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2025 National Duals Invitational Results

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by Richard Immel, USA Wrestling

The 2025 National Duals Invitational takes over the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this weekend, with $1 million in prize money on the line. A complete schedule and updated results from the event are listed below.

 

Men’s College Notebook: National Duals Dominates Weekend Slate

 

2025 National Duals Invitational 

At Tulsa, Okla., November 15-16 

 

How To Watch 

The championship dual will be televised on ESPN2 on Sunday night. All other duals will be streamed live on FloWrestling.com. An updated tournament bracket can be found on FloWrestling.com.

 

Event Schedule 

Saturday, November 15 

9 a.m. – Round-of-16

3 p.m. – Consolations Round One

5 p.m. – Quarterfinals

7 p.m. – Consolations Round Two

 

Sunday, November 16 

10 a.m. – Semifinals, Consolations Round Three

12 p.m. – Placement Matches

6 p.m. – Finals

 

*All times listed are local / U.S. Central Time.

Championship Bracket 

Quarterfinals 

No. 3 Iowa vs. No. 15 Illinois

No. 7 NC State vs. No. 5 Oklahoma State

No. 4 Ohio State vs. No. 9 Minnesota

No. 11 Michigan vs. No. 2 Nebraska

Round-of-16 
No. 3 Iowa defeats No. 16 Missouri, 34-3 

125 – Leo DeLuca (Iowa) dec. Mack Mauger (Missouri), 2-0

133 – Drake Ayala (Iowa) fall Kade Moore (Missouri), 3:57

141 – Nasir Bailey (Iowa) dec. Zeke Seltzer (Missouri), 2-0

149 – Ryder Block (Iowa) dec. Josh Edmond (Missouri), 2-1, TB1

157 – Jordan Williams (Iowa) dec. Seth Mendoza (Missouri), 8-1

165 – Michael Caliendo (Iowa) maj. dec. Maxx Mayfield (Missouri), 11-3

174 – Patrick Kennedy (Iowa) dec. Cam Steed (Missouri), 6-4

184 – Angelo Ferrari (Iowa) dec. Aeoden Sinclair (Missouri), 3-2, TB1

197 – Massoma Endene (Iowa) fall Evan Bates (Missouri), 2:20

285 – Jarrett Stoner (Missouri) dec. Gage Marty (Iowa), 2-0

 

No. 15 Illinois defeats No. 22 Little Rock, 22-13 

125 – Spencer Moore (Illinois) maj. dec. Tyler Harper (Little Rock), 15-1

133 – Lucas Byrd (Illinois) tech. fall Dillon Cooper (Little Rock), 20-3

141 – Brennan Van Hoecke (Little Rock) dec. Kole Brower (Illinois), 8-4

149 – Brock Herman (Little Rock) dec. Will Baysingar (Illinois), 13-6

157 – Kannon Webster (Illinois) dec Javion Jones (Little Rock), 7-3

165 – Matty Bianchi (Little Rock) dec. Braeden Scoles (Illinois), 4-1

174 – Colin Kelly (Illinois) maj. dec. Gunner Holland (Little Rock), 14-2

184 – Chris Moore (Illinois) dec. Brock DelSignore (Little Rock), 9-4

197 – Stephen Little (Little Rock) maj. dec. Dylan Connell (Illinois), 13-4

285 – Luke Luffman (Illinois) dec. Michael Gasper (Little Rock), 5-1

 

No. 7 NC State defeats No. 14 Northern Iowa, 27-8 

125 – Vincent Robinson (NC State) dec. Trever Anderson (Northern Iowa), 4-2

133 – Zach Redding (NC State) dec. Julian Farber (Northern Iowa), 5-2, SV

141 – Ryan Jack (NC State) dec. Cory Land (Northern Iowa), 4-3

149 – Koy Buesgens (NC State) dec. Caleb Rathjen (Northern Iowa), 10-7, SV

157 – Jackson Arrington (NC State) dec. RJ Weston (Northern Iowa), 3-1

165 – Will Denny (NC State) dec. Ryder Downey (Northern Iowa), 6-4

174 – Matty Singleton (NC State) dec. Jared Simma (Northern Iowa), 9-5

184 – Don Cates (NC State) inj. def. Nick Fox (Northern Iowa), 3:07

197 – Kalob Runyon (Northern Iowa) dec. Cason Howle (NC State), 5-0

285 – Wyatt Voelker (Northern Iowa) tech. fall Everest Ouellette (NC State), 19-4

 

