Mizzou wrestling announces 2026-27 schedule

The Tigers announced their 2026-27 schedule with seven home events at Hearnes Center, including a pair of early-season tournaments and five duals. Mizzou will begin its season Nov. 2 by hosting the second annual Missouri Duals. Central Missouri, Central Methodist, Avila, Drury and Maryville will tra

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The Tigers announced their 2026-27 schedule with seven home events at Hearnes Center, including a pair of early-season tournaments and five duals.

Mizzou will begin its season Nov. 2 by hosting the second annual Missouri Duals. Central Missouri, Central Methodist, Avila, Drury and Maryville will travel to Columbia.

The Tigers will remain at Hearnes Center on Nov. 14 for the Tiger Style Invite. Mizzou will face Purdue, Oregon State, Little Rock, South Dakota State and Morgan State in the event.

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first road trip will come Nov. 22 at the Keystone Classic in Philadelphia. The tournament will be hosted by the University of Pennsylvania.

The Tigers will then return to Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the second consecutive season to compete in the National Duals Invitational. The two-day event is scheduled for Dec. 12-13, with teams competing for a share of more than $1.2 million.

Mizzou will open its conference duals Dec. 20 against Little Rock before heading into the holiday break.

Action returns in January with a two-dual weekend in Oklahoma. Missouri will travel to Norman to face Oklahoma on Jan. 8 before heading to Stillwater to take on Oklahoma State on Jan. 10.

Mizzou will return home Jan. 14 against West Virginia to host Northern Iowa on Jan. 22.

The final road trip of the regular season is Feb. 5-6, traveling west for Big 12 duals against Utah Valley and Wyoming.

Mizzou will close its regular season with two home duals. Arizona State will visit Hearnes Center on Feb. 11 before Iowa State comes to Columbia for the regular-season finale Feb. 17.

The postseason will begin with the Big 12 Championship, which will take place March 5-6 at the BOK Center in Tulsa.

Mizzou’s qualifiers will compete at the NCAA Championships, coming to St. Louis in 2027 and will be hosted by the University of Missouri. The tournament is scheduled for March 18-20 at Enterprise Center.