2025 Abacus Award Top 5, and Past Winners

Abacus Award top 5:

  1. Wyatt Hendrickson, Oklahoma State
  2. Gable Steveson, Minnesota
  3. Mitchell Mesenbrink, Penn State
  4. Stephen Buchanan, Iowa
  5. Carter Starocci, Penn State

Past Abacus Award Winners:

2025: Wyatt Hendrickson, Oklahoma State
2024: Greg Kerkvliet, Penn State
2023: Aaron Brooks, Penn State
2022: Gable Steveson, Minnesota
2021: not awarded
2020: Mark Hall, Penn State
2019: Jason Nolf, Penn State
2018: Spencer Lee, Iowa
2017: Zain Retherford, Penn State
2016: Zain Retherford, Penn State
2015: Logan Stieber, Ohio State
2014: David Taylor, Penn State
2013: Logan Stieber, Ohio State
2012: Ed Ruth, Penn State
2011: Jordan Oliver, Oklahoma State
2010: Jake Varner, Iowa State
2009: Jake Herbert, Northwestern

2024-25 Post-Conference Dual Impact Index

Post-Conference Dual Impact Index (link)

Here’s how the numbers are calculated:

Individual rankings: Basically, all wrestlers set to 100 at the start of the calculation, and the opponents’ rankings having 30, 40, 50, or 60, depending on the type of victory (to correspond with dual scoring), either added or subtracted from it in each cycle. When the numbers stabilize to three digits (the one-thousandths place), the rankings are finalized for the week.

Minimum numbers of matches for the season to be listed remain at five at the weight against Division I opponents (not counting Extra matches, as they are not considered for NCAA Championships allocation/qualification purposes), however, it is also a requirement that a wrestler participate in a single-entry tournament or dual meet, attached, within the last 30 days (institutions who have not competed in such an event in the last 30 days are exempt from this rule). Wrestlers who have met the five-match requirement, but not the single-entry requirement, are listed in red. Wrestlers who have met both requirements, but do not make up the best dual-meet lineup amongst the wrestlers rated, are listed in yellow.

Dual-Results (final for season):

Based on the results of duals themselves. Figured the same way as the individual rankings, with each team being given +/- 30 points for a win or a loss, plus or minus one point for each match the dual is won or lost by. Criteria points are not included in this figure.

Tournament-Strength:

Teams are given points on the same scale points are earned at the NCAA Championships, with bonus points.

Dual-Component (not run this week):

Teams are matched up in mock duals based on how the individual wrestlers are rated. Bonus points are given at a margin of 35, 45, and 55 points, to simulate major decisions, technical falls, and falls, respectively. The number listed is the number of mock duals won.

Roster-Component (not run this week):

Similar to the Dual-Component ranking, but includes wrestlers listed in red. Basically, what things might look like if every single coach in the country had available and used their optimal lineup.

Columns:

WL: Based on only wins and losses (Dual-Results only)

MOV: Based on only margin of victory/scoring of bonus points (Dual-Results only)

SOS: Strength of Schedule, the average ratings of your opponents minus 100

Total: Win/Loss plus MOV (Dual-Results only)

Forf Wts: Number of weights forfeited in mock duals due to lack of eligible wrestlers, will be zero for most schools by end of season (component rankings only)

Conference Championship Week Police Blotter (2025, document complete)

Note: Thieves have qualified for nationals, but did not earn a spot during the regular season. Victims earned a spot during the regular season, but did not qualify for nationals through the conference championships, and need to go through the at-large pool.

125:

Thieves: Marcello Milani (Cornell), Richard Castro-Sandoval (CSU Bakersfield), Caleb Weiand (Michigan State), Tristan Daugherty (North Dakota State), Keyveon Roller (Virginia)
Victims: Koda Holeman (Cal Poly), Diego Sotelo (Harvard), Joey Cruz (Iowa), Spencer Moore (North Carolina), Tanner Jordan (South Dakota State)

133:

Thieves: Kurt Phipps (Bucknell), Hunter Leake (California Baptist), Colton Camacho (Edinboro), Nolan Wertanen (Michigan), Kade Moore (Missouri), Kai Orine (NC State), Derrick Cardinal (South Dakota State)
Victims: Ethan Berginc (Army West Point), Evan Frost (Iowa State), Tyler Wells (Minnesota), Markel Baker (Northern Illinois), Cleveland Belton (Oklahoma), Reece Witcraft (Oklahoma State), Tyler Knox (Stanford)

