# 2027 College Wrestling Championship Calendar

Editable working resource. Source review: 2026-10-20.
Article: https://smartwrestlertracker.com/articles/college-wrestling-championship-calendar

## How should a downloaded championship calendar be maintained?

Treat the calendar as a dated snapshot. The all-day entries identify verified competition dates, not session times, athlete reporting instructions or ticket availability. Add a private planning layer for your own travel, and compare the source again before purchasing arrangements that would be difficult to change.

| Planning field | Prompt or example to adapt | Your entry |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Event identity | Check the championship organization, men’s or women’s event, division where relevant and competition year. | __________ |
| Official dates | Compare the listed date range with the linked governing source; do not infer a session start time. | __________ |
| Venue | Verify the actual building and city rather than treating a regional label as a complete address. | __________ |
| Personal itinerary | Add separate arrival, reporting, hotel and return entries using your confirmed instructions. | __________ |
| Revision check | Record when you last checked the source and update or remove a superseded downloaded entry. | __________ |

## Selected official 2027 NCAA championship dates; session times not verified

| Competition | Dates | Host or location |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Women’s Region One | February 19–20 | Ithaca; Ben Light Gymnasium |
| Women’s Region Two | February 19–20 | Lehigh; Rauch Fieldhouse |
| Women’s Region Three | February 19–20 | Emmanuel (GA); Shaw Athletic Center |
| Women’s Region Four | February 19–20 | Tiffin; Heminger Center |
| Women’s Region Five | February 20–21 | Wis.-Stevens Point; Quandt Fieldhouse |
| Women’s Region Six | February 19–20 | Fort Hays St.; Gross Memorial Coliseum |
| National Collegiate women’s championships | March 5–6 | Xtream Arena; Coralville, Iowa |
| Division I men’s championships | March 18–20 | Enterprise Center; St. Louis, Missouri |

## Original fictional planning example

A fictional family imports the championship file while planning to attend one national event and support a college-connected athlete at a regional. The all-day entries help them see the overall dates together, but they do not book a morning arrival based on an invented session start. For each selected event, the family opens the official source linked in the calendar and records which participant or spectator instructions still need confirmation. The regional entry is not treated as proof that a particular athlete is registered.

One caregiver initially assumes the imported file will update automatically. The family corrects that expectation: it is a snapshot, so a later change must be checked through the source and reflected in their own calendar. They retain the article’s review date and decide who will recheck before purchasing tickets or finalizing transport. If they import another version, they inspect duplicate handling rather than allowing several identical-looking entries to compete. The all-day end-date convention is a file-format detail, not an extra competition day.

Closer to travel, current session instructions provide the information needed to choose an arrival plan. The family keeps those details separate from the original championship range so another caregiver can understand what changed. This case illustrates the calendar’s actual value: a convenient, source-backed overview that organizes further verification. It does not guarantee access, qualification, venue services or travel terms. The best use is to connect a dated planning entry to an authoritative current source, while leaving unverified times blank and assigning a person to confirm the details that determine the real trip.

## Supporting references

- NCAA women’s championship information: https://www.ncaa.org/championship/national-collegiate/womens-wrestling/
- NCAA Division I men’s championship information: https://www.ncaa.org/championship/division-i/mens-wrestling/
- NCAA 2027 women’s regional sites: https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/championships/sports/wrestling/nc/women/2026-27NCWWR_RegionalSites.pdf