IOWA WRESTLING MEDIA GUIDE 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 1 IOWA HAWKEYE WRESTLING

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2 IOWA HAWKEYE WRESTLING Quick Facts School Information Name: University of Iowa Location: Iowa City, Iowa Enrollment: 32,948 President: Bruce Harreld Henry B. and Patricia B. Tippie Director of Athletics: Gary Barta Colors: Black & Gold (PMS 116) Nickname: Hawkeyes Mascot: Herky the Hawk Conference: Big Ten Facility (Capacity): Carver-Hawkeye Arena (15,077) Athletics Communications Wrestling Contact: Chris Brewer Office Phone: 319/ Cell Phone: 319/ Address: Mailing Address: S300 Carver-Hawkeye Arena, Iowa City, IA Web Site: hawkeyesports.com Team Information Head Coach (Alma Mater, Yr.): Tom Brands (Iowa, 1992) School Record (Yrs.): (12 years) Overall Record (Yrs.): (14 years) Office Phone: 319/ Associate Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Terry Brands (Iowa, 1992) Assistant Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Ryan Morningstar (Iowa, 2009) Record: Conference Record/Finish: 6-3/5th Conference Tournament (Pts/Place): 90.5/4th NCAA Finish (Pts/Place): 97/3rd Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/4 NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 7/2 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 4/1 Returning All-Americans (Wt., NCAA Finish): Spencer Lee (125, 1st) Michael Kemerer (157, 4th) Alex Marinelli (165, 6th) Sam Stoll (285, 5th) UI Intercollegiate Athletics Mission Statement The mission of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is to provide the administrative and coaching support, facilities, resources, and equipment necessary for student-athletes to graduate from The University of Iowa while competing successfully in broad-based championship caliber intercollegiate athletics. The overall well-being of the participant and integrity of the program are paramount in all that we do. UI Nondiscrimination Statement The University of Iowa prohibits discrimination in employment, educational programs, and activities on the basis of race, creed, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, pregnancy, disability, genetic information, status as a U.S. veteran, service in the U.S. military, sexual orientation, gender identity, associational preferences, or any other classification that deprives the person of consideration as an individual. The university also affirms its commitment to providing equal opportunities and equal access to university facilities. For additional information on nondiscrimination policies, contact the Director, Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity, the University of Iowa, 202 Jessup Hall, Iowa City, IA , UI Accessibility Statement Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to attend all University of Iowa- sponsored events. If you are a person with a disability who requires a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in this program, please contact the UI Athletics Ticket office ( ) or UI Athletics Event Management ( ). Table of Contents Roster & Weight-By-Weight Breakdown... 2 Pronunciation Guide... 2 Team Photo... 3 Head Coach Tom Brands Associate Head Coach Terry Brands... 6 Assistant Coach Ryan Morningstar... 7 Volunteer Assistant Coach Bobby Telford... 8 Strength and Conditioning Coach Quinn Hollan... 8 Director of Operations Luke Eustice... 8 Former Hawkeyes in Coaching Positions... 9 Wrestling Support Staff... 9 Meet the Hawkeyes Opponents Opponent Series Results Hawkeye Wrestling History Season Review Big Ten Championships Review NCAA Championships Review Hawkeyes In International Competition NCAA Championship Seasons NCAA Champions Four-Time All-Americans & Hodge Trophy Winners All-Americans & NCAA Awards Big Ten Champions & Awards Individual School Records Team Awards Academic Honors/Conference Honors All-Time Letterwinners All-Time Results All-Time Coaching Records National Attendance Leaders Hawkeye Facilities Hawkeye Visions UI President Bruce Harreld UI Director of Athletics Gary Barta UI Athletic Communications Area Directory Hawkeye Traditions Schedule... OBC Hawkeye Wrestling Interview Requests Coach Brands and wrestling student-athletes are available for interviews from 3:00-3:25 Tuesday afternoons inside the Dan Gable Wrestling Complex. Please contact Chris Brewer with student-athlete requests prior to Tuesday s media sessions. Credits The University of Iowa wrestling media guide was written, designed and edited by Chris Brewer, Rob McCulaugh, and Traci Wagner. Photographs provided by Darren Miller, Brian Ray, the University Relations Photo Unit, the IOC/Olympic Museum Collections and the University of Iowa Visual Center s Photographic Services. Cover artwork designed by Matt Ellison. Printing done University of Iowa Printing Service in Iowa City, Iowa. 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 1

3 ROSTER Name Wt. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Last School) Zach Axmear 149/ *Fr. North English, Iowa (English Valley) Mitch Bowman Sr. Donahue, Iowa (North Scott) Nelson Brands 157/ Fr. Iowa City, Iowa (West) Cade Brownlee 184/ So. Omaha, Nebraska (Creighton Preparatory School) Aaron Cashman 125/ Fr. Spring Park, Minnesota (Shakopee) Tony Cassioppi Fr. Roscoe, Illinois (Hononegah) Sam Cook So. Fort Dodge, Iowa (Fort Dodge High School) Connor Corbin *Fr. West Des Moines, Iowa (Valley) Aaron Costello *Fr. Dubuque, Iowa (Western Dubuque) Austin DeSanto 133/ So. Exeter, Pennsylvania (Exeter/Drexel) Jeren Glosser 149/ Jr. Eddyville, Iowa (Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont) Paul Glynn 133/ Jr. Bettendorf, Iowa (Bettendorf) Carter Happel So. Lisbon, Iowa (Lisbon) Steven Holloway Jr. West Burlington, Iowa (Mediapolis) Joe Kelly 157/ Fr. West Liberty, Iowa (West Liberty) Michael Kemerer Jr. Murrysville, Pennsylvania (Franklin Regional) Spencer Lee So. Murrysville, Pennsylvania (Franklin Regional) Pat Lugo Jr. Homestead, Florida (South Dade HS/Edinboro) Alex Marinelli So. Miamisburg, Ohio (St. Paris Graham) Tristan McDonald So. Lodi, Wisconsin (Lodi) Aaron Meyer Jr. Pleasant Hill, Iowa (Southeast Polk) Jeremiah Moody 157/ Jr. Cambridge, Wisconsin (Cambridge) Max Murin *Fr. Ebensburg, Pennsylvania (Central Cambria) Danny Murphy So. Fort Collins, Colorado (Rocky Mountain) Perez Perez Sr. Windsor, California (Windsor) Jason Renteria 133/ So. Chicago, Illinois (Oak Park and River Forest/Nebraska) Cam Shaver Fr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Kennedy) Keegan Shaw Jr. Altoona, Iowa (Southeast Polk) Preston Stephenson So. Teasdale, Utah (Wayne) Justin Stickley So. Urbana, Ohio (St. Paris Graham) Sam Stoll Sr. Kasson, Minn. (Kasson-Mantorville) Vince Turk Jr. Hampshire, Illinois (Montini Catholic) Jacob Warner *Fr. Tolono, Illinois (Washington) Cash Wilcke Jr. Battle Creek, Iowa (OA-BCIG) Myles Wilson *Fr. Junction, Colorado (Glenwood Springs) Kaleb Young So. Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania (Punxsutawney Area) * -- indicates redshirt freshman Head Coach: Tom Brands (University of Iowa, 1992) Associate Head Coach: Terry Brands (University of Iowa, 1992) Assistant Coach: Ryan Morningstar (University of Iowa, 2009) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Bobby Telford (University of Iowa, 2011) Strength and Conditioning Coach: Quinn Hollan (Northern Iowa, 2014) Director of Operations: Luke Eustice (University of Iowa, 2004) Pronunciation Guide Austin DeSanto... duh-san-toe Jeren Glosser... JAIR-en GLOSS-er Michael Kemerer... KEM-er-er Pat Lugo... LEW-go Alex Marinelli... MAIR-uh-nelly Max Murin... mure-in Cash Wilcke... WILL-key Weight-By-Weight Breakdown 125 Aaron Cashman Spencer Lee Perez Perez 133 Aaron Cashman Austin DeSanto Paul Glynn Jason Renteria 141 Austin DeSanto Paul Glynn Carter Happel Aaron Meyer Max Murin Jason Renteria Cam Shaver Justin Stickley Vince Turk 149 Zach Axmear Jeren Glosser Pat Lugo 157 Zach Axmear Nelson Brands Jeren Glosser Joe Kelly Jeremiah Moody Danny Murphy Keegan Shaw Preston Stephenson Kaleb Young 165 Nelson Brands Joe Kelly Alex Marinelli Jeremiah Moody 174 Michael Kemerer Tristan McDonald Myles Wilson 184 Mitch Bowman Cade Brownlee Cash Wilcke 197 Cade Brownlee Sam Cook Connor Corbin Steven Holloway Jacob Warner 285 Tony Cassioppi Aaron Costello Sam Stoll

4 IOWA HAWKEYES The University of Iowa Wrestling Team Front Row (l-r): Connor Corbin, Zach Axmear, Cade Brownlee, Preston Stephenson, Cam Shaver, Joe Kelly, Tony Cassioppi. Second Row (l-r): Danny Murphy, Vince Turk, Perez Perez, Justin Stickley, Alex Marinelli, Austin DeSanto, Paul Glynn, Max Murin, Kaleb Young. Third Row (l-r): Pat Lugo, Steven Holloway, Sam Stoll, Cash Wilcke, Tristan McDonald, Nelson Brands, Jason Renteria. Fourth Row (l-r): Carter Happel, Keegan Shaw, Sam Cook, Aaron Meyer, Aaron Costello, Jacob Warner. Fifth Row (l-r): Mitch Bowman, Jeremiah Moody, Jeren Glosser, Aaron Cashman, Spencer Lee, Myles Wilson, Michael Kemerer. RETURNING ALL-AMERICANS SPENCER LEE 125 pounds MICHAEL KEMERER 157 pounds ALEX MARINELLI 165 pounds SAM STOLL 285 pounds 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 3

5 HEAD COACH TOM BRANDS Tom Brands Head Coach University of Iowa, 1992 Three-time Big Ten Coach of the Year Tom Brands enters his 13th season as head wrestling coach at the University of Iowa in A 1996 Olympic gold medalist and member of wrestling s Hall of Fame, Brands is only the eighth wrestling coach at the University of Iowa. The former Hawkeye wrestler was a four-time All-American and three-time national champion ( ) at Iowa. He has a (.901) overall and (.900) Big Ten coaching record at Iowa, and a (.839) career mark. In 12 full seasons as Iowa s head coach, Brands has led the Hawkeyes to three NCAA and four Big Ten team titles, crowning 11 NCAA champions, 15 Big Ten champions and 66 All-Americans. Iowa has had 99 Academic All- Big Ten recipients, including a school-record 12 in The Hawkeyes have qualified 109 wrestlers for the NCAA Championships in the last 12 years, sending the entire 10-man lineup in 2009, 2010, 2014, and Iowa has also won or shared eight of the last 11 Big Ten regular season titles. Iowa also made another entry in the record books, setting the national collegiate dual meet attendance record of 42,287 when Iowa defeated top-ranked Oklahoma State, 18-16, on Nov. 14, 2015 at the Grapple on the Gridiron at Kinnick Stadium. Iowa has led the nation in attendance in each of Brands 11 seasons, setting an NCAA all-time attendance average of 12,166 in Brands was named 2008 NWCA Coach of the Year after leading the Hawkeyes to their first NCAA team title since 2000 and their first Big Ten team title since He was named Big Ten Coach of the Year in 2008, 2009 and 2010, becoming the first coach in conference history to earn the honor in three consecutive seasons. Brands At Iowa Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Big Ten NCAA Big Ten NCAA All- NCAA Academic Year Record Record Place Place Champions Champions Americans Qualifiers All-Big Ten rd 8th st 1st st 1st st 1st nd 3rd rd 3rd rd 4th nd 4th T-1st 2nd nd 5th rd 4th th 3rd Total Brands served as head coach at Virginia Tech University for two seasons ( ), recording a dual mark. In his first season with the Hokies, Brands led the team to the 2005 regular season Atlantic Coast Conference title, set a school record for dual meet wins (16) and had a school-record five wrestlers qualify for the NCAA Championships. During his tenure, Virginia Tech crowned five ACC champions and had two All-Americans. Senior heavyweight Mike Faust was named 2006 ACC Wrestler of the Year. Prior to taking the helm at Virginia Tech, Brands was an assistant coach at Iowa for 12 seasons ( ). He helped the Hawkeyes to a dual record, seven NCAA and eight Big Ten team titles, while crowning 23 NCAA champions, 73 All-Americans and 36 Big Ten champions. He was named the National Wrestling Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year in In 2004, he was one of three coaches for the U.S. Olympic freestyle wrestling team, participating in Athens, and in 2016 he was named a volunteer coach of the United States Olympic team in Rio. Brands also served as assistant coach for the U.S. Freestyle World Teams in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2013, 2014, and He was named Freestyle Coach of the Year by USA Wrestling in 2002 and He has coached a number of other U.S. teams in international competition. As a competitor, Brands won the 1996 Olympic freestyle gold medal at pounds in Atlanta, Georgia. He also won a gold medal at the 1993 World Freestyle Championships in Toronto, two World Cup gold medals (1994, 1995) and was the 1995 Pan American Games champion. He won four U.S. National titles ( ) and made four straight U.S. World or Olympic teams ( ). Along with his twin brother, Terry, Tom was named 1993 USA Wrestling Athlete of the Year, the 1993 John Smith Outstanding Freestyle Wrestler, and 1993 Amateur Wrestling News Man of the Year. He was inducted into wrestling s Hall of Fame in Brands was a four-time All-American at Iowa ( ). During his Hawkeye career, he won three NCAA titles and was named Outstanding Wrestler of the 1992 NCAA Championships. Also a three-time Big Ten champion, Brands won 95 percent of his matches at Iowa. His career mark of includes an undefeated season in 1991 (45-0). The Sheldon, Iowa, native was born April 9, He earned his B.S. degree in physical education from Iowa in He and his wife, Jeni, have three children, Madigan, Kinsee and Tommy.

6 HEAD COACH TOM BRANDS Coaching Honors 2008, 2009, and 2010 Big Ten Coach of the Year. First coach in conference history to win the honor in three consecutive seasons NWCA Coach of the Year 2000 NWCA Assistant Coach of the Year 2002 and 2003 USA Wrestling Freestyle Coach of the Year 2002 Walter Camp national Coach of the Year 2000 NWCA Assistant Coach of the Year NCAA Champions Won NCAA team titles in 2008, 2009, All-Americans and 109 NCAA qualifiers 11 NCAA Champions 2018 Spencer Lee (125) 2017 Cory Clark (133) 2014 Tony Ramos (133) 2013 Derek St. John (157) 2012 Matt McDonough (125) 2010 Matt McDonough (125) Coaching Career TEAM POSITION, YEARS Iowa Head Coach, 2006-present Virginia Tech Head Coach, Iowa Assistant, Team USA Coach, 2016 Rio Olympics Team USA Coach, 2015 World Championships Team USA Coach, 2014 World Championships Team USA Coach, 2013 World Championships Team USA Coach, 2004 Athens Olympics Team USA Coach, 2003 World Championships Team USA Coach, 2002 World Championships Team USA Coach, 2001 World Championships Career Record Overall: (14 years) Iowa: (12 years) Big Ten: Ranks second all-time in program history in overall wins (204) Ranks second all-time in winning percentage (.901) mark at Virginia Tech, winning 2005 conference dual title, and crowning five conference champions and two All-Americans Big Ten Champions Won Big Ten tournament titles in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2015 Won Big Ten dual titles in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, Academic All-Big Ten 15 Big Ten Champions 2017 Thomas Gilman (125) 2017 Sammy Brooks (184) 2016 Cory Clark (133) 2016 Sammy Brooks (184) 2014 Tony Ramos (133) 2012 Matt McDonough (125) 2012 Derek St. John (157) 2011 Matt McDonough (125) 2010 Brent Metcalf (149) 2010 Jay Borschel (174) 2008 Brent Metcalf (149) 2008 Mark Perry (165) 2007 Mark Perry (165) 2011 Blake Rasing (285) 2010 Jay Borschel (174) 2010 Dan Erekson (285) 2009 Brent Metcalf (149) 2009 Dan Erekson (285) 2008 Brent Metcalf (149) 2007 Mark Perry (165) Team USA Coached 20 Olympic and World Team members 2018 World Championships Thomas Gilman (57 kg) 2017 World Championships Thomas Gilman (57 kg) 2016 Olympics Daniel Dennis (57 kg) 2015 World Championships Brent Metcalf (65 kg) 2015 World Championships Tony Ramos (57 kg) 2015 Junior World Championships Sam Stoll (120 kg) 2015 University World Championships Nathan Burak (97 kg) 2014 World Championships Tony Ramos (57 kg) 2014 World Championships Brent Metcalf (65 kg) 2014 Junior World Championships Thomas Gilman (55 kg) 2014 University World Championships Matt McDonough (55 kg) 2013 World Championships Brent Metcalf (65 kg) 2013 Junior World Championships Sammy Brooks (84 kg) 2013 Junior World Championships Thomas Gilman (55 kg) 2010 World Championships Mike Zadick (60 kg) 2008 Olympics Doug Schwab (66 kg) 2008 Olympics Mike Zadick (60 kg) 2007 World Championships Doug Schwab (66 kg) 2007 World Championships Mike Zadick (60 kg) 2006 World Championships Mike Zadick (60 kg) Superlatives Iowa has led the nation in attendance in each of Brands 12 seasons, setting an NCAA all-time attendance average of 12,166 in During Brands tenure, Iowa set school records for longest dual unbeaten (84) and winning streaks (69), longest dual road unbeaten (51) and winning streaks (44), most Carver-Hawkeye Arena victories (11) and most dual shutouts (8). Set dual meet attendance record of 42,287 on Nov. 14, 2015, at Grapple on the Gridiron. Iowa has won or shared eight of the last 11 Big Ten dual championships. Iowa has won nine Midlands team titles since 2006, setting scoring records in 2013 and all-time against Iowa State, winning Dan Gable Traveling Trophy every year since its inception in Mike Chapman Impact Award winner. Tom Brands On the Mat Brands was 1996 Olympic gold medalist, 1993 world champion, and four-time NCAA All-American ( ). During his Hawkeye career, he won three NCAA titles and was named Outstanding Wrestler of the 1992 NCAA Championships. His college record was and included an undefeated season in (45-0) Olympic Gold Medalist 1993 World champion Four U.S. National titles ( ) and made four straight U.S. World or Olympic teams ( ) Three-time NCAA champion (1990, 91, 92) Three-time Big Ten champion (1989, 91, 92) Outstanding wrestler at 1992 NCAA Championships 158 career wins ranks No. 2 in school history Most wins against zero losses in school history (45-0 in ) Ranks fourth in career winning percentage (.952) Inducted into wrestling s Hall of Fame in NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 5

