Week 7 of NCAA wrestling had another 26 upsets, and ten of those came against wrestlers ranked in the top 10. Conference tournaments are just around the corner, and these results will keep those seeding committees on their toes. Check out all the upsets we could find in week 7, and if you saw one we missed, email david.bray@flosports.tv or send a dm to @_davidbray on Twitter.

125

Both #8 McKee and #9 Schroder fell to #17 Barnett and #13 Foley respectively. After Spencer, the Big Ten is anyone’s guess at 125. Noah Surtin also knocked of Mastro.

#17 Eric Barnett, Wisconsin M;17-4 #8 Patrick Mckee, Minnesota

#13 RayVon Foley, Michigan State D;10-4 #9 Devin Schroder, Purdue

Noah Surtin, Missouri D;9-6 #19 Trevor Mastrogiovanni, Oklahoma State

133

No top ten upsets here, but Heilmann, Redding, Price, and Crawford all had solid upsets on the weekend.

Joseph Heilmann, North Carolina D;2-0 #11 Louie Hayes, Virginia

Zach Redding, Iowa State D;6-5 #15 Kyle Biscoglia, Northern Iowa

#20 Zach Price, South Dakota State D;7-5 #16 Ty Smith, Utah Valley

Trey Crawford, Missouri D;10-3 #17 Job Greenwood, Wyoming

141

Matt Ryan had a nice upset for Buffalo.

Matt Ryan, Buffalo D;7-5 #22 Josh Mason, Bloomsburg

149

Current UNI Panther Tristan Lara and former UNI Panther Michael Blockhus both had upset wins this weekend. Lara’s fall over All-American Jarrett Degen was especially impressive.

Tristan Lara, Northern Iowa F;4:30 #7 Jarrett Degen, Iowa State

#24 Michael Blockhus, Minnesota D;13-8 #22 Drew Scharenbrock, Wisconsin

157

Brady Berge’s upset of #8 Will Lewan helped Penn State knock off #2 Michigan, and Jacob Wright’s win over Wyatt Sheets earned him a nice Cowboy hat at the Cowboy Challenge.

#11 Brady Berge, Penn State D;3-1 #8 Will Lewan, Michigan

#20 Jacob Wright, Wyoming D;3-2 #16 Wyatt Sheets, Oklahoma State

165

Cam Amine beat out Joe Lee in a battle of first-year starters. These two will battle for years to come. Silverstein also upset Barczak.

#18 Cameron Amine, Michigan D;4-1 #14 Joe Lee, Penn State

Jake Silverstein, Rider D;5-3 #23 Evan Barczak, Drexel

174

Carter Starocci’s four-point nearfall in rideouts helped give Penn State the dual meet victory over Michigan and earned him a nice upset over #2 Massa. Trey Munoz had two upsets, and Jared Krattiger took out Jake Allar.

#7 Carter Starocci, Penn State D;7-1 #2 Logan Massa, Michigan

Trenton Munoz, Arizona State D;3-2 #18 Lance Runyon, Northern Iowa

Jared Krattiger, Wisconsin D;5-3 #20 Jake Allar, Minnesota

Trenton Munoz, Arizona State D;7-1 #25 Julien Broderson, Iowa State

184

Tate Samuelson and Max Lyon beat top ten opponents in Dakota Geer and Layne Malczewski. The parity at 184 is intriguing.

#23 Tate Samuelson, Wyoming D;10-6 #7 Dakota Geer, Oklahoma State

#14 Max Lyon, Purdue D;6-1 #8 Layne Malczewski, Michigan State

197

The ACC is a nightmare to seed at 197, especially after Kaden Russell earned his first win of the season with a fall over #4 Isaac Trumble. Austin Stith also took out Bryan McLaughlin.

Kaden Russell, Duke F;:44 #4 Isaac Trumble, NC State

Austin Stith, George Mason D;6-4 #19 Bryan McLaughlin, Drexel

285

Upsets over #5 Gremmel and #6 Isley established Cohlton Schultz as a letigimate All-American contender at heavyweight. Wyatt Hendrickson also took out Brandon Metz.

#14 Cohlton Schultz, Arizona State D;3-2 #5 Gannon Gremmel, Iowa State

#14 Cohlton Schultz, Arizona State D;4-0 #6 Carter Isley, Northern Iowa

Wyatt Hendrickson, Air Force F;2:46 #18 Brandon Metz, North Dakota State