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2026 Big Ten Wrestling Championships

Big Ten Wrestling Championships 2026 Schedule And How To Watch

Big Ten Wrestling Championships 2026 Schedule And How To Watch

Here's everything to know about the 2026 Big Ten Wrestling Championships, including schedule, how to watch and pre-seeds.

Mar 6, 2026 by R. R. Ellis
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The Big Ten Wrestling Championships are where the postseason picture starts to take shape.

This tournament doesn’t just hand out conference titles. It clarifies national contenders. With multiple projected No. 1 seeds and NCAA favorites in the field, Big Tens often mirrors the intensity and depth of the NCAA Championships.

The difference is timing.

The matchups we see here will influence seeds, momentum and expectations heading into March. For fans, it’s a preview of what’s ahead without the finality of the national tournament.

Here’s everything you need to know about the 2026 Big Ten Wrestling Championships schedule and how to watch.

Big Ten Wrestling Championships 2026 Schedule

Saturday, March 7

  • 10:00 a.m. ET: Session I (First Round, Quarterfinals, Wrestlebacks) - Big Ten Network
  • 5:00 p.m. ET: Session II (Consolation Matches, Wrestlebacks) - B1G+
  • 7:00 p.m. ET: Session II (Semifinals) - Big Ten Network

Sunday, March 8

  • 12:00 p.m. ET: Session III (Consolation Semifinals, 7th-Place Matches) - B1G+
  • 4:30 p.m. ET: Session IV (1st-, 3rd- and 5th- Place Matches) - Big Ten Network

How To Watch Big Ten Wrestling Championships 2026

  • The 2026 Big Ten Wrestling Championships will be broadcast on the Big Ten Network on March 7-8. 
  • Fans can also stream Big Ten Network coverage live on the FOX Sports App.
  • B1G+ will be broadcasting consolation matches and wrestlebacks over the two days of the competition.

Big Ten Wrestling Championships 2026 Pre-Seeds

125lbs

  1. Luke Lilledahl (Penn State)
  2. Spencer Moore (Illinois)
  3. Nic Bouzakis (Ohio State)
  4. Jacob Moran (Indiana)
  5. Jore Volk (Minnesota)
  6. Ayden Smith (Rutgers)
  7. Nicolar Rivera (Wisconsin)
  8. Dean Peterson (Iowa)
  9. Diego Sotelo (Michigan)
  10. Dedrick Navarro (Northwestern)
  11. Kael Lauridsen (Nebraska)
  12. Nick Corday (Michigan State)
  13. Ashton Jackson (Purdue)
  14. Abram Cline (Maryland)

133lbs

  1. Marcus Blaze (Penn State)
  2. Lucas Byrd (Illinois)
  3. Ben Davino (Ohio State)
  4. Zan Fugitt (Wisconsin)
  5. Drake Ayala (Iowa)
  6. Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska)
  7. Sean Spidle (Northwestern)
  8. Braxton Brown (Maryland)
  9. Dylan Shawver (Rutgers)
  10. Blake Boarman (Purdue)
  11. Caleb Weiand (Michigan State)
  12. Blaine Frazier (Indiana)
  13. Gauge Botero (Michigan)
  14. Jager Eisch (Minnesota)

141lbs

  1. Jesse Mendez (Ohio State)
  2. Brock Hardy (Nebraska)
  3. Vance VomBaur (Minnesota)
  4. Nasir Bailey (Iowa)
  5. Dylan Ragusin (Michigan)
  6. Greyson Clark (Purdue)
  7. Braeden Davis (Penn State)
  8. Billy Dekraker (Northwestern)
  9. Henry Porter (Indiana)
  10. Joseph Olivieri (Rutgers)
  11. Dario Lemus (Maryland)
  12. Danny Pucino (Illinois)
  13. Carson Exferd (Wisconsin)
  14. Jaden Crumpler (Michigan State)