7 Terry Brands Associate Head Coach University of Iowa, 1992 Two-time World Champion and 2000 Olympic bronze medalist Terry Brands is in his 21st season on the University of Iowa staff. Brands was promoted to associate head coach in 2011 after serving two stints ( and ) as an assistant coach at Iowa. During the last 10 seasons, Brands has helped Iowa to two NCAA and three Big Ten team titles, crowning eight NCAA champions, 56 All-Americans, 13 Big Ten champions and 75 academic All- Big Ten honorees. Iowa owns a dual record since Brands returned to the staff in Since returning to campus, Iowa set school records for longest dual unbeaten (84) and winning streaks (69), longest dual road unbeaten (51) and winning streaks (44), most Carver-Hawkeye Arena victories (11) and most dual shutouts (8). Iowa also made another entry in the record books, setting the national collegiate dual meet attendance record of 42,287 when it defeated top-ranked Oklahoma State on Nov. 14, 2015, at Kinnick Stadium in the Grapple on the Gridiron. Brands rejoined the Hawkeye staff in 2008 after a three-year stint ( ) as USA Wrestling s National Freestyle Resident Coach in Colorado Springs, Colorado. During his tenure, Brands worked with 2008 U.S. Olympic freestyle gold medalist Henry Cejudo and 2006 World champion Bill Zadick. He has coached the Hawkeye Wrestling Club since returning to campus, and in 2014 he was named USA Wrestling s Terry McCann Freestyle Coach of the Year. His previous collegiate coaching experience includes three years as head coach at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga ( ), and as an assistant coach at Montana State-Northern ( ), the University of Nebraska ( ), and the University of Iowa ( ). At Chattanooga, Brands led the Mocs to the 2005 Southern Conference title, crowning three conference champions and two All-Americans. At Iowa, he helped the Hawkeyes win seven NCAA and Big Ten titles, crowning 19 NCAA and 26 Big Ten champions. Iowa s dual record of during his tenure included three undefeated seasons (14-0 in 1995, 17-0 in 1996 and 18-0 in 2000). Brands was one of the nation s greatest freestyle wrestlers, winning World titles in 1993 in Toronto, Canada, and in 1995 in Atlanta, Georgia, at pounds (57 kg). He won World Team titles as a member of the 1993 and 1995 U.S. World Teams. In 1993, he won a world title the same year his brother, Tom, was a World champion at pounds (62 kg). They became the first U.S. brothers to win World Titles during the same year. Terry was named 1993 USA Wrestling Athlete of the Year, 1993 John Smith Freestyle Wrestler of the Year and 1993 Amateur Wrestling News Man of the Year. ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH TERRY BRANDS Brands placed second at the 1996 U.S. Nationals and the 1996 Olympic Team Trials, falling just short of making the U.S. Olympic Team. He qualified for the 1997 and 1999 U.S. World Teams, but did not compete. In 2000, he made a comeback and won the U.S. Olympic Team Trials at pounds (58 kg). He earned a bronze medal at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. A two-time World Cup champion (1994, 1995), Brands won a gold medal at the 1995 Pan American Games. He was a two-time silver medalist at the respected Yarygin Tournament in Krasnoyarsk, Russia. Brands won three U.S. Nationals titles, and was runner-up three times. He was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in Brands was a two-time NCAA champion, three-time All-American and three-time Big Ten champion for the Hawkeyes ( ) at 126 pounds. He ended his career at Iowa with a record. He ranks fourth in singleseason victories ( ), and fifth in career winning percentage (.951) and career wins (137). He ranks sixth in career pins (48) and 10th in singleseason pins ( ). He is one of 19 Hawkeyes in program history to post an undefeated season record, going 35-0 in The Sheldon, Iowa, native was born April 9, He earned a bachelor of science degree in Human Development from the University of Iowa in He and his wife, Michelle, have a son, Nelson, and a daughter, Sydney. Terry BRANDS Two-time NCAA Champion University of Iowa, 1992

8 ASSISTANT COACH RYAN MORNINGSTAR Ryan Morningstar Assistant Coach University of Iowa, 2009 Ryan Morningstar joined the Hawkeye staff in 2012 after serving as an assistant coach at Wisconsin in Since joining the Hawkeye staff, Morningstar has helped lead Iowa to three Big Ten regular season dual titles and a conference tournament title. The Hawkeyes have earned 32 All-America honors over the past six seasons and crowned four NCAA champions. Morningstar began his career in coaching following a collegiate career that included four NCAA appearances ( ) as a Hawkeye. He earned All-America honors in 2009 and 2010, and was a member of three NCAA championship teams ( ). Morningstar placed third at the NCAA championships and was a Big Ten runner-up at 165 pounds in He suffered a knee injury during his senior season (2010) but still went on to place seventh at the NCAAs and fourth at the Big Ten championships. That same year he was named Iowa s Big Ten Sportsmanship Award winner and won the Mike McGivern Award, which is given annually to the team s most courageous wrestler. A four-year letterwinner from , Morningstar owns a career record of He was a member of the Hawkeye Wrestling Club in and qualified to compete in the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials at 163 pounds (74 kg). The Lisbon, Iowa, native graduated from Iowa in 2009 with a bachelor s degree in health and sports studies. Ryan MORNINGSTAR Two-time All-American University of Iowa, NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 7

9 TELFORD/HOLLAN/EUSTICE Bobby Telford Volunteer Assistant Coach University of Iowa, 2015 Bobby Telford joined the Hawkeye coaching staff in August, Telford graduated from the University of Iowa in Following graduation, he competed for the Hawkeye Wrestling Club, and climbed as high as No. 5 in the country at 125 kilograms. Telford wrestled for the Hawkeyes from He earned All-America honors in 2012, 2014, and 2015, and completed his career with an overall record of while wrestling at 285 pounds. Telford lives in Iowa City with his wife, Alex. Bobby TELFORD Three-time ALL-AMERICAN University of Iowa, 2015 Quinn Hollan Strength & Conditioning Coach Northern Iowa, 2014 Quinn Hollan became a member of the Iowa wrestling staff in August, Prior to joining the staff, Hollan served as a performance analyst on Chris Doyle s staff with Iowa Football. Hollan earned his bachelor s degree in exercise science from the University of Northern Iowa and went on to earn his master s degree in Sport Pedagogy from Mississippi State University. Hollan is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association as well as CPR/AED Certified through the American Red Cross. Quinn resides with his wife, Ebony, and the couple is expecting their first child in January. Luke Eustice Director of Operations University of Iowa, 2004 Former Hawkeye All-American Luke Eustice is in his ninth season as Director of Wrestling Operations. He previously served as the team s administrative assistant for three seasons ( ), and the strength and conditioning coach in Eustice was a three-year starter at 125 pounds for Iowa from He posted an career record, placing second at the 2002 NCAA Championships. He was also a two-time Big Ten runner-up. He competed for the Hawkeye Wrestling Club for three seasons after college. A native of Blue Earth, Minn., Eustice was born August 26, He earned his bachelor s degree in history from the University of Iowa in He and his wife, Jenny, have a daughter, Peyton, and a son, Charlie.

10 FORMER HAWKEYES/SUPPORT STAFF Former Hawkeyes in College/Senior Level Coaching Positions Name...School Terry Brands...University of Iowa Tom Brands...University of Iowa Christopher Carton...University of Mary Kevin Dresser...Iowa State University Josh Dziewa...Drexel University Tony Ersland...Purdue University Ty Eustice...Minnesota State - Mankato Mike Evans...Campbell University Matt Fields...Cornell College Mike Hatcher...California Polytechnic State University Jim Heffernan...University of Illinois Eric Juergens...Augustana College Joe Johnston...University of Missouri Lindley Kistler...Moorpark College Brooks Kopsa...Simpson College Ethen Lofthouse...Utah Valley State Luke Lofthouse...Utah Valley State Steve Martin...Old Dominion University Matt McDonough...University of Wisconsin Mike Mena...Lincoln College Brent Metcalf...Iowa State University Luke Moffitt...Iowa Central Community College Cliff Moore...West Virginia University Ryan Morningstar...University of Iowa John Oostendorp...Coe College Tony Ramos...University of North Carolina Tom Ryan...Ohio State University Derek St. John...Iowa State University Doug Schwab...University of Northern Iowa Joel Sharratt...United States Navy Ned Shuck...Army West Point Danny Song...Case Western Reserve University Derek St. John...Iowa State University Terry Steiner...USA Wrestling Women s Ntl. Freestyle Coach Troy Steiner...California State University, Fresno Bill Zadick...USA Wrestling National Freestyle Head Coach Jim Zalesky...Oregon State University Lennie Zalesky...California Baptist University Barbara Burke Deputy Athletics Director Jesse Donnenwerth Athletic Training Madigan Brands Manager Doug Coonrad Academic Services Lauren Werner Athletic Training Elise Owens Manager Moriah Stickley Manager Julie Tomash Secretary 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 9

11 IOWA HAWKEYES Zach Axmear Pounds Redshirt Freshman North English, Iowa (English Valley) redshirted... overall record of 3-4 competing unattached at 157 pounds... placed fifth at the Pat Flash Flanagan open... all three wins came via technical fall. High School -- state champion in four-time state place winner with fifth (145), third (152), second (152) and first (152) place finishes undefeated senior year... academic first team All-State... academic second team All-State... undefeated senior year... four-time SICL Conference Champion... holds the school record for season wins and career wins... played second base for the baseball team... tailback and linebacker for the football team... ran track and cross country... varsity letter in all five sports... finished with 3.95 GPA... Saludatorian... Future Farmers of America (FFA)... Student Council... part of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA). Personal -- born on September 2, parents are Corby and Tonya Axmear... has a sister, Katelynn Barthelman and one brother, Austin Axmear... nursing major. Mitch Bowman 184 Pounds Senior Donahue, Iowa (North Scott) recorded a record at 184 pounds, going 9-6 in dual competition and 3-6 in Big Ten duals... NCAA qualifier, going 2-2 at NCAA tournament... placed eighth at Big Ten Championships... scored 35 team points in dual competitions... recorded five major decisions, two technical falls and one pin... competed at Midlands Championships... letterwinner posted a 4-3 record competing at 184, 197 and 285 pounds collected a second-place finish at Luther College Open competed in three dual competitions ranked third on the team in fastest falls with a time of 0:41 pinned two opponents two of three losses to top 10 opponents... letterwinner posted a 10-5 record at 174 pounds... won the Duhawk Open... placed second at Pat Flanagan Open, and sixth at Harold Nichols Open... recorded three pins and two major decisions... letterwinner redshirted... posted a 17-8 record at 184 pounds while competing unattached... placed fourth at Maryville Kaufman Brand and Grand View Opens, placed second at Luther and Joe Parisi Opens... won title at Flash Flanagan Open... recorded four pins and three technical falls. High School -- Iowa high school state champion in 2014, competing at 182 pounds... Fargo All-American in named high school MVP as a junior and senior... school-record holder in career wins... placed runner-up at state championships in 2013 at 170 pounds... placed eighth at state championships as a freshman, competing at 145. Personal -- born October 6, son of Scott and Linda Bowman... has three sisters, Brook, Nikki, and Erin... sister Brook played softball at University of Kentucky... pre-med major. Bowman s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin : : th :17 Career :41

12 IOWA HAWKEYES Cade Brownlee 184/197 Pounds Sophomore Omaha, Nebraska (Creighton Preparatory School) competed in three tournaments at 197 pounds, posting an overall record of placed eighth at the Luther College Open... had one bonus point win, a major decision at the Pat Flash Flanagan open... letterwinner redshirted competed in four open tournaments at 184 pounds finished in second place at Pat Flash Flanagan Open and third place at Grand View Open recorded an overall mark of 7-6 had two pins, one technical fall, and one major decision. High School -- qualified for state freshman year at 195, went 1-2 won state junior year at 182, lead team to a third place finish won state and conference senior year at 182 all-conference and team MVP junior year all-state and team MVP senior year honor roll and all-conference academic junior and senior year. Personal -- born July 9, 1997 son of Russell and Jodeane Brownlee biology major. Brownlee s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin Sam Cook 197 Pounds Sophomore Fort Dodge, Iowa (Fort Dodge) competed in three tournaments, posting an overall record of won the sliver division at the Luther Open, going 4-0 with a pin and technical fall... placed fifth at the Lindenwood Open and Pat Flash Flanagan Open... scored bonus points in four matches, winning by major decision, technical fall, and two pins... fasted pin was in 1:04... letterwinner redshirted for the Iowa Football team. High School -- state champion in four-time state place winner with fifth (145), third (152), second (152) and first (152) place finishes undefeated senior year... academic first team All-State...academic second team All-State... undefeated senior year... four-time SICL Conference Champion... holds the school record for season wins and career wins... played second base for the baseball team... tailback and linebacker for the football team... ran track and cross country... varsity letter in all five sports... finished with 3.95 GPA... Saludatorian... Future Farmers of America (FFA)... Student Council... part of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA). Personal -- born January 15, named a National Academic All-American... parents are Karman and Robert Cool... open major. Connor Corbin 197 Pounds Redshirt Freshman Des Moines, Iowa (West Des Moines Valley) redshirted... competed in four tournaments unattached at placed first at the Lindenwood Open... placed second at the Luther Open... placed third at the Pat Flash Flanagan Open... placed fourth at the UNI Open... compiled a 13-4 overall record... had three wins by fall, the fastest in 1:31... Dean s List. High School -- two-time place winner at the Iowa High School State Wrestling tournament (5th, 3rd)... two-time Academic All-State... holds school record for most takedowns and most points scored... also participated in football, track and cross country... was a Lion honors award recipient... was an AP Scholar... participated in Orchestra, and the Knowledge Bowl. Personal -- born on February 23, 1999 in Des Moines, Iowa... son of Shawn and Amy Corbin... has one brother, Caleb... biology and biomedical engineering major. 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 11

13 IOWA HAWKEYES Aaron Costello 285 Pounds Redshirt Freshman Dubuque, Iowa (Western Dubuque) redshirted... competed in five tournaments, compiling an overall record of won the title at the Luther Open... was runner-up at the Pat Flash Flanagan Open... placed fourth at the UNI Open... did not place in the Gold Division at the Lindenwood Open, posting a record of 4-2 at the tournament... was 0-2 at the 2017 Midlands Championships... recorded one major decision and five pins, the fasted in 1:29... five pins led all freshman. High School -- state champion in state runner-up in two-time conference champion... holds school records for most consecutive wins (53) and most pins in a season (44) allowed only six points his senior season... placed sixth at Fargo Nationals in 2016 two-time runner up at Folkstyle Nationals... received two varsity letters for football and earned MVP all-area and all-district... two-time academic all-district for football... received one varsity letter in track... high school honor roll and presidential award winner all four years. Personal -- born October 10th, son of Leo and Lori Costello... has two sisters, Emily and Ashley... father wrestled at Loras College... related to Casey Kreiter, who played football at Iowa and is now playing for the Denver Broncos... high school coaches were Paul Cleary and Matthew Manning... sports and recreation management major. Austin DeSanto 133/141 Pounds Sophomore Exeter, Pennsylvania (Exeter/Drexel) Prior to Iowa -- NCAA qualifier wrestling at Drexel University in posted an overall record of 29-7 as a true freshman wrestling at 133 pounds... had a dual record of 12-1 (8-0 in EIWA duals)... scored bonus points in 18 of 29 wins, including 3 falls, four major decisions, and a team-high 11 technical falls... recorded his fastest fall in 1:16... placed first at the Keystone Classic, third at the EIWA Championships, fourth at the Cliff Keen Invitational, and sixth at the Southern Scuffle. High School -- defeated Iowa teammate Spencer Lee in the finals of the 126 pound Pennsylvania High School State Championships in 2017, handing Lee his only prep loss... placed runner-up in 2016, and fifth in Personal -- born October 1, son of Tony and Deborah DeSanto... has one older brother, Tony... sports and recreation management major. Jeren Glosser 49/157 Pounds Junior Eddyville, Iowa (Eddyville-Blakesburg-Freemont) collected a 13-4 record at 149 and 157 pounds... won 149-pound title at Luther College Open, pinning three of his four opponents... also competed in Gold Division at Lindenwood Open (5-1) and at Midlands Championships (4-2)... recorded six season pins with the fastest in 1:02 to open the season... wrestled in his first career Big Ten dual, losing a 5-2 decision to No. 7 Alec Pantaleo of Michigan... letterwinner recorded a 13-4 mark at 149 pounds... competed in three open tournaments won title at Pat Flash Flanagan Open... collected a third-place finish at Joe Parisi Open and a second-place finish at the Luther College Open competed at Midlands Championships (0-2) ended season on a six-match win streak recorded six pins with the fastest fall at 1:11... letterwinner redshirted... posted a 15-4 record competing unattached at 149 pounds... won the Pat Flanagan Open... placed second at Grand View and Duhawk Opens... placed third at Joe Parisi Open... had one technical fall and eight major decisions, most among true freshmen. High School -- Class 1-A state champion at 138 pounds in placed fourth as a sophomore at the state tournament, third as a senior, and was a state qualifier as a freshman... first team all-conference from owns the school record in career wins and pins... played baseball and ran track, and was a three-time football letterwinner... National Honors Society member, and four-time member of the honor roll... competed on the speech team, Academic Bowl, and Physics Olympics... high school wrestling coach was Brett Little. Personal -- born June 1, son of Jeremy and Lanny Glosser... has two brothers, Jace and Owen, and one sister, Adison... chemical engineering major. Glosser s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin : :02 Career :02

14 IOWA HAWKEYES Paul Glynn 133/141 Pounds Junior Bettendorf, Iowa (Bettendorf) recorded an 8-11 mark at 133 pounds... scored 12 team points in dual competition, going 3-6 in dual matches and 2-5 in Big Ten duals... placed third at Luther Open... competed at Midlands Championships (3-2) and Big Ten Championships (0-2)... letterwinner posted a 7-6 record at 141 pounds competed in four open tournaments finished second at Luther College and Pat Flash Flanagan Opens recorded one pin, one technical fall, and one major decision... letterwinner redshirted... posted a 15-9 record competing unattached at was runner-up at Grand View Open... placed fifth at Duhawk Open, and sixth at Joe Parisi Open... competed at Midlands Championships (1-2)... had one major decision and five pins. High School -- two-time state runner-up in 2014 and state qualifier as a sophomore in helped Bettendorf win a team state championship in highest GPA on wrestling team... high school coaches were Dan Knight and Mark Trizzino. Personal -- born Jan. 31, son of Lisa and Paul... has one sister, Cassidy... business major. Glynn s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin : :56 Career :56 Carter Happel 141 Pounds Sophomore Lisbon, Iowa (Lisbon) recorded a 11-7 record at 141 pounds... recorded a 2-3 dual record, scoring nine team points in dual competition... placed second at Luther College Open (4-1) and placed sixth at Midlands Championships (5-3)... letterwinner redshirted won four open tournament titles at 141 pounds, including Grand View Open, Luther College Open, Pat Flash Flanagan Open, and Missouri Valley College Open placed third at Northern Iowa Open posted a 22-3 record overall ended the season on a 10-match winning streak recorded eight pins, three technical falls, and five major decisions. High School -- four-time state champion at 120, 132, 138 and 145 three-time conference champion (132, 138, 145) placed sixth in the state in duals junior year placed second in duals and traditional senior year four-time team MVP Dan Gable Mr. Wrestler junior through senior year State tournament MVP senior year fastest pin was 24 seconds Fargo cadet national champion... Fila cadet national champion placed third and fifth at Fargo junior nationals. Personal -- born February 21, 1997 son of Dean and Dawn Happel father wrestled at Iowa sports studies major. Happel s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin :28 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 13

15 IOWA HAWKEYES Steven Holloway 197 Pounds Junior West Burlington, Iowa (Mediapolis) posted a 5-3 record at 197 pounds and heavyweight... won title at Pat Flash Flanagan Open (3-0) and competed at Luther College Open (2-2)... pinned three opponents with the fastest in 51 seconds... letterwinner started nine duals at heavyweight... posted an overall record of earned his first career Big Ten victory against Ohio State... placed second at the Luther Open... letterwinner redshirted... posted a 16-6 record competing unattached at 197 pounds... competed in six open tournaments... won the Duhawk Open and placed runner-up at Grand View and Pat Flanagan Opens... placed third at Joe Parisi Open, and fifth at Harold Nichols... competed at Midlands Championships (1-2)... had four pins and two major decisions. High School -- two-time Iowa high school state champion ( )... four-time conference champion... state runner-up as a sophomore in state qualifer as a freshman in Burlington Hawk Eye Athlete of the Year in first team all-state linebacker and three-year football letterwinner... third place in shot put at conference championships. Personal -- born November 4, son of Jody and Stewart Holloway... brother Stewart Holloway played defensive end at Iowa State in human physiology major. Holloway s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin :51 Career :51 Pat Lugo 149 Pounds Junior Homestead, Florida (South Dade HS/Edinboro) redshirted... posted a 7-2 record at 149 pounds while competing unattached... placed fourth at Midlands Championships in only season competition... recorded two pins posted a 31-9 record at Edinboro... recorded 10 major decisions and six technical falls... placed third at the Southeast Open... placed second at the Las Vegas Invitational... won the PSAC Championships... placed fourth at the Southern Scuffle... first at the EWL Championships... qualified for the NCAA Championships as the eighth seed, did not place posted a 32-9 record with six falls, four technical falls, and five major decisions at Edinboro... qualified for NCAA Championships and advanced to the Round of EWL and PSAC Freshman of the Year, and was selected to the Amateur Wrestling News All-Rookie Team... finished the season ranked 18th by InterMat, Flowrestling, Amateur Wrestling News and the WrestlingReport.com, and 19th by TheOpenMat.com won the PSAC championship and finished third at the EWL Championships won the first 20 matches of his freshman season... won the PSAC Championships... finished first at Roadrunner Open, and reached the quarterfinals at the Southern Scuffle finished third at the EWL Championships. High School -- four-time Florida place winner, winning state titles as a junior (138) and senior (152), for South Dade High School and head coach Humberto Reyna finished third as a sophomore was ranked 11th by InterMat at 152 lbs.. went undefeated his final two seasons, finishing with a 67-0 record in and 61-0 in ended his career with 132 consecutive victories dating back to a string of four straight wins in the consolation bracket of the state championships his sophomore year. Personal -- born June 13, 1997 son of Julie Moreno and Patricio Lugo has two brothers (Ozzy Lugo and David Zaniga) and one sister (Stephanie Zaniga)... education major.

