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2023 Big Ten Wrestling Tournament Finals Results

IMG_6598by:Nick Kosko•03/05/23•

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BIG TEN FINALS RESULTS
(Big Ten Network)

The 2023 Big Ten Wrestling Tournament Finals are in the books after Sunday’s semifinal round, all 10 weight classes featured the best of the best in the conference, but only one man per weight came out on top. 

Every wrestler in the finals already punched his ticket to the NCAA Championships in Tulsa two weeks from now.

Below are the 10 finals matchups and results in the Big Ten Wrestling Tournament.

Big Ten Wrestling Tournament Finals Results

125: No. 1 Spencer Lee (Iowa) dec. 8-2 over No. 2 Liam Cronin (Nebraska)

133: No. 1 Roman Bravo-Young (Penn State) dec. 5-2 over No. 6 Aaron Nagao (Minnesota)

141: No. 1 Real Woods (Iowa) dec. 2-1 over No. 3 Brock Hardy (Nebraska)

149: No. 1 Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) dec. 7-5 SV over No. 6 Michael Blockhus (Minnesota)

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157: No. 2 Levi Haines (Penn State) dec. 3-1 SV over No. 1 Peyton Robb (Nebraska)

165: No. 1 Dean Hamiti (Wisconsin) dec. 9-6 over No. 3 Patrick Kennedy (Iowa)

174: No. 1 Carter Starocci (Penn State) dec. 6-1 over No. 2 Mike Labriola (Nebraska)

184: No. 1 Aaron Brooks (Penn State) MD 12-2 over No. 2 Kaleb Romero (Ohio State)

197: No. 2 Silas Allred (Nebraska) dec. 6-3 over No. 1 Max Dean (Penn State)

285: No. 1 Mason Parris (Michigan) dec. 5-3 SV over No. 2 Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State)

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The 109th Big Ten Wrestling Championships were held from March 4-5, 2023, at Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Mich., with the University of Michigan playing host to the event for the first time since 2010. All 14 conference schools participated in the championships, which began Saturday, March 4, with the first-round, quarterfinal, semifinal and wrestleback matches taking place during Sessions I and II. 

Action continues Sunday, March 5, with consolation semifinals and seventh-place matches getting underway during Session III and the first-, third- and fifth-place matches highlighting Session IV.