Friday, March 8
Lewisburg, Pa.
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Bucknell University
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EIWA Championships
Bucknell Set to Host 120th EIWA Wrestling Championships in Sojka Pavilion
3/6/2024 11:52:00 AM | Wrestling
2024 EIWA Championships
When:Â Friday, March 8 and Saturday, March 9
Where: Sojka Pavilion – Lewisburg, Pa.
Participating Teams:Â American, Army West Point, Binghamton, Brown, Bucknell, Columbia, #8 Cornell, Drexel, Franklin & Marshall, Harvard, Hofstra, #17 Lehigh, LIU, Navy, #25 Penn, Princeton, Sacred Heart
Championship Central:Â BucknellBison.com
EIWA Website:Â EIWAWrestling.org
Live Results:Â FloArena
Online Video:Â FloWrestlingÂ
Tickets: Bucknell Campus Box Office
Follow on Twitter:Â @Bucknell_WRST
Bucknell Media Notes:Â BucknellBison.com
Tournament Schedule
Friday, March 8
10:30 a.m. – Round of 32
10:50 a.m. – Round of 16 & Consolation First Round
4:30 p.m. – Quarterfinals & Consolation Second Round
7:30 p.m. – Consolation Third Round
Saturday, March 9
10:30 a.m. – Semifinals & Quarterfinal Consolations
12:30 p.m. – Semifinal Consolations & 7th-Place matches
4:30 p.m. – Hall of Fame Induction
4:45 p.m. – 1st-, 3rd-, & 5th-Place matches
7:15 p.m. – Team & Special Awards
Projected Bucknell Lineup
125: #17 Grayson McLellan (0-12)
133: #4 Kurt Phipps (22-3)
141: #7 Dylan Chappell (17-8)
149: #17 Braden Bower (13-7)
157: #9 Riley Bower (11-13)
165: #4 Noah Mulvaney (25-4)
174: #7 Myles Takats (21-11)
184: #7 Mikey Bartush (21-9)
197: #8 Logan Deacetis (18-11)
285: #7 Dorian Crosby (21-8)
# is tournament pre-seed
About the EIWA Championships
• Bucknell is set to host the 120th Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Championships at Sojka Pavilion on Friday, March 8 and Saturday, March 9. It's Bucknell's third time hosting the EIWA Championships, having previously held them in Sojka Pavilion in 2017 and 2011.
• The field includes 17 teams, and this historic edition of the EIWA Championships will be the final time the Ivy League institutions will partake before departing to form their own conference in 2024-25. Among the 17 are three teams that were ranked in the final National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Coaches Poll: No. 8 Cornell, No. 17 Lehigh and No. 25 Penn. Army West Point was also receiving votes in that poll.
• In 2023, Cornell won the EIWA title for a second year in a row and for the 27th time in its history. Last year's EIWA Championships were hosted by Penn at The Palestra.
• Only seven current EIWA members have captured the team title: Lehigh (38), Cornell (27), Navy (13), Penn (4), Princeton (3), Army West Point (1) and Harvard (1). The Mountain Hawks and the Big Red have combined to win each of the last 22 titles.
• The EIWA, founded in 1905, is the oldest and largest wrestling conference in the nation.
Bucknell's EIWA Championships History
• Bucknell joined the EIWA in 1999-2000 and has wrestled at the league's championships 20 times.
• The Bison have finished as high as third in the team standings. They tied Penn for that spot in 2009 and claimed sole possession of it in 2015 and 2016.
• Four Bison, Andy Rendos (165, 2010), Kevin LeValley (149, 2011), Joe Stolfi (285, 2014) and Zach Hartman (165, 2021), have captured EIWA championship titles. Hartman and LeValley both earned the EIWA Coaches' Trophy as the EIWA Championships' Outstanding Wrestler.
• In 2023, Dylan Chappell (149) became the 10th Bison to finish as a runner-up at the EIWA Championships. Stolfi (285, 2015 & 2016) and Hartman (165, 2019 & 2020) were both two-time runners-up.
• Bucknell placed a wrestler on the podium at all 10 weight classes at the 2021 EIWA Championships, which only featured 10 schools due to the Ivy League and Centennial Conference's cancelation of all winter sports. Bucknell's next-highest placewinner total was eight during the 2010 championships.