16 IOWA HAWKEYES Michael KEMERER 157 Pounds 2017, 2018 All-American Michael Kemerer 174 Pounds Junior Murrysville, Pennsylvania (Franklin Regional) All-American, placing fourth at NCAA Championships... placed sixth at Big Ten Championships... posted a 27-3 record at 157 pounds, going 14-0 in dual competition and 8-0 in Big Ten duals... won Midlands title... won Most Pins/Fastest Time Award, pinning four opponents in 9:54 at Midlands Championships... won first 22 matches of the season... led team in overall wins (27), dual wins (14), overall dual and Big Ten dual winning percentage (1.000), Big Ten dual wins (8) and pins (10)... ranked second in overall winning percentage (.900), dual team points scored (62) and technical falls (5)... recorded four major decisions and 10 pins, scoring bonus points in 19 of his 27 victories... named Big Ten Wrestler of the Week twice (11/28, 1/3)... quickest pin was in 1:25... shared the Most Pins Award with Sam Stoll (10)... Academic All-Big Ten... letterwinner placed third at the NCAA Championships at 157 pounds to earn his first career All-America honor... Big Ten Championships runner-up... Midlands Champion... spent the last three months of the season ranked No. 2 nationally... opened the season led the team with 33 wins, recorded a 33-3 overall mark while starting every dual at 157 pounds... owned a 14-1 records in duals and an 8-1 mark in Big Ten duals... scored 57 points in duals, second most on the team... tied for second on the team with five technical falls, and tied for the team lead with 12 major decisions... Amateur Wrestling News All-Rookie first team... Academic All-Big Ten... NWCA All-America team... Big Ten Sportsmanship Award winner... letterwinner redshirted... won four open tournament titles at 149 pounds, including Duhawk Open, Grand View Open, Harold Nichols Open, and Joe Parisi Open... placed fifth at Midlands Championships (6-2)... posted a 24-2 record overall, with only two losses to fourth-ranked Alex Richardson and seventh-ranked Jake Sueflohn at Midlands... only two losses were by a combined three points of 24 wins resulted in bonus points, including eight major decisions, five technical falls, and six falls... UWW Junior National Champion. High School -- state champion with an undefeated record as a senior in four-time sectional champion, and three-time state runner-up... led Franklin Regional to consecutive state championships as a junior and senior... four-time Super 32 finalist and two-time champion... four-time Powerade finalist and three-time champion... three-time Fargo All-American... two-time Ironman finalist with one title... four-time member of the honor roll and a member of the National Honors Society... high school coach was Erick Mausser, club coach was former Iowa All-American Jody Strittmatter. Personal -- born December 12, son of Ray and Beth Kemerer... has four sisters, Julia, Marissa, Christina, and Elizabeth... Marissa is his twin sister... business major. Kemerer s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin nd 3rd : th 4th :25 Career :55 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 15

17 IOWA HAWKEYES Spencer Lee 125 Pounds Sophomore Murrysville, Pennsylvania (Franklin Regional) NCAA Champion, winning first career title at 125 pounds to earn All-America honors... scored team bonus points in four of his five NCAA matches to earn USA Wrestling s Athlete of the Week honors... placed third at Big Ten Championships, earning Big Ten Freshman of the Year honors... earned Amateur Wrestling News 2018 Hammer Award... posted a 22-2 record at 125 pounds, going 8-0 in dual competition and 6-0 in Big Ten duals... scored 37 team points in dual competition... won title at UNI Open and placed sixth at Midlands Championships... led team in overall winning percentage (.917), dual and Big Ten dual winning percentage (1.000), fastest fall (40 seconds) and technical falls (8)... named Big Ten Wrestler of the Week (1/23)... named Mike Howard Most Valuable Wrester at annual team banquet... Amateur Wrestling News all-rookie team... Big Ten sportsmanship award winner... NWCA All-American team... letterwinner. High School -- three-time Pennsylvania state champ from (113, 120, 120)... only gave up three takedowns in four years until the state finals his senior year... placed runner-up as a senior in 2017 (126), suffering only loss in high school career... Cadet World Champion (50kg)... two-time Junior World Champion (50kg)... was on the high honor roll... volunteered at kids club and miracle league. Personal -- born on October 14th, 1998, in Denver, Colorado... son of Larry and Cathy Lee... has a twin sister named Gaby... mother was an alternate for the Olympic judo team... father was the judo national coach and the paralympic coach... sports and recreation management major. Lee s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin rd 1st :40 Spencer LEE 125 Pounds 2018 NCAA Champion

18 IOWA HAWKEYES Alex Marinelli 165 Pounds Sophomore Miamisburg, Ohio (St. Paris Graham) All-American, placing sixth at NCAA Championships... placed sixth at Big Ten Championships... posted a 19-6 record at 165 pounds, going 10-0 in dual competition and 8-0 in Big Ten duals... scored 40 team points in dual competition... led team in dual and Big Ten dual winning percentage (1.000) and Big Ten dual wins (8)... recorded five pins and two major decisions... won title at Midlands Championships, earned Champion of Champions honor... won first 14 matches of the season... named Big Ten Athlete of the Week twice (12/12, 2/13)... Amateur Wrestling News all-rookie team... Academic All-Big Ten... NWCA All-American team... letterwinner redshirted won two open tournament titles at Grand View and Missouri Valley College Opens placed fourth at Midlands Championships (5-2) posted a 13-2 overall record with losses to No. 1 and No. 12 ranked opponent ended season on a four-match win streak posted five pins and one major decision. High School -- four-time Ohio state champion (152, 160, and 170) led team to four state titles... led team to national championship junior year undefeated junior and senior year career record. Personal -- born February 2, son of Tony and Lisa Marinelli... health and human physiology major. Marinelli s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin th 6th :52 Alex MARINELLI 165 Pounds 2018 All-American 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 17

19 IOWA HAWKEYES Tristan McDonald 174 Pounds Sophomore Lodi, Wisconsin (Lodi) went 1-2 at Pat Flash Flanagan Open at 165 pounds redshirted... recorded a 5-8 record competing unattached. High School -- conference champion as a senior... runner-up at conference tournament as a junior... qualified for state as a junior... placed fourth in freestyle and fifth in Grerco-Roman at 2016 state tournament... played track and football (linebacker/fullback) in high school. Personal -- born April 30, son of Mac and Cynthia McDonald... one of eight boys in his family... brothers include Stephen, Andy, Macully, Trevor, Cameron, Ashton, and Cayden... business and health and human physiology major. McDonald s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin :19 Aaron Meyer 141 Pounds Junior Pleasant Hill, Iowa (Southeast Polk) posted a 10-7 record at 141 pounds... placed second at Pat Flash Flanagan Open (2-1), fourth at Luther College Open (2-2) and sixth at UNI Open (5-2)... also competed in the Gold Division at the Lindenwood Open (1-2)... pinned two opponents with the fastest coming in 3:51... Academic All-Big Ten... Dean s List... letterwinner competed in one open tournament at 141 pounds, finishing with a record of 4-1 placed third at the Luther College Open... recorded one pin, one major decision, and one technical fall Academic All-Big Ten... letterwinner redshirted... posted a 5-6 mark competing in three open tournaments at 149 pounds... had three major decisions and one fall. High School -- state runner-up and conference champion as a junior and senior... helped SE Polk to team state title as a sophomore in 2013 and as a senior in named team captain as a junior and senior... Greco-Roman junior state champion in 2014 and freestyle state champion in Western Junior Regional champion in Fargo Greco-Roman All-American in wrestled in the Dream Team Classic for Team Iowa against Team USA in first team academic all-state in 2014 and 2015, honorable mention academic all-state in member of the student council, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Council on Youth Leadership, and Student Activities Leadership Team... high school coaches were Jason Christenson and former Hawkeye Jessman Smith. Personal -- born June 17, son of Todd and Lorna Meyer... has one brother, Alex, and one sister, Paige... brother Alex was an All-American at Iowa... high school teammates with current teammate Keegan Shaw... health and human physiology major. Meyer s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin : :58 Career :32

20 IOWA HAWKEYES Jeremiah Moody 157/165 Pounds Junior Cambridge, Wisconsin (Cambridge) posted a 13-4 record at 165 pounds... won title at Luther Open (4-0), placed third at UNI Open (4-1) and Pat Flash Flanagan Open (4-1), and completed in Gold Division at Lindenwood Open (1-2)... scored five major decisions and two pins... UWW Junior Nationals Champion... letterwinner... gold medal winner (74 kg) at the 2018 Junior Pan American Championships runner up at Luther College and Pat Flash Flanagan Opens posted a 9-4 record at 165 and 184 pounds had one dual start contributing six team dual points ranked number one on the team for fastest falls with a time of 0:25 pinned four opponents... letterwinner redshirted... posted a 19-6 record competing unattached at 165 pounds... competed in five open tournaments... placed second at Grand View, Joe Parisi, and Duhawk Opens... placed fifth at Pat Flanagan Open... had 10 wins by bonus points, including three major decisions and falls, and four technical falls. High School -- conference champion and placed third at state (160) as a senior in conference runner-up in named team MVP as a junior and senior, team captain as a senior... named rookie of the year and most improved as a freshman... named most dedicated as a sophomore... school record holder for takedowns in a season (150) and career (369)... placed third at Fargo in Greco-Roman and placed fourth at Fargo in freestyle in Personal -- born January 4, son of George Moody and Julie Ford-Moody... has two brothers, Jacob and Josh... actuarial science major. Moody s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin : :26 Career :25 Max Murin 141 Pounds Redshirt Freshman Ebensburg, Pennsylvania (Central Cambria) High School -- two-time Pennsylvania State Champion (113,138)... runner-up at the Pennsylvania state tournament (126)... fifth place at the Pennsylvania state tournament (113)... four-time All-Conference honors... four-time All- State honors... four-time team MVP... three-time Fargo All-American (2nd, 3rd, 4th)... holds school records for most career wins (156), most wins in a season (40) and most pins... holds record for the quickest pin in the district (:06). Personal -- born on May 13, 1999 in Johnstown, Pennsylvania... son of Mike and Tricia Murin... has one brother, Lexi... on the fouryear honor roll... class secretary and treasurer... Chess Club President... member of Student Council... member of National Honor Society... member of the Boxing Club... business major. Danny Murphy 157 Pounds Sophomore Fort Collins, Colorado (Rocky Mountain) posted a 5-3 record at 141 pounds... competed in Black Division at LIndenwood Open (5-1) and Luther College Open (1-2)... recorded two pins, two major decisions and one technical fall... fastest pin was in 1:05... Academic All-Big Ten... letterwinner redshirted competed in three open tournaments at 141 and 149 pounds collected a third-place finish at Pat Flash Flanagan Open posted an overall record of 10-5 recorded two major decisions and three pins. High School -- state champion at 145 senior year... placed scond at 126, and third at 138. Personal -- born January 9, 1997 son of Dan and Heather Murphy father played soccer at Penn State communications major. Murphy s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin :05 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 19

21 IOWA HAWKEYES Perez Perez 125 Pounds Senior Windsor, California (Windsor) recorded a 6-4 mark at 125 pounds... placed second at Luther College Open (2-1) and Pat Flash Flanagan Open (2-1)... also competed in Gold Division at Lindenwood Open (2-2)... recorded two major decisions and one technical fall... letterwinner posted a 9-3 record at 125 pounds won title at Missouri Valley College open placed second at Luther College and Pat Flash Flanagan Opens recorded four pins, one technical fall, and one major decision... letterwinner posted a 3-6 record at 125 pounds... competed in three open tournaments, placed fifth at Duhawk Open. High School -- placed first at North Coast Section in runner-up at North Coast section in 2013, and placed third in Greco-Roman All-American from folkstyle All-American in named high school Athlete of the Year in 2013 and high school coach was Rich Carnation... assistant high school coach was Iowa All-American Daniel Dennis. Personal -- born June 10, son of Perez and Angela Perez... pre-business major. Perez s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin Career Jason Renteria 133/141 Pounds Sophomore Chicago, Illinois (Oak Park and River Forest/Nebraska) Prior to Iowa -- Transferred to Iowa prior to NCAA Championships qualifier at 133 pounds competing as a freshman at Nebraska... placed fifth at Big Ten Championships... recorded an overall record of recorded three pins and one major decision. High School -- four-time state finalist, winning the 132-pound title in 2017 and the 120-pound title in was runner-up at 133 in 2015 and 106 pounds in posted a record in high school... holds school record for pions and takedowns in a season... led team to three state titles from led team to national championship in won the 2015 USA Wrestling Folksyle Nationals at 120 pounds... finished fourth at 63 kg at the 2016 UWW Cadet Greco-Roman Nationals... finished sixth at 63 kg at the 2016 UWW Cadet Freestyle Nationals... placed sixth place at 126 pounds at the 2015 Fargo Cadet Freestyle Nationals. Personal -- born July 11, 1999 in Chicago, Illinois... son of Jason Renteria and Marcella Neira... has two sisters, Alysa and Abriana... health and exercise science major. Keegan Shaw 157 Pounds Junior Altoona, Iowa (Southeast Polk) posted a 10-3 record at 157 pounds... won title at Pat Flash Flanagan Open (3-0), placed second at Luther College Open (3-1) and placed fourth at UNI Open (4-2)... ended season on a three-match winning streak... pinned three opponents, recording three major decisions and one technical fall... Academic All-Big Ten... letterwinner finished with a 12-6 record competing at 149 pounds wrestled in four open tournaments won title at Missouri College Valley Open placed fourth at Luther College Open and fifth at Pat Flash Flanagan Open tied for fourth on the team with six pins recorded two m ajor decisions and one technical fall Academic All-Big Ten... letterwinner redshirted... did not compete. High School -- placed fourth at Iowa high school state championships to lead Southeast Polk to the dual and traditional state championships... placed third at state as a junior and fifth as a sophomore... conference champion as a senior... competed in cross country... academic all-state honorable mention... student activity leadership team... high school coach was Jessman Smith. Personal -- born July 15, son of John and Melany Shaw... has one brother, Sawyer... uncle Jessman Smith wrestled at Iowa... business major. Shaw s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big 10 NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin : :51 Career :50

22 IOWA HAWKEYES Sam Stoll 285 Pounds Senior Kasson, Minnesota (Kasson-Mantorville) All-American, placing fifth at heavyweight at NCAA Championships... Gorriarian Trophy award winner for most pins in least amount of time at NCAA Championships (3 falls/8:50)... placed fourth at Big Ten Championships... won title at Midlands Championships... posted a 25-6 overall record, going 11-2 in dual matches and 5-2 in Big Ten duals... led team with 10 pins, ranking third in overall wins (25), dual wins (11) and team points scored in dual competition (53)... recorded five of his season pins in his first six matches... shared Most Pins Award with Michael Kemerer (10)... letterwinner posted a 7-2 overall record, a 2-1 mark in duals, and a 2-0 mark in the Big Ten... made first appearance of the season at the Midlands Championships, placing thrid overall with a 5-1 record... ranked as high as No. 5 in the country before tearing an ACL against Oklahoma State and missing the last three months of the season... letterwinner tied for the team lead with 10 falls... reached as high as No. 7 in the national rankings... placed third at the Midlands Championships... owned a 20-2 record before injuring his knee in NWCA All-Star Classic... competed with an injured knee and placed eighth at the Big Ten Championships... earned an at-large berth to the NCAA Championships, where he reinjured his knee in the opening round... started all 17 of Iowa duals at 285, posting a 15-2 dual record overall, and a perfect 9-0 record in Big Ten duals... recipient of Mike J. McGivern Award for most courageous wrestler... letterwinner redshirted... posted a 18-5 record at 285 pounds while competing unattached... collected a third place finish at Joe Parisi Open and a fourth place finish at Harold Nichols Open... won titles at Luther and Grand View Opens... recorded 11 pins... Junior World Team member. High School -- ended career with national record 63 consecutive pins... career record of two-time Minnesota state champion (2013, 2014)... won his final 99 high school matches... pinned every opponent he faced his senior season, pinned all but one opponent as a junior medalist at Junior World Championships. Personal -- born November 16, son of Tere and Paul Stoll... has one twin brother, Zack, and a sister, Shelby... communications major. Stoll s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin th dnp : : th 5th :27 Career :27 Sam STOLL 285 Pounds 2018 All-American 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 21

23 IOWA HAWKEYES Justin Stickley 141 Pounds Sophomore Urbana, Ohio (St. Paris Graham) posted an 8-6 record at 125 pounds, going 3-4 in dual competition and 1-2 in Big Ten duals... scored 15 team points in dual competition... won title at Luther College Open and competed at Midlands Championships... scored three pins and one major decision... Dean s List... letterwinner. High School -- three-time place winner at the Ohio State High School wrestling tournament... runner-up his junior and senior year (106, 120)... placed sixth as a sophomore (106). Personal -- born December 19, 1996 in Bellefontaine, Ohio... son of Andy and Jill Stickley... father wrestled at Ohio State... has one brother, J.D. Stickley... business management major. Stickley s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin :49 Vince Turk 141 Pounds Junior Hampshire, Illinois (Montini Catholic) posted a record at 141 pounds... NCAA qualifier... placed fifth at Big Ten Championships... posted a 6-4 record in dual competition, going 2-2 in Big Ten duals... scored 25 team points in dual competition... also competed at Midlands Championships... recorded four major decisions, two technical falls and one pin... earned Most Improved Award at annual team banquet... letterwinner posted a 1-0 record at 141 pounds competed the Luther College Open tournament, recording one technical fall missed the rest of the season with an injury... Academic All-Big Ten... letterwinner redshirted... recorded an 18-4 record competed unattached at 141 pounds... posted an 18-4 record competing in four open tournaments... won titles at the Duhawk and Joe Parisi Opens... competed at the Midlands Championships (3-2)... had five major decisions, one technical fall and two pins. High School -- Illinois state champion in 2014 (138) and 2015 (145)... state runner-up in 2013 (120)... helped Montini Catholic win state championship from Cadet Greco-Roman national champion (120) in high school coach was Israel Martinez. Personal -- born Febraray 4, son of Mark and Patti Turk... one brother Jake, who is on the Iowa wrestling team... two sisters, Markelle and Toriana... business major. Turk s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin th :21 Career :21

