There’s no hotter ticket in collegiate wrestling than Penn State, and even if you can’t be in Philadelphia on Dec. 5 to watch the Nittany Lions take on Drexel, you can catch all the action live on FloWrestling.

The dual will be the third meeting in history between the two programs and is just one early stop for Penn State in its quest for a fifth consecutive team national championship.

The latest installment in the PSU-Drexel saga will take place at the home of Drexel Athletics, the Daskalaskis Athletic Center in Philadelphia, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Eastern.

The dual already is sold out for the general public, the first sellout in Drexel wrestling history, so anyone else hoping to see the nation’s No. 1 team in action will have to tune in to FloWrestling or the FloSports app. 

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Penn State and Drexel met last year, with the Nittany Lions playing host and winning 41-3 as part of a 15-0 campaign. The Dragons also were the visiting team the first time they met (2002-2003), with Penn State taking the dual 26-6.

The years in between those meetings was when Penn State became the wrestling powerhouse it is today. 

The Nittany Lions rank third all-time with 13 team titles at the NCAA Division I Men’s Wrestling Championships – 12 of which have come since 2011 as three four-peats (2011-2014; 2016-2019; 2022-2025).

Can Penn State break the cycle and win a fifth straight championship this season? 

Top-ranked Penn State had the opportunity to compete against the nation’s best at the recent inaugural National Duals Invitational in mid-November but declined the invitation. 

The National Duals Invitational featured 11 of the top 12 teams from the 2025 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships and eight of the top 10 teams from this season’s early rankings, with Ohio State winning the event and $200,000 top prize.

Instead, Penn State kicked off the new season with a visit from Oklahoma, a dual the Nittany Lions won easily, 45-0.

Just before Thanksgiving, PSU traveled north for the Black Knight Invitational in West Point, New York, where the team had nine individual champions and six runners-up. In all, 20 wrestlers participated for PSU, and 19 placed.

Drexel was 11-10 overall last year and finished second to Lehigh at the 2025 Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Championships, the best finish for the Dragons in program history. All 10 of the team’s wrestlers had a top-8 individual finish. 

At the 2025 NCAA Division I Men’s Wrestling Championships, Drexel failed to score any points and finished tied for 60th place. Mickey O'Malley, Jasiah Queen and Jordan Soriano were the three Dragons who qualified for the national event.

This year, Drexel opened the new season with wins over Duke (37-4) and Morgan State (38-9), along with participating in three other multi-team events.

The Dragons have been recognized for the early success and landed at a tie for No. 50 on the most recent 2025-2026 NCAA DI Wrestling Rankings.

See the complete 2025-2026 FloWrestling rankings here.

How To Watch The 2025 Penn State Wrestling vs. Drexel Dual

Wrestling fans in the United States can watch the action from Penn State’s 2025 visit to Drexel, live on FloWrestling and the FloSports app.

Highlights, replays and news also will be available on FloWrestling.

Penn State Wrestling Roster 2025-2026

• 125 – Luke Lilledahl (So.)
• 125 – Nate Desmond (Fr.)
• 133 – Masanosuke Ono (Jr.)
• 133 – Marcus Blaze (Fr.)
• 133 – Kyison Garcia (So.)
• 141 – Braeden Davis (Jr.)
• 141 – Aaron Nagao (Jr.)
• 141 – Cael Nasdeo (R-Fr.)
• 141 – Hayden Cunningham (R-Fr.)
• 149 – Shayne Van Ness (Jr.)
• 149 – Connor Pierce (Jr.)
• 149 – Dalton Perry (Fr.)
• 149 – Brock Weiss (R-Fr.)
• 157 – Tyler Kasak (Jr.)
• 157 – PJ Duke (Fr.)
• 157 – Joe Sealey (R-Fr.)
• 165 – Mitchell Mesenbrink (Jr.)
• 165 – Sam Beckett (Gr.)
• 165/174 – Sean Degl (Fr.)
• 165 – Ty Watson (R-Fr.)
• 174 – Levi Haines (Sr.)
• 174 – William Henckel (Fr.)
• 174/184 – Asher Cunningham (Fr.)
• 184 – Rocco Welsh (So.)
• 184/197 – Mason Ellis (Fr.)
• 197 – Josh Barr (So.)
• 197 – Connor Mirasola (R-Fr.)
• 285 – Cole Mirasola (R-Fr.)
• 285 – Dawson Bundy (R-Fr.)
• 285 – Lucas Cochran (Sr.)

Penn State Wrestling Schedule 2025-2026

All Times Eastern

• Friday, Nov. 14 – Penn State vs. Oklahoma – 7 p.m. 
• Sunday, Nov. 23 – Black Knight Invitational – 9 a.m. 
• Friday, Dec. 5 – Penn State at Drexel – 7:30 p.m.
• Sunday, Dec. 7 – Penn State vs. Lehigh – 1 p.m. 
• Saturday, Dec. 13 – Penn State at Wyoming – Time TBA
• Saturday, Dec. 20 – Penn State vs. NDSU – Time TBA
• Saturday, Dec. 20 – Penn State vs. Stanford – Time TBA
• Saturday, Jan. 10 – Penn State vs. Rutgers – Time TBA
• Friday, Jan. 16 – Penn State at Iowa – Time TBA
• Sunday, Jan. 18 – Penn State at Northwestern – Time TBA
• Friday, Jan. 23 – Penn State vs. Indiana – Time TBA
• Sunday, Jan. 25 – Penn State at Maryland – Time TBA
• Friday, Jan. 30 – Penn State vs. Nebraska – Time TBA
• Friday, Feb. 6 – Penn State at Michigan – Time TBA
• Friday, Feb. 13 – Penn State vs. Ohio State – Time TBA
• Friday, Feb. 20 – Penn State vs. Princeton – 7 p.m.