• Since the wrestling team was reinstated ahead of the 2006-07 campaign, 45 Bison have combined to place on the EIWA podium 84 times.
NCAA Qualifiers from the EIWA Championships
• The EIWA will have 53 automatic qualifiers for the 2024 NCAA Championships, ranking behind only the Big Ten (85) and Big 12 (57). The EIWA has eight more allotments than last year and 11 more than in 2022.
• With eight, the EIWA has the most automatic qualifiers in the country from the 285-pound weight class. The EIWA is second to the Big Ten in automatic qualifiers from the 184-pound weight class and tied with the Big 12 for second at 197 pounds.
• At the 2023 EIWA Championships, Dylan Chappell (149) and Dorian Crosby (285) earned automatic berths. Kurt Phipps (133) was one of 47 wrestlers to earn an at-large bid. All three Bison made their first appearances at the NCAA Championships.
• Since the Bucknell wrestling program was reinstated ahead of the 2006-07 season thanks in large part to a generous donation from Bill Graham '62, 23 different wrestlers have combined to earn 49 NCAA berths and five All-America certificates.
• Since the program was revived, five Bison have qualified for four NCAA Championships: David Marble (133, 2007-10), Andy Rendos (165, 2007-10), Joe Stolfi (285, 2013-16), current volunteer assistant coach Tyler Smith (141, 2015-18) and Zach Hartman (165, 2019-22).
EIWA Allotments
125:Â 5Â Â Â 165:Â 5
133:Â 5Â Â Â 174:Â 6
141:Â 4Â Â Â 184:Â 7
149:Â 4Â Â Â 197:Â 6
157:Â 3Â Â Â 285:Â 8
    Total: 53
The 2023-24 Bison at a Glance
• Bucknell ranked 18th in the latest NWCA Mid-Major Coaches Poll, released Feb. 14. The Bison were one of six EIWA teams to appear in the top 20. Bucknell ranked 17th in the first edition of the poll.
• The Bison went 8-8 (4-5 EIWA) during the 2023-24 campaign. Five of Bucknell's opponents made appearances in the NWCA Top 25 throughout the season.
• Three Bison appeared in the latest Intermat national rankings: No. 13 Kurt Phipps (133), No. 18 Noah Mulvaney (165) and No. 28 Dorian Crosby (285). All three appeared in the latest FloWrestling rankings as well.
• Bucknell returned all three 2023 NCAA qualifiers this season: Phipps (133), Dylan Chappell (149) and Crosby (285). Chappell and Crosby were both automatic qualifiers, and Phipps was one of 47 wrestlers to receive an at-large bid to the NCAA Championships.
• Bucknell also returned four of its five EIWA placewinners from a season ago: Phipps (7th at 133), Chappell (2nd at 149), Crosby (6th at 285), and Nick Delp (5th at 157).
• Bucknell graduated six seniors in 2023, including 2021 NCAA qualifier and three-time EIWA placewinner Darren Miller (141) as well as 2021 EIWA placewinners Mason McCready (197) and Vincent Andreano (174).
• The Bison added 11 newcomers this season, and the group was dubbed the No. 19 recruiting class in the country by Intermat. Seven have made dual starts this season, and two have appeared in NCAA Coaches' Rankings: Mulvaney and Takats.
• Chappell, Crosby, Nick Delp and Phipps are serving as team captains this season.
• Bucknell went 6-9 (4-6 EIWA) during the 2022-23 season. It finished ninth at the 2023 EIWA Championships with 54 points. It was Bucknell's highest team finish in a full 17-team field since 2020.
• Head coach Dan Wirnsberger is in his 18th season with the Bison and his 19th year leading the program since its revival in 2005. He ranks second all-time in program history with 156 career victories. Wirnsberger was tabbed as the 2015 EIWA Coach of the Year after the Bison placed third at the EIWA Championships and qualified four wrestlers for the NCAA Championships.
• Wirnsberger and Bob Ferraro, who led Bucknell to a 169-175-6 record from 1974 to 1997, are the program's only head coaches to reach the 100-win plateau.
