Landon Robideau secures 157-pound title with upset of Nebraska's Antrell Taylor

Robideau and Vega become OSU's first pair of freshman national champions, a feat not accomplished since Iowa's Lee and Diakomihalis in 2018

Daniel Allen

Mar 23, 2026 - 3 min read

Landon Robideau celebrates after defeating reigning 157-pound champion Antrell Taylor of Nebraska 4-2 in the NCAA Championship final Saturday at Rocket Arena in Cleveland. Robideau, a freshman, avenged a 3-2 loss to Taylor in December to claim OSU's second individual title of the tournament. – Photo by Bruce Waterfield/OSU Athletics

Landon Robideau secures 157-pound title with upset of Nebraska's Antrell Taylor — Landon Robideau celebrates after defeating reigning 157-pound champion Antrell Taylor of Nebraska 4-2 in the NCAA Championship final Saturday at Rocket Arena in Cleveland. Robideau, a freshman, avenged a 3-2 loss to Taylor in December to claim OSU's second individual title of the tournament. – Photo by Bruce Waterfield/OSU Athletics

With a chance at vengeance, Landon Robideau seized the opportunity.

The fifth-seeded Robideau downed reigning 157-pound champion and second-seeded Cantrell Taylor of Nebraska with a 4-2 decision at the 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland on Saturday. Concurrently, Robideau avenged a 3-2 loss to Taylor in December during OSU's win against the Cornhuskers in Lincoln.

Free to read. Your email is the key.

Every story on The Stillwegian is free — city hall, local businesses, community events, and the people who make Stillwater what it is. Sign up with your email for full access to all our reporting and the complete archive. No payment, no subscription.

Already a member? Sign in