Penn State Wrestling: What time, TV channel is Sunday Session of 2025 Big Ten Wrestling Championships?
No. 1 Penn State Wrestling continues its action in the second day of the 2025 B1G Wrestling Championships, details on when and how to watch
The final rounds of the 2025 B1G Wrestling Championships commence this Sunday, March 9th in Evanston, Illinois. The Welsh-Ryan Arena will be filled to the brim once again with fans eagerly awaiting the epic matches yet to unfold.
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Below are the full details on how to watch the final sessions on Sunday.
2025 B1G Wrestling Championships
Credit – Lloyd McCully
Sunday Schedule
Session III – Consolation Semifinals, 7th Place Matches
Time: 1:00 p.m. EST
Where: Evanston, Illinois
TV: B1G+
Live Stream: FuboTV (FREE Trial)
Online Radio: Free via Lionvision at GoPSUsports.com
Session IV – 1st, 3rd, and 5th Place Matches
Time: 5:30 p.m. EST
Where: Evanston, Illinois
TV: Broadcast nationally on the Big Ten Network and B1G+
Live Stream: FuboTV (FREE Trial)
Online Radio: Free via Lionvision at GoPSUsports.com
The conclusion to the 2025 B1G Wrestling Championships takes place today and if didn’t get enough entertainment saturday, well then you’re in luck. Because the action will be hot and heavy once again as the tournament marches towards crowning individual champions and the team trophy.
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