Bison in the NCAA Coaches' Rankings
• Kurt Phipps (133): 13th (3rd of 8), 17th (4th of 7), 16th (4th of 7)
• Noah Mulvaney (165): 18th (2nd of 5), T-19th (4th of 8), 19th (4th of 7)
• Dorian Crosby (285): 21st (6th of 9), 24th (7th of 9), 25th (7th of 8)
(Parenthesis is rank among EIWA wrestlers)
Bison in the NCAA Ratings Percentage Index
• Kurt Phipps (133): 18th (3rd of 7), 20th (3rd of 6)
• Noah Mulvaney (165): 12th (3rd of 7), 15th (4th of 7)
• Myles Takats (174): 28th (5th of 7), 30th (7th of 8)
• Mikey Bartush (184): 28th (7th of 8), 29th (7th of 8)
• Logan Deacetis (197): 28th (8th of 8), 30th (8th of 8)
• Dorian Crosby (285): 20th (6th of 8), 21st (7th of 9)
(Parenthesis is rank among EIWA wrestlers)
Bison Category Leaders
• Wins: Noah Mulvaney (25)
• Dual Wins: Kurt Phipps (13)
• EIWA Dual Wins: Kurt Phipps (8)
• Pins: Four tied (4)
• Technical Falls: Dorian Crosby (6)
• Major Decisions: Myles Takats (7)
Bucknell at the 2023 EIWA Championships
• In 2023, five Bison earned spots on the podium, and Dylan Chappell finished as a runner-up in the 149-pound weight class.
• Chappell, who went 3-1 en route to a second-place finish at 149 pounds, was one of two Bison to earn an automatic berth to the NCAA Championships. Dorian Crosby placed sixth in the 285-pound weight class with a 3-3 record to punch his ticket to the NCAA's premier event.
• Chappell and Crosby were joined on the EIWA podium by three other Bison teammates: Nick Delp (5th at 157), Darren Miller (6th at 141) and Kurt Phipps (7th at 133).
• As a team, Bucknell finished in ninth place with 54 points.
Bucknell's Starting Lineups
• This season, seniors Kurt Phipps (133) and Dorian Crosby (285) started all 16 of Bucknell's duals. Myles Takats (174) and Logan Deacetis (197) started 15.
• Of Bucknell's 11 freshmen, seven started duals this season. Two of those freshmen, Noah Mulvaney (165) and Takats, combined to go 21-7 in duals.
• A total of 20 different Bison started in 2023-24, a group that includes five seniors, four juniors, four sophomores and seven freshmen.
• Bucknell went .500 or better in duals at seven weight classes: 133 (13-3), 141 (10-6), 165 (11-5), 174 (10-6), 184 (8-8), 197 (9-7) and 285 (11-5). The Bison outscored its dual opponents 349-306 for the season. Notably, opponents scored just nine points against the Bison at the 133-pound weight class throughout the season, including six in the season opener at 11th-ranked Oklahoma State.
Bucknell Individuals at the EIWA Championships
• Five Bison projected to compete at the 2024 EIWA Championships have previous postseason experience: sophomore Grayson McLellan (125), senior Kurt Phipps (133), junior Dylan Chappell (141), junior Logan Deacetis (197), and senior Dorian Crosby (285). The group is a combined 14-16 at past EIWA Championships.
• Three have earned a spot on the EIWA podium, with Phipps and Crosby earning two and Chappell earning one.
• Braden Bower (149), Riley Bower (157) and Mikey Bartush (184) are Bucknell's returnees who are anticipated to make their EIWA debuts.
• Freshmen Noah Mulvaney (165) and Myles Takats (165) are also slated to start. Bucknell has had at least two freshmen wrestle at each of the past seven EIWA Championships.
EIWA Hall of Fame
• On Saturday, Andy Rendos '10 will be the second member of the Bucknell wrestling family to be inducted into the EIWA Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2024.
• Rendos was a two-time All-American and four-time NCAA qualifier during his time at Bucknell. He was part of Bucknell's first recruiting class after the Bucknell wrestling program was re-launched in 2005. Rendos posted 121 career victories, which ranks second in program history.
• Rendos joins Bill Graham as the only other Bison chosen to the EIWA Hall of Fame.
A Look Ahead
• Bucknell's qualifiers will compete at the NCAA Championships, slated for March 21-23 at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Mo.
