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The 2015 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships took place from March 19 to March 21 in St. Louis, Missouri at the Scottrade Center. The tournament was the 85th NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. Ohio State Buckeyes won their first title. Ohio State's head coach Tom Ryan was named NCAA Coach of the Year for the second time.

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2015 NCAA Division I Wrestling Tournament
FormatDouble-elimination
Finals siteSt. Louis, Missouri
Scottrade Center
ChampionsOhio State Buckeyes (1st title)
Runner-upIowa Hawkeyes
Semifinalists
Winning coachTom Ryan (1st title)
MVPLogan Stieber (Ohio State)
Attendance113,013
TelevisionESPN Networks
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Team results

  • Note: Top 10 only
  • (H): Team from hosting U.S. state
  • Number of individual champions in parentheses
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Rank Team Points
1 Ohio State102 (2)
2 Iowa84
3 Edinboro751⁄2
4 Missouri (H)731⁄2 (1)
5 Cornell711⁄2 (1)
6 Penn State671⁄2 (1)
7 Oklahoma State65
8 Minnesota591⁄2
9 Nebraska59
9 Virginia Tech56
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Individual results

  • Note: Table does not include wrestlebacks
  • (H): Individual from hosting U.S. State

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WeightFirstSecondThird
125 lbs Nathan Tomasello
Ohio State
Zeke Moisey
West Virginia
Alan Waters
Missouri
133 lbs Cody Brewer
Oklahoma Sooners
Cory Clark
Iowa
Aaron Schoop
Edinboro
141 lbs Logan Stieber
Ohio State
Mitchell Port
Edinboro
Devin Carter
Virginia Tech
149 lbs Drake Houdashelt
Missouri
David Habat
Edinboro
Jason Tsirtsis
Northwestern
157 lbs Isaiah Martinez
Illinois Fighting Illini
Brian Realbuto
Cornell
James Green
Nebraska
165 lbs Alex Dieringer
Oklahoma State
Taylor Walsh
Indiana
Bo Jordan
Ohio State
174 lbs Matt Brown
Penn State
Tyler Wilps
Pittsburgh
Robert Kokesh
Nebraska
184 lbs Gabe Dean
Cornell
Nathaniel Brown
Lehigh
Victor Avery
Edinboro
197 lbs Kyven Gadson
Iowa State
Kyle Snyder
Ohio State
Morgan McIntosh
Penn State
285 lbs Nick Gwiazdowski
NC State
Adam Coon
Michigan
Michael McMullan
Northwestern
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