Ten Mizzou wrestlers will be competing for national titles in Kansas City on March 21-23.

The Missouri wrestler will compete for his third straight national title in Kansas City, Mo., March 21-23.

The Tiger’s fourth-place finish snaps their 12-straight conference win streak.

Nine Tigers have received bids for the 2024 NCAA Wrestling Championship in Kansas City, Mo., March 21-23, 2024.

The Tigers will have to work harder and smarter during Day 2 to overcome their point differential between ISU and OSU.

Iowa State leads with 71 points at the end of Session I.

The Tigers are chasing after the chance to get their 13th straight conference championship.

The Tigers are heading to the 2024 Big 12 Wrestling Championships and are prepared to keep moving forward.

True freshman Drew Stanfield reflects on what he has learned already at Missouri, and what he hopes to accomplish with the Tigers.

No. 7 Missouri fell 41-3 against No. 5 Iowa State University in its final dual of the 2024 wrestling season.

The Panthers defeated the Tigers 6-31 on Feb. 23, with many of Missouri's starters not in the lineup for the night.

The senior pulled off a 33-second pin after SDSU reeled off three consecutive victories to take the lead heading into the dramatic final bout.

The Tigers defeated NDSU, 32-6, to improve to 9-2 on the season.

Competing for the second time on the road this weekend, the Tigers couldn't remain undefeated at No. 14 Cornell

The No. 2-ranked Missouri wrestling team remains undefeated, 8-0, as it pursues a third straight Big 12 Wrestling Championship win.

Your daily briefing on what's going on with Mizzou athletics and how to keep up with the Tigers.

The No. 2 Missouri Tigers wrestling team remains undefeated after winning the final three bouts.

The Tigers continue to dominate the Big 12 Wrestling Conference after defeating Air Force 38-3 and improving their record 4-0.

The Tigers improve to 3-0 after their 40-6 win against the Cowboys.

The No. 3 Tigers dominated 30-12 against the visiting No. 18 Sooners.

The No. 3 Tigers dominated 39-6, as the visiting No. 21 Sun Devils managed to win just two matches.

The Tigers had five wrestlers claim first place, six finish second, and two land third at the five-team met at Staley High School in Kansas City.

The Tigers are hosting the annual Tiger Style Invite at Staley High School in Kansas City, Mo. and are ready to see their off-season work pay off on the mat.

Elam has become a dominant heavyweight wrestler for the Tigers and works to adjust offensively to repeat his success in championships this year.