Michigan State saw a pair of wrestlers reach the Round of 12 in their respective weight classes, but the Spartans ultimately concluded their 2022-23 season on Friday evening at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships inside the BOK Center.
Junior 165-pounder Caleb Fish scored the largest first round upset since 2021 and ultimately became the lowest seed to reach the quarterfinals of the 2023 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships on Thursday inside the BOK Center. Three of MSU’s four national qualifiers remain in contention, with junior 157-pounder Chase Saldate and redshirt senior 184-pounder Layne Malczewski continuing action in the consolation rounds.
Michigan State wrestling gears up for the finale of its 2022-23 season, as the Spartans send a quartet of qualifiers to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to take part in the 2023 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. Matches inside the BOK Center are slated to begin on Thursday, March 16 and run through Saturday, March 18.
Michigan State wrestling learned the seeds and opening-round matchups for its four national qualifiers, as the NCAA published brackets and individual seeding for the 2023 Division I Wrestling Championships on Wednesday night. The Championships are set to begin on Thursday, March 16, and run through Saturday, March 18, inside the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The NCAA Division I Wrestling Selection Committee announced the at-large bids for the 2023 NCAA Wrestling Championships in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Wednesday afternoon. Michigan State’s 165-pound starter, Caleb Fish, garnered a placement in the 2023 Championships, which are set to begin on Thursday, March 16.
Michigan State wrestling saw a trio of student-athletes reach the podium on the final day of the 2023 Big Ten Wrestling Championships on Sunday inside the Crisler Center on the campus of the University of Michigan.
Junior Chase Saldate reached the semifinals of the 157-pound bracket, and Michigan State wrestling collected 13 individual victories on the first day of the 2023 Big Ten Championships inside the Crisler Center on the campus of the University of Michigan.
Michigan State wrestling enters the 2022-23 postseason this weekend, as the Green & White get set to take part in the 2023 Big Ten Wrestling Championships on Saturday and Sunday, March 4-5, at the Crisler Center on the campus of the University of Michigan.
Michigan State wrestling landed four individuals as top-six pre-seeds in the 2023 Big Ten Wrestling Championships, the league office announced on Monday afternoon. The pre-seeds, as voted on by the league’s coaches, rank all 14 starters at each of the 10 weight classes based on their season record, NCAA Individual Ranking and head-to-head performances against other members of the tournament field.
No. 23 Michigan State wrestling secured back-to-back 10-win seasons for the first time in 27 years on Friday night, defeating the Central Michigan Chippewas in a 20-13 dual inside McGuirk Arena.
No. 23 Michigan State wrestling prepares for its final 2022-23 dual meet on Friday, Feb. 17, as the Spartans face Central Michigan inside McGuirk Arena. First whistle is slated for 7 p.m., with streaming via ESPN3.
Seventh-year head coach Roger Chandler secured the 50th dual victory of his career, and No. 24 Michigan State wrestling took home a 20-16 senior night win over the No. 22 Indiana Hoosiers on Friday inside Jenison Field House. MSU utilized back-to-back bonus point victories from redshirt senior Layne Malczewski and graduate Cameron Caffey to clinch the match at 184 and 197 pounds, respectively.
No. 24 Michigan State wrestling remains in East Lansing for its final home dual of the 2022-23 season on Friday night, as the Spartans welcome the No. 22 Indiana Hoosiers to the Banks of the Red Cedar for a 6:30 p.m. first whistle inside Jenison Field House.
Twenty-first-ranked 197-pounder Cameron Caffey secured his second top-10 individual victory of the season, but the No. 24 Michigan State wrestling team fell by a one-point margin to the Illinois Fighting Illini, 17-16, on Sunday afternoon inside Jenison Field House.
No. 22 Michigan State wrestling secured its first Big Ten dual victory in dominant fashion on Friday night, as the Spartans dismantled the Maryland Terrapins by a 37-9 margin inside Jenison Field House.
No. 22 Michigan State wrestling returns to Jenison Field House for its first home contest in 14 days, as the Spartans play host to the Maryland Terrapins in a 6:30 p.m. start on Friday, Jan. 27. MSU then hits the road for its fourth road trip in five duals, as the Green & White take the mat against No. 6 Ohio State inside the Covelli Center on Sunday, Jan. 29, with first whistle tabbed for 1 p.m. Both duals are available for streaming via B1G+.
Five Spartans earned individual victories, including one major decision, but the No. 20 Michigan State wrestling team dropped a tightly contested 16-15 decision to the No. 24 Rutgers Scarlet Knights in dual action on Friday night inside Jersey Mike’s Arena.
Michigan State wrestling concludes its first road trip in Big Ten Conference dual action this weekend, as the No. 20 Spartans face off against the No. 24 Rutgers Scarlet Knights inside Jersey Mike’s Arena on Friday, Jan. 20, with first whistle slated for 7 p.m. The Green & White then travel to grapple against the defending National Champion and top-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions on Sunday, Jan. 22, with matches slated to begin at 1 p.m. inside Rec Hall.
No. 23 Chase Saldate earned his second top-15 individually ranked win of the weekend, but No. 21 Michigan State wrestling yielded a 21-11 defeat at the hands of the 12th-ranked Minnesota Golden Gophers in dual action from Maturi Pavilion on Sunday night.
Michigan State wrestling gets set to open Big Ten dual action at home on Friday, Jan. 13, as the No. 21 Spartans host third-ranked Michigan inside Jenison Field House in a 6:30 p.m. first whistle. The Spartans then hit the road for the first leg of a three-dual trek on Sunday, Jan. 15, with the Green & White facing off against No. 12 Minnesota inside Maturi Pavilion at 8 p.m. on Big Ten Network.