Published 11 days ago • Philadelphia, United States • Updated 10 days ago

Mizzou wrestler O'Toole falls short of third national title

Keegan O'Toole aimed for his third national title at the NCAA Championship but lost 4-1 in overtime to Dean Hamiti Jr. From Oklahoma State.
Mizzou's Cam Steed secured seventh place at 165 pounds after pinning Cameron Amine from Oklahoma State in the first period.
Northern Iowa's Parker Keckeisen advanced to his third national championship match with a win over Max McEnelly, making him the first three-time finalist since Bill Koll.
Penn State leads the competition with 10 All-Americans and a total of 135.5 points, while Northern Iowa is in seventh with 44.5 points.

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O'Toole finishes second at NCAA Championships, Steed also crowned All-American

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (KMIZ) No. 25 Mizzou Wrestling has ended the 2024-25 season with two All-Americans. Keegan O'Toole fell just one win short of becoming a three-time NCAA champion, losing to Oklahoma State's Dean Hamiti by a 4-1 decision in sudden victory. Cam Steed claimed seventh place at the championship meet to become a first-time All-American. O'Toole and Hamiti's showdown was a rematch of this season's 174-pound Big-12 Conference Champions…

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MU wrestling's O'Toole falls short of 3rd national title, Steed finishes 7th to wrap up NCAA Championships

MU's Keegan O'Toole finished second in the 174-pound division, while Cam Steed (165) placed seventh to wrap up the NCAA Championships on Saturday in Philadelphia.

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Mizzou wrestler O'Toole falls short of third national title

Keegan O'Toole closed his college career with his fifth top-three finish at the NCAA Championship on Saturday in Philadelphia.

10 days ago·Pennsylvania, United States

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Doug Schwab named NWCA National Coach of the Year

PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (KWWL) -- UNI wrestling coach Doug Schwab has been named the 2025 National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Division I Men's National Coach of the Year.

10 days ago·Waterloo, United States

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NCAA Wrestling Championships: UNI's Parker Keckeisen reaches third national final

Keckeisen, the defending 184-pound national champion, pulled out an incredible victory in overtime over Minnesota's Max McEnelly Friday in Philadelphia.

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Analyzing Penn State’s semifinal performance, quest for team title at NCAA Wrestling Championships

PHILADELPHIA — Penn State’s Friday night performance in the NCAA Wrestling Championships looked like it was going to be similar to the Nittany Lions’ regular season: Even if things got dicey down below, the team’s upperweights would pull away.

11 days ago·Harrisburg, United States

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