Penn State Wrestling has once again entered a new season following a fourth straight NCAA title in the last season. They are now looking to continue their winning streak in this new season by aiming for their fifth straight NCAA title and 13th national championship in the past 15 years.
Notably, this season is already off to a dominating start for the Lions. They secured a victory over Oklahoma on Nov. 14, finishing 45-0.
What are the Schedule and Streaming Options for Penn State Wrestling 2025 – 2026 Season?
Here is the complete schedule for the Penn State wrestling 2025-2026 season:
Nov. 14: Oklahoma, University Park, Pa./Bryce Jordan Center (Home) – W 45-0
Nov. 23: Black Knight Invitational, West Point, N.Y. (Neutral)
Dec. 5: Drexel, Philadelphia, Pa (Away) – 19:30 EST, Flowrestling
Dec. 7: Lehigh, University Park, Pa./Rec Hall (Home) – 13:00 EST, B1G+
Dec. 13: Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo (Away) – 20:00 EST
Collegiate Wrestling Duals
Dec. 20: North Dakota State, Nashville, Tenn (Neutral) – 17:00 EST, Flowrestling
Dec. 20: Stanford, Nashville, Tenn (Neutral) – 19:00 EST, Flowrestling
Jan. 10: Rutgers, University Park, Pa./Rec Hall (Home) – 16:00 EST, B1G Network
Jan. 16: Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa (Away) – 19:00 EST, B1G Network
Jan. 18: Northwestern, Evanston, Ill. (Away) – Time TBA, B1G+
Jan. 23: Indiana, University Park, Pa./Rec Hall (Home) – Time TBA, B1G+
Jan. 25: Maryland, College Park, Md. (Away) – Time TBA
Jan. 30: Nebraska, University Park, Pa./Bryce Jordan Center (Home) – Time TBA, B1G Network
Feb. 6: Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich (Away) – Time TBA, B1G Network
Feb. 13: Ohio State, University Park, Pa./Bryce Jordan Center (Home) – Time TBA, B1G Network
Feb. 20 – Princeton, University Park, Pa./Rec Hall (Home) – 19:00 EST, B1G+
Big Ten Championships
Mar. 7: Session 1, University Park, Pa./Bryce Jordan Center (Neutral) – 10:00 EST, B1G Network, B1G+
Mar. 7: Session 2, University Park, Pa./Bryce Jordan Center (Neutral) – 17:00 EST, B1G Network, B1G+
Mar. 8: Session 3/4, University Park, Pa./Bryce Jordan Center (Neutral) – 12:00 EDT, B1G Network, B1G+
NCAA Wrestling Championships
Mar. 19: Session 1 – Cleveland, Ohio/Rocket Arena (Neutral) – Time TBA
Mar. 19: Session 2 – Cleveland, Ohio/Rocket Arena (Neutral) – Time TBA
Mar. 20: Session 3 – Cleveland, Ohio/Rocket Arena (Neutral) – Time TBA
Mar. 20: Session 4 – Cleveland, Ohio/Rocket Arena (Neutral) – Time TBA
Mar. 21: Session 5 – Cleveland, Ohio/Rocket Arena (Neutral) – Time TBA
Mar. 21: Session 6 – Cleveland, Ohio/Rocket Arena (Neutral) – Time TBA
What’s New on the Penn State Wrestling Roster?
For the new season, Penn State wrestling head coach Cael Sanderson has assembled a roster with several new faces. Some notable new names include Freshmen Marcus Blaze (133lbs) and PJ Duke (157lbs), who were the top two recruits in their class. Japanese World Champion Masanosuke Ono (133lbs) will also be joining the roster in the lower weights category.
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Notably, 2024 Big Ten Champion Braeden Davis (141lbs) is set to move up to the middleweights, and so will All-Americans Shayne Van Ness (149lbs).