• On March 12, the NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee will announce the at-large qualifiers. The NCAA brackets and seeding will be unveiled on NCAA.com the following day at 8 p.m.
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When:Â Friday, March 8 and Saturday, March 9
Where: Sojka Pavilion – Lewisburg, Pa.
Participating Teams:Â American, Army West Point, Binghamton, Brown, Bucknell, Columbia, #8 Cornell, Drexel, Franklin & Marshall, Harvard, Hofstra, #17 Lehigh, LIU, Navy, #25 Penn, Princeton, Sacred Heart
Championship Central:Â BucknellBison.com
EIWA Website:Â EIWAWrestling.org
Live Results:Â FloArena
Online Video:Â FloWrestlingÂ
Tickets: Bucknell Campus Box Office
Follow on Twitter:Â @Bucknell_WRST
Bucknell Media Notes:Â BucknellBison.com
Tournament Schedule
Friday, March 8
10:30 a.m. – Round of 32
10:50 a.m. – Round of 16 & Consolation First Round
4:30 p.m. – Quarterfinals & Consolation Second Round
7:30 p.m. – Consolation Third Round
Saturday, March 9
10:30 a.m. – Semifinals & Quarterfinal Consolations
12:30 p.m. – Semifinal Consolations & 7th-Place matches
4:30 p.m. – Hall of Fame Induction
4:45 p.m. – 1st-, 3rd-, & 5th-Place matches
7:15 p.m. – Team & Special Awards
Projected Bucknell Lineup
125: #17 Grayson McLellan (0-12)
133: #4 Kurt Phipps (22-3)
141: #7 Dylan Chappell (17-8)
149: #17 Braden Bower (13-7)
157: #9 Riley Bower (11-13)
165: #4 Noah Mulvaney (25-4)
174: #7 Myles Takats (21-11)
184: #7 Mikey Bartush (21-9)
197: #8 Logan Deacetis (18-11)
285: #7 Dorian Crosby (21-8)
# is tournament pre-seed
About the EIWA Championships
• Bucknell is set to host the 120th Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Championships at Sojka Pavilion on Friday, March 8 and Saturday, March 9. It's Bucknell's third time hosting the EIWA Championships, having previously held them in Sojka Pavilion in 2017 and 2011.
• The field includes 17 teams, and this historic edition of the EIWA Championships will be the final time the Ivy League institutions will partake before departing to form their own conference in 2024-25. Among the 17 are three teams that were ranked in the final National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Coaches Poll: No. 8 Cornell, No. 17 Lehigh and No. 25 Penn. Army West Point was also receiving votes in that poll.
• In 2023, Cornell won the EIWA title for a second year in a row and for the 27th time in its history. Last year's EIWA Championships were hosted by Penn at The Palestra.
• Only seven current EIWA members have captured the team title: Lehigh (38), Cornell (27), Navy (13), Penn (4), Princeton (3), Army West Point (1) and Harvard (1). The Mountain Hawks and the Big Red have combined to win each of the last 22 titles.
• The EIWA, founded in 1905, is the oldest and largest wrestling conference in the nation.
Bucknell's EIWA Championships History
• Bucknell joined the EIWA in 1999-2000 and has wrestled at the league's championships 20 times.
• The Bison have finished as high as third in the team standings. They tied Penn for that spot in 2009 and claimed sole possession of it in 2015 and 2016.
• Four Bison, Andy Rendos (165, 2010), Kevin LeValley (149, 2011), Joe Stolfi (285, 2014) and Zach Hartman (165, 2021), have captured EIWA championship titles. Hartman and LeValley both earned the EIWA Coaches' Trophy as the EIWA Championships' Outstanding Wrestler.
• In 2023, Dylan Chappell (149) became the 10th Bison to finish as a runner-up at the EIWA Championships. Stolfi (285, 2015 & 2016) and Hartman (165, 2019 & 2020) were both two-time runners-up.
• Bucknell placed a wrestler on the podium at all 10 weight classes at the 2021 EIWA Championships, which only featured 10 schools due to the Ivy League and Centennial Conference's cancelation of all winter sports. Bucknell's next-highest placewinner total was eight during the 2010 championships.
• Since the wrestling team was reinstated ahead of the 2006-07 campaign, 45 Bison have combined to place on the EIWA podium 84 times.