No. 5 Oklahoma State defeats No. 12 Cornell, 22-12 

125 – Troy Spratley (Oklahoma State) maj. dec. Marcello Milani (Cornell), 14-5

133 – Tyler Ferrara (Cornell) dec. Richard Figueroa (Oklahoma State), 11-9

141 – Sergio Vega (Oklahoma State) dec. Josh Saunders (Cornell), 5-0

149 – Jaxon Joy (Cornell) dec. Casey Swiderski (Oklahoma State), 5-3

157 – Landon Robideau (Oklahoma State) tech. fall Benny Rogers (Cornell), 20-4

165 – LaDarion Lockett (Oklahoma State) dec. Louie Cerchio (Cornell), 6-3

174 – Simon Ruiz (Cornell) dec. Alex Facundo (Oklahoma State), 2-0

184 – Christian Hansen (Cornell) dec. Zack Ryder (Oklahoma State), 4-2

197 – Cody Merrill (Oklahoma State) dec. Aiden Hanning (Cornell), 8-2

285 – Konner Doucet (Oklahoma State) maj. dec. Ashton Davis (Cornell), 10-2


No. 4 Ohio State defeats No. 24 Wyoming, 33-6 

125 – Brendan McCrone (Ohio State) dec. Sefton Douglass (Wyoming), 9-3

133 – Ben Davino (Ohio State) tech. fall David Saenz (Wyoming), 17-2

141 – Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) fall John Alden (Wyoming), 0:33

149 – Maddox Shaw (Ohio State) maj. dec. Antonio Avila (Wyoming), 8-0

157 – Brandon Cannon (Ohio State) tech. fall Jared Hill (Wyoming), 18-3

165 – Sloan Swan (Wyoming) dec. e’Than Birden (Ohio State), 5-3

174 – Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) maj. dec. Riley Davis (Wyoming), 15-6

184 – Dylan Fishback (Ohio State) dec. Eddie Neitenbach (Wyoming), 10-7

197 – Joey Novak (Wyoming) dec. Luke Geog (Ohio State), 7-0

285 – Nick Feldman (Ohio State) dec. Christian Carroll (Wyoming), 7-3


No. 9 Minnesota defeats No. 10 Virginia Tech, 19-17 

125 – Jore Volk (Minnesota) dec. Eddie Ventresca (Virginia Tech), 3-1, TB1

133 – Dillon Campbell (Virginia Tech) dec. Chris Cannon (Minnesota), 5-3

141 – Vance Vombaur (Minnesota) dec. Tom Crook (Virginia Tech), 5-4

149 – Noah Nininger (Virginia Tech) tech. fall Rhett Koenig (Minnesota), 16-1

157 – Charlie Millard (Minnesota) tech. fall Matt Henrich (Virginia Tech), 16-1

165 – Ryan Burton (Virginia Tech) dec. Andrew Sparks (Minnesota), 7-4

174 – Ethan Riddle (Minnesota) dec. Sergio Desiante (Virginia Tech), 2-1, TB1

184 – Max McEnelly (Minnesota) tech. fall Jaden Bullock (Virginia Tech), 24-7

197 – Sonny Sasso (Virginia Tech) dec. Gavin Nelson (Minnesota), 8-4

285 – Jimmy Mullen (Virginia Tech) dec. Bennett Tabor (Minnesota), 3-1


No. 11 Michigan defeats Arizona State, 30-10 

125 – Diego Sotelo (Michigan) maj. dec. Damian Moreno (Arizona State), 9-0

133 – Kyler Larkin (Arizona State) dec. Gauge Botero (Michigan), 13-9

141 – Pierson Manville (Arizona State) dec. Eren Sement (Michigan), 3-1

149 – Kaleb Larkin (Arizona State) maj. dec. Lachlan McNeil (Michigan), 12-3

157 – Cameron Catrabone (Michigan) maj. dec. Chance McLane (Arizona State), 12-4

165 – Dylan Gilcher (Michigan) dec. Nicco Ruiz (Arizona State), 4-1

174 – Beau Mantanona (Michigan) fall Cael Valencia (Arizona State), 0:50

184 – Brock Mantanona (Michigan) maj. dec. Azizbek Fayzullaev (Arizona State), 15-6

197 – Hayden Walters (Michigan) maj. dec. Jacob Meissner (Arizona State), 9-1

285 – Taye Ghadiali (Michigan) tech. fall David Szuba (Arizona State), 17-2

 

No. 2 Nebraska defeats No. 8 Lehigh, 35-7 

125 – Sheldon Seymour (Lehigh) dec. Alan Koehler (Nebraska), 4-3

133 – Omar Ayoub (Nebraska) maj. dec. Mason Ziegler (Lehigh), 11-2

141 – Brock Hardy (Nebraska) fall Carter Bailey (Lehigh), 6:11

149 – Nikade Zinkin (Nebraska) dec. Anthony Evanitsky (Lehigh), 4-1

157 – Logan Rozynski (Lehigh) maj. dec. Antrell Taylor (Nebraska), 9-1

165 – LJ Araujo (Nebraksa) fall Max Brignola (Lehigh), 5:56

174 – Christopher Minto (Nebraska) maj. dec. Zeke Dubler (Lehigh), 11-2

184 – Silas Allred (Nebraska) dec. Rylan Rogers (Lehigh), 4-2

197 – Camden McDanel (Nebraska) maj. dec. JT Davis (Lehigh), 15-6

285 – AJ Ferrari (Nebraska) tech. fall Calvin Lachman (Lehigh), 19-4