141:

Thieves: Lorenzo Frezza (Columbia), Briar Priest (Pittsburgh), Greyson Clark (Purdue), Jordan Titus (West Virginia)
Victims: Ian Oswalt (Brown), Danny Pucino (Illinois), Josh Edmond (Missouri), Jayden Scott (North Carolina)

149:

Thieves: Kal Miller (Maryland), Gavin Drexler (North Dakota State), Teague Travis (Oklahoma State), Jack Gioffre (Virginia)
Victims: Sam Cartella (Northwestern), Willie McDougald (Oklahoma), Jaden Abas (Stanford), Gabe Willochell (Wyoming)

157:

Thieves: Richard Fedalen (Columbia), Jacori Teemer (Iowa), Sonny Santiago (North Carolina), Landen Johnson (Northern Illinois), Cobe Siebrecht (South Dakota State)
Victims: Blake Saito (Brown), James Conway (Missouri), Trevor Chumbley (Northwestern), Dylan Evans (Pittsburgh), Colton Washleski (Rider)

165:

Thieves: Chandler Amaker (Central Michigan), Kyle Mosher (Hofstra), Aiden Riggins (Iowa State), Paddy Gallagher (Ohio State), Jared Keslar (Pittsburgh), Thomas Snipes (The Citadel), Cody Goebel (Wisconsin)
Victims: Will Miller (Appalachian State), Gunner Filipowicz (Army West Point), Aidan Wallace (Duke), Evan Maag (George Mason), Tyler Lillard (Indiana), Anthony White (Rutgers), Drake Rhodes (South Dakota State)

174:

Thieves: Dalton Harkins (Army West Point), Jack McGill (Columbia), MJ Gaitan (Iowa State), Branson John (Maryland), Lennox Wolak (Virginia Tech)
Victims: Myles Takats (Bucknell), Nick Incontrera (Penn), Jackson Turley (Rutgers), Lorenzo Norman (Stanford), Brody Conley (West Virginia)

184:

Thieves: Jared McGill (Edinboro), Aidan Brenot (North Dakota State)
Victims: Colin Fegley (Lock Haven), Dennis Robin (West Virginia)

197:

Thieves: Payton Thomas (Navy), Brock Zurawski (Rider), Ian Bush (West Virginia)
Victims: Wolfgang Frable (Army West Point), Tucker Hogan (Lock Haven), Joey Novak (Wyoming)

285:

Thieves: Max Vanadia (Michigan State), Nolan Neves (North Carolina), Hayden Filipovich (Purdue), Luke Rasmussen (South Dakota State), Sam Mitchell (Wyoming)
Victims: Isaac Trumble (NC State), Harley Andrews (Nebraska), Lance Runyon (Northern Iowa), Juan Mora (Oklahoma), Yaraslau Slavikouski (Rutgers)

Allocations and who earned them (completed)

125 (cutline 29-29-.710):

ACC (4): Vincent Robinson (NC State), Spencer Moore (North Carolina), Nick Babin (Pittsburgh), Eddie Ventresca (Virginia Tech)
Big 12 (7): Richard Figueroa (Arizona State), Stevo Poulin (Northern Colorado), Trever Anderson (Northern Iowa), Antonio Lorenzo (Oklahoma), Troy Spratley (Oklahoma State), Tanner Jordan (South Dakota State), Jett Strickenberger (West Virginia)
Big Ten (9): Jacob Moran (Indiana), Joey Cruz (Iowa), Cooper Flynn (Minnesota), Caleb Smith (Nebraska), Brendan McCrone (Ohio State), Luke Lilledahl (Penn State), Matt Ramos (Purdue), Dean Peterson (Rutgers), Nicolar Rivera (Wisconsin)
EIWA (2): Charlie Farmer (Army West Point), Sheldon Seymour (Lehigh)
Ivy League (3): Diego Sotelo (Harvard), Max Gallagher (Pennsylvania), Marc-Anthony McGowan (Princeton)
MAC (1): Blake West (Northern Illinois)
Pac-12 (2): Koda Holeman (Cal Poly), Maximo Renteria (Oregon State)
SoCon (1): FREE SPACE
At-Large (4):

133 (cutline 29-29-.710):