24 IOWA HAWKEYES Jacob Warner 197 Pounds Redshirt Freshman Tolono, Illinois (Washington) redshirted... posted a 15-4 record at 197 pounds while competing unattached...won titles at Luther College Open (4-0) and in Gold Division at Lindenwood Open (4-0)... placed third at UNI Open (4-1) and sixth at Midlands Championships (3-3)... recorded five major decisions, three pins and two technical falls... UWW Junior Nationals champion... Junior World Team member (92 kg). High School -- three-time Illinois state champion (170, 182, 195)... The Clash all-tournament team senior year... team MVP senior year... didn t allow any points to be scored against him senior year... holds the school records for most takedowns in a season and career... holds school record for most career wins... one-time runner-up at the Illinois state tournament (160)... four-time all-conference... four-time All-State... two-time Fargo National Champion in Freestyle and Greco-Roman (2015, 2017)... fifth place at Fargo in Freestyle and Greco-Roman (2014)... fifth place at UWW cadets freestyle (2014)... third place at UWW cadets freestyle (2015)... UWW Champion in Freestyle and Greco-Roman (2016)... Cadet freestyle bronze medalist (2016)... third place at UWW Juniors freestyle (2017). Personal -- born on February 19, 1999 in Galesburg, Illinois... parents are Sean and Denise Warner... two sisters, Abigail and Isabella... was on the honor roll all four years... member of National Honor Society... member of NEW students club... member of Fitness Club... member of the Community Service Club... business major. Cash Wilcke 184 Pounds Junior Battle Creek, Iowa (OA-BCIG) NCAA qualifier at 197 pounds... placed sixth at Big Ten Championships... won title at Midlands Championships... posted a 21-8 overall record, going 10-4 in dual competition and 6-3 in Big Ten duals... scored 38 team points in dual competition... started season on a 13-match winning streak... went 4-0 in overtime bouts... recorded three pins, two major decisions and one technical fall... letterwinner placed eighth at the Big Ten Championships at 197 pounds and earned an at-large berth to the NCAA Championships... advanced to the Round of 12 at the national tournament, dropping a 7-6 decision one match shy of the All-America stand... Amateur Wrestling News All-Rookie second team...posted an overall record of 19-13, a dual record of 8-6, and a Big Ten mark of started 14 of Iowa s 15 duals at 197 pounds... first place at Luther Open... letterwinner redshirted... posted a 13-3 record competing at 184 pounds... competed in four open tournaments... won the Grand View Open and Duhawk Open... placed third at Pat Flanagan Open, and competed at Midlands Championships (1-2)... had two major decisions. one technical fall and one fall. High School -- two-time Iowa high school state champion... won his first state title at 182 pounds in won his second state title at 195 pounds in four-time conference champion... placed fourth at the state championships as a freshman (170) and sophomore (170)... holds school record for takedowns and pins... four-year letterwinner in baseball... lettered three times playing quarterback on the football team... two-time letterman in track and field... high school coach was Randy Neumen. Personal -- born December 2, son of Tom and Cindy Wilcke... has four siblings, Cheyenne, Cassidy, Chaps, and Chancey... business major. Wilcke s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin th dnp : th dnp :45 Career :43 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 23

25 IOWA HAWKEYES Myles Wilson 174 Pounds Redshirt Freshman Junction, Colorado (Glenwood Springs) redshirted... posted a 15-2 record at 184 pounds while competing unattached... won titles at Luther College Open (4-0) and Pat Flash Flanagan Open (5-0)... placed second in Black Divisions at Lindenwood Open (3-1) and UNI Open (3-1)... ended season on five-match winning streak... recorded three pins, two technical falls and two major decisions. High School -- two-time Colorado state champion... received all-conference honors all four years and all-state honors his junior and senior year four-time regional champion holds school records for most takedowns in a season (150) and career (401) holds the state record for most wins in a season (51) and career (189) placed fifth at the Super 32 in 2016 placed sixth at the Fargo Freestyle and fourth in Greco in Personal -- born July 28, 1998 son of Josh Wilson and Lynn Jasutis-Wilson has one brother, Amos biology major. Kaleb Young 157 Pounds Sophomore Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania (Punxsutawney Area) posted a 9-7 record at 165 and 174 pounds, going 3-5 in dual competition and 0-4 in Big Ten duals... scored 12 team points in dual competition... placed fifth at Midlands Championships (6-2)... posted five major decisions and one technical fall... Academic All-Big Ten... letterwinner redshirted won titles at Grandview and Luther College Opens placed fifth at Midlands Championships (5-2) collected second-place finishes at Joe Parisi Open and Missouri Valley College Open, and a fourth place finish at Northern Iowa Open recorded a 21-6 mark overall had nine pins. High School -- state champion as a senior... placed fourth at state as a junior and fifth as a sophomore... Super 32 champ member of National Honor Society member. Personal -- born November 14, 1997 son of Buddy and Amy Young mother ran cross country at Penn State DuBois human physiology major. Young s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin

26 IOWA NEWCOMERS Nelson Brands 157/165 Pounds Freshman Iowa City, Iowa (West) High School -- three-time Iowa high school state champion... won the 160-pound title in 2018, the 152-pound title in 2017, and the 138-pound title in three-time first team all-conference and all-state... named team MVP in holds school records for takedowns in a season (485) and in a career (1,250)... fastest pin recorded in seven seconds... placed third at 2016 UWW Cadet Nationals... placed third at Fargo Junior Nationals in Personal -- born February 11, son of Terry and Michelle Brands... has one sister, Sydney... father Terry is Iowa s associate head coach and a two-time NCAA champion at the University of Iowa... sport and recreation management major. Aaron Cashman 125/133 Pounds Freshman Spring Park, Minnesota (Shakopee) Prior to Iowa -- passed on his senior year at Shakopee High School in favor of a year at the Olympic Training Center... placed in three college open tournaments in at 125 pounds and won the Flatz Open at 57 kilograms in February in Austria... placed fourth at the 2018 Junior World Team Trials. High School Minnesota high school state champion wrestling at Shakopee High School, posting a 39-1 record... placed fourth in 2015 and runner-up in 2016 wrestling for Mound-Westonka High School Cadet World Team member... undefeated in conference competition from three-time all-conference, all-district, and team MVP from high school career mark of won 42 straight... recorded 14 consecutive pins... fastest pin was seven seconds. Personal -- born January 4, son of Ann and Ron Cashman... father Ron wrestled at North Dakota State... has one sister, Courtney... business major. Tony Cassioppi 285 Pounds Freshman Roscoe, Illinois (Hononegah) High School -- Two-time Illinois high school state champion... compiled a perfect record as a junior (52-0) and senior (48-0)... allowed zero offensive points as a junior and senior wins in are a school record... set school records for pins (35) and takedowns (220) in a season... pinned all four opponents in under two minutes at the 2018 IHSA state tournament... three-time conference champion... three time state medalist, placing third in 2016 as a sophomore, recording a 44-3 record... was 29-5 as freshman before injury ended his season... three-time Team MVP... placed third in folkstyle and freestyle at 2015 Fargo cadet... placed second at 2016 Fargo junior freestyle national championships and third at 2016 Forgo Greco-Roman national championships... Junior Triple Crown winner (folkstyle, freestyle, Greco-Roman national champion) in 2017 and Junior Pan Am Games (Lima, Peru) champion in played football tackle and guard his sophomore and junior seasons. Personal -- born December 1, son of Tony and Erica... oldest of six children, siblings include Giovanni, Rose, Angelina, Rocco, and Bruno... math, and sports and recreation management major. Cory CLARK Four-time All-American 2017 NCAA Champion FRESHMAN FLASHBACK: Cory Clark was 22-4 as a redshirt freshman in He placed fifth at the NCAA Championships, earning the first of four All-America honors. He won the NCAA title in 2017 at 133 pounds. 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 25

27 Joe Kelly 157/165 Pounds Freshman West Liberty, Iowa (West Liberty) High School -- two-time conference champion and two-time conference runner-up... placed third at Iowa High School State Championship as a junior and senior... Iowa High School state runner-up as a sophomore... placed eighth as a freshman... three time all-district... two-time allconference... holds school record for pins in a single season (30)... first-team all-district football player all four seasons... participated in the Iowa track and field state meet... helped West Liberty soccer team advance to state tournament... wrestling first-team academic all-state... four-time member of principal honor roll (4.0 GPA or above)... four-time Iowa High School Athletic Association academic honoree. Personal -- born July 25, son of Mitchell and Janine Kelly... father Mitch Kelly was a Hawkeye letterwinner from has three siblings, Shannon, Marksa, and Molly... sister, Molly, is on the Iowa volleyball team... cousins, Nicholas and Michael Baer are on the Iowa basketball team... computer science and engineering major. IOWA NEWCOMERS Cam Shaver 141 Pounds Freshman Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Kennedy) High School -- three-time first-team all-conference... member of school s 30-plus win club in 2017 and joined the career 100-win club as a senior in was a 2017 state qualifier... placed third at districts to help his team win the 2018 district title... career record of four-year varsity letterman... placed third at 2017 Southeast Regional. Personal -- Born September 5, 1999 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa... son of Matt and Robin Shaver... has one brother, Joe Slaton, and one sister, Raelynn Shaver... brother Joe wrestled for the Hawkeyes and was a 2008 NCAA runner-up... sports and recreation management major. Brandon SORENSEN Four-time All-American Preston Stephenson 157 Pounds Sophomore Teasdale, Utah (Wayne) High School -- state champion at 160 pounds as a senior in state champion at 145 points as a junior... placed runner-up at high school state championship as a 120-pound sophomore... placed fourth as a 113-pound freshman... academic all-state as a senior... his fastest pin came in nine seconds... team captain of cross country team... baseball letterwinner... ran the one-mile and two-mile in track and field... played running back and linebacker as a captain on the football team... salutatorian his senior year... student body president and National Honor Society Member. Personal -- born June 20, 1997 in Sandy, Utah... son of Michael and Kenra Stephenson... has five siblings, Brandon, Jeff, Troy, Kristen, and Kenna... biomedical engineering major. FRESHMAN FLASHBACK: Brandon Sorensen had a team-high 40 wins as a freshman in He placed runner-up at the Big Ten Championships and fourth at the NCAA Championships, earning the first of four All-America honors. He had a career record of while competing at 149 pounds from

28 IOWA HAWKEYE OPPONENTS CSU Bakersfield November 9, Kent, Ohio Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center School Information Location: Bakersfield, California Enrollment: 9,863 President: Lynette Zelezny Athletic Director: Matt Larsen Colors: Blue and Gold Nickname: Roadrunners Conference: Pac-12 Conference Facility: Rabobank Arena Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Lou Grace Office Phone: Address: Web Site: Team Information Head Coach: Manny Rivera Alma Mater, Year: University of Minnesota, 2007 School/Overall Record (Yrs): (6) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater, Year): Luke Smith (Central Michigan, 2005) Record: Conference Record: NCAA Finish: 33rd NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 2/3 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 0/0 Top Returners (Wt., Yr.): Sean Nickell (133, Sr.) Russell Rohlfing (141, Jr.) Series Record (6-0) Streak: Iowa - 6 At Iowa City: 3-0 At CSU Bakersfield: 3-0 Neutral: 0-0 First Meeting: Iowa won 30-14, 1978 Last Meeting: Iowa won 39-5, 1984 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 44-0, 1982 Kent State University November 9, Kent, Ohio Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center School Information Location: Kent, Ohio Enrollment: 28,972 President: Beverly Warren Athletics Director: Joel Nielsen Colors: Blue and Gold Nickname: Bulls Conference: MAC Facility: University at Buffalo Alumni Arena (6,100) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Aaron Chimenti Office Phone: Address: achiment@kent.edu Web Site: Team Information Head Coach: Jim Andrassy Alma Mater, Year: Kent State University, 1994 School/ Overall Record (Yrs.): (15) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater, Year): Danny Mitcheff (Kent State, 2010) Record: Conference Record: NCAA Finish: 22 NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 2/0 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 1/0 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Kyle Colonel (197, Sr.) Dylan Barreiro (170, Jr.) Series Record (1st Meeting) Princeton University November 16, Iowa City, Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Arena School Information Location: Princeton, New Jersey Enrollment: 8,181 President: Christopher L. Eisgruber Athletics Director: Mollie Marcoux Colors: Orange and Black Nickname: Tigers Conference: EIWA Facility: Dillon Gymnasium Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Craig Sachson Office Phone: Adress: sachson@princeton.edu Web Site: Team Information Head Coach: Chris Ayres Alma Mater, Year: Lehigh, 2003 Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater, Year): Derek Ellingson (Monte Vista, 1991) Record: Conference Record: NCAA Finish: 26th NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 3/1 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 1/0 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Matthew Kolodzik (149, Jr.) Mike D Angelo (157, Sr.) Series Record (Iowa leads, 1-0) Streak: Iowa - 1 At Iowa City: 1-0 Neutral Site: 0-0 First Meeting: Iowa won, 36-7 Last Meeting: Iowa won, 36-7 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 36-7, NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 27

29 IOWA HAWKEYE OPPONENTS Purdue University November 24, Iowa City, Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Arena School Information Location: West Lafayette, Indiana Enrollment: 38,770 President: Mitch Daniels Athletics Director: Morgan Burke Colors: Black and Gold Nickname: Boilermakers Conference: Big Ten Facility (Capacity): Holloway Gymnasium (2,288) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Amanda Dahl Office Phone: (765) Address: Web Site: Team Information Head Coach: Tony Ersland Alma Mater, Year: University of Iowa, 1997 Overall Record (Yrs.): (2) School Record (Yrs.): (2) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater, Year): Tyrel Todd (University of Michigan, 2009) Record: Conference Record/Finish: 3-6/10th 2018 B1G Tournament (Pts./Place): 59.5/9th 2018 NCAA Finish: 28th NCAAQualifiers Returning/Lost: 4/1 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 0/0 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Dylan Lydy (174, Jr. ) Christian Brunner (197, Jr.) Nate Limmex (141, R Jr.) Series Record (Iowa leads, ) Streak: Iowa - 26 At Iowa City: At West Lafayette: Neutral: 1-0 First Meeting: Iowa won, 49-0, 1977 Last Meeting: Iowa won, Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 49-0, 1977 Purdue: 23-9, 1961 Iowa State University December 1, Iowa City, Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Arena School Information Location: Ames, Iowa Enrollment: 36,660 President: Ben Allen Athletic Director: Jamie Pollard Colors: Cardinal and Gold Nickname: Cyclones Conference: Big 12 Facility (Capacity): Hilton Coliseum (14,384) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Brad DePrez Office Phone: (515) Address: bwdeprez@iastate.edu Web Site: cyclones.com Team Information Head Coach: Kevin Dresser Alma Mater, Year: University of Iowa, 1986 Overall Record (Yrs.): (12) School Record (Yrs.): 8-10 (first year) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater, Year): Derek St. John (University of Iowa, 2014) Brent Metcalf ( University of Iowa, 2010) Record: Conference Record: NCAA Finish: 45th NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 1/0 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 0/0 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Jarrett Degen (149, Jr.) Series Record (Iowa leads, ) Streak: Iowa - 14 At Iowa City: At Ames: Neutral: 6-0 First Meeting: Iowa won, 4-0, 1912 Last Meeting: Iowa won, 35-6, 2018 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 37-6, 1991 Iowa State: 34-0, 1933 Lehigh University December 8, Iowa City, Iowa Carver Hawkeye-Arena School Information Location: Bethelem, Pennsylvania Enrollment: 5,080 President: John Douglas Simon Athletics Director: Joe Sterrett Colors: Brown and White Nickname: Mountain Hawks Conference: Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Associaton Facility: Stabler Arena Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Steve Lomangino Office Phone: Address: sjl304@lehigh.edu Web Site: lehighsports.com Team Information Head Coach: Pat Santoro Alma Mater, Year: Pittsburgh, 1989 School/Overall Record (Yrs.): (10) Associate Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Brad Dillon (Lehigh, 2004) Assistant Coach (Alma Mater, Year): John Hughes (Penn State, 1996) Record: Conference Record: NCAA Finish: 15th NCAAQualifiers Returning/Lost: 9/1 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 2/1 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Scott Parker (133, Sr.) Jordan Kutler (174, Jr.) Series Record (Iowa leads, 25-0) Streak: Iowa - 25 At Iowa City: 15-0 At Bethlehem: 10-0 Neutral: 0-0 First Meeting: Iowa won 33-3, 1972 Last Meeting: Iowa won 31-6, 2014 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 47-0, 1986

30 IOWA HAWKEYE OPPONENTS Midlands Championships December 29-30, Hoffman Estates, Illinois Sears Centre Arena Tournament Information Media Contact: Preston Michelson Office Phone: (847) Web Site: nusports.com Iowa s Midlands History Iowa has won a record 27 team titles in the 55-year history of the Midlands Championships. The Hawkeyes won their first team title in 1974, and proceeded to win nine of the next 11. Iowa also won team titles in 1990, 1992, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and In 2017, Iowa won a program record five individual titles and scored points to win the team title for the fifth straight year. In 2014, the Hawkeyes set a tournament record with 189 points, breaking their previous record of set the year before. Nine former Hawkeyes are enshrined in the Midlands Hall of Fame. They are Ed Banach, Terry Brands, Tom Brands, Chris Campbell, Steve Combs, Tim Cysewski, Barry Davis, Randy Lewis and Chuck Yagla. Former Hawkeye Head Coach Dan Gable is also a Midlands Hall of Fame member. Nine Hawkeyes earned the Art Kraft Champion of Champions Award, while 10 were named the Dan Gable Outstanding Wrestler. The Art Kraft Champion of Champions include Lenny Zalesky (1980), Jim Zalesky (1983), Jim Heffernan (1986), Jeff McGinness (1995), Joe Williams (1996), Eric Juergens (1999), Mark Perry (2007), Thomas Gilman (2016), and Alex Marinelli (2017). The Dan Gable Outstanding Wrestlers were Randy Lewis (1979), Lenny Zalesky (1980), Ed Banach (1981), Royce Alger (1994), Jeff McGinness (1995), Lincoln McIlravy (1997), Joe Williams (1999, 2000), Mark Perry (2007), Brent Metcalf (2009), and Thomas Gilman (2016). Gable was named the tournament s outstanding wrestler five times ( , 1971). Opponent...1st Meeting...W-L-T Alabama Arizona Arizona State Army Athletes in Action Auburn Augsburg Augustana (IL) Augustana (SD) Baker Binghamton Bloomsburg Boise State Bowling Green Bradley Brigham Young Bucknell Buena Vista Buffalo Cal Bakersfield Cal Davis Cal Poly Carleton Central Michigan Central Oklahoma Chattanooga Chicago Clarion Cleveland State Coe Colorado Colo. School of Mines Colorado State Cornell (IA) Cornell (NY) Cumberland (Tenn.) Drake Dubuque East Stroudsburg Edinboro Embry Riddle Findlay Fresno State Graceland Grand Canyon Hofstra Illinois Illinois State Indiana Indiana State Iowa Central Iowa Lakes Iowa State Ithaca Kansas State Kentucky Kent State Lehigh Lock Haven Louisiana State Opponent Series Results Opponent... 1st Meeting... W-L-T Loras Luther Mankato State Maritime Marquette Maryland Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Minnesota State Missouri Monmouth Montana-Western Montana St.-Northern Montclair State Morgan State Nebraska New York AC North Carolina North Carolina Pembroke North Carolina State North Colorado North Dakota State Northern Illinois Northern Iowa Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Old Dominion Omaha Oregon Oregon State Pennsylvania Penn State Princeton Purdue Rutgers Rider Simpson Southern Colorado South Dakota State Southern Illinois S. Illinois-Edwardsville Southwest Missouri Southwest State Syracuse Temple Toledo Utah Valley Virginia Virginia Tech Western Illinois Wheaton Wisconsin Wisconsin State Wyoming NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 29

