
Penn State Wrestling Dominates NCAA Tournament, Breaks Scoring Record Again
Penn State's wrestling team has once again asserted its dominance at the NCAA Wrestling Championships, breaking the tournament scoring record for the second consecutive year. The Nittany Lions amassed an impressive total, showcasing their prowess and depth in the sport. Key to their success was the performance of standout wrestler Aaron Brooks, who secured his third national title, and Carter Starocci, who defended his championship, contributing significantly to the team's historic score.
The event also saw dramatic moments, such as Greg Kerkvliet's victory over Mason Parris in the heavyweight final, and Mitchell Mesenbrink's standout performance, hinting at more success in his future. The team's coach, Cael Sanderson, praised the team's hard work and dedication, emphasizing the culture of excellence within the program.
This back-to-back record-breaking achievement not only highlights Penn State's supremacy in college wrestling but also sets a new benchmark for future teams to aspire to. The Nittany Lions continue to build on their legacy, with their eyes set on maintaining their top position in the coming years.
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When is the NCAA wrestling tournament?
The 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships will run from March 20-22, in Philadelphia, Pa., giving wrestlers a chance to claim the coveted status of an All-American.
Did Penn State win wrestling?
Penn State claimed its third four-peat, running away from the field to claim its 12th men's Division I men's wrestling national title under coach Cael Sanderson. Only Iowa's Dan Gable has more (15).
How many national championships has Penn State won in wrestling?
PHILADELPHIA - Penn State won the 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships on Saturday at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, capturing the 12th NCAA wrestling title in school history and fourth straight.
What time are the NCAA wrestling finals?
Championship finals | Saturday, March 22 at 7 p.m.