149lbs

  1. Shayne Van Ness (Penn State)
  2. Ethan Stiles (Ohio State)
  3. Joseph Zargo (Wisconsin)
  4. Lachlan McNeil (Michigan)
  5. Carter Young (Maryland)
  6. Chance Lamer (Nebraska)
  7. Andrew Clark (Rutgers)
  8. Ryder Block (Iowa)
  9. Michael Gioffre (Illinois)
  10. Drew Roberts (Minnesota)
  11. Joey Buttler (Indiana)
  12. Gavin Brown (Purdue)
  13. Clayton Jones (Michigan State)
  14. August Hibler (Northwestern)

157lbs

  1. Antrell Taylor (Nebraska)
  2. PJ Duke (Penn State)
  3. Kannon Webster (Illinois)
  4. Anthony White (Rutgers)
  5. Cameron Catrabone (Michigan)
  6. Charlie Millard (Minnesota)
  7. Brandon Cannon (Ohio State)
  8. Luke Mechler (Wisconsin)
  9. Stoney Buell (Purdue)
  10. Victor Voinovich III (Iowa)
  11. Bryce Lowery (Indiana)
  12. Darius Marines (Michigan State)
  13. Mekhi Neal (Maryland)
  14. Ty Wilson (Northwestern)

165lbs

  1. Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State)
  2. Michael Caliendo (Iowa)
  3. Joey Blaze (Purdue)
  4. Andrew Sparks (Minnesota)
  5. LJ Araujo (Nebraska)
  6. Braeden Scoles (Illinois)
  7. Andrew Barbosa (Rutgers)
  8. Paddy Gallagher (Ohio State)
  9. Tyler Lillard (Indiana)
  10. Cody Goebel (Wisconsin)
  11. Jacob Bostelman (Northwestern)
  12. Justin Gates (Michigan)
  13. AJ Rodrigues (Maryland)
  14. Jack Conley (Michigan State)

174lbs

  1. Christopher Minto (Nebraska)
  2. Levi Haines (Penn State)
  3. Patrick Kennedy (Iowa)
  4. Beau Mantanona (Michigan)
  5. Carson Kharchla (Ohio State)
  6. Derek Gilcher (Indiana)
  7. Ethan Riddle (Minnesota)
  8. Brody Baumann (Purdue)
  9. Colin Kelly (Illinois)
  10. Lenny Pinto (Rutgers)
  11. Eddie Enright (Northwestern)
  12. Luke Condon (Wisconsin)
  13. Connor O’Neil (Michigan State)
  14. Seth Digby (Maryland)

184lbs

  1. Rocco Welsh (Penn State)
  2. Max McEnelly (Minnesota)
  3. Silas Allred (Nebraska)
  4. Brock Mantanona (Michigan)
  5. Chris Moore (Illinois)
  6. Dylan Fishback (Ohio State)
  7. Shane Cartagena-Walsh (Rutgers)
  8. Angelo Ferrari (Iowa)
  9. Sam Goin (Indiana)
  10. James Rowley (Purdue)
  11. J.D. Perez (Northwestern)
  12. Sepanta Ahanj-Elias (Maryland)
  13. Ryan Boucher (Michigan State)
  14. Cale Anderson (Wisconsin)

197lbs

  1. Josh Barr (Penn State)
  2. Camden McDanel (Nebraska)
  3. Remy Cotton (Rutgers)
  4. Branson John (Maryland)
  5. Luke Geog (Ohio State)
  6. Wyatt Ingham (Wisconsin)
  7. Kael Wisler (Michigan State)
  8. Gabe Sollars (Indiana)
  9. Ben Vanadia (Purdue)
  10. Hayden Walters (Michigan)
  11. Gavin Nelson (Minnesota)
  12. Dylan Connell (Illinois)
  13. Gabe Arnold (Iowa)
  14. Alex Smith (Northwestern)