31 IOWA HAWKEYE OPPONENTS University of Minnesota January 13, Minneapolis, Minnesota Sports Pavilion/Williams Arena School Information Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Enrollment: 50,678 President: Eric Kaler Athletics Director: Mark Coyle Colors: Maroon and Gold Nickname: Golden Gophers Conference: Big Ten Facility (Capacity): Sports Pavilion (5,840) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Chris Langos Office Phone: Address: Web Site: gophersports.com Team Information Head Coach: Brandon Eggum Alma Mater, Year: Minnesota, 2000 School/Overall Record (Yrs.): 7-5 (1) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater, Year): Luke Becker (University of Minnesota, 2003) Dustin Schlatter (University of Minnesota, 2010) Record: Conference Record: B1G Tournament (Pts./Place): 66.5/ 7th 2018 NCAA Finish: 17th NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 7/0 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 1/0 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Ethan Lizak (125, Sr.) Tommy Thorn (141, Sr.) Series Record (Iowa leads, ) Streak: Iowa - 4 At Iowa City: At Minneapolis: Neutral: 6-2 First Meeting: Iowa won 39-3, 1921 Last Meeting: Iowa won 34-7, 2018 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 51-0, 1985 Minnesota: 32-0, 1966 Rutgers University January 18, Iowa City, Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Arena School Information Location: Piscataway, New Jersey Enrollment: 66,013 President: Robert L. Barchi Athletics Director: Patrick E. Hobbs Colors: Scarlet Nickname: Scarlet Knights Conference: Big Ten Facility: Rutgers Athletic Center RAC (8,000) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Bradly Derechailo Office Phone: Address: bderechailo@scarletknights.com Web Site: scarletknights.com Team Information Head Coach: Scott Goodale Alma Mater, Year: Lock Haven University, 1995 School/Overall Record (Yrs.): (11) Associate Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Donny Pritzlaff (University of Wisconsin, 2005) Assistant Coach (Alma Mater, Year): John Leonardis (Lehigh, 1997) Record: Conference Record: B1G Tournament (Pts./Place): 42.5/ 11th 2018 NCAA Finish: 11th NCAAQualifiers Returning/Lost: 2/4 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 1/1 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Nick Suriano (125, Jr.) Series Record (Iowa leads, 4-0) Streak: Iowa - 4 At Iowa City: 1-0 At Piscataway: 2-0 Neutral: 1-0 First Meeting: Iowa won 33-9, 2010 Last Meeting: Iowa won 23-15, 2017 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 33-9, 2010 University of Illinois January 25, Champaign, Illinois State Farm Center School Information Location: Champaign, Illinois Enrollment: 43,603 President: Tim Killeen Athletics Director: Josh Whitman Colors: Orange and Blue Nickname: Fighting Illini Conference: Big Ten Facility: Huff Hall (4,152) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Michael Girot Office Phone: Address: girot2@illinois.edu Web Site: fightingillini.com Team Information Head Coach: Jim Heffernan Alma Mater, Year: University of Iowa, 1987 School/Overall Record (Yrs.): (8) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater, Year): Jeremy Hunter (Penn State, 2000) Mike Peota (University of Illinois, 2009) Record: Conference Record/Finish: B1G Tournament (Pts./Place): 62.5/8th 2018 NCAA Finish: T-13th NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 4/1 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 1/1 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Travis Piotrowski (125, Jr.) Emery Parker (184, Sr.) Series Record ( ) Streak: Iowa - 8 At Iowa City: At Champaign: Neutral: 6-0 First Meeting: Iowa lost 16-21, 1920 Last Meeting: Iowa won 18-17, 2017 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 53-0, 1992

32 IOWA HAWKEYE OPPONENTS Northwestern University January 27, Evanston, Illinois Welsh-Ryan Arena School Information Location: Evanston, Illinois Enrollment: 20,336 President: Morton O. Schapiro Athletics Director: Jim Phillips Colors: Purple and White Nickname: Wildcats Conference: Big Ten Facility (Capacity): Welsh-Ryan Arena (8,117) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Preston Michelson Office Phone: Web Site: nusports.com Team Information Head Coach: Matt Storniolo Alma Mater, Year: University of Oklahoma, 2007 School/Overall Record (Yrs.): (2) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater, Year): Andrew Howe (Oklahoma, 2014) Jason Welch (Northwestern, 2013) Record: Conference Record/Finish: B1G Tournament (Pts./Place): 55.5/ 10th 2018 NCAA Finish: 24th NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 4/0 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 0/0 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Sebastian Rivera (125, So.) Johnny Sebastian (174, Sr.) Conan Jennings (285, Sr.) Series Record (Iowa leads, ) Streak: Iowa - 12 At Iowa City: 31-3 At Evanston: Neutral: 6-0 First Meeting: Iowa won 30-14, 1921 Last Meeting: Iowa won 33-2, 2017 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 54-0, 2016 Northwestern: 25-8, 1967 University of Nebraska February 3, Lincoln, Nebraska Pinnacle Bank Arena School Information Location: Lincoln, Nebraska Enrollment: 25,006 President: Hank M. Bounds Athletics Director: Shawn Eichorst Colors: Red and White Nickname: Cornhuskers Conference: Big Ten Facility (Capacity): Devaney Sports Center (7,907) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: EJ Stevens Office Phone: (402) Address: edward.stevens@huskers.unl. edu Web Site: Team Information Head Coach: Mark Manning Alma Mater, Year: University of Nebraska, 1985 School Record (Yrs.): (18) Overall Record (Yrs.): (21) Associate Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Bryan Snyder (University of Nebraska, 2002) Assistant Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Jason Powell (University of Nebraska, 2004) Record: Conference Record/Finish: 72.5/ 5th 2018 NCAA Finish: 9th NCAAQualifiers Returning/Lost: 5/1 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 3/0 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Tyler Bergerer (157, Sr.) CJ Redd (141, So.) Taylor Venz (184, So.) Series Record (Iowa leads, ) Streak: Iowa - 8 At Iowa City: 13-3 At Lincoln: Neutral: 4-1 First Meeting: Nebraska won, 3-0, 1911 Last Meeting: Iowa won, 21-11, 2016 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 40-0, Nebraska: 22-6, 1928 University of Maryland February 8, Iowa City, Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Arena School Information Location: College Park, Maryland Enrollment: 38,140 President: Wallace Loh Athletics Director: Kevin Bruce Anderson Colors: Red, Black, White and Gold Nickname: Terrapins Conference: Big Ten Facility: Xfinity Center Pavillion (17,950) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Jake Spitz Office Phone: Address: jspitz1@umd.edu Web Site: umterps.com Team Information: Head Coach: Kerry McCoy Alma Mater, Year: Penn State, 1997 School Record (Yrs): (9) Overall Record (Yrs.): (12) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater, Year): Jimmy Sheptock (Maryland, 2014) Seth Ecker (Ithaca, 2012) Record: Conference Record: B1G Tournament (Pts.Place): 30.5/12th 2018 NCAA Finish: 27th NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 3/0 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 1/0 Top Returners (Wt, Yr.) Ryan Diehl (141, Sr.) Alfred Bannister (149, Sr.) Youssif Hemida (285, Sr.) Series Record (5-0) Streak: Iowa - 5 At Iowa CIty: 1-0 At College Park: 2-0 Neutral: 1-0 First Meeting: Iowa won 25-6, 1973 Last Meeting: Iowa won 40-6, 2017 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 40-6, NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 31

33 IOWA HAWKEYE OPPONENTS Indiana University Februrary 15, Iowa City, Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Arena School Information Location: Bloomington, Indiana Enrollment: 46,416 President: Michael McRobbie Athletics Director: Fred Glass Colors: Red and White Nickname: Hoosiers Conference: Big Ten Facility (Capacity): University Gymnasium (2,000) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Nick Reith Office Phone: (812) Address: Web Site: Team Information Head Coach: Angel Escobedo Alma Mater, Year: Indiana, 2010 School/Overall Record (Yrs.): 0-0 (1) Associate Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Mike Dixon (Indiana University, 2001) Assistant Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Isaac Jordan (Wisconsin, 2016) Record: Conference Record/Finish: B1G Tournmaent (Pts. Place): 10/ 13th 2018 NCAA Finish: NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 2/1 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 0/0 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Bryce Martin (165, Sr.) Elijah Oliver (125, Sr.) Series Record (Iowa leads, ) Streak: Iowa - 23 At Iowa City: At Bloomington: Neutral: 1-0 First Meeting: Iowa won 11-10, 1918 Last Meeting: Iowa won, 45-0, 2016 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 45-0, 2016 Indiana: 33-6, 1920 University of Wisconsin February 17, Madison, Wisconsin Kohl Center School Information Location: Madison, Wisconsin Enrollment: 43,193 President: Ray Cross Athletics Director: Barry Alvarez Colors: Red and White Nickname: Badgers Conference: Big Ten Facility (Capacity): UW Field House (10,300) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Kelli Grashel Office Phone: (608) Address: kg3@athletics.wisc.edu Web Site: Team Information Head Coach: Chris Bono Alma Mater, Year: Iowa State University, 1997 School Record (Yrs.):0-0 (1) Overall Record (Yrs.): (6) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater, Year): John Reader (Iowa State, 2011) Matt McDonough (University of Iowa, 2013) Record: Conference Record/Finish: B1G Tournament (Pts, Place): 67/6th 2018 NCAA Finish: 17th NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 3/4 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 1/0 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Evan Wick ( 165, So.) Ryan Christensen (184, Sr.) Series Record (Iowa leads, ) Streak: Iowa - 6 At Iowa City: 13-4 At Madison: Neutral: First Meeting: Iowa won, 8-6, 1923 Last Meeting: Iowa won, 31-3, 2016 Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 43-3 (1982), 42-2 (1983) Wisconsin: 23-5, 1952 Oklahoma State University February 24, Stillwater, Oklahoma Gallagher-Iba Arena School Information Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma Enrollment: 25,962 President: V. Burns Hargis Athletics Director: Mike Holder Colors: Orange and Black Nickname: Cowboys Conference: Big 12 Facility (Capacity): Gallagher-Iba Arena (13,611) Sports Information Wrestling Contact: Sean McGuire Office Phone: (405) Address: sean.maguire@okstate.edu Web Site: okstate.com Team Information Head Coach: John Smith Alma Mater, Year: Oklahoma State Univ., 1988 School/Overall Record (Yrs.): (27) Associate Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Zack Esposito (Oklahoma State Univ., 2007) Assistant Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Chris Perry (Oklahoma State Univ., 2015) Record: Conference Record: NCAA Finish: T-13th NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 7/2 All-Americans Returning/Lost: 4/0 Top Returnees (Wt., Yr.) Chandler Rogers (165, R Sr.) Kaid Brock (133, R Jr.) Boo LeWallen (149, R Jr.) Series Record (Iowa trails, ) Streak: Oklahoma State - 1 At Iowa City: At Stillwater: Neutral Site: 2-4 First Meeting: Oklahoma State won, 24-8, 1954 Last Meeting: Iowa won, 20-12, Largest Victory Margin Iowa: 47-3, 1982 Oklahoma State: 25-2, 1962

34 HISTORY NCAA Team Titles 1. Iowa Oklahoma State...7 Penn State Minnesota Iowa State Arizona State...1 Oklahoma...1 Ohio State...1 All-Americans 1. Iowa Oklahoma State Penn State Iowa State Minnesota Oklahoma National Champions 1. Iowa Oklahoma State Pennn State Iowa State Oklahoma Wisconsin...18 Iowa s Most... Wins in a season: Losses in a season: All-Americans in a season: , 1983, 1985, 1991, 1992, 1995 Big Ten Champions in a season: NCAA Champions in a season: , 1997 Most Consecutive... Wins: 69 January 12, January 16, 2011 Home Wins: 55 January 9, December 18, 1983 Away Wins: 44 November 24, January 16, 2011 Losses: Big Ten Wins: 98 December 13, 1975-January 28, 1989 Big Ten Home Wins: 63 January 17, 1975-January 3, 1998 Big Ten Away Wins: 54 January 19, 1974-January 28, 1989 Most Team Points Scored... In a Season (Dual Matches): 1, In a Dual Match: 60 vs. Simpson, 1987 By an Opponent in a Dual Match: 39 by Oklahoma, 1966 At the Big Ten Championships: At the NCAA Championships: Hawkeyes On Top The following statistics reflect the University of Iowa s wrestling success over the past 45 seasons ( ). NCAA Finalists 1. Iowa Oklahoma State Iowa State Penn State Oklahoma Minnesota...37 Top 10 NCAA Point Totals 1. Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Oklahoma State Iowa Penn State Iowa Oklahoma State Penn State Top 10 NCAA Victory Margins 1. Iowa Oklahoma State Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa NCAA Championship Records Held Or Shared By Iowa Record...Year Most team points Margin of victory Consecutive titles Most finalists , 1991, 1997 Most champions , 1997 Big Ten Championship Records Held Or Shared By Iowa Record...Year Most champions since 1924 Most champions in one tournament Most consecutive titles Most falls in tournament Margin of victory Most four-time champions... 7 (16 total in conference history) Most three-time champions NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 33

35 SEASON REVIEW INDIVIDUAL SEASON STATISTICS Career Dual Big Ten Win Career CHA Career Dual Pts. OT MD TF Pins Fastest Wrestler, Wt. Record Record Record Record Streak Record Dual Starts Scored W-L W-L W-L W-L Fall Spencer Lee, :40 Justin Stickley, :49 Perez Perez, Paul Glynn, :56 Phillip Laux, :12 Stephen Alvarez, :27 Carter Happel, :38 Aaron Meyer, :51 Danny Murphy, :05 Vince Turk, :21 Jeren Glosser, 149/ :02 Brandon Sorensen, :20 Michael Kemerer, :25 Keegan Shaw, :51 Alex Marinelli, :52 Tristan McDonald, :19 Logan McQuillan, :20 Jeremiah Moody, :26 Kaleb Young, 164/ Joey Gunther, Mitch Bowman, :17 Cade Brownlee, Sam Cook, :04 Cash Wilcke, :45 Steven Holloway, :51 Sam Stoll, : INDIVIDUAL SEASON STATISTICS (REDSHIRT) Overall OT MD TF Pins Fastest Win Wrestler, Wt. Record W-L W-L W-L W-L Fall Streak Max Murin, :12 1 Pat Lugo, :01 0 Zach Axmear, Myles Wilson, :47 5 Connor Corbin, :31 2 Jacob Warner, :06 0 Aaron Costello, :29 0 CHA - Carver-Hawkeye Arena, OT - overtime, MD - major decision, TF - technical fall Junior Michael Kemerer iinished the season with a perfect 14-0 dual record, including a 8--0 mark in the Big Ten at 157 pounds.

36 SEASON REVIEW Top Five Statistical Rankings Results Overall Wins 1. Michael Kemerer (157)...27 Brandon Sorensen (149) Sam Stoll (285) Spencer Lee (125) Cash Wilcke (197) Alex Marinelli (165)...19 Overall Winning Percentage 1. Michael Kemerer (157) Spencer Lee (125) Brandon Sorensen (149) Sam Stoll (285) Alex Marinelli (165) Dual Wins 1. Brandon Sorensen (149)...14 Michael Kemerer (157) Sam Stoll (285) Cash Wilcke (197)...10 Joey Gunther (174)...10 Dual Winning Percentage 1. Michael Kemerer (157) Alex Marinelli (165) Spencer Lee (125) Brandon Sorensen (149) Sam Stoll (285) Big Ten Dual Wins 1. Brandon Sorensen (149)...8 Michael Kemerer (157)...8 Alex Marinelli (174) Spencer Lee (125)...6 Cash Wilcke (197)...6 Big Ten Dual Winning Percentage 1. Michael Kemerer (157) Alex Marinelli (165) Spencer Lee (125) Brandon Sorensen (149) Joey Gunther (174) Dual Meet Team Points Scored 1. Brandon Sorensen (149) Michael Kemerer (157) Sam Stoll (285) Alex Marinelli (165) Cash Wilcke (197)...38 Falls 1. Michael Kemerer (157)...10 Sam Stoll (285) Spencer Lee (125) Brandon Sorensen (149)...6 Jeren Glosser (149)...6 Fastest Falls 1. Spencer Lee (125)...0:40 2. Spencer Lee (125)...0:46 3. Steven Holloway (197)...0:51 4. Alex Marinelli (165)...0:52 5. Jeren Glosser (149)...1:02 Technical Falls 1. Spencer Lee (125) Michael Kemerer (157) Brandon Sorensen (149)...3 Jeremiah Moody (165)...3 Major Decisions 1. Brandon Sorensen (149) Kaleb Young (165)...5 Jeremiah Moody (165)...5 Mitch Bowman (184)...5 Career Dual Starts 1. Brandon Sorensen (149) Sam Stoll (285) Michael Kemerer (157) Cash Wilcke (197) Joey Gunther (174)...26 Career Wins 1. Brandon Sorensen (149) Michael Kemerer (157) Sam Stoll (285) Cash Wilcke (197) Joey Gunther (174)...36 (12-3 Overall, 5-3 Big Ten) DATE OPPONENT...RESULT 11/11 Luther Open... 9 champs 11/17 Iowa Central... W, 48-0 Buffalo... W, 33-6 North Dakota State... W, /24 #22 Rider... W, /1 #15 Illinois... W, /8 at #16 Rutgers... W, /10 at Maryland... W, /29-30 at Midlands...1st 1/5 Michigan State... W, /14 #3 Oklahoma State... W, /21 at #2 Ohio State...L, /27 #7 Michigan...L, /2 #18 Minnesota... W, /4 #17 Northwestern... W, /10 at #1 Penn State...L, /18 at Iowa State... W, /3-4 at Big Ten Championships...4th 3/15-17 at NCAA Championships...3rd Big Ten Regular Season Standings TEAM B1G Overall 1. Penn State Ohio State Michigan Nebraska IOWA Illinois Northwestern Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue Rutgers Michigan State Indiana Maryland NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 35

37 2018 BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Big Ten Championships March 3-4, 2018 Breslin Center East Lansing, Michigan Team Standings Place Team... Score 1. Ohio State Penn State Michigan IOWA Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Purdue Northwestern Rutgers Maryland Indiana Michigan State Individual Awards Coach of the Year...Tom Ryan, Ohio State Freshman of the Year... Spencer Lee, Iowa Wrestler of the Year... Zain Retherford, Penn State Outstanding Wrestler...Isaiah Martinez, Illinois Big Ten Championships Placewinners 125 Pounds 1. Nathan Tomasello, Ohio State 2. Ethan Lizak, Minnesota 3. Spencer Lee, IOWA 4. Luke Welch, Purdue 5. Sebastian Rivera, Northwestern 6. Nick Suriano, Rutgers 7. RayVon Foley, Michigan State 8. Elijah Oliver, Indiana 133 Pounds 1. Stevan Micic, Michigan 2. Luke Pletcher, Ohio State 3. Dylan Duncan, Illinois 4. Mitch McKee, Minnesota 5. Jason Renteria, Nebraska 6. Soctt Devecchio, Rutgers 7. Corey Kenner, Penn State 8. Ben Bhornton, Purdue 141 Pounds 1. Joey McKenna, Ohio State 2. Michael Carr, Illinois 3. Nick Lee, Penn State 4. Nate LImmex, Purdue 5. Vince Turk, IOWA 6. Eli Stickley, Wisconsin 7. Chad Red, Nebraska 8. Ryan Diehl, Maryland 165 Pounds 1. Isaiah Martinez, Illinois 2. Vincenzo Joseph, Penn State 3. Richie Lewis, Rutgers 4. Evan Wick, Wisconsin 5. Logan Massa, Michigan 6. Alex Marinelli, IOWA 7. Isaiah White, Nebraska 8. Nick Wanzek, Minnesota 174 Pounds 1. Mark Hall, Penn State 2. Myles Amine, Michigan 3. Bo Jordan, Ohio State 4. Johnny Sebastian, Northwestern 5. Dylan Lydy, Purdue 6. Joey Gunther, IOWA 7. Ryan Christensen, Wisconsin 8. Devin Skatzka, Indiana 184 Pounds 1. Bo Nickal, Penn State 2. Myles Martin, Ohio State 3. Dom Abounader, Michigan 4. Taylor Venz, Nebraska 5. Emery Parker, Illinois 6. Brandon Krone, Minnesota 7. Ricky Robterson, Wisconsin 8. Mitch Bowman, IOWA Freshman Spencer Lee was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Lee was 6-0 in Big Ten duals and placed third at the 2018 conference championships at 125 pounds. 149 Pounds 1. Zain Retherford, Penn State 2. Brandon Sorensen, IOWA 3. Ke-Shawn Hayes, Ohio State 4. Colton McCrystal, Nebraska 5. Alfred Bannister, Maryland 6. Ryan Deakin, Northwestern 7. Steve Bleise, Minnesota 8. Eleazar Deluca, Rutgers 157 Pounds 1. Alec Panteleo, Michigan 2. Micah Jordan, Ohio State 3. Andrew Crone, Wisconsin 4. Tyler Berger, Nebraska 6. Michael Kemerer, IOWA Jason Nolf, Penn State 7. Jake Short, Minnesota 8. John Van Brill, Rutgers 197 Pounds 1. Kollin Moore, Ohio State 2. Shakur Rasheed, Penn State 3. Hunter Ritter, Wisconsin 4. Kevin Beazley, Michigan 5. Christian Brunner, Purdue 6. Cash Wilcke, IOWA 7. Eric Schultz, Nebraska 8. Zack Chakonis, Northwestern 285 Pounds 1. Kyle Snyder, Ohio State 2. Adam Coon, Michigan 3. Nick Nevills, Penn State 4. Sam Stoll, IOWA 5. Conan Jennings, Northwestern 6. Youssif Hemida 7. Shawn Streck, Purdue 8. Rylee Streifel, Minnesota

