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8 Advance For Penn State To Big Ten Wrestling Championships + Standings Update

Penn State wrestling star Josh Barr feels he could have done a lot of things better… even after beating the No. 2 guy in the country.
Photo by Penn State wrestling: Josh Barr

University Park, PAPenn State was dominant in the semifinal of the 2025-26 Big Ten Wrestling Championships.  The Nittany Lions had nine semifinal participants, with eight advancing to Sunday’s championship finals.

Here is the complete Session 2 results with updated Team Standings.

125 Pounds

No. 1 Luke Lilledahl (Penn State) defeated No. 4 Jacob Moran (Indiana) by major decision, 11-3.

No. 6 Jore Volk (Minnesota) defeated No. 2 Nic Bouzakis (Ohio State) by decision, 8-1.

133 Pounds

No. 1 Marcus Blaze (Penn State) defeated No. 5 Drake Ayala (Iowa) by decision, 4-1 SV.

No. 3 Ben Davino (Ohio State) defeated No. 10 Blake Boarman (Purdue) by technical fall, 21-5.

141 Pounds

No. 1 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) defeated No. 4 Nasir Bailey (Iowa) by technical fall, 19-4.

No. 2 Brock Hardy (Nebraska) defeated No. 3 Vance Vombaur (Minnesota) by decision, 8-2.

149 Pounds

No. 1 Shayne Van Ness (Penn State) defeated No. 4 Lachlan McNeil (Michigan) by decision, 11-10.

No. 2 Ethan Stiles (Ohio State) defeated No. 3 Joseph Zargo (Wisconsin) by decision, 4-3.

157 Pounds

No. 1 Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) defeated No. 4 Cameron Catrabone (Michigan) by decision, 7-1.

No. 2 PJ Duke (Penn State) defeated No. 3 Kannon Webster (Illinois) by decision, 4-2.

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165 Pounds

No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) defeated No. 5 Andrew Sparks (Minnesota) by technical fall, 19-4.

No. 3 Mikey Caliendo (Iowa) defeated No. 7 Andrew Barbosa (Rutgers) by major decision, 11-3.

174 Pounds

No. 1 Levi Haines (Penn State) defeated No. 5 Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) by decision, 5-1.

No. 2 Chris Minto (Nebraska) defeated No. 3 Patrick Kennedy (Iowa) by decision, 5-1.

184 Pounds

No. 1 Rocco Welsh (Penn State) defeated No. 4 Brock Mantanona (Michigan) by decision, 8-5 SV.

No. 2 Max McEnelly (Minnesota) defeated No. 3 Silas Allred (Nebraska) by forfeit.

197 Pounds

No. 1 Josh Barr (Penn State) defeated No. 5 Luke Geog (Ohio State) by technical fall, 18-3.

No. 2 Camden McDanel (Nebraska) defeated No. 6 Wyatt Ingham (Wisconsin) by decision, 10-3.

285 Pounds

No. 1 Taye Ghadiali (Michigan) defeated No. 4 Cole Mirasola (Penn State) by decision, 5-2.

No. 2 AJ Ferrari (Nebraska) defeated No. 3 Nick Feldman (Ohio State) by decision, 2-1.

Team Standings After Session 2

  1. Penn State — 146.5
  2. Ohio State — 112
  3. Nebraska — 105
  4. Iowa — 70
  5. Illinois — 69.5
  6. Minnesota — 69.5
  7. Michigan — 61.5
  8. Rutgers — 56.5
  9. Wisconsin — 43.5
  10. Indiana — 33
  11. Maryland — 28
  12. Purdue — 23
  13. Northwestern — 11.5
  14. Michigan State — 10.5

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