Virginia Tech Wrestling Live Updates: 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships Results

How are the Hokies competing on the mat at Wells Fargo Center?

Connor Mardian | 17 Hours Ago

Virginia Tech Athletics

In day two of the NCAA Wrestling Championships, eight Hokies are still en route to a great tournament.

Four Hokies are looking for championship pushes, including 125-pound Eddie Ventresca, 133-pound Connor McGonagle, 149-pound former national champion Caleb Henson, and 174-pound Lennox Wolak.

Four more Hokie wrestlers are in the consoloation brackets. Rafael Hipolito Jr., Andy Smith, Jimmy Mullen and Mac Church.

Below is live updates as each Hokie moves on through the day

1. No. 3 Eddie Ventresca comes back from down 1-0 to win 4-1 on sudden victory. Ventresca is headed into the semifinals, after win against WVU Jett Strickenberger.

2. No.6 Connor McGonagle is up against redshirt Freshman Zan Fugitt in the 133-pound class quarterfinals

3. An update from Virginia Tech Athletics "Connor McGonagle countered, drops his quarterfinal bout. He'll wrestle again this morning and look to battle his way to a podium finish."

4. No.1 Seed Caleb Henson escapes through a 8-5 sudden victory to move onto tonight's semifinals.

5. No. 4 Seed Rafael Hipolito Jr. falls in the consolation bracket to end his tournament at 1-2.

6. No. 28 Mac Church loses his consolation bout and finishes his redshirt freshman season.

7. Lennox Wolak loses to No.1 seed Keegan O'Toole in the 174 bout, Wolak drops to the consolation bracket.

8. No.19 Andy Smith falls in the consolation bracket, his last dual as a Hokies for the redshirt senior. Smith loses to No.20 Camden McDanel from Nebraska.

9. No.11 Jimmy Mullen drops his 285-pound bout against All-American Nick Feldman in the consolation bracket. Mullen was cleared of a concussion protocol, before dropping to Feldman.

10. After a long break, to kick things off No.3 Eddie Ventresca fell in a tiebreaker in the semifinals against No. 7 Troy Spratley from Oklahoma State.

11. No.1 seed 149-pound Caleb Henson fights for his second straight National Championship bout. Henson has already become the first Hokie to be a two-time National Championship finalist.