38 2018 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS NCAA All-Americans By Place 125 Pounds 1. Spencer Lee, IOWA 2. Nick Suriano, Rutgers 3. Nathan Tomasello, Ohio State 4. Ethan Lizak, Minnesota 5. Darian Cruz, Lehigh 6. Sebastian Rivera, Northwestern 7. Ronnie Bresser, Oregon State 8. Zeke Moisey, West Virginia 133 Pounds 1. Seth Gross, SDSU 2. Stevan Micic, Michigan 3. Tariq Wilson, NC State 4. Luke Pletcher, Ohio State 5. Kaid Brock, Oklahoma State 6. Scott Delvecchio, Rutgers 7. Scott Parker, Lehigh 8. Montorie Bridges, Wyoming 165 Pounds 1. Vincenzo Joseph, Penn State 2. Isaiah Martinez, Illinois 3. Evan Wick, Wisconsin 4. Chance Marsteller, Lock Haven 5. David McFadden, Virginia Tech 6. Alex Marinelli, IOWA 7. Jonathan Chavez, Cornell 8. Chandler Rogers, Oklahoma State 174 Pounds 1. Zahid Valencia, Arizona State 2. Mark Hall, Penn State 3. Myles Amine, Michigan 4. Daniel Lewis, Missouri 5. Bo Jordan, Ohio State 6. Jordan Kutler, Lehigh 7. David Kocer, SDSU 8. Jacobe Smith, Oklahoma State NCAA Championships March 15-17, 2018 Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, Ohio Team Standings (Top 10) Place Team... Score 1. Penn State Ohio State IOWA Michigan NC State Missouri Cornell Virginia Tech Nebraska Arizona State Individual Awards Outstanding Wrestler... Bo Nickal, Penn State NWCA Coach of the Year... Pat Santoro, Lehigh Gorriaran Trophy...Sam Stol, Iowa Hodge Trophy... Zain Retherford, Penn State 141 Pounds 1. Yianni Diakomihalis, Cornell 2. Bryce Meredith, Wyoming 3. Joey McKenna, Ohio State 4. Jaydin Eierman, Missouri 5. Nick Lee, Penn State 6. Kevin Jack, NC State 7. Chad Red, Nebraska 8. Sa Derian Perry, Eastern Michigan 149 Pounds 1. Zain Retherford, Penn State 2. Ronald Perry, Lock Haven 3. Matthew Kolodzik, Princeton 4. Troy Heilmann, North Carolina 5. Brandon Sorensen, IOWA 6. Grant Leeth, Missouri 7. Jason Tsirtsis, Arizona State 8. Boo Lewallen, Oklahoma State 157 Pounds 1. Jason Nolf, Penn State 2. Hayden Hidlay, NC State 3. Tyler Berger, Nebraska 4. Michael Kemerer, IOWA 5. Alex Panteleo, Michigan 6. Michah Jordan, Ohio State 7. Josh Shields, Arizona State 8. Luke Zilverberg, SDSU 184 Pounds 1. Bo Nickal, Penn State 2. Myles Martin, Ohio State 3. Emory Parker, Illinois 4. Taylor Venz, Nebraska 5. Domenic Abounader, Michigan 6. Zachary Zavatsky, Virginia Tech 7. Chip Ness, North Carolina 8. Max Dean, Cornell 197 Pounds 1. Michael Macchiavello, NC State 2. Jared Haught, Virginia Tech 3. Kyle Conel, Kent 4. Kollin Moore, Ohio State 5. Jacob Holschlag, Northern Iowa 6. Ben Darmstadt, Cornell 7. Shakur Rasheed, Penn State 8. Willie Miklus, Missouri 285 Pounds 1. Kyle Snyder, Ohio State 2. Adam Coon, Michigan 3. Amar Dhesi, Oregon State 4. Jacob Kasper, Duke 5. Sam Stoll, IOWA 6. Mike Hughes, Hoffstra 7. Nick Nevills, Penn State 8. Youssif Hemida, Maryland Senior Sam Stoll placed fifth at 285 pounds to earn All- America honors at the 2018 NCAA Championships. Stoll was awarded the Gorriaran Trophy after pinning three opponents in a combined time of eight minutes, 50 seconds. 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 37

39 HAWKEYES IN INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION Ed Banach Lou Banach Hawkeye Olympians Name...Year... Weight...Games (Medal) Ed Banach Los Angeles (G) Lou Banach Los Angeles (G) Leslie Beers Amsterdam (A) Terry Brands Sydney (B) Tom Brands Atlanta (G) Chris Campbell Moscow Barcelona (B) Steve Combs Mexico City Barry Davis Los Angeles (S) Seoul Daniel Dennis Rio Randy Lewis Moscow Los Angeles (G) Terry McCann Rome (G) Lincoln McIlravy Sydney (B) Steve Mocco Beijing Joe Scarpello London (A) Doug Schwab Beijing Joe Williams Athens Chuck Yagla Moscow Mike Zadick Beijing Terry Brands Tom Brands Chris Campbell Barry Davis Randy Lewis Thomas Gilman G - gold medal, S - silver medal, B - bronze medal, C - coach, A - team alternate

40 HAWKEYES IN INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION Name... Year...Games (Medal) Royce Alger Tokyo, Japan (S) Ed Banach Kiev, Soviet Union John Bowlsby Istanbul, Turkey Lausanne, Switzerland Terry Brands Toronto, Canada (G) Istanbul, Turkey Atlanta, United States (G) Moscow, Russia (C) Tom Brands Toronto, Canada (G) Istanbul, Turkey Atlanta, United States Budapest, Hangary (C) Chris Campbell Lausanne, Switzerland Skopljie, Yugoslavia (G) Tokyo, Japan (S) Varna, Bulgaria Barry Davis Kiev, Soviet Union Budapest, Hungary (S) Clermont-Ferrand, France (S) Dan Gable Lausanne, Switzerland (C) Mexico City, Mexico (C) San Diego, United States (C) Kiev, Soviet Union (C) Istanbul, Turkey (C) Ankara, Turkey (C) Thomas Gilman Paris, France (S) Budapest, Hungary Randy Lewis Mexico City, Mexico Edmonton, Canada Hawkeye World Championships Experience Name Year...Games (Medal) Lincoln McIlravy Krasnoyarsk, Russia Tehran, Iran (B) Ankara, Turkey (S) Joe Melchiore Tokyo, Japan Brent Metcalf Moscow, Russia Budapest, Hungary Tashkent, Uzbekistsan Las Vegas, Nevada John Oostendorp Prague, Czech Republic Brad Penrith Martigny, Switzerland Varna, Bulgaria (S) Tony Ramos Tashkent, Uzbekistan Las Vegas, Nevada Doug Schwab Baku, Azerbaijan Joe Williams Ankara, Turkey Sofia, Bulgaria (B) Tehran, Iran New York, United States Budapest Hungary (B) Baku, Azerbaijan Chuck Yagla Lausanne, Switzerland San Diego, United States Bill Zadick Sofia, Bulgaria Guangzhou, China (G) Moscow, Russia (C) Mike Zadick Guangzhou, China (S) Baku, Azerbaijan Moscow, Russia Terry McCann Lincoln McIlravy Joe Williams Chuck Yagla 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 39

41 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP SEASONS No team has dominated collegiate wrestling like the University of Iowa Hawkeyes since the mid 1970s. Iowa captured nine straight NCAA titles from and has won 23 of the last 43. During that span Iowa boasts 73 All-Americans and 71 individual champions. Following are summaries of Iowa s 23 NCAA championship seasons Iowa posted an undefeated dual season (17-0-1), set a school mark for wins and won its first NCAA title. The team had a school-record five All-Americans, national champs in Chuck Yagla and Dan Holm, and four dual shutouts Iowa won its second straight NCAA title and captured 14 of 15 duals. A school-record three Hawkeyes (Brad Smith, Chuck Yagla and Chris Campbell) won NCAA titles. Yagla won his second straight title and was the meet s Outstanding Wrestler. Iowa won the title by almost 40 points and amassed a national record 123 1/4 points The Hawkeyes started their nine-year string of national championships and were 15-1 in duals. Iowa s one-half point margin of victory at the NCAA meet gave the Hawkeyes their third title in four years. This team was the first in college history to win the national championship without an individual champion Coach Dan Gable s first undefeated and untied (19-0-0) team included NCAA champs Bruce Kinseth and Randy Lewis. Kinseth, who had a school-record 23 pins, was named Outstanding Wrestler at the NCAA Meet. He pinned all four opponents at Big Tens and all five at nationals Iowa won its third straight national title with a school-record eight all-americans, including NCAA champions Randy Lewis (134) and Ed Banach (177). A 34-match dual winning streak was snapped by Cal-Poly, The winningest team (21-1) in Iowa annals boasted nine All-Americans and seven Big Ten champs. Brothers Ed and Lou Banach won NCAA titles. The 10-man lineup had an overall record of Iowa won the NCAA title by 29 1/2 points Three NCAA champions Barry Davis, Jim Zalesky and Pete Bush paced the undefeated (16-0-1) national champions. Davis set the Iowa season mark for wins with 46. The Hawkeyes had eight All-Americans and piled up a record 131 3/4 points at the NCAAs Iowa set a Big Ten record with nine league champs, compiled a 17-1 dual record and won a sixth consecutive NCAA crown. Iowa had nine All-Americans, a tournament record. Ed Banach won his third NCAA title in four years. Carver-Hawkeye Arena opened its doors with a 35-7 victory over Oklahoma The Hawkeyes were 16-1 in duals and won both NCAA and Big Ten titles. Jim Zalesky, named Outstanding Wrestler at the NCAAs, posted his second straight undefeated campaign and closed his career with 89 straight wins. Five Hawkeyes made the national championship match Gable s second perfect season record (18-0-0) was accomplished with nine All-Americans and eight Big Ten champions. Davis, who won his third NCAA title, earned Outstanding Wrestler. For the second year in a row, five Hawkeyes wrestled in NCAA title matches The Hawkeyes record-tying ninth straight national team title was a record-shattering performance. Iowa set all-time NCAA records for points scored (158), margin of victory (73.25) and national champs (five)! Marty Kistler was the Hawkeyes third straight NCAA Outstanding Wrestler award winner. Six wrestlers won at least 30 matches. The ninth straight NCAA championship tied the all-time record for consecutive titles Iowa regained the national title that had eluded it since 1986, crowning nine All-Americans at the NCAA meet in Iowa City. Tom Brands (134) won his second straight title and was joined on the victory stand by Mark Reiland (167). Tom Brands ended the year with a perfect 45-0 record. Iowa s team total of 157 was just one shy of the NCAA record, set by Iowa in The Hawkeyes won their 18th straight Big Ten title Gable s third perfect season (16-0-0) was accomplished by nine All-Americans, including NCAA champs Terry Brands, Tom Brands, and Troy Steiner. Tom Brands won his third consecutive NCAA title and was named Outstanding Wrestler. The Hawkeyes won their 19th straight Big Ten crown (6 champs) and second straight NCAA title. The Iowa-Iowa State dual meet (a 29-8 Iowa victory) drew an NCAA record 15,291 fans in Iowa City Iowa rebounded from a midseason slump to win a third straight NCAA title and 20th consecutive Big Ten title. The Hawkeyes fell from the top of the Amateur Wrestling News poll with a loss to Nebraska at the National Duals in Lincoln, NE, in late January, but regrouped to go 8-0 down the stretch. Seven Hawkeyes earned All-America honors, headlined by national champs Lincoln McIlravy and Terry Steiner. Steiner was named Outstanding Wrestler at the NCAA Meet, and his brother Troy was selected Big Ten Athlete of the Year. Gable was named Big Ten Coach of the Year for the first time The Hawkeyes won their 15th NCAA title and 22nd consecutive Big Ten title while posting an undefeated dual meet record (14-0). Nine Hawkeyes were named to the All-America team for the sixth time in school history. The All-Americans were Ray Brinzer, Mark Ironside, Jeff McGinness, Lincoln McIlravy, Mike Mena, Matt Nerem, Joel Sharratt, Daryl Weber and Bill Zadick Iowa finished its second consecutive dual meet season undefeated, posting a 17-0 record. The Hawkeyes won their 23rd consecutive Big Ten title and their 16th national title. Gable was named Big Ten Co-Coach of the Year and sophomore Mark Ironside was selected Big Ten Wrestler of the Year. Seniors Daryl Weber and Bill Zadick and sophomore Joe Williams all won their first NCAA titles. Seven Hawkeyes earned All- American honors, including Lee Fullhart, Ironside, Mike Mena, Mike Uker, Weber, Williams and Zadick The Hawkeyes scored an NCAA record 170 team points en route to their 17th national title in Dan Gable s final season as head coach. Iowa crowned five national champions (Jessie Whitmer, Mark Ironside, Lincoln McIlravy, Joe Williams and Lee Fullhart), and eight All-Americans. McIlravy was named Outstanding Wrestler of the NCAA Championships. The Hawkeyes also won their 24th consecutive Big Ten title, and Ironside was named Big Ten Wrestler of the Year for the second consecutive year.

42 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP SEASONS 1998 Led by head coach Jim Zalesky, the Hawkeyes won their 25th consecutive Big Ten title and their 18th national title. Seniors Mark Ironside, Jeff McGinness and Joe Williams all won Big Ten and NCAA individual titles. Ironside was named Big Ten wrestler of the Year, McGinness was selected Outstanding Wrestler of the Big Ten meet and Williams garnered Outstanding Wrestler honors at the NCAA meet. Junior Lee Fullhart, freshman Eric Juergens and sophomore Wes Hand earned All-America honors Iowa won their eighth NCAA title in the 1990 s and their 19th overall at an exciting national meet in University Park, PA. The Hawkeyes two-point victory margin was the closest in 20 years. Sophomores Doug Schwab and T.J. Williams each won their first national titles, while sophomore Eric Juergens and seniors Lee Fullhart and Jamie Heidt earned All-America honors. Heidt, Schwab and Williams all won Big Ten titles. er Eric Juergens, while juniors Jody Strittmatter, Doug Schwab and T.J. Williams, sophomore Mike Zadick and senior Wes Hand earned All-America honors. The Hawkeyes went 18-0 in duals, and recaptured the conference team title. Big Ten individual champs were Strittmatter, Juergens, Schwab and Williams After an eight-year absence, the Hawkeyes regained the top spot on the NCAA Championship podium by winning the school s 21st national title. The team crowned two individual champions - senior Mark Perry (165) and sophomore Brent Metcalf (149) - and had seven All-Americans. Iowa won its 32nd Big Ten title and went 21-1 in dual competition and 8-0 in Big Ten duals. Head Coach Tom Brands was named Coach of the Year by the NWCA, W.I.N. Magazine and the Big Ten. Metcalf was named the Dan Hodge Trophy winner, the Jesse Owens Big Ten Male Athlete of the Year, Outstanding Wrestler at the NCAA and Big Ten Championships and Big Ten Wrestler of the Year Despite crowning no individual champions, the Hawkeyes collected their second straight team title at the 2009 NCAA Championships in St. Louis, MO. Iowa scored 96.5 points, edging runner-up Ohio State by 4.5 points, to record its 22nd NCAA team title. It s the closest margin of victory since Iowa won the The Hawkeyes won seven consecutive matches, scoring 23 1/2 points, in the consolation round to come from behind and win their sixth consecutive NCAA Championship in St. Louis, MO. Iowa crowned one individual national champion in junior 133-poundteam title by two points. It also marks only the second time in school history the Hawkeyes have won the NCAA title without an individual champion. Iowa also accomplished that feat in The Hawkeyes had a total of five All-Americans in juniors Brent Metcalf (149-2nd), Daniel Dennis (133-7th), Ryan Morningstar (165-3rd), Phillip Keddy (184-4th) and Dan Erekson (Hwt.-4th). The Hawkeyes posted a perfect 24-0 dual meet record, going 8-0 in Big Ten duals, and won their 33rd Big Ten team title. Iowa also set the national collegiate dual meet attendance record of 15,955 when it hosted Iowa State at Carver-Hawkeye Arena Iowa closed out the season on the winner s stand, bringing the Big Ten and NCAA team trophies back to Iowa City. Iowa won its 23rd NCAA and 34th Big Ten titles while crowning three NCAA champions, eight All-Americans and two Big Ten champions. The team was undefeated at 23-0 in dual competition, marking the 13th perfect season in school history. Iowa was also 11-0 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena and 8-0 in Big Ten duals, winning its third straight conference regular season title. Iowa won the 2009 Midlands and 2010 NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals Division I team titles, ending the season on a 61 dual-match winning streak and shutting out eight opponents - both of which are school records. Seniors Brent Metcalf and Jay Borschel, and redshirt freshman Matt McDonough won individual NCAA titles, while seniors Daniel Dennis, Dan Erekson, Phillip Keddy and Ryan Morningstar, and sophomore Montell Marion each earned All-America honors. Borschel and Erekson were Iowa s two Big Ten champions. Mc- Donough was named Big Ten Freshman of the Year, and Head Coach Tom Brands was named Big Ten Coach of the Year for the third straight season. The Hawkeyes won their 23rd national team title at the 2010 NCAA Championships in Omaha. Iowa scored points while crowning three individual champions -- seniors Brent Metcalf (149) and Jay Borschel (174), and redshirt freshman Matt McDonough (125). 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 41

43 NCAA CHAMPIONS Royce Alger 1987, 1988 Ed Banach 1980, 1981, 1983 Lou Banach 1981, 1983 Leslie Beers 1928 Jay Borschel 2010 Terry Brands 1990, 1992 Tom Brands 1990, 1991, 1992 Pete Bush 1982 Chris Campbell 1976, 1977 Rico Chiapparelli 1987 Cory Clark 2017 Jim Craig 1959 Barry Davis 1982, 1983, 1985 Kevin Dresser 1986 Lee Fullhart 1997 Duane Goldman 1986 Richard Govig 1954 Jim Heffernan 1986 Dan Holm 1975 Mark Ironside 1997, 1998 Eric Juergens 2000, 2001 Bruce Kinseth 1979 Marty Kistler 1985, 1986 Gary Kurdelmeier 1958 Spencer Lee 2018 Kenneth Leuer 1956 Randy Lewis 1979, 1980 Terry McCann 1955, 1956

44 NCAA CHAMPIONS Matt McDonough 2010, 2012 Jeff McGinness 1995, 1998 Lincoln McIlravy 1993, 1994, 1997 Brent Metcalf 2008, 2010 Steve Mocco 2003 Cliff Moore 2004 Brad Penrith 1986 Mark Perry 2007, 2008 Tony Ramos 2014 Mark Reiland 1991 Simon Roberts 1957 Joe Scarpello 1947, 1950 Doug Schwab 1999 Joel Sharratt 1994 Dan Sherman 1973 Brad Smith 1976 Derek St. John 2013 Terry Steiner 1993 Troy Steiner 1992 Sherwyn Thorson 1962 Daryl Weber 1996 Jessie Whitmer 1997 Joe Williams 1996, 1997, 1998 T.J. Williams 1999, 2001 Chuck Yagla 1975, 1976 Bill Zadick 1996 Jim Zalesky 1982, 1983, NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 43

