St. Louis Triumphs with the 2027 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships at Enterprise Center

Wrestling fans in St. Louis can start marking their calendars because the city has secured the 2027 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. In an announcement confirmed by Fox 2 Now, the St. Louis Sports Commission, along with the University of Missouri, shared that the Enterprise Center will be transformed into a venue for the championships.

While Kansas City is set to host five NCAA championships across various sports, St. Louis is working hard to secure the 2027 wrestling finals. According to St. Louis Today, the NCAA has chosen over 240 sites for the 2026-27 and 2027-28 seasons. It’s clear that both cities are making strides in attracting major collegiate sporting events.

A press conference is set to take place at the Enterprise Center, according to Fox 2 Now. The lineup includes St. Louis Sports Commission President Marc Schreiber, St. Louis Blues' Chris Zimmerman, Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, Greater St. Louis Inc.'s Jason Hall, and Mizzou Wrestling Head Coach Brian Smith, all expected to share details and insights on the upcoming championships.

Mizzou has hosted the NCAA Wrestling Championships nine times before, and St. Louis is no stranger to the spotlight. "Mizzou has served as the host school for the NCAA Wrestling Championships nine times in St. Louis, most recently in 2021," reports First Alert 4. Details about the event are still emerging, and everyone from sports fans to local businesses is paying attention as the St. Louis Sports Commission and other organizers work to ensure a successful 2027 championships. As more information becomes available, one thing is clear—St. Louis is ready to welcome wrestling's best in 2027.