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DIVISION I
Dates and sites:
The championships will be March 15-17 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa.Field:
There will be 330 competitors determined through qualifying tournaments.Qualifying date:
March 3.2000 champion:
Iowa.Top team contenders: Iowa, Iowa State, Minnesota, Oklahoma State, Michigan, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Illinois.
Top individual contenders:
Eric Juergens, Iowa, 133-pound class; Don Pritzlaff, Wisconsin, 165-pound class; Cael Sanderson, Iowa State, 184-pound class; Brad Vering, Nebraska, 197-pound class.DIVISION II
Dates and sites:
The championships will be March 9-10 at Butler-Hancock Hall in Greeley, Colorado.Field:
There will be 160 competitors determined through qualifying tournaments.Qualifying date:
February 26.2000 champion:
North Dakota State.Top team contenders: Nebraska-Omaha, Central Oklahoma, North Dakota State, Ashland, Pittsburgh-Johnstown, South Dakota State, Central Missouri State.
Top individual contenders:
Kevin Boccella, Shippensburg, 197-pound class; Jon Madsen, South Dakota State, heavyweight class; Steve Saxlund, North Dakota State, 184-pound class; Luke Shaw, Central Missouri State, 133-pound class.DIVISION III
Dates and sites:
The championships will be March 2-3 at Young Arena in Waterloo, Iowa.Field:
There will be 160 competitors determined through qualifying tournaments.Qualifying date:
February 26.2000 champion:
Augsburg.Top team contenders: Augsburg, Wisconsin-La Crosse, Montclair State, Wartburg, Brockport State, Lycoming, Loras, Luther.
Top individual contenders:
Ben Bauer, Augsburg, heavyweight class; Ryan Ciotoli, Ithaca, 157-pound class; Chris Fertig, Coast Guard, 165-pound class; Nik Lewandowski, Augsburg, 184-pound class.Eight of the last 10 Division III championships have been won by a "burg" -- either Augsburg (6) or Wartburg (2).
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