ACC (3): Ethan Oakley (North Carolina), Tyler Knox (Stanford), Connor McGonagle (Virginia Tech)
Big 12 (6): Evan Frost (Iowa State), Kyle Burwick (North Dakota State), Dominick Serrano (Northern Colorado), Julian Farber (Northern Iowa), Cleveland Belton (Oklahoma), Reece Witcraft (Oklahoma State)
Big Ten (10): Lucas Byrd (Illinois), Angelo Rini (Indiana), Drake Ayala (Iowa), Braxton Brown (Maryland), Tyler Wells (Minnesota), Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska), Nic Bouzakis (Ohio State), Braeden Davis (Penn State), Dylan Shawver (Rutgers), Zan Fugitt (Wisconsin)
EIWA (1): Ethan Berginc (Army West Point)
Ivy League (2): Tyler Ferrara (Cornell), Ryan Miller (Pennsylvania)
MAC (3): Sean Spidle (Central Michigan), Anthony Noto (Lock Haven), Markel Baker (Northern Illinois)
Pac-12 (2): Zeth Romney (Cal Poly), Nasir Bailey (Little Rock)
SoCon (2): Blake Boarman (Chattanooga), Takeo Davis (Gardner-Webb)
At-Large (4):

141 (cutline 29-29-.710):

ACC (4): Jayden Scott (North Carolina), Jason Miranda (Stanford), Dylan Cedeno (Virginia), Sam Latona (Virginia Tech)
Big 12 (7): Jacob Frost (Iowa State), Josh Edmond (Missouri), Andrew Alirez (Northern Colorado), Cael Happel (Northern Iowa), Mosha Schwartz (Oklahoma), Tagen Jamison (Oklahoma State), Julian Tagg (South Dakota State)
Big Ten (7): Danny Pucino (Illinois), Sergio Lemley (Michigan), Vance Vombaur (Minnesota), Brock Hardy (Nebraska), Jesse Mendez (Ohio State), Beau Bartlett (Penn State), Joesph Oliveri (Rutgers)
EIWA (3): Dylan Chappell (Bucknell), Jordan Soriano (Drexel), Josh Koderhandt (Navy)
Ivy League (4): Ian Oswalt (Brown), Joshua Saunders (Cornell), CJ Composto (Pennsylvania), Eligh Rivera (Princeton)
MAC (1): Wyatt Henson (Lock Haven)
Pac-12 (1): FREE SPACE
SoCon (2): Shannon Hanna (Campbell), Todd Carter (Gardner-Webb)
At-Large (4):

149 (cutline 27-27-.730):

ACC (4): Koy Buesgens (NC State), Lachlan McNeil (North Carolina), Jaden Abas (Stanford), Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech)
Big 12 (64): Jesse Vasquez (Arizona State), Paniro Johnson (Iowa State), Colin Realbuto (Northern Iowa), Willie McDougald (Oklahoma), Carter Young (Oklahoma State), Gabe Willochell (Wyoming)
Big Ten (8): Kannon Webster (Illinois), Kyle Parco (Iowa), Dylan Gilcher (Michigan), Ridge Lovett (Nebraska), Sam Cartella (Northwestern), Dylan D’Emilio (Ohio State), Shane Van Ness (Penn State), Andrew Clark (Rutgers)
EIWA (1): Trae McDaniel (Army West Point)
Ivy League (3): Ethan Fernandez (Cornell), Cross Wasiliewski (Pennsylvania), Ty Whalen (Princeton)
MAC (3): Mason Shrader (Central Michigan), Kaden Cassidy (George Mason), Sammy Alvarez (Rider)
Pac-12 (3): Chance Lamer (Cal Poly), Jordan Williams (Little Rock), Ethan Stiles (Oregon State)
SoCon (1): FREE SPACE
At-Large (46):

157 (cutline 28-28-.720):

