Dickinson State women’s wrestling program earned its first individual national championship in its young history on Saturday. Freshman Jumoke Adekoye won the national championship at 131 pounds.

PROVIDENCE, RI. (WDBJ) - A major accomplishment for a Roanoke College wrestling as Mark Samuel became the first in program history to become a Division III National Champion. Samuel defeated the reigning national champion in the 141-weight class, Josh Wilson, 2 to 1 in a tiebreaker on Saturday to clam the crown.

Erin Hikiji was the highlight for the Argos as she dominated her way through the bracket to claim her first career NAIA national championship at 103 pounds.

For the first time since 1994, a team other than Wartburg College or Augusburg University will have a claim on the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships. Wartburg led the team race by four points going into the last match of the finals,

For the first time since 1994, someone other than Wartburg College or Augusburg University will have a claim on the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships. Wartburg led the team race by four points going into the last match of the finals,

With individual national championships by Hayden Browm and Joziah Fry, for the first time in school history, Johnston & Whales is DIII national champions in wrestling. JWU shares the team title with Wartburg.