Follow WIN during Postseason College Wrestling
By Mike Finn
Updated: March 17, 2023
WIN Magazine will provide comprehensive coverage of the 2023 NCAA Division I Championships, March 16-18, from Tulsa, Okla.
Updated 2023 NCAA Brackets
Diakomihalis wins fourth; Penn State caps NCAAs with two champs
Penn State, Arizona State each features two consolation champs
Lee & Fix upset in semis; Penn State sends five to finals
Penn State sends seven to semifinals
Most top seeds advance to NCAA quarters; so too are 13 double-digit seeds
Penn State leads NC State and Iowa in first round; Northern Iowa goes 7-0
Championship Notes (Click on each weight to view)
- 125-pound Notes
- 133-pound Notes
- 141-pound Notes
- 149-pound Notes
- 157-pound Notes
- 165-pound Notes
- 174-pound Notes
- 184-pound Notes
- 197-pound Notes
- Heavyweight Notes
NCAA’s Automatic Qualifiers per weight class & conference
Conference Tournaments
Other National Championships
- NCAA Division II, March 10-11, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
- NCAA Division III, March 10-11, Roanoke, Va.
- National Collegiate Women’s Wrestling Championships (NCAA Schools), March 3-4, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
- NAIA – Men’s, March 3-4, Wichita, Kan.
- NAIA – Women’s, March 10-11, Jamestown, N.D..
- NJCAA – Men’s, March 3-4, Council Bluffs, Iowa
- NJCAA – Women’s, March 3-4, Council Bluffs, Iowa
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