ACC (3): Ed Scott (NC State), Dylan Evans (Pittsburgh), Rafael Hipolito (Virginia Tech)
Big 12 (76): Cody Chittum (Iowa State), James Conway (Missouri), Maxwell Petersen (North Dakota State), Vinny Zerban (Northern Colorado), Ryder Downey (Northern Iowa), Caleb Fish (Oklahoma State), Jared Hill (Wyoming)
Big Ten (8): Ethen Miller (Maryland), Chase Saldate (Michigan), Tommy Askey (Minnesota), Antrell Taylor (Nebraska), Trevor Chumbley (Northwestern), Brandon Cannon (Ohio State), Tyler Kasak (Penn State), Joey Blaze (Purdue)
EIWA (1): Logan Rozynski (Lehigh)
Ivy League (3): Blake Saito (Brown), Meyer Shapiro (Cornell), Jude Swisher (Pennsylvania)
MAC (3): Johnny Lovett (Central Michigan), DJ McGee (George Mason), Colton Washleski (Rider)
Pac-12 (1): Matty Bianchi (Little Rock)
SoCon (1): FREE SPACE
At-Large (67):

165 (cutline 30-30-.700):

ACC (5): Aidan Wallace (Duke), Derek Fields (NC State), Hunter Garvin (Stanford), Nick Hamilton (Virginia), Mac Church (Virginia Tech)
Big 12 (7): Nicco Ruiz (Arizona State), Cam Steed (Missouri), Jack Thomsen (Northern Iowa), Cameron Amine (Oklahoma State), Drake Rhodes (South Dakota State), Terrell Barraclough (Utah Valley), Peyton Hall (West Virginia)
Big Ten (9): Braeden Scoles (Illinois), Tyler Lillard (Indiana), Mike Caliendo (Iowa), Beau Mantanona (Michigan), Andrew Sparks (Minnesota), Christopher Minto (Nebraska), Maxx Mayfield (Northwestern), Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State), Anthony White (Rutgers)
EIWA (2): Gunner Filipowicz (Army West Point), Noah Mulvaney (Bucknell)
Ivy League (2): Cesar Alvan (Columbia), Julian Ramirez (Cornell)
MAC (2): Evan Maag (George Mason), Enrique Munguia (Rider)
Pac-12 (1): FREE SPACE
SoCon (1): Will Miller (Appalachian State)
At-Large (4):

174 (cutline 27-27-.730):

ACC (4): Matthew Singleton (NC State), Joshua Ogunsanya (North Carolina), Luca Augustine (Pittsburgh), Lorenzo Norman (Stanford)
Big 12 (6): Keegan O’Toole (Missouri), Jared Simma (Northern Iowa), Gaven Sax (Oklahoma), Dean Hamiti (Oklahoma State), Cade DeVos (South Dakota State), Brody Conley (West Virginia)
Big Ten (8): Dan Braunagel (Illinois), Patrick Kennedy (Iowa), Clayton Whiting (Minnesota), Lenny Pinto (Nebraska), Carson Kharchla (Ohio State), Levi Haines (Penn State), Brody Baumann (Purdue), Jackson Turley (Rutgers)
EIWA (4): Brevin Cassella (Binghamton), Myles Takats (Bucknell), Jasiah Queen (Drexel), Danny Wask (Navy)
Ivy League (2): Simon Ruiz (Cornell), Nick Incontrera (Pennsylvania)
MAC (3): Alex Cramer (Central Michigan), Avery Bassett (Lock Haven), Garrett Thompson (Ohio)
Pac-12 (1): FREE SPACE
SoCon (1): Sergio Desiante (Chattanooga)
At-Large (4):

184 (cutline 30-30-.700):

ACC (3): Dylan Fishback (NC State), Gavin Kane (North Carolina), Reece Heller (Pittsburgh)
Big 12 (7): Evan Bockman (Iowa State), Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa), Deanthony Parker (Oklahoma), Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State), Bennett Berge (South Dakota State), Dennis Robin (West Virginia), Eddie Neitenbach (Wyoming)
Big Ten (8): Edmond Ruth (Illinois), Donnell Washington (Indiana), Gabe Arnold (Iowa), Jaxon Smith (Maryland), Max McEnelly (Minnesota), Silas Allred (Nebraska), Carter Starocci (Penn State), Shane Cartagena-Walsh (Rutgers)
EIWA (1): FREE SPACE
Ivy League (4): Nick Fine (Columbia), Chris Foca (Cornell), Maximus Hale (Pennsylvania), Kole Mulhauser (Princeton)
MAC (3): Malachi DuVall (George Mason), Colin Fegley (Lock Haven), Isaac Dean (Rider)
Pac-12 (1): FREE SPACE
SoCon (1): FREE SPACE
At-Large (5):

197 (cutline 29-29-.710):

