Tickets for the 2025 National Collegiate Women’s Wrestling Championships (NCWWC), the annual national championships for NCAA women’s wrestling programs, are now on sale. The 2025 NCWWC will be held at the Xtream Arena in Coralville, Iowa—warmly known as Wrestling Town USA—on March 7 – 8, 2025. This year’s championship will feature 320 female wrestlers from all three NCAA Divisions competing for a national title. 

Sports fans will now be able to get tickets to one of the most exciting and fastest growing sports in the United States for women. Women’s Wrestling is currently an NCAA Emerging Sport and is now eligible NCAA championship consideration.  NCAA Divisions I, II and III are scheduled to vote on elevating women’s wrestling to NCAA championship status at the Association’s convention in January. If approved, the first women’s wrestling championship would take place in 2026. 

Tickets will be sold through Xtream Arena and will include an All-Session ticket or single-day ticket options. Handicap seating is available. 

All-Session Tickets

Adult Ticket: $60

Child Ticket: $40 

Single-Day Tickets

Adult Ticket: $35

Child Ticket: $25 

Group Pricing Available

Call box office for more information. 

For complete event schedule and more information, visit www.ncwwc.com.  

The NCWWC currently includes 96 NCAA programs from the Division I, II and III levels. Student-athletes must qualify for the NCWWC through eight Regional Qualifiers. This will be the sixth year the national tournament has been held and the first time being hosted at the Xtream Arena. 

The defending NCWWC team champion is the University of Iowa, who dethroned previous three-time NCWWC National Champions, McKendree University (Illinois). For local women’s wrestling fans, Iowa-based NCAA universities with the ability to qualify for the NCWWC finals this season include the University of Iowa, the University of Dubuque, Simpson College, Wartburg College, Cornell College and Central College. 

The 2025 NCWWC is being organized by Wrestle Like A Girl, a non-profit organization whose mission is to empower girls and women using the sport of wrestling to become leaders in life. The competition is also supported by a coalition of national wrestling organizations including USA Wrestling, the National Wrestling Coaches Association, the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, and D1 Women’s Wrestling.   

About Wrestle Like A Girl

Wrestle Like A Girl, a 501(c)3 founded in 2016, is led by Team USA bronze medalist, Sally Roberts, with a mission to empower girls and women using the sport of wrestling to become leaders in life. Through Advocacy and Education, Programs, and Research, WLAG leads and supports policies that champion the inclusion of girls and women in wrestling, advocates for a healthier wrestling culture, and leads projects that reduce barriers to entry while increasing opportunities. Learn more at www.wrestlelikeagirl.org or follow @wrestlelikeagirl_ on Instagram and @WrstleLikeAGirl on X (Twitter).