2001 Cliff Keen National Duals

Cliff Keen/NWCA National Wrestling Duals
A double-elimination bracketed tournament in which the nation's top 10-man teams take each other on in a dual meet format.

Tournament Preview

Tournament Seedings

Championship Tournament Schedule First Round Match 1: (1) Oklahoma State 24, Lehigh 12 Match 2: (8) Arizona State 35, MSU-Northern 8 Match 3: (5) Oklahoma 36, Nebraska-Omaha 6 Match 4: (4) Iowa State 29, Montclair St. 18 Match 5: (3) Iowa 35, Edinboro 14 Match 6: (6) Michigan 35, Virginia Tech 6 Match 7: (7) Nebraska 21, Penn State 13 Match 8: (2) Minnesota 22, Hofstra 9 Quarterfinals Match 9: Oklahoma State 26, Arizona State 12 Match 10: Iowa State 19, Oklahoma 17 Match 13: Iowa 20, Michigan 18 Match 14: Minnesota 30, Nebraska 9 Semifinals Match 21: Oklahoma State 25, Iowa State 13 Match 22: Minnesota 20, Iowa 17 Finals Match 30: Minnesota 20, Oklahoma State 12 Consolation Tournament Schedule Consolation First Round Match 11: Lehigh 36, MSU-Northern 3 Match 12: Nebraska-Omaha 22, Montclair St. 21 Match 15: Edinboro 25, Virginia Tech 12 Match 16: Penn State 20, Hofstra 12 Consolation Second Round Match 17: Lehigh 24, Nebraska 18 Match 18: Michigan 37, Nebraska-Omaha 6 Match 19: Oklahoma 23, Edinboro 13 Match 20: Penn State 19, Arizona State 16 Consolation Third Round Match 23: Michigan 22, Lehigh 16 Match 24: Oklahoma 33, Penn State 3 Consolation Fourth Round Match 25: Iowa State 22, Michigan 16 Match 26: Iowa 23, Oklahoma 18 Placing Matches Match 27: Lehigh 28, Penn State 6 (7th) Match 28: Michigan 19, Oklahoma 19 (UM wins on tiebreaker) (5th) Match 29: Iowa 26, Iowa State 21 (3rd)

Championship Bracket

Consolation Bracket

Audio and Video from TheMat.com

Most Outstanding Wrestler: Cael Sanderson, Iowa State

Television: Championship Finals on FoxSports Chicago, 7:30 p.m. and 12:00 a.m., Tuesday January 30th.

Location: Bryce Jordan Center (15,261), University Park, Pa.

Attendance:
Total: 5,159

TEAMS Competing (2000 NCAA Finish):
Arizona State (4th)
Edinboro (15th)
Hofstra (21st)
Iowa (1st)
Iowa State (2nd)
Lehigh (7th)
Michigan (13th)
Minnesota (3rd)
Montana State Northern (NAIA Champion)
Montclair State (Division III Champion)
Nebraska (8th)
Nebraska-Omaha (Division II Champion)
Oklahoma (4th)
Oklahoma State (5th)
Penn State (T16th)
Virginia Tech (19th)

2000 Championship Match:
Iowa State 17, Minnesota 16

Returning Team Champions (titles won):
Iowa (3, 1996, '95, '92)
Iowa State (1, 2000)
Minnesota (1, 1998)
Oklahoma State (5, 1999, '97, '94, '90, '89)
Penn State (2, 1993, '91)