The 2024 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships took place from March 21–23, 2024, in Kansas City, Missouri at the T-Mobile Center. The tournament is the 93rd NCAA Division I Wrestling Championship.
Penn State earned the record for overall team score, beating the record set by the 1997 Iowa team on the strength of Aaron Brooks and Carter Starocci winning their fourth NCAA titles. It was their 11th in 13 years. California Baptist and Long Island made their Division I debuts while Little Rock had their first two All-Americans in program history. Little Rock's historic season also earned Neil Erisman the honor of NCAA Tournament Coach of the Year.
Team results
Note: Top 10 only
Rank Team Points Penn State 172.5 Cornell 72.5 Michigan 71 Iowa State 68.5 Iowa 67 Arizona State64.5 Virginia Tech64 Ohio State62 Nebraska60.5 Oklahoma State56
Individual results
(H): Individual from hosting U.S. State
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Weight First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth 125 lbs Richard FigueroaArizona State Drake AyalaIowa Anthony NotoLock Haven Eric BarnettWisconsin Luke StanichLehigh Caleb SmithNebraska Jore VolkWyoming Tanner Jordan South Dakota State 133 lbs Vito ArujauCornell Daton FixOklahoma State Ryan CrookhamLehigh Nasir BaileyLittle Rock Dylan RagusinMichigan Evan FrostIowa State Dylan ShawverRutgers Kai OrineNC State 141 lbs Jesse MendezOhio State Beau BartlettPenn State Brock HardyNebraska Real WoodsIowa Anthony EchemendiaIowa State Lachlan McNeilNorth Carolina Ryan JackNC State Vance Vombaur Minnesota 149 lbs Caleb HensonVirginia Tech Austin GomezMichigan Tyler KasakPenn State Ty Watters West Virginia Kyle Parco Arizona State Ridge Lovett Nebraska Casey SwiderskiIowa State Quinn Kinner Rider 157 lbs Levi Haines Penn State Jacori Teemer Arizona State Meyer Shapiro Cornell Daniel Cardenas Stanford Peyten Kellar Ohio Bryce Andonian Virginia Tech Peyton Robb Nebraska Jared Franek Iowa 165 lbs David CarrIowa State Mitchell Mesenbrink Penn State Keegan O'TooleMissouri (H) Michael CaliendoIowa Izzak Olejnik Oklahoma State Hunter Garvin Stanford Peyton Hall West Virginia Antrell Taylor Nebraska 174 lbs Carter Starocci Penn State Rocco Welsh Ohio State Shane Griffith Michigan Mekhi Lewis Virginia Tech Cade DeVos South Dakota State Lennox Wolak Columbia Edmond Ruth Illinois Benjamin Pasiuk Army Black Knights 184 lbs Parker Keckeisen Northern Iowa Dustin Plott Oklahoma State Trey Munoz Oregon State Bennett Berge South Dakota State Bernie Truax Penn State Isaiah Salazar Minnesota Thomas Stewart Jr. Virginia Tech David Key Navy 197 lbs Aaron Brooks Penn State Trent Hidlay NC State Stephen Buchanan Oklahoma Jacob Cardenas Cornell Tanner Sloan South Dakota State Rocky Elam Missouri (H) Stephen Little Little Rock Michael Beard Lehigh 285 lbs Greg Kerkvliet Penn State Lucas DavisonMichigan Wyatt HendricksonAir Force Zach ElamMissouri (H) Nick FeldmanOhio State Cohlton SchultzArizona State Yaraslau Slavikouski Rutgers Taye Ghadiali Campbell
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