2022 NCAA Preview: 133 lbs.

Rankings are from the February 18th NWCA Poll. d3wrestle.com ranking to come next week.

Northeast 14. KaiserRoger Williams
Northeast 2SantiagoNew England College
Northeast 3Leo-EsparoliniJohnson & Wales
Mideast 1CardenasCortland
Mideast 2HernandezIthaca
Mideast 3LeveyBrockport
Southeast 13. RohrbaughYork
Southeast 2WilsonGreensboro
Southeast 3KowalskiGettysburg
Central 15. MasseyMount Union
Central 28. PerelkaJohn Carroll
Central 3HintonBaldwin Wallace
Lower Midwest 11. PrecinNorth Central
Lower Midwest 22. PinsWartburg
Lower Midwest 39. ParkeCoe
Upper Midwest 16. BerlinUW-Stevens Point
Upper Midwest 27. FleetwoodUW-Eau Claire
Upper Midwest 3ThompsonUW-Platteville

Robbie Precin continued his outstanding career for North Central with a regional title. He has just two losses in three years of college competition. He picked up a third win this season against Joe Pins of Wartburg in the finals. The top three seed finished 1-2-3 with Bryce Park of Coe slotting into the last qualifying slot.

The Upper Midwest was tightly contested. Matt Berlin, the #2 seed at the canceled 2020 championships, defeated Tyler Fleetwood of UW-Eau Claire in the finals for the second competition in a row, mirroring the WIAC finals with a second major decision. Zach Thompson moved up from the 4th seed to 3rd place to give Platteville a qualifier here.

Dalton Rohrbaugh defeated Josh Wilson in the Southeast final, a battle of DI transfers. Luke Kowalski came in 3rd for Gettysburg. His older brother Colin was the last NCAA qualifier for the Bullets. 8th seeded Gabriel Leo-Esparolini of JWU surprised with a 3rd place finish in the Northeast behind the ranked Kaiser of Roger Williams and Santiago of New England College.

See if you can figure out how these guys are supposed to be seeded. Arrows point from the winner to the loser of a match.