ACC (3): Mac Stout (Pittsburgh), Nikolas Stemmet (Stanford), Andy Smith (Virginia Tech)
Big 12 (4): Wyatt Voelker (Northern Iowa), Luke Surber (Oklahoma State), Zach Glazier (South Dakota State), Joseph Novak (Wyoming)
Big Ten (10): Zac Braunagel (Illinois), Gabe Sollars (Indiana), Stephen Buchanan (Iowa), Jacob Cardenas (Michigan), Remy Cotton (Michigan State), Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota), Camden McDanel (Nebraska), Evan Bates (Northwestern), Seth Shumate (Ohio State), Josh Barr (Penn State)
EIWA (4): Wolfgang Frable (Army West Point), Dillon Bechtold (Bucknell), Mickey O’Malley (Drexel), Michael Beard (Lehigh)
Ivy League (2): Michael Dellagatta (Cornell), Luke Stout (Princeton)
MAC (1): Tucker Hogan (Lock Haven)
Pac-12 (3): AJ Ferrari (CSU Bakersfield), Stephen Little (Little Rock), Trey Munoz (Oregon State)
SoCon (2): Levi Hopkins (Campbell), Patrick Brophy (The Citadel)
At-Large (4):

285 (cutline 28-28-.720):

ACC (5): Connor Barket (Duke), Isaac Trumble (NC State), Dayton Pitzer (Pittsburgh), Peter Ming (Stanford), Jimmy Mullen (Virginia Tech)
Big 12 (4): Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State), Lance Runyon (Northern Iowa), Juan Mora (Oklahoma), Wyatt Hendrickson (Oklahoma State)
Big Ten (10): Luke Luffman (Illinois), Jacob Bullock (Indiana), Ben Kueter (Iowa), Seth Nevills (Maryland), Joshua Heindselman (Michigan), Gable Steveson (Minnesota), Harley Andrews (Nebraska), Nick Feldman (Ohio State), Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State), Yaraslau Slavikouski (Rutgers)
EIWA (3): Lucas StoddardBrady Colbert* (Army West Point), Cory Day (Binghamton), Owen Trephan (Lehigh)
Ivy League (1): FREE SPACE
MAC (3): Daniel Bucknavich (Cleveland State), Gavin Hoffman (Lock Haven), Jordan Greer (Ohio)
Pac-12 (2): Trevor Tinker (Cal Poly), Jake Andrews (CSU Bakersfield)
SoCon (1): FREE SPACE
At-Large (4):

*-indicates backup wrestler was registered, and allowed to keep their spot via the Gilman/Clark rule.

February 24, 2025 WrestlingByPirate Dual Impact Index

February 24, 2025 WrestlingByPirate Dual Impact Index (link)

Here’s how the numbers are calculated:

Individual rankings: Basically, all wrestlers set to 100 at the start of the calculation, and the opponents’ rankings having 30, 40, 50, or 60, depending on the type of victory (to correspond with dual scoring), either added or subtracted from it in each cycle. When the numbers stabilize to three digits (the one-thousandths place), the rankings are finalized for the week.

Minimum numbers of matches for the season to be listed remain at five at the weight against Division I opponents (not counting Extra matches, as they are not considered for NCAA Championships allocation/qualification purposes), however, it is also a requirement that a wrestler participate in a single-entry tournament or dual meet, attached, within the last 30 days (institutions who have not competed in such an event in the last 30 days are exempt from this rule). Wrestlers who have met the five-match requirement, but not the single-entry requirement, are listed in red. Wrestlers who have met both requirements, but do not make up the best dual-meet lineup amongst the wrestlers rated, are listed in yellow.

Dual-Results (final for season):

Based on the results of duals themselves. Figured the same way as the individual rankings, with each team being given +/- 30 points for a win or a loss, plus or minus one point for each match the dual is won or lost by. Criteria points are not included in this figure.

Tournament-Strength:

Teams are given points on the same scale points are earned at the NCAA Championships, with bonus points.

Dual-Component:

Teams are matched up in mock duals based on how the individual wrestlers are rated. Bonus points are given at a margin of 35, 45, and 55 points, to simulate major decisions, technical falls, and falls, respectively. The number listed is the number of mock duals won.

Roster-Component:

Similar to the Dual-Component ranking, but includes wrestlers listed in red. Basically, what things might look like if every single coach in the country had available and used their optimal lineup.

