NCAA Wrestling Championships 2025: Results, Updated Team Standings After Friday

Penn State wrestling stayed atop the 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships team standings with a historic Friday night.

The Nittany Lions became the second program in NCAA history, and the first since 2001, to have 10 wrestlers become All-Americans.

It was a busy Friday as the quarterfinals and semifinals took place at Wells Fargo Center. Here's a look at the team standings and updated brackets heading into Saturday.

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2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships Team Standings (after Friday)

1. Penn State: 135.5
2. Nebraska: 101.5
3. Oklahoma State: 91.0
4. Iowa: 73.5
5. Minnesota: 47.0
6. Cornell: 46.0
7. Northern Iowa: 44.5
8. Ohio State: 44.0
9. Illinois: 40.5
10. Virginia Tech: 40.0

Full team scores and standings can be found at NCAA.com.

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2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships Brackets (after Friday)

125 lbs: (4) Vince Robinson (NC State) vs. (7) Troy Spratley (Oklahoma State)
133 lbs: (1) Lucas Byrd (Illinois) vs. (2) Drake Ayala (Iowa)
141 lbs: (1) Brock Hardy (Nebraska) vs. (3) Jesse Mendez (Ohio State)
149 lbs: (1) Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) vs. (2) Ridge Lovett (Nebraska)
157 lbs: (8) Joey Blaze (Purdue) vs. (3) Antrell Taylor (Nebraska)
165 lbs: (1) Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) vs. (3) Michael Caliendo (Iowa)
174 lbs: (1) Keegan O'Toole (Missouri) vs. (3) Dean Hamiti Jr. (Oklahoma State)
184 lbs: (1) Carter Starocci (Penn State) vs. (2) Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa)
197 lbs: (4) Josh Barr (Penn State) vs. (2) Stephen Buchanan (Iowa)
285 lbs: (1) Gable Steveson (Minnesota) vs. (2) Wyatt Hendrickson (Oklahoma State)

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Penn State's Carter Starocci defeated Dustin Plott 9-3 to earn his fifth trip to the 184 finals.

That victory will set up a highly-anticipated final against Northern Iowa's Parker Keckeisen, who earned his trip to the finals with a sudden victory over Minnesota's Max McEnelly.

Meanwhile, rising Penn State star and No. 1 seed Luke Lilledahl was upset by Lehigh's Sheldon Seymour in the 125 quarterfinals.

The bracket was further shifted by NC State's Vincent Robinson, who won his semifinal over Seymour to become the first 125-pound wrestler in Wolfpack history to advance to the finals.

Robinson will now get the chance to take on Oklahoma State's Troy Spratley for the title.

Ohio State's Jesse Mendez, who lost to Penn State's Beau Barlett earlier this month in the Big Ten Championships third place match, earned redemption with a victory in the 141 semifinals.

Mendez will now face Nebraska's Brock Hardy in the finals.

OSU's Wyatt Hendrickson eliminated defending national champion Greg Kerkvliet of Penn State to advance to the 285 finals.

Hendrickson is now set to take on Minnesota's Gable Steveson for the title.

The Big Ten will be the most heavily represented conference this weekend after sending 13 wrestlers to the championship finals.

The finals are set to begin Saturday at 7 p.m. ET. The full event schedule can be found at NCAA.com.