285lbs

  1. Taye Ghadiali (Michigan)
  2. AJ Ferrari (Nebraska)
  3. Nick Feldman (Ohio State)
  4. Cole Mirasola (Penn State)
  5. Braxton Amos (Wisconsin)
  6. Luke Luffman (Illinois)
  7. Koy Hopke (Minnesota)
  8. Hunter Catka (Rutgers)
  9. Josh Terrill (Michigan State)
  10. Ben Kueter (Iowa)
  11. Hayden Filipovich (Purdue)
  12. Joey Schneck (Maryland)
  13. Gabe Christenson (Northwestern)
  14. Caleb Marzolino (Indiana)

Penn State Wrestling At Big Ten Wrestling Championships

  • 125lbs: Luke Lilledahl (17-0)
  • 133lbs: Marcus Blaze (19-0)
  • 141lbs: Braeden Davis (9-3)
  • 149lbs: Shayne Van Ness (18-0)
  • 157lbs: PJ Duke (16-1)
  • 165lbs: Mitchell Mesenbrink (19-0)
  • 174lbs: Levi Haines (18-0)
  • 184lbs: Rocco Welsh (17-0)
  • 197lbs: Josh Barr (16-0)
  • 285lbs: Cole Mirasola (14-4)

Iowa Wrestling At Big Ten Wrestling Championships

  • 125lbs: Dean Peterson (10-4)
  • 133lbs: Drake Ayala (9-7)
  • 141lbs: Nasir Bailey (10-5)
  • 149lbs: Ryder Block (10-6)
  • 157lbs: Victor Voinovich III (8-4)
  • 165lbs: Michael Caliendo (15-3)
  • 174lbs: Patrick Kennedy (15-2)
  • 184lbs: Angelo Ferrari (9-1)
  • 197lbs: Gabe Arnold (13-5)
  • 285lbs: Ben Kueter (5-5)

Ohio State Wrestling At Big Ten Wrestling Championships

  • 125lbs: Nic Bouzakis (12-1)
  • 133lbs: Ben Davino (21-1)
  • 141lbs: Jesse Mendez (19-0)
  • 149lbs: Ethan Stiles (12-4)
  • 157lbs: Brandon Cannon (13-0)
  • 165lbs: Paddy Gallagher (10-6)
  • 174lbs: Carson Kharchla (14-3)
  • 184lbs: Dylan Fishback (13-6)
  • 197lbs: Luke Geog (11-6)
  • 285lbs: Nick Feldman (18-4)

Illinois Wrestling At Big Ten Wrestling Championships

  • 125lbs: Spencer Moore (14-6)
  • 133lbs: Lucas Byrd (17-0)
  • 141lbs: Danny Pucino (5-4)
  • 149lbs: Michael Gioffre (13-7)
  • 157lbs: Kannon Webster (16-3)
  • 165lbs: Braeden Scoles (14-6)
  • 174lbs: Colin Kelly (15-6)
  • 184lbs: Chris Moore (14-8)
  • 197lbs: Dylan Connell (6-9)
  • 285lbs: Luke Luffman (12-4)

Nebraska Wrestling At Big Ten Wrestling Championships

  • 125lbs: Kael Lauridsen (10-9)
  • 133lbs: Jacob Van Dee (15-4)
  • 141lbs: Brock Hardy (18-4)
  • 149lbs: Chance Lamer (13-5)
  • 157lbs: Antrell Taylor (20-2)
  • 165lbs: LJ Araujo (14-6)
  • 174lbs: Christopher Minto (18-4)
  • 184lbs: Silas Allred (15-6)
  • 197lbs: Camden McDanel (18-5)
  • 285lbs: AJ Ferrari (13-2)

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Fans can follow every bout with pro-grade brackets, mat schedules, team rosters and detailed wrestler profiles—all seamlessly integrated within FloWrestling.

This move delivers a faster, smarter and more connected experience for the wrestling community. Through the updated FloSports app, users can track live results, explore brackets and even sign up for free alerts so they never miss a match.

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