45 Ed Banach pounds Won gold medal at 1984 Olympics three-time NCAA Champion 1983 Big Ten Athlete of the Year sixth wrestler in Big Ten history to win four conference titles career record was set school record for most pins in a career (73) ranks second in season pins (22), fourth in career wins (141) and eighth in season wins (41 in 1980) and career winning percentage (.937) in school history. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish st st nd st Tom Brands pounds Won gold medal at 1996 Olympics three-time NCAA and Big Ten Champion named Outstanding Wrestler at 1992 NCAA Championships career record was holds school record for best season winning percentage (1.00 in 1991 and 1992) with 12 other Hawkeyes also ranks second in season wins (45 in 1991) and career wins (158), third in career winning percentage (.952), seventh in career pins (46) and eighth in season wins (41 in 1992) in school history. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th st st st FOUR-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Barry Davis pounds Two-time Olympian, winning silver medal at 1984 Olympics three-time NCAA Champion named Big Ten Athlete of the Year and Outstanding Wrestler at NCAA Championships in 1985 seventh wrestler in Big Ten history to win four conference titles career record was holds school records for most wins in a season (46 in 1982) and in a career (162) also ranks fifth in career winning percentage (.945) in school history. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th st st st Mike DeAnna 167 pounds Fifth wrestler in Big Ten history to win four conference titles career record was two-time runner-up at NCAA Championships. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish rd th nd nd Cory Clark 133 pounds NCAA Champion in 2017 Big Ten Champion in career record was three-time NCAA finalist... two-time runner-up at NCAA Championships. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th nd nd st Lee Fullhart pounds NCAA Champion in 1997 career record was three-time runner-up at Big Ten Championships. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th st rd nd

46 FOUR-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Duane Goldman pounds 1986 NCAA Champion three-time NCAA runner-up... eighth wrestler in Big Ten history to win four conference titles career record was holds school record for best season winning percentage (1.00 in 1986) with 12 other Hawkeyes also ranks sixth in career wins (132) and 10th in career winning percentage (.930) in school history. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish nd nd nd st Jim Heffernan 150 pounds NCAA champion in ninth wrestler in Big Ten history to win four conference titles... career record was two-time NCAA runner-up ranks seventh in career wins (131) in school history. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th nd st nd Eric Juergens pounds Two-time NCAA and Big Ten Champion named 2001 Big Ten Wrestler of the Year career record was holds school record for best season winning percentage (1.00 in 2000) with 12 other Hawkeyes ended his career on a 28-match winning streak, winning 65 of his last 66 outings. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish rd rd st st Randy Lewis pounds Two-time Olympian, winning gold medal at 1984 Olympics... two-time NCAA champion, winning three Big Ten titles... career record was holds school record for best season winning percentage (1.00 in 1979) with 12 other Hawkeyes also ranks second in career pins (64) and fourth in season pins (19 in 1979 and 1980) in school history. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish nd st st th Mark Ironside 134 pounds Two-time NCAA champion Hodge Award winner... 10th wrestler in Big Ten history to win four Big Ten titles... three-time Big Ten Wrestler of the Year... career record was holds school record for best season winning percentage (1.00 in 1997 and 1998) with 12 other Hawkeyes ended collegiate career on a 67-match winning streak that spanned three seasons. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th rd st st Lincoln McIlravy pounds Won bonze medal at 2000 Olympics three-time NCAA and Big Ten Champion... named Outstanding Wrestler of 1997 NCAA Championships... named 1993 Big Ten Freshman of the Year career record was holds school record for best season winning percentage (1.00 in 1994 and 1997) with 12 other Hawkeyes also ranks second in career winning percentage (.970). Year W-L-D NCAA Finish st st nd st 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 45

47 Mike Mena pounds Won one Big Ten title... career record was runner up at 1997 NCAA Championships. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th rd th nd FOUR-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Joe Scarpello 175 pounds Iowa s first two-time NCAA champion... third wrestler in Big Ten history to win four conference titles placed second as a sophomore and third as a junior... national AAU champ in 1942 career record was Year W-L-D NCAA Finish st rd nd st Mark Perry pounds Two-time NCAA Champion won 2007 Big Ten title four-time Big Ten finalist career record was Gorriaran Trophy winner at 2006 NCAA Championships, pinning four opponents in a combined total of 15: NWCA Rookie of the Year. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish nd rd st st Brandon Sorensen 149 pounds Two-time NWCA Academic All-American... three-time Midlands champion career wins ties for 12th all-time in program history all-time Big Ten dual record wins as a freshman, one shy of Ed Banach s single-season freshman record... three-time Academic All-Big Ten AWN all-rookie team. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th nd rd th Derek St. John 157 pounds 2013 NCAA champion Big Ten champion Midlands champion wins ranked No. 34 all-time at time of graduation career record at Carver-Hawkeye Arena... career record of Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th nd st th Troy Steiner pounds Won one NCAA title and three Big Ten championships... career record was bronze medalist at 1991 U.S. Olympic Festival at pounds holds school record for best season winning percentage (1.00 in 1992) with 12 other Hawkeyes also ranks third in career wins (148) and sixth in season wins (42 in 1992). Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th nd st rd

48 FOUR-TIME ALL-AMERICANS/HODGE TROPHY Joe Williams pounds Three-time NCAA Champion... won two Big Ten titles... named Outstanding Wrestler of 1998 NCAA Championships... career record was holds school record for best season winning percentage (1.00 in 1998) with 12 other Hawkeyes also ranks ninth in career winning percentage (.935) in school history ended collegiate career on 39-match winning streak. Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th st st st Jim Zalesky 158 pounds Three-time NCAA and Big Ten Champion career record... named Outstanding Wrestler at the 1984 Championships... won his last 89 collegiate matches holds school record for best season winning percentage (1.00 in 1983 and 1984) with 12 other Hawkeyes ranks seventh in career wins (131) and winning percentage (.939). Year W-L-D NCAA Finish th st st st Dan Hodge Trophy The WIN Magazine/Culture House Dan Hodge Trophy, presented by ASICS, is awarded annually to the nation s most dominant college wrestler. It is named for the undefeated, three-time NCAA champion from Oklahoma University. Hodge has the highest pinning percentage in collegiate history, and was known for his dominating style of wrestling. The award was first presented in Former Hawkeyes Mark Ironside (1998) and Brent Metcalf (2008) each won the award. Mark Ironside was a four-time All-American, four-time Big Ten Champion and two-time NCAA Champion from A threetime Big Ten Wrestler of the Year, he was named Outstanding Wrestler of the 1997 Big Ten Championships. Ironside ended his collegiate career on a 67-match winning streak that spanned three seasons. Brent Metcalf was a three-time All-American, two-time NCAA Champion and two-time Big Ten Champion from The 2008 Jesse Owens Big Ten Athlete of the Year, Metcalf was Iowa s Big Ten Medal of Honor winner in He was named Outstanding Wrestler of the 2008 NCAA Championships, and the 2008 and 2009 Big Ten Championships. Metcalf earned spots on the NWCA All-Academic Team and Academic All-Big Ten team three times, and on the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America team in NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 47

49 ALL-AMERICANS (1) Leslie Beers (1st, 158) (1) Albert Montgomery (3rd, 145) (1) Earle Kielhorn (2nd, 165) (2) Byron Guernsey (3rd, 145) Earle Kielhorn (3rd, 158) (2) William Sherman (3rd, 121) Loy Julius (4th, 128) (1) Joe Scarpello (1st, 175) (3) Bob Geigel (3rd, 191) Rometo Macias (2nd, 125.5) Joe Scarpello (3rd, 175) (1) Joe Scarpello (2nd, 175) (1) Joe Scarpello (1st, 175) (1) George Myers (2nd, 191) (3) Richard Govig (1st, 123) Terry McCann (3rd, 115) Streeter Shining (4th, 191) (2) Kenneth Leuer (2nd, 191) Terry McCann (1st, 115) (4) Harlan Jenkinson (3rd, 167) Gary Kurdelmeier (3rd, 177) Kenneth Leuer (1st, 191) Terry McCann (1st, 115) (2) Ralph Rieks (3rd, 137) Simon Roberts (1st, 147) (2) Jim Craig (3rd, 191) Gary Kurdelmeier (1st, 177) (3) Jim Craig (1st, 177) Vince Garcia (3rd, 123) Gordon Trapp (3rd, 191) (3) John Kelly (3rd, 130) Sherwyn Thorson (2nd, Hwt) Gordon Trapp (4th, 191) (3) Tom Huff (3rd, 130) Fran McCann (4th, 115) Sherwyn Thorson (1st, Hwt) (2) Steve Combs (2nd, 167) Tom Huff (2nd, 137) (2) Morris Barnhill (6th, 115) Bill Fuller (3rd, 123) (2) Richard Mihal (2nd, 160) Verlyn Strellner (3rd, 177) (4) Joe Carstensen (2nd, 134) Mike Edwards (6th, Hwt) Phil Henning (2nd, 167) Paul Zander (5th, 190) (3) Jan Sanderson (6th, 158) Dan Sherman (6th, 118) Paul Zander (4th, 190) (2) Dan Holm (3rd, 150) Dan Sherman (1st, 118) (3) Dan Holm (3rd, 158) Jan Sanderson (3rd, 167) Chuck Yagla (4th, 150) (5) John Bowlsby (3rd, Hwt) Chris Campbell (2nd, 177) Dan Holm (1st, 158) Greg Stevens (2nd, 190) Chuck Yagla (1st, 150) (7) Doug Benschoter (5th, Hwt) Chris Campbell (1st, 177) Tim Cysewski (3rd, 134) Bud Palmer (3rd, 190) Brad Smith (1st, 142) Dan Wagemann (2nd, 167) *Chuck Yagla (1st, 150) (5) John Bowlsby (5th, Hwt) Chris Campbell (1st, 177) Mike DeAnna (3rd, 167) Mike McGivern (4th, 158) Keith Mourlam (2nd, 126) (6) John Bowlsby (5th, Hwt) Mike DeAnna (6th, 167) Dan Glenn (3rd, 118) Bruce Kinseth (2nd, 150) Randy Lewis (2nd, 126) Scott Trizzino (3rd, 142) (6) Mike DeAnna (2nd, 167) Dan Glenn (3rd, 118) *Bruce Kinseth (1st, 150) Randy Lewis (1st, 126) Bud Palmer (2nd, 177) Scott Trizzino (2nd, 142) (8) Doug Anderson (8th, 167) Ed Banach (1st, 177) Dan Glenn (2nd, 118) Randy Lewis (1st, 134) King Mueller (3rd, 150) Dean Phinney (3rd, Hwt) Mark Stevenson (7th, 158) Lennie Zalesky (4th, 142) (9) Ed Banach (1st, 177) Lou Banach (1st, Hwt) Barry Davis (7th, 118) Mike DeAnna (2nd, 167) Randy Lewis (7th, 134) Tim Riley (7th, 126) Scott Trizzino (2nd, 150) Jim Zalesky (5th, 158) Lennie Zalesky (2nd, 142) (8) Ed Banach (2nd, 177) Lou Banach (3rd, Hwt) Pete Bush (1st, 190) Barry Davis (1st, 118) Dave Fitzgerald (7th, 167) Jeff Kerber (6th, 134) Jim Zalesky (1st, 158) Lennie Zalesky (2nd, 142) (9) Ed Banach (1st, 190) Lou Banach (1st, Hwt) Barry Davis (1st, 126) Duane Goldman (2nd, 177) Jim Heffernan (4th, 150) Jeff Kerber (5th, 134) Harlan Kistler (3rd, 142) Tim Riley (5th, 118) Jim Zalesky (1st, 158) (8) Duane Goldman (2nd, 177) Jeff Kerber (6th, 142) Lindley Kistler (2nd, 167) Marty Kistler (2nd, 150) Greg Randall (2nd, 134) Tim Riley (5th, 118) Mark Trizzino (4th, 126) *Jim Zalesky (1st, 158) (9) *Barry Davis (1st, 126) Rico Chiapparelli (5th, 177) Kevin Dresser (4th, 142) Matt Egeland (2nd, 118) Duane Goldman (2nd, 190) Jim Heffernan (2nd, 150) Lindley Kistler (5th, 167) Marty Kistler (1st, 158) Greg Randall (5th, 134) (8) Royce Alger (5th, 158) Rico Chiapparelli (4th, 177) Kevin Dresser (1st, 142) Duane Goldman (1st, 190) Jim Heffernan (1st, 150) *Marty Kistler (1st, 167) Brad Penrith (1st, 126) Greg Randall (2nd, 134) (6) Royce Alger (1st, 167) Rico Chiapparelli (1st, 177) Jim Heffernan (2nd, 150) John Heffernan (6th, 158) Brad Penrith (2nd, 126) Mark Sindlinger (4th, Hwt) (5) Royce Alger (1st, 177) John Heffernan (4th, 158) Joe Melchiore (2nd, 134) Brad Penrith (2nd, 126) Mark Sindlinger (6th, Hwt) (4) Tom Brands (4th, 126) Steve Martin (7th, 118) Joe Melchiore (3rd, 134) Mark Reiland (4th, 158) (6) Terry Brands (1st, 126) Tom Brands (1st, 134) Bart Chelesvig (3rd, 167) Brooks Simpson (2nd, 190) Troy Steiner (5th, 142) Doug Streicher (6th, 150) (9) Terry Brands (2nd, 126) Tom Brands (1st, 134) Bart Chelesvig (3rd, 177) Travis Fiser (6th, 190) Mark Reiland (1st, 167) Tom Ryan (2nd, 158) Terry Steiner (3rd, 150) Troy Steiner (2nd, 142) Chad Zaputil (2nd, 118) (9) Terry Brands (1st, 126) Tom Brands (1st, 134)* Bart Chelesvig (3rd, 177) Travis Fiser (5th, 190) John Oostendorp (5th, Hwt) Tom Ryan (3rd, 158) Terry Steiner (5th, 150) Troy Steiner (1st, 142) Chad Zaputil (2nd, 118) (7) Ray Brinzer (3rd, 177) Lincoln McIlravy (1st, 142) John Oostendorp (3rd, Hwt) Joel Sharratt (2nd, 190) Terry Steiner (1st, 150)* Troy Steiner (3rd, 134) Chad Zaputil (2nd, 118) (6) Lincoln McIlravy (1st, 150) Jeff McGinness (5th, 126) Mike Mena (7th, 118) Joel Sharratt (1st, 190) Daryl Weber (6th, 142) Joe Williams (7th, 158)

50 ALL-AMERICANS/NCAA AWARDS (9) Ray Brinzer (3rd, 177) Mark Ironside (6th, 134) Jeff McGinness (1st, 126) Lincoln McIlravy (2nd, 150) Mike Mena (3rd, 118) Matt Nerem (6th, 167) Joel Sharratt (2nd, 190) Daryl Weber (6th, 158) Bill Zadick (5th, 142) (7) Lee Fullhart (4th, 190) Mike Mena (5th, 118) Mark Ironside (3rd, 134) Mike Uker (8th, 150) Joe Williams (1st, 158) Daryl Weber (1st, 167) Bill Zadick (1st, 142) (8) Lee Fullhart (1st, 190) Kasey Gilliss (6th, 142) Mark Ironside (1st, 134) Lincoln McIlravy (1st, 150)* Mike Mena (2nd, 126) Mike Uker (5th, 167) Jessie Whitmer (1st, 118) Joe Williams (1st, 158) (6) Lee Fullhart (3rd, 190) Wes Hand (8th, Hwt) Mark Ironside (1st, 134) Eric Juergens (3rd, 118) Jeff McGinness (1st, 142) Joe Williams (1st, 167)* (5) Lee Fullhart (2nd, 197) Jamie Heidt (8th, 157) Eric Juergens (3rd, 133) Doug Schwab (1st, 141) T.J. Williams (1st, 149) (6) Wes Hand (2nd, Hwt.) Eric Juergens (1st, 133) Doug Schwab (3rd, 141) Jody Strittmatter (3rd, 125) T.J. Williams (3rd, 157) Mike Zadick (7th, 149) (7) Eric Juergens (1st, 133) Gabe McMahan (6th, 174) Doug Schwab (2nd, 141) Ben Shirk (8th, 165) Jody Strittmatter (2nd, 125) T.J. Williams (1st, 157) Mike Zadick (3rd, 149) (5) Luke Eustice (2nd, 125) Steve Mocco (2nd, Hwt.) Cliff Moore (6th, 133) Jessman Smith (3rd, 184) Mike Zadick (7th, 149) (3) Steve Mocco (1st, Hwt.) Cliff Moore (6th, 133) Jessman Smith (4th, 184) (4) Paul Bradley (4th, 184) Ryan Fulsaas (2nd, 197) Cliff Moore (1st, 141) Tyler Nixt (3rd, 174) (4) Ty Eustice (5th, 149) Joe Johnston (2nd, 157) Mark Perry (2nd, 165) Paul Bradley (5th, 184) (5) Alex Tsirtsis (7th, 141) Ty Eustice (2nd, 149) Joe Johnston (6th, 157) Eric Luedke (8th, 165) Mark Perry (3rd, 174) (3) Charlie Falck (8th, 125) Mark Perry (1st, 165) Eric Luedke (3rd, 174) (7) Jay Borschel (174, 3rd) Charlie Falck (125, 6th) Matt Fields (Hwt., 5th) Phillip Keddy (184, 6th) Brent Metcalf (1st, 149)* Mark Perry (1st, 165) Joe Slaton (133, 2nd) (5) Daniel Dennis (133, 7th) Dan Erekson (Hwt., 4th) Phillip Keddy (184, 4th) Brent Metcalf (149, 2nd) Ryan Morningstar (165, 3rd) (8) Jay Borschel (174, 1st) Daniel Dennis (133, 2nd) Dan Erekson (Hwt., 7th) Phillip Keddy (184, 8th) Montell Marion (141, 2nd) Matt McDonough (125, 1st) Brent Metcalf (149, 1st) Ryan Morningstar (165, 7th) (5) Grant Gambrall (184, 3rd) Luke Lofthouse (197, 5th) Montell Marion (141, 4th) Matt McDonough (125, 2nd) Derek St. John (157, 4th) (6) Ethen Lofthouse (174, 7th) Montell Marion (141, 2nd) Matt McDonough (125, 1st) Tony Ramos (133, 3rd) Derek St. John (157, 2nd) Bobby Telford (Hwt., 5th) (4) Mike Evans (174, 6th) Ethen Lofthouse (184, 7th) Tony Ramos (133, 2nd) Derek St. John (157, 1st) (6) Nathan Burak (197, 8th) Cory Clark (125, 5th) Mike Evans (174, 6th) Tony Ramos (133, 1st) Derek St. John (157, 5th) Bobby Telford (285, 4th) (6) Thomas Gilman (125, 4th) Cory Clark (133, 2nd) Brandon Sorensen (149, 4th) Mike Evans (174, 6th) Nathan Burak (197, 7th) Bobby Telford (285, 5th) (6) Thomas Gilman (125, 2nd) Cory Clark (133, 2nd) Brandon Sorensen (149, 2nd) Alex Meyer (174, 8th) Sammy Brooks (184, 8th) Nathan Burak (197, 4th) (5) Thomas Gilman (125, 3rd) Cory Clark (133, 1st) Brandon Sorensen (149, 3rd) Michael Kemerer (157, 3rd) Sammy Brooks (184, 4th) (5) Spencer Lee (125, 1st) Brandon Sorensen (149, 5th) Michael Kemerer (157, 4th) Alex Marinelli (165, 6th) Sam Stoll (285, 5th) * - - OW at NCAA Meet NCAA Championships Outstanding Wrestlers Tom Brands Barry Davis Bruce Kinseth Marty Kistler Brent Metcalf Lincoln McIlravy Terry Steiner Joe Williams Chuck Yagla Jim Zalesky Gorriaran Trophy Winners Named for Manuel Manny Gorriaran, this trophy is annually awarded to the wrestler who records the most pins in the least total time. Following are the Iowa wrestlers who have won the award. Sherwyn Thorson pins in 10:46 Bruce Kinseth pins in 22:43 Lou Banach pins in 10:35 Doug Streicher pins in 5:42 Mark Perry pins in 15:33 Sam Stoll pins in 8:50 Sophomore Alex Marinelli placed sixth at 165 pounds to earn All-America honors at the 2018 NCAA Championships 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 49