NCAA Qualifiers from the EIWA Championships
• The EIWA will have 53 automatic qualifiers for the 2024 NCAA Championships, ranking behind only the Big Ten (85) and Big 12 (57). The EIWA has eight more allotments than last year and 11 more than in 2022.
• With eight, the EIWA has the most automatic qualifiers in the country from the 285-pound weight class. The EIWA is second to the Big Ten in automatic qualifiers from the 184-pound weight class and tied with the Big 12 for second at 197 pounds.
• At the 2023 EIWA Championships, Dylan Chappell (149) and Dorian Crosby (285) earned automatic berths. Kurt Phipps (133) was one of 47 wrestlers to earn an at-large bid. All three Bison made their first appearances at the NCAA Championships.
• Since the Bucknell wrestling program was reinstated ahead of the 2006-07 season thanks in large part to a generous donation from Bill Graham '62, 23 different wrestlers have combined to earn 49 NCAA berths and five All-America certificates.
• Since the program was revived, five Bison have qualified for four NCAA Championships: David Marble (133, 2007-10), Andy Rendos (165, 2007-10), Joe Stolfi (285, 2013-16), current volunteer assistant coach Tyler Smith (141, 2015-18) and Zach Hartman (165, 2019-22).
EIWA Allotments
125:Â 5Â Â Â 165:Â 5
133:Â 5Â Â Â 174:Â 6
141:Â 4Â Â Â 184:Â 7
149:Â 4Â Â Â 197:Â 6
157:Â 3Â Â Â 285:Â 8
    Total: 53
The 2023-24 Bison at a Glance
• Bucknell ranked 18th in the latest NWCA Mid-Major Coaches Poll, released Feb. 14. The Bison were one of six EIWA teams to appear in the top 20. Bucknell ranked 17th in the first edition of the poll.
• The Bison went 8-8 (4-5 EIWA) during the 2023-24 campaign. Five of Bucknell's opponents made appearances in the NWCA Top 25 throughout the season.
• Three Bison appeared in the latest Intermat national rankings: No. 13 Kurt Phipps (133), No. 18 Noah Mulvaney (165) and No. 28 Dorian Crosby (285). All three appeared in the latest FloWrestling rankings as well.
• Bucknell returned all three 2023 NCAA qualifiers this season: Phipps (133), Dylan Chappell (149) and Crosby (285). Chappell and Crosby were both automatic qualifiers, and Phipps was one of 47 wrestlers to receive an at-large bid to the NCAA Championships.
• Bucknell also returned four of its five EIWA placewinners from a season ago: Phipps (7th at 133), Chappell (2nd at 149), Crosby (6th at 285), and Nick Delp (5th at 157).
• Bucknell graduated six seniors in 2023, including 2021 NCAA qualifier and three-time EIWA placewinner Darren Miller (141) as well as 2021 EIWA placewinners Mason McCready (197) and Vincent Andreano (174).
• The Bison added 11 newcomers this season, and the group was dubbed the No. 19 recruiting class in the country by Intermat. Seven have made dual starts this season, and two have appeared in NCAA Coaches' Rankings: Mulvaney and Takats.
• Chappell, Crosby, Nick Delp and Phipps are serving as team captains this season.
• Bucknell went 6-9 (4-6 EIWA) during the 2022-23 season. It finished ninth at the 2023 EIWA Championships with 54 points. It was Bucknell's highest team finish in a full 17-team field since 2020.
• Head coach Dan Wirnsberger is in his 18th season with the Bison and his 19th year leading the program since its revival in 2005. He ranks second all-time in program history with 156 career victories. Wirnsberger was tabbed as the 2015 EIWA Coach of the Year after the Bison placed third at the EIWA Championships and qualified four wrestlers for the NCAA Championships.
• Wirnsberger and Bob Ferraro, who led Bucknell to a 169-175-6 record from 1974 to 1997, are the program's only head coaches to reach the 100-win plateau.