Columns:

WL: Based on only wins and losses (Dual-Results only)

MOV: Based on only margin of victory/scoring of bonus points (Dual-Results only)

SOS: Strength of Schedule, the average ratings of your opponents minus 100

Total: Win/Loss plus MOV (Dual-Results only)

Forf Wts: Number of weights forfeited in mock duals due to lack of eligible wrestlers, will be zero for most schools by end of season (component rankings only)

February 17, 2025 WrestlingByPirate Dual Impact Index

February 17, 2025 WrestlingByPirate Dual Impact Index (link)

Here’s how the numbers are calculated:

Individual rankings: Basically, all wrestlers set to 100 at the start of the calculation, and the opponents’ rankings having 30, 40, 50, or 60, depending on the type of victory (to correspond with dual scoring), either added or subtracted from it in each cycle. When the numbers stabilize to three digits (the one-thousandths place), the rankings are finalized for the week.

Minimum numbers of matches for the season to be listed remain at five at the weight against Division I opponents (not counting Extra matches, as they are not considered for NCAA Championships allocation/qualification purposes), however, it is also a requirement that a wrestler participate in a single-entry tournament or dual meet, attached, within the last 30 days (institutions who have not competed in such an event in the last 30 days are exempt from this rule). Wrestlers who have met the five-match requirement, but not the single-entry requirement, are listed in red. Wrestlers who have met both requirements, but do not make up the best dual-meet lineup amongst the wrestlers rated, are listed in yellow.

Dual-Results:

Based on the results of duals themselves. Figured the same way as the individual rankings, with each team being given +/- 30 points for a win or a loss, plus or minus one point for each match the dual is won or lost by. Criteria points are not included in this figure.

Tournament-Strength:

Teams are given points on the same scale points are earned at the NCAA Championships, with bonus points.

Dual-Component:

Teams are matched up in mock duals based on how the individual wrestlers are rated. Bonus points are given at a margin of 35, 45, and 55 points, to simulate major decisions, technical falls, and falls, respectively. The number listed is the number of mock duals won.

Roster-Component:

Similar to the Dual-Component ranking, but includes wrestlers listed in red. Basically, what things might look like if every single coach in the country had available and used their optimal lineup.

Columns:

WL: Based on only wins and losses (Dual-Results only)

MOV: Based on only margin of victory/scoring of bonus points (Dual-Results only)

SOS: Strength of Schedule, the average ratings of your opponents minus 100

Total: Win/Loss plus MOV (Dual-Results only)

Forf Wts: Number of weights forfeited in mock duals due to lack of eligible wrestlers, will be zero for most schools by end of season (component rankings only)

NAIA Men’s Wrestling Week in Preview, February 17-23

All times Eastern, with local times in parenthesis.

*-indicates event is believed to be eligible for a one-pound weight allowance

Friday, February 21:

Avila, Bethany, Friends, Jamestown, Oklahoma Wesleyan, Ottawa, Saint Mary, York at KCAC Championships, hosted by Avila, 10:00 AM (9:00 AM)
Baker, Benedictine, Central Methodist, Dickinson State, Graceland, Grand View, Missouri Valley, St. Ambrose, William Penn at HAAC Championships, hosted by William Penn, 10:00 AM (9:00 AM)
Brewton-Parker, Keiser, Life, Montreat, Pikeville, Reinhardt, Southeastern, St. Andrews, St. Thomas, Truett McConnell, West Virginia Tech at AAC Championships, hosted by Life, 12:00 PM
Briar Cliff, Concordia, Dakota Wesleyan, Doane, Hastings, Midland, Morningside, Northwestern, Waldorf at GPAC Championships, hosted by Hastings, 3:00 PM (2:00 PM)
Arizona Christian, Corban, Eastern Oregon, Embry-Riddle, Evergreen, Hope International, Montana State Northern, Providence, Simpson, Southern Oregon, Westcliff at CCC Championships, hosted by Simpson, 3:00 PM (12:00 PM)

Saturday, February 22:

