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NCAA Wrestling Championships 2026 Results, Updated Team Standings After Saturday

Julia StumbaughMar 22, 2026

Ten wrestlers were crowned champions of their weight class during the 2026 NCAA Men's Wrestling Championships at Rocket Arena in Cleveland.

Here's a look at the updated results, team standings and highlights from Saturday's action. Full results can be found here.


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Team Standings

  1. Penn State - 181.5
  2. Oklahoma State - 131.0
  3. Nebraska - 100.5
  4. Iowa - 92.5
  5. Ohio State - 84.5
  6. Stanford - 67.5
  7. Michigan - 66.0
  8. Iowa State - 52.0
  9. Minnesota - 48.5
  10. NC State - 44.5

NCAA Wrestling Champions

  • 125 lbs - Luke Lilledahl (Penn State)
  • 133 lbs - Jax Forrest (Oklahoma State)
  • 141 lbs - Sergio Vega (Oklahoma State)
  • 149 lbs - Aden Valencia (Stanford)
  • 157 lbs - Landon Robideau (Oklahoma State State)
  • 165 lbs - Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State)
  • 174 lbs - Levi Haines (Penn State)
  • 184 lbs - Max McEnelly (Minnesota)
  • 197 lbs - Josh Barr (Penn State)
  • 285 lbs - Isaac Trumble (NC State)

Highlights

Oklahoma State's Sergio Vega became the first undefeated true freshman since 1947 by capping off his 24-0 season with a 4-1 overtime win over Ohio State's Jesse Mendez in the 141-pound division.

Stanford's Aden Valencia, a No. 10 seed, defeated top-seeded Shayne Van Ness of Penn State in an 8-5 sudden victory to claim the national title at 149 pounds.

Oklahoma State secured another individual national title when the Cowboys' Landon Robideau defeated former national champion Antrell Taylor of Nebraska in a 4-2 decision.

Penn State's Mitchell Mesenbrink repeated as national champion at 165 after with a 20-4 tech fall over Iowa's Michael Caliendo.

Levi Haines gave the Nittany Lions another winner in the 174-pound division, securing his second national championship by defeating Nebraska's Chris Mint.

Meanwhile, Max McEnelly of Minnesota won against Penn State's Rocco Welsh, who was previously undefeated, for the 184-pound title.


Penn State, which tied a tournament record with six finalists in the final 10 matchups, had already clinched the team national championship in the semifinal round.

The Nittany Lions have now claimed five straight men's wrestling team titles, as well as 13 in the last 15 years.

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