NCAA wrestling: Live updates, team scores, results from Iowa, ISU, UNI wrestlers Friday

Tulsa, Okla. – The 2023 NCAA Wrestling Championships will continue with Sessions 3 and 4 at the BOK Center here on Friday.

The Iowa wrestling team moved into second place overall on Friday night with 48 points. Three wrestlers in the semifinals – Spencer Lee (125), Real Woods (141), Tony Cacioppi (285) – and three more in the blood round – Max Murin (149), Nelson Brands (174), Jacob Warner (197). The Hawkeyes went 6–6 overall in Season 3, bringing their overall tournament record to 21–11.

Iowa State climbed into the top-10, currently ranked 9th with 28 team points. David Carr (165) made the semifinals, and four others — Zach Redding (133), Casey Swiderski (141), Marcus Coleman (184), Sam Schuyler (285) — are in the blood round. The Cyclones went 9–4 overall in Season 3, bringing their overall tournament record to 19–10.

Northern Iowa is 12th with 22 points after Parker Kekesen (184) reached the semifinals and Kyle Biscoglia (133) and Austin Yant (165) reached the blood rounds. The Panthers went 7–4 overall, bringing its overall tournament record to 15–10.

Penn State took a commanding lead in the team race with 78 points thanks to 7 semifinalists and one more wrestler advancing to the blood round. The Hawkeyes led a heated race for second place, ahead of third-place Cornell (45.5) and fourth-place Nebraska (44). Michigan (39), Missouri (34), and Ohio State (31) are ranked 5th-6th-7th.

Day 1:Full results from Iowa, Iowa St, Northern Iowa wrestlers from Thursday in NCAA wrestling

You can watch the action on ESPN, ESPNU, and ESPN+, or follow along online via track wrestling or by After me, Cody Goodwin, wrestling writer for the Des Moines RegisterFor live updates, analysis, commentary and much more throughout the tournament.

Here is Friday’s schedule:

• session 3:11 AM CT, ESPNU

• season 4:7 p.m. CT, ESPN

We’ll be providing updates here throughout the day, with results and a look at what’s next, so check back often when the action begins.

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NCAA wrestling team scores after season 3

1. Penn State, 78 (7 wrestlers in semifinals, 1 wrestle back)

2. Iowa, 48 (3, 3)

3. Cornell, 45.5 (3, 3)

4. Nebraska, 44 (4, 1)

5. Michigan, 39 (2, 3)

6. Missouri, 34 (2, 4)

7. Ohio State, 31 (1, 6)

8. NC State, 29 (1, 3)

9. Iowa State, 28 (1, 4)

10. Arizona State, 27 (2, 2)

11. Leahy, 22.5 (1, 2)

12. Northern Iowa, 22 (1, 2)

13. Princeton, 22 (2, 0)

14. Virginia Tech, 21 (1, 5)

15. Air Force, 20 (1, 0)

16. South Dakota State, 20 (1, 3)

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133 pounds

season 3

• Wrestling: #15 Kyle Biscoglia (Northern Iowa) wins 6-1 over #16 Joe Heilman (Rutgers)

• Wrestling: #14 Zach Redding (Iowa State) wins over #29 Angelo Rini (Columbia), 11-3

• Wrestling: #23 Brody Teske (Iowa) lost to #9 Mickey Filippi (Pittsburgh), 4-1

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141 pounds

season 3

• quarter finals: #1 Real Woods (Iowa) wins over #8 Allen Hart (Missouri), 9-0

• Wrestling: #24 Casey Swiderski (Iowa State) won by fall over #7 Vince Cornella (Cornell) in 6:48

• Wrestling: #14 Cal Happle (Northern Iowa) won 10-5 over #29 Jordan Titus (West Virginia)

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149 pounds

season 3

• quarter finals, #8 Max Murin (Iowa) lost 8-7 to #1 Yianni Diakomihalis (Cornell)

• Wrestling: #16 Colin Realbuto (Northern Iowa) lost to #33 Dom Demas (Cal Poly) 10-7

• Wrestling: #10 Michael Blockhus (Minnesota) won 9-6 over #25 Caleb Tyus (SIUE)

• Wrestling: #5 Paniro Johnson (Iowa State) lost to #11 Doug Jaffe (Penn) 3-2

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157 pounds

season 3

• Wrestling: #25 Jason Crasser (Iowa State) won by fall over #10 Cayden Geffler (Oklahoma State) in 2:06.

• Wrestling: #22 Derek Holschlag (Northern Iowa) lost to #28 Paddy Gallagher (Ohio State) 17-9

• Wrestling: #14 Kobe Seibrecht (Iowa) lost by fall to #13 Trevor Chumble (Northwestern) in 6:43

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165 pounds

season 3

• quarter finals: #1 David Carr (Iowa State) wins over #9 Shane Griffith (Stanford), 2-1

• Wrestling: #6 Patrick Kennedy (Iowa) wins over #28 Andrew Sparks (Minnesota), 6-3

• Wrestling: #17 Austin Yant (Northern Iowa) won 10-5 over #31 Wyatt Sheets (Oklahoma State)

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174 pounds

season 3

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184 pounds

season 3

• quarter finals: #1 Parker Keksen (Northern Iowa) wins over #9 Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota), 3-2

• quarter finals: #5 Marcus Coleman (Iowa State) lost to #4 Trey Munoz (Oregon State) 3-1 (SV)

• Wrestling: #12 Abe Assad (Iowa) lost 4-3 to #11 Gavin Kane (North Carolina)

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197 pounds

session 3

• quarter finals: #7 Tanner Sloan (South Dakota State) won 6-4 (SV) over #2 Bernie Truex (Cal Poly).

• Wrestling: #14 Jacob Warner (Iowa) won by fall in 1:59 over #20 Evan Bockman (Utah Valley)

• Wrestling: #13 Young Bastida (Iowa State) wins over #30 Andrew Davison (Northwestern), 3-1

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285 pounds

session 3

• quarter finals: #4 Tony Cacioppi (Iowa) won over #5 Kohlton Schultz (Arizona State), 3-1 (SV)

• Wrestling: #13 Tyrell Gordon (Northern Iowa) won 6-1 over #19 Jonah Nissenbaum (Duke)

• Wrestling: #8 Sam Schuyler (Iowa State) wins over #23 Jacob Bullock (Indiana), 3-2

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Cody Goodwin covers wrestling and high school sports for the Des Moines Register. follow him on twitter @codygoodwin,

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