Bison in the NCAA Coaches' Rankings
• Kurt Phipps (133): 13th (3rd of 8), 17th (4th of 7), 16th (4th of 7)
• Noah Mulvaney (165): 18th (2nd of 5), T-19th (4th of 8), 19th (4th of 7)
• Dorian Crosby (285): 21st (6th of 9), 24th (7th of 9), 25th (7th of 8)
(Parenthesis is rank among EIWA wrestlers)
Bison in the NCAA Ratings Percentage Index
• Kurt Phipps (133): 18th (3rd of 7), 20th (3rd of 6)
• Noah Mulvaney (165): 12th (3rd of 7), 15th (4th of 7)
• Myles Takats (174): 28th (5th of 7), 30th (7th of 8)
• Mikey Bartush (184): 28th (7th of 8), 29th (7th of 8)
• Logan Deacetis (197): 28th (8th of 8), 30th (8th of 8)
• Dorian Crosby (285): 20th (6th of 8), 21st (7th of 9)
(Parenthesis is rank among EIWA wrestlers)
Bison Category Leaders
• Wins: Noah Mulvaney (25)
• Dual Wins: Kurt Phipps (13)
• EIWA Dual Wins: Kurt Phipps (8)
• Pins: Four tied (4)
• Technical Falls: Dorian Crosby (6)
• Major Decisions: Myles Takats (7)
Bucknell at the 2023 EIWA Championships
• In 2023, five Bison earned spots on the podium, and Dylan Chappell finished as a runner-up in the 149-pound weight class.
• Chappell, who went 3-1 en route to a second-place finish at 149 pounds, was one of two Bison to earn an automatic berth to the NCAA Championships. Dorian Crosby placed sixth in the 285-pound weight class with a 3-3 record to punch his ticket to the NCAA's premier event.
• Chappell and Crosby were joined on the EIWA podium by three other Bison teammates: Nick Delp (5th at 157), Darren Miller (6th at 141) and Kurt Phipps (7th at 133).
• As a team, Bucknell finished in ninth place with 54 points.
Bucknell's Starting Lineups
• This season, seniors Kurt Phipps (133) and Dorian Crosby (285) started all 16 of Bucknell's duals. Myles Takats (174) and Logan Deacetis (197) started 15.
• Of Bucknell's 11 freshmen, seven started duals this season. Two of those freshmen, Noah Mulvaney (165) and Takats, combined to go 21-7 in duals.
• A total of 20 different Bison started in 2023-24, a group that includes five seniors, four juniors, four sophomores and seven freshmen.
• Bucknell went .500 or better in duals at seven weight classes: 133 (13-3), 141 (10-6), 165 (11-5), 174 (10-6), 184 (8-8), 197 (9-7) and 285 (11-5). The Bison outscored its dual opponents 349-306 for the season. Notably, opponents scored just nine points against the Bison at the 133-pound weight class throughout the season, including six in the season opener at 11th-ranked Oklahoma State.
Bucknell Individuals at the EIWA Championships
• Five Bison projected to compete at the 2024 EIWA Championships have previous postseason experience: sophomore Grayson McLellan (125), senior Kurt Phipps (133), junior Dylan Chappell (141), junior Logan Deacetis (197), and senior Dorian Crosby (285). The group is a combined 14-16 at past EIWA Championships.
• Three have earned a spot on the EIWA podium, with Phipps and Crosby earning two and Chappell earning one.
• Braden Bower (149), Riley Bower (157) and Mikey Bartush (184) are Bucknell's returnees who are anticipated to make their EIWA debuts.
• Freshmen Noah Mulvaney (165) and Myles Takats (165) are also slated to start. Bucknell has had at least two freshmen wrestle at each of the past seven EIWA Championships.
EIWA Hall of Fame
• On Saturday, Andy Rendos '10 will be the second member of the Bucknell wrestling family to be inducted into the EIWA Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2024.
• Rendos was a two-time All-American and four-time NCAA qualifier during his time at Bucknell. He was part of Bucknell's first recruiting class after the Bucknell wrestling program was re-launched in 2005. Rendos posted 121 career victories, which ranks second in program history.
• Rendos joins Bill Graham as the only other Bison chosen to the EIWA Hall of Fame.
A Look Ahead
• Bucknell's qualifiers will compete at the NCAA Championships, slated for March 21-23 at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Mo.
• On March 12, the NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee will announce the at-large qualifiers. The NCAA brackets and seeding will be unveiled on NCAA.com the following day at 8 p.m.
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