51 BIG TEN CHAMPIONS 1914 (1) Oscar Hobbet, (1) Ted Pfeffer, (2) Leslie Beers, 145 Royal Wier, (1) Leslie Beers, (1) Al Montgomery, (3) Verne Derrer, 155 Earle Kielhorn, 165 Robert Larson, (4) Byron Guernsey, 155 Earle Kielhorn, 175 Robert Larson, (1) Wilbur Nead, Hwt 1941 (1) Loy Julius, (1) Rometo Macias, (1) Rometo Macias, (2) Edward Kemp, 145 Joe Scarpello, (1) Joe Scarpello, (1) Joe Scarpello, (1) Joe Scarpello, (1) George Meyers, (1) John Winder, (2) Terry McCann, 123 John Winder, (3) Harlan Jenkinson, 167 Ken Leuer, 191 Terry McCann, (2) Gary Kurdelmeier, 177 Ralph Rieks, (2) Eugene Luttrell, 137 Simon Roberts, (2) Vincent Garcia, 123 Eugene Luttrell, (1) Gordon Trapp, (2) Tom Huff, 130 Norman Parker, (2) Steve Combs, 167 Tom Huff, (2) Norman Parker, 130 Melvin Wieland, (2) Richard Mihal, 160 Russell Sill, (2) Phil Henning, 167 Don Yahn, (1) Steve DeVries, (2) John Evashevski, 177 Paul Zander, (3) Fred Penrod, 190 Jan Sanderson, 158 Dan Sherman, (3) Chris Campbell, 177 Jan Sanderson, 167 Chris Sones, (1) Chuck Yagla, (3) Chris Campbell, 177 Bud Palmer, 190 Chuck Yagla, (5) John Bowlsby, Hwt Chris Campbell, 177 Mike DeAnna, 167 Steve Hunte, 134 Keith Mourlam, (6) John Bowlsby, Hwt Mike DeAnna, 167 Dan Glenn, 118 Steve Hunte, 134 Randy Lewis, 126 Greg Stevens, (6) Mike DeAnna, 167 Dan Glenn, 118 Bruce Kinseth, 150 Randy Lewis, 126 Bud Palmer, 177 Scott Trizzino, (4) Ed Banach, 177 Dan Glenn, 118 Randy Lewis, 134 Lennie Zalesky, (7) Ed Banach, 177 Lou Banach, Hwt Pete Bush, 190 Barry Davis, 118 Mike DeAnna, 167 Scott Trizzino, 150 Lennie Zalesky, (7) Ed Banach, 177 Pete Bush, 190 Barry Davis, 118 Jeff Kerber, 134 Mark Trizzino, 126 Jim Zalesky, 158 Lennie Zalesky, (9) Ed Banach, 190 Lou Banach, Hwt Barry Davis, 126 Duane Goldman, 177 Jim Heffernan, 150 Jeff Kerber, 134 Harlan Kistler, 142 Tim Riley, 118 Jim Zalesky, (7) Pete Bush, 190 Duane Goldman, 177 Jeff Kerber, 142 Lindley Kistler, 167 Marty Kistler, 150 Greg Randall, 134 Jim Zalesky, (8) Rico Chiapparelli, 177 Barry Davis, 126 Kevin Dresser, 142 Matt Egeland, 118 Duane Goldman, 190 Jim Heffernan, 150 Lindley Kistler, 167 Marty Kistler, (7) Royce Alger, 158 Rico Chiapparelli, 177 Kevin Dresser, 142 Duane Goldman, 190 Jim Heffernan, 150 Marty Kistler, 167 *Brad Penrith, (6) *Royce Alger, 167 Rico Chiapparelli, 177 Jim Heffernan, 150 Brad Penrith, 126 John Regan, 118 Mark Sindlinger, Hwt 1988 (4) *Royce Alger, 177 John Heffernan, 158 Brad Penrith, 126 Mark Sindlinger, Hwt 1989 (1) *Tom Brands, (2) Terry Brands, 126 Brooks Simpson, (5) Terry Brands, 126 Tom Brands, 134 Tom Ryan, 158 Troy Steiner, 142 Chad Zaputil, (6) *Terry Brands, 126 Tom Brands, 134 John Oostendorp, Hwt Tom Ryan, 158 Troy Steiner, 142 Chad Zaputil, (2) Troy Steiner, 134 Chad Zaputil, (2) Ray Brinzer, 167 Lincoln McIlravy, (6) Ray Brinzer, 177 Mark Ironside, 134 Jeff McGinness, 126 Lincoln McIlravy, 150 Mike Mena, 118 Joel Sharratt, (4) Mark Ironside, 134 Daryl Weber, 167 Joe Williams, 158 Bill Zadick, (2) *Mark Ironside, 134 Lincoln McIlravy, 150

52 BIG TEN CHAMPIONS AND AWARDS 1998 (3) Mark Ironside, 134 *Jeff McGinness, 142 Joe Williams, (3) *Jamie Heidt, 157 Doug Schwab, 141 T.J. Williams, (4) Eric Juergens, 133 Doug Schwab, 141 *Jody Strittmatter, 125 T.J. Williams, (4) Eric Juergens, 133 Doug Schwab, 141 Jody Strittmatter, 125 T.J. Williams, (2) *Luke Moffitt, 141 Mike Zadick, (3) Steve Mocco, Hwt. Cliff Moore, 133 Jessman Smith, (1) Cliff Moore, (1) Mark Perry, (1) Brent Metcalf, 149* 2009 (2) Brent Metcalf, 149* Dan Erekson, Hwt (2) Jay Borschel, 174 Dan Erekson, Hwt (2) Matt McDonough, 125 Blake Rasing, Hwt (2) Matt McDonough, 125 Derek St. John, (1) Tony Ramos, (2) Cory Clark, 133 Sammy Brooks, (2) Thomas Gilman, 125 Sammy Brooks, 184 * -- Outstanding Wrestler at Big Ten Meet. Since 1984, winning a Big Ten title constitutes all-big Ten status. Outstanding Wrestler of Big Ten Championships Royce Alger 1987, 1988 Terry Brands 1992 Tom Brands 1989 Jamie Heidt 1999 Mark Ironside 1997 Brent Metcalf 2008, 2009 Jeff McGinness 1998 Luke Moffitt 2002 Jody Strittmatter 2000 Big Ten Wrestler of the Year Royce Alger 1987, 1988 Terry Brands 1992 Tom Brands 1989 Mark Ironside 1996, 1997, 1998 Eric Juergens 2001 Brent Metcalf 2008 Steve Mocco 2003 Brad Penrith 1986 Troy Steiner 1993 Big Ten Coach of the Year Dan Gable 1993, 1995, 1996 (co-coach) Jim Zalesky 2000, 2004 Tom Brands 2008, 2009, 2010 Cash Wilcke placed sixth at 197 pounds at the 2018 Big Ten Championships in East Lansing, Michigan. Big Ten Awards & Honors Big Ten Freshman of the Year Tom Brands 1989 Spencer Lee 2018 Matt McDonough 2010 Lincoln McIlravy 1993 Jeff McGinness 1994 Steve Mocco 2002 Iowa s Big Ten Medal of Honor Award Ed Banach 1983 Dan Glenn 1980 Jeff McGinness 1998 Brent Metcalf 2009 Alex Meyer 2017 Gary Meyer 1958 Wilbur Nead 1939 Dan Sherman 1973 Rallph Thomas 1951 Carl Voltmer 1927 Jesse Owens Big Ten Athlete of the Year Ed Banach 1983 Barry Davis 1985 Brent Metcalf NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 51

53 Season Wins Dan Wrestler Gable (Year)... Wins 1. Barry Davis ( ) Tom Brands ( ) Mark Reiland ( ) Barry Davis ( ) Terry Brands ( ) Royce Alger ( ) Troy Steiner ( ) Chuck Yagla ( ) Ed Banach ( ) Tom Ryan ( ) Tom Brands ( ) Season Pins Wrestler (Year)... Pins 1. Bruce Kinseth ( ) John Bowlsby ( ) Ed Banach ( ) Brent Metcalf ( ) Randy Lewis ( ) Randy Lewis ( ) Ed Banach ( ) Royce Alger ( ) Luke Moffitt ( ) Rico Chiapparelli ( ) Mark Reiland ( ) Terry Brands ( ) Mark Reiland ( ) Season Record Based upon winning percent (minimum 20 matches) Wrestler (Year)... W-L/Pct. 1. Tom Brands ( ) /1.00 Troy Steiner ( ) /1.00 Jim Zalesky ( ) /1.00 T.J. Williams ( ) /1.00 Jim Zalesky ( ) /1.00 Jay Borschel ( ) /1.00 Randy Lewis ( ) /1.00 Duane Goldman ( ) Royce Alger ( ) /1.00 Terry Brands ( ) /1.00 Mark Ironside ( ) /1.00 Joe Williams ( ) /1.00 Steve Mocco ( ) /1.00 Eric Juergens ( ) /1.00 Jeff McGinness ( ) /1.00 Mark Ironside ( ) /1.00 T.J. Williams ( ) /1.00 Lincoln McIlravy ( ) /1.00 Lincoln McIlravy ( ) /1.00 Career Wins Wrestler (Years)... Wins 1. Barry Davis ( ) Tom Brands ( ) Troy Steiner ( ) Ed Banach ( ) Terry Brands ( ) Duane Goldman ( ) Jim Zalesky ( ) Jim Heffernan ( ) Royce Alger ( ) Doug Schwab ( ) Career Pins Wrestler (Years)... Pins 1. Ed Banach ( ) Randy Lewis ( ) John Bowlsby ( ) Rico Chiapparelli ( ) Royce Alger ( ) Terry Brands ( ) Brent Metcalf ( ) Tom Brands ( ) Mark Reiland ( ) Chuck Yagla ( ) INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL RECORDS Career Record Based upon winning percent (minimum 95 matches) Wrestler (Years)... W-L-T/Pct. 1. T.J. Williams ( ) / Brent Metcalf ( ) / Lincoln McIlravy ( ) / Tom Brands ( ) / Terry Brands ( ) / Barry Davis ( ) / Chris Campbell ( ) / Jim Zalesky ( ) / Ed Banach ( ) / Joe Williams ( ) /.935 Consecutive Matches Won Wrestler (Years)... Matches 1. Jim Zalesky ( ) Troy Steiner (( Tom Brands ( ) Brent Metcalf ( ) Mark Ironside ( ) T.J. Williams ( ) Lincoln McIlravy ( ) Joe Williams ( ) Chris Campbell ( ) Jeff McGinness ( )

54 TEAM AWARDS Mike Howard Award The Mike Howard Award is presented to Iowa s most valuable wrestler. Royce Alger Ed Banach Lou Banach Jay Borschel Terry Brands , 1992 Tom Brands Rico Chiapparelli Cory Clark Barry Davis , 1985 Mike DeAnna Kevin Dresser Ty Eustice Lee Fullhart Duane Goldman Wes Hand Jim Heffernan Mark Ironside Joe Johnston Eric Juergens Marty Kistler Spencer Lee Randy Lewis Jeff McGinness , 1998 Matt McDonough Lincoln McIlravy , 1997 Joe Melchiore Mike Mena Brent Metcalf Steve Mocco Cliff Moore Brad Penrith Mark Perry , Tony Ramos Mark Reiland Doug Schwab , 2001 Joel Sharratt Derek St. John Troy Steiner Jody Strittmatter Daryl Weber Joe Williams T.J. Williams , 2001 Bill Zadick Mike Zadick Jim Zalesky Lennie Zalesky Chad Zaputil Mike J. McGivern, Sr. Award The Mike J. McGivern, Sr. Award is presented each year to Iowa s Most Courageous wrestler. Lou Banach Chad Beatty , 2010 Paul Bradley Bart Chelesvig Cory Clark Mike DeAnna Dan Erekson , 2009 Ty Eustice Lee Fullhart Ryan Fulsaas Mario Galanakis Duane Goldman Brody Grothus John Heffernan Ryan Heim Joe Johnston Eric Juergens Jeff Kerber Lindley Kistler Steve Knight Randy Lewis Montell Marion Mike McGivern Lincoln McIlravy Joe Melchiore Cliff Moore Ryan Morningstar King Mueller Mark Mysnyk John Oostendorp Greg Randall Greg Stevens Tim Riley Tom Ryan Doug Schwab Ben Shirk Derek St. John Jody Strittmatter Terry Steiner Jeff Stewart Sam Stoll Bobby Telford Alex Tsirtsis Mike Uker Vinnie Wagner Daryl Weber Joe Williams T.J. Williams Bill Zadick Mike Zadick J. Donald McPike Award The J. Donald McPike Award is given to the senior on the team with the highest grade-point average. Steve Banach Kevin Brown Nathan Burak Joe DuCharme Josh Dziewa Tony Ersland Matt Fields Lance Forbes Chris Gapen Paul Glynn Joe Johnston Harlan Kistler Eric Koble Phillip Laux Dan LeClere T.H. Leet Bill Levy Steve Martin Matt McDonough Alex Meyer Dave Munson Matt Nerem Mike Neuman Tyler Nixt Randy Samuelson Ethan Sebert Doug Streicher Yoshi Rose Ben Shirk Ned Shuck Jessman Smith Jody Strittmatter Ben Uker Joe Uker Vinnie Wagner Lee Weber Scott Williamson John & Dorothy Sill Award The John & Dorothy Sill Award is presented annually to the team s most dedicated wrestler on and off the mat. Nathan Burak Lee Fullhart Thomas Gilman , 2016, 2017 Wes Hand Mark Ironside Joe Johnston , 2006 Eric Juergens Michael Kemerer Luke Lofthouse Matt McDonough , 2012 Lincoln McIlravy Alex Meyer , 2017 Brent Metcalf Steve Mocco Cliff Moore Matt Nerem Tyler Nixt , 2004 John Oostendorp Tony Ramos Doug Schwab , 2001 Brooks Simpson Brandon Sorensen Terry Steiner Troy Steiner Jessie Whitmer Joe Williams Chad Zaputil NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 53

55 ACADEMIC HONORS NWCA Division I All-Academic Team To qualify for the NWCA all-academic team, a wrestler must have at least a 3.2 cumulative grade-point average, and has either been an NCAA qualifier or won 60 percent of his total schedule - and must have competed in at least 60 percent of said schedule. Wrestlers can also earn a spot on the all-academic team if they were an NCAA All-American and posted a 3.0 cumulative grade-point average. Jay Borschel , 2010 Nathan Burak Josh Dziewa Mike Evans Matt Fields Ryan Fulsaas Brody Grothus Jake Kadel Michael Kelly Michael Kemerer Dan LeClere Spencer Lee T.H. Leet Luke Lofthouse Eric Luedke Alex Marinelli Matt McDonough Jeff McGinness , 1998 Lincoln McIlravy Alex Meyer Brent Metcalf Matt Nerem Tyler Nixt Brandon Sorensen Jody Strittmatter Jessman Smith Bobby Telford Academic All-Big Ten This honor is awarded to student-athletes who meet the following requirements: is a letterwinner, is in at least in his second academic year at the institution and carries a grade-point average of 3.0 or better. Stephen Alvarez Jacob Ballweg Matt Ballweg , 2011 Jay Borschel Josh Budke Nathan Burak Rich Catalono David Christensen Tyler Clark Joe DuCharme Josh Dziewa Josh Eastvold Tony Ersland Mike Evans Jeremy Fahler , Matt Fields Lance Forbes Ryan Fulsaas Chris Gapen Matt Gogel Trevor Graves Brody Grothus Alex Grunder Josh Haug Curt Heideman Paul Jenn Jake Kadel Michael Kelly , 2015 Michael Kemerer Pat Kennedy , 2001 Kris Klapprodt Eric Koble Nick Kolegraff J.J. Krutsinger Phillip Laux , Dan LeClere T.H. Leet Tomas Lira Luke Lofthouse Eric Luedke Lucas Magnani , 2007 Alex Marinelli David Marrah Matt McDonough Jeff McGinness , 1998 Lincoln McIlravy Logan McQuillen Brent Metcalf Aaron Meyer Alex Meyer Cliff Moore Joe Moore , 2011 Matt Morkel Dave Munson Danny Murphy Matt Nerem Tyler Nixt Oleg Polyatskiy Blake Rasing , Patrick Rhoads Yoshi Rose Keegan Shaw Ben Shirk , Ned Shuck Ethan Sebert Keegan Shaw Ben Smith Jessman Smith Brandon Sorensen David Spangler Jody Strittmatter Bobby Telford Logan Thomsen Vince Turk Joe Uker Vinne Wagner Lee Weber Scott Williamson Kaleb Young UI Dean s List To be eligible for the University of Iowa Dean s List, a full-time student must have achieved a grade-point average of 3.5 or above. Stephen Alvarez Chad Barkalow Jay Borschel Nathan Burak Connor Corbin Chas DeVetter Joe DuCharme Josh Dziewa Josh Eastvold Tony Ersland Matt Fields Ryan Fulsaas , 2002 Grant Gambrall , 2013 Matt Gogel Trevor Graves Brody Grothus Alex Grunder , 2005 Josh Haug Paul Jenn Joe Johnston Jake Kadel Phillip Keddy Michael Kelly Michael Kemerer Eric Koble J.J. Krutsinger , 2011 Steven Holloway Phillip Laux Dan LeClere T.H. Leet Logan McQuillen David Marrah Aaron Meyer Alex Meyer Brent Metcalf Cliff Moore Nate Moore Matt Morkel , Tyler Nixt Cole Pape Oleg Polyatskiy Blake Rasing Patrick Rhoads Chris Roberts Yoshi Rose Doug Schwab Ethan Sebert Ben Shirk , Ned Shuck Ben Smith Jessman Smith Justin Stickley Logan Thomsen Joe Uker , Mike Uker Vinnie Wagner Lee Weber Matt Wempen UI President s List The University of Iowa President s List was established in the fall of 1983 to recognize academic excellence. In order to be included on the list, a student must have a minimum 4.0 grade point average in all academic subjects for the preceding two semesters, with a total of at least 12 semester hours of credit per semester during that period. Tyler Nixt Joe Uker Iowa s Male Athlete of the Year Ed Banach Jay Borschel Tom Brands Barry Davis Jim Heffernan Eric Juergens Brent Metcalf Tony Ramos Daryl Weber

56 ACADEMIC/CONFERENCE HONORS Academic All-America At-Large Team To earn a spot on the national ballot, a student-athlete must be named to the academic all-district first team for his district. He must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative grade-point average of 3.2 on a scale of 4.0, have reached sophomore athletic and academic standing at his current institution and be nominated by his sports information director. CoSida Nathan Burak, First Team Tyler Nixt, First Team ESPN The Magazine Brent Metcalf, First Team Academic All-District VII At-Large To be eligible, a student-athlete must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative gradepoint average of 3.2 on a scale of 4.0, have reached sophomore athletic and academic standing at his current institution and be nominated by his sports information director. Verizon Tyler Nixt, First Team CoSida Tyler Nixt, First Team Nathan Burak, First Team ESPN The Magazine Brent Metcalf, First Team Chad Beatty... Feb. 20, 2008 Jay Borschel...Jan. 12, 2010 Sammy Brooks... Nov. 16, 2015 Daniel Dennis... Feb. 10, 2009 Feb. 2, 2010 Dan Erekson...Jan. 27, 2009 Luke Eustice... Feb. 5, 2004 Mike Evans... Feb. 24, 2015 Ryan Fulsaas... Dec. 18, 2002 Mario Galanakis...Jan. 12, 2005 Thomas Gilman... Dec. 31, 2013 Jan. 3, 2017 Feb. 7, 2017 Wes Hand... Feb. 23, 2000 Joe Johnston... Feb. 19, 2003 Eric Juergens...Jan. 31, 2001 Michael Kemerer... Nov. 28, 2017 Jan. 3, 018 Spencer Lee...Jan. 23, 2018 Luke Lofthouse...Feb. 20, 2011 Alex Marinelli... Dec. 12, 2017 Feb.13, 2018 Montell Marion...Jan. 19, 2010 Matt McDonough...Feb. 1, 2011 Jan. 31, 2012 Nov. 20, 2012 Feb. 5, 2013 Big Ten Wrestler of the Week Brent Metcalf...Jan. 16, 2008 Jan. 