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Drexel Wrestling Roster 2025-2026

• 125 – Jason Foutz (Fr.)
• 125 – Desmond Pleasant (R-Sr.)
• 125 – Oumar Tounkara (Fr.)
• 125/133 – Gabe Giampietro (R-Jr.)
• 133 – Kyle Waterman (R-Sr.)
• 133/141 – Jaden Perez (Fr.)
• 141 – Trey Friedman (R-So.)
• 141 – Jordan Soriano (Sr.)
• 149 – Jonathan Fuller (R-Fr.)
• 149 – Patrick Kelly (Fr.)
• 149 – Deon Pleasant (R-Sr.)
• 149 – Justin Soriano (R-So.)
• 157 – Aboubakare Diaby (R-Sr.)
• 157 – Jayden Iznaga (R-Fr.)
• 157 – Luke Nichter (R-Sr.)
• 157/165 – Gavin Carroll (Fr.)
• 157/165 – Dom Findora (R-Jr.)
• 165 – Ty Borkowski (R-Fr.)
• 165 – Cody Walsh (R-Sr.)
• 174 – Jasiah Queen (R-So.)
• 174/184 – Chris Mance III (Fr.)
• 184 – George Rhodes (R-So.)
• 184 – Ethan Wilson (R-Jr.)
• 197 – Ibrahim Ameer (Sr.)
• 197 – Justin Griffith (R-So.)
• 197 – Dan Rella (R-Fr.)
• 285 – Dom Petracci (R-Jr.)
• 285 – Nate Schon (R-Jr.)
• 285 – Shane Whitney (R-Sr.)

Drexel Wrestling Schedule 2025-2026

All Times Eastern

• Sunday, Nov. 2 – Navy Open – 9 a.m.
• Sunday, Nov. 2 – Princeton Open – 9 a.m.
• Sunday, Nov. 16 – Drexel vs. Duke – 2 p.m.
• Sunday, Nov. 16 – Drexel at Morgan State – 4 p.m.
• Sunday, Nov. 23 – PRTC Keystone Classic – 9 a.m.
• Friday, Dec. 5 – Drexel vs. Penn State – 7:30 p.m.
• Sunday, Dec. 14 – Drexel at Rutgers – 1 p.m.
• Saturday, Dec. 20 – Drexel vs. Cal Poly – 4 p.m.
• Saturday, Dec. 20 – Drexel vs. Cal Baptist – 6:30 p.m.
• Friday, Jan. 2 – NWCA Mid-Major National Duals – 1 p.m.
• Friday-Saturday, Jan. 9-10 – NWCA Mid-Major National Duals – TBD
• Friday, Jan. 16 – Drexel at Binghamton – 6 p.m.
• Saturday, Jan. 31 – Drexel vs. Franklin & Marshall – 6 p.m.
• Sunday, Feb. 1 – Drexel vs. Hofstra – 6 p.m.
• Saturday, Feb. 7 – Drexel vs. Bucknell – 6 p.m.
• Saturday, Feb. 14 – Drexel vs. Rider – 7 p.m.
• Sunday, Feb. 15 – Drexel vs. LIU – 1 p.m.
• Friday, Feb. 20 – Drexel at Maryland – 7:30 p.m.
• Saturday, Feb. 21 – Drexel at American – 1 p.m.
• Friday-Saturday, March 6-7 – EIWA Championships – TBD
• Thursday-Saturday, Mar. 19-21 – NCAA Championships – TBD

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2025-2026 FloWrestling NCAA DI Wrestling Rankings

As of Nov. 24, 2025

1. Penn State – 119 points (Previous: 1)
2. Iowa – 100 points (Previous: 3)
3. Ohio State – 97.5 points (Previous: 2)
4. Iowa State – 78.5 points (Previous: 4)
5. OK State – 72 points (Previous: 5)
6. NC State – 61.5 points (Previous: 6)
7. Nebraska – 60 points (Previous: 7)
8. Lehigh – 38.5 points (Previous: 8)
9. Stanford – 36.5 points (Previous: 9)
10. Michigan – 35.5 points (Previous: 10)
11. Illinois – 33.5 points (Previous: 12)
12. Minnesota – 33.5 points (Previous: 11)
13. Missouri – 24.5 points (Previous: 13)
14. Little Rock – 24 points (Previous: 13)
15. West Virginia – 23.5 points (Previous: 13)
16. Penn – 21 points (Previous: 18)
17. Virginia Tech – 19 points (Previous: 17)
18. Arizona State – 18 points (Previous: 19)
19. Oklahoma – 17 points (Previous: 20)
20. Rutgers – 16.5 points (Previous: 16)
21. Wisconsin – 16.5 points (Previous: 25)
22. Cornell – 16 points (Previous: 22)
23. Purdue – 15 points (Previous: 23)
24. Pittsburgh – 14 points (Previous: 20)
25. SD State – 13 points (Previous: 25)

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