIA record with six individual champions as it put the finishing touches on its 13th national title in 14 years and fourth straight. The six champions tied a record established in 1981 by Central State. 

It wasn’t a perfect final round for the Vikings, but it was the best they could do. Their lone loss in the finals came in an all-Grand View 125-pound title match when Aden Reeves clipped teammate Blake Gonzales 4-3. 

The Vikings reeled off five more consecutive wins after that with Carson Taylor (141), Elijah Larsen (149), Garavous Kouekabakilaho (197) notching major decisions and Cam Robinson (165) and Alex Reynolds (174) also collecting titles. 

Grand View finished the tournament with 209 points — 60 more than second-place Life University. Southeastern finished third with 119.5. 

Final Team Standings 

1. Grand View 209

2. Life 149

3. Southeastern 119.5

4. Doane 73

5. Indiana Tech 70 

6. Embry-Riddle 69.5

7. Providence 61.5

8. Corban 61

9. Southern Oregon 60.5

10. Central Methodist 51.5

Championship Results 

125 — Aden Reeves (Grand View) dec. Blake Gonzales 4-3 

133 — Thaddeus Long (Life) dec. Dominic Chavez (Texas Wesleyan) 4-1 SV-1

141 — Carson Taylor (Grand View) major dec. Evan Potter (Southern Oregon) 10-0 

149 — Elijah Larsen (Grand View) major dec. Hagen Heistand (Concoria) 12-0 

157 — David Rubio (Corban) major dec. Donald Griffin (Central Methodist) 11-1

165 — Cam Robinson (Grand View) dec. Jonathan Kervin (Indiana Tech) 11-4

174 — Alex Reynolds (Grand View) dec. Kris Ketchum (St. Thomas) 5-4 

184 — JD Perez (Life) dec. Tyson Beauperthuy (Doane) 15-9

197 — Garavous Kouekabakilaho (Grand View) major dec. Khalil Abdushshakur (Life) 11-2

285 — Gage Braun (Southeastern) major dec. Austin Foye (Central Methodist) 9-0