*Brewton-Parker, Keiser, Life, Montreat, Pikeville, Reinhardt, Southeastern, St. Andrews, St. Thomas, Truett McConnell, West Virginia Tech at AAC Championships, hosted by Life, 10:00 AM
Central Baptist, Central Christian, Jarvis Christian, Missouri Baptist, Oklahoma City, Texas Wesleyan, Wayland Baptist, William Woods, Williams Baptist at AMC/SAC Championships, hosted by Oklahoma City, 10:00 AM (9:00 AM)
*Baker, Benedictine, Central Methodist, Dickinson State, Graceland, Grand View, Missouri Valley, St. Ambrose, William Penn at HAAC Championships, hosted by William Penn, 10:00 AM (9:00 AM)
*Briar Cliff, Concordia, Dakota Wesleyan, Doane, Hastings, Midland, Morningside, Northwestern, Waldorf at GPAC Championships, hosted by Hastings, 11:00 AM (10:00 AM)
*Arizona Christian, Corban, Eastern Oregon, Embry-Riddle, Evergreen, Hope International, Montana State Northern, Providence, Simpson, Southern Oregon, Westcliff at CCC Championships, hosted by Simpson, 1:00 PM (10:00 AM)

D-2 Week in Preview, February 17-23

All times Eastern, with local times in parenthesis.

Wednesday, February 19:

Kutztown at East Stroudsburg, 7:00 PM

Thursday, February 20:

Augustana at Minnesota State-Moorhead, 8:00 PM (7:00 PM)

Friday, February 21:

Felician at Frostburg State, 7:00 PM

Saturday, February 22:

Davis & Elkins at Glenville State, 1:00 PM
Davis & Elkins vs. Salem at Glenville State, 1:00 PM
Salem at Glenville State, 1:00 PM

D-1 Week in Preview, February 17-23

All times Eastern, with local times in parenthesis.

*-indicates event is believed to be eligible for a one-pound weight allowance.

Wednesday, February 19:

Penn at Rutgers, 6:00 PM

Thursday, February 20:

Kent State at Cleveland State, 7:00 PM
Edinboro at Lock Haven, 7:00 PM
Presbyterian at VMI, 7:00 PM
Bloomsburg at Navy, 7:30 PM

Friday, February 21:

Columbia at Bucknell, 6:00 PM
*Edinboro at Bloomsburg, 7:00 PM
Michigan State at Central Michigan, 7:00 PM
Indiana at Chattanooga, 7:00 PM
Maryland at Drexel, 7:00 PM
Brown at Harvard, 7:00 PM
Arizona State at Lehigh, 7:00 PM
American at Penn State, 7:00 PM
Pittsburgh at Virginia, 7:00 PM
NC State at Virginia Tech, 7:00 PM
Northern Iowa at Wisconsin, 8:00 PM (7:00 PM)
California Baptist at CSU Bakersfield, 9:30 PM (6:30 PM)
North Carolina at Stanford, 10:00 PM (7:00 PM)

Saturday, February 22:

Cleveland State at Rider, 12:00 PM
Iowa State at Missouri, 1:00 PM (12:00 PM)
*Bucknell at Cornell, 3:00 PM
*Brown at Sacred Heart, 7:00 PM
Northern Illinois at SIU Edwardsville, 7:00 PM (6:00 PM)

Sunday, February 23:

George Mason, Hofstra at Patriot Last Chance Open, hosted by George Mason, 10:00 AM
Franklin & Marshall, Penn at F&M Invitational, hosted by Franklin & Marshall, 12:00 PM
*VMI at Sacred Heart, 12:00 PM
Wyoming at Cowboy Shootout, hosted by Wyoming, 12:00 PM
Ohio at Buffalo, 1:00 PM
Bellarmine at Chattanooga, 1:00 PM
*LIU at Sacred Heart, 1:30 PM
Binghamton at Army West Point, 2:00 PM
American at Morgan State, 2:00 PM
Arizona State at West Virginia, 2:00 PM
Campbell at Appalachian State, 3:00 PM
Cal Poly at CSU Bakersfield, 3:00 PM (12:00 PM)
South Dakota State at North Dakota State, 3:00 PM (2:00 PM)
Gardner-Webb at The Citadel, 3:00 PM
Air Force at Northern Colorado, 4:00 PM (2:00 PM)
Central Michigan at Michigan, 5:00 PM
North Carolina at Oregon State, 5:00 PM (2:00 PM)
Nebraska at Purdue, 6:30 PM
Oklahoma State at Iowa, 8:30 PM (7:30 PM)
Davidson at Wildcat Open, hosted by Davidson, time TBA