TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Northeastern State men's and women's wrestling will make history Wednesday, Nov. 4, at the NSU Event Center, hosting their first home dual event in program history.
The historic night will feature NSU competing against Murray State and Southeast Community College, with competition beginning at 4 p.m. between MSC and SCC before the RiverHawks hit the mat at 6 p.m. against Murray State.
Excitement surrounding the inaugural season continues to build across the state. More than 500 high school wrestlers from across Oklahoma have already preregistered to attend the event, creating what is expected to be a memorable atmosphere for the first collegiate wrestling duals hosted by Northeastern State.
As part of the celebration, all high school students will receive free admission to the Nov. 4 event.
The dual marks another milestone in the launch of Northeastern State's men's and women's wrestling programs. Both programs are competing in their inaugural seasons in 2026-27, with NSU Women's Wrestling making additional history as Oklahoma's first NCAA women's wrestling program.
EVENT INFORMATION
Northeastern State Men's & Women's Wrestling
vs. Murray State & Southeast Community College
Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026
4 p.m. (NSU begins at 6 p.m.)
NSU Event Center
1041 N. Grand Ave.
Tahlequah, OK 74464
TICKET PRICES
- High School Students: FREE
- General Admission, Adults 18+: $5
- Reserved Seat: $10
- Premium Reserved Seat: $15
- Courtside VIP Area: $20
- Mat-Side Seating: $25
Fans are encouraged to purchase reserved, premium, VIP and mat-side seating in advance due to anticipated attendance.
Tickets are available online through the NSU Athletics ticketing platform:
https://northeastern-state-university-athletics-ksst.vivenushop.com/event/mens-womens-wrestling-vs-southeast-murray-state-nqj5wf
Tickets may also be purchased at the admissions gate on event day, subject to availability. NSU Athletics is cashless, and fans purchasing tickets at the gate should be prepared to pay by credit card, debit card or tap-to-pay.
The Nov. 4 event will provide wrestling fans from across Oklahoma an opportunity to be part of a historic night as Northeastern State begins a new chapter of collegiate wrestling in Tahlequah.
