Is it too early to start thinking about the 2025-26 college wrestling season? While the 2025 NCAA Tournament just completed last weekend (and it was incredible), many wrestling fans are already wondering how next year will look for their respective team. The extra year of eligibility given in the 2020-2021 season can make it challenging to track who's returning and who's out of eligibility. Because of that, we put together the below list of every National Qualifier with their remaining eligibility. We also broke each weight down to show you how many champions, All-Americans, and qualifiers (from this year's NCAA Championships specifically) are eligible to return.

With some of these wrestlers, I took some liberties in giving them an extra year with the caveat that they could be eligible for a medical redshirt. This does not necessarily mean they will 100% for sure be given a medical and/or that they would even try. 

AJ Ferrari is a unique case in that he had one season cut short and then took two years off. He believes that he will get a medical redshirt for the 2022 season, a normal redshirt for the 2023 season, and an Olympic redshirt for the 2024 season, giving him three more years of eligibility. That is definitely possible, but I'm not 100% certain it will come true, so I put him down as 2/3 years of eligibility left.

125 - The Champ, 6 All-Americans, 27 Qualifiers Eligible To Return

133 - The Champ, 7 All-Americans, 25 Qualifiers Eligible To Return

141 - The Champ, 5 All-Americans, 23 Qualifiers Eligible To Return

149 - 5 All-Americans, 25 Qualifiers Eligible To Return

157 - The Champ, 6 All-Americans, 25 Qualifiers Eligible To Return

165 - The Champ, 5 All-Americans, 27 Qualifiers Eligible To Return

174 - 5 All-Americans, 21 Qualifiers Eligible To Return

184 - 3 All-Americans, 22 Qualifiers Eligible To Return

197 - 6 All-Americans, 21 Qualifiers Eligible To Return

285 - 2 All-Americans, 19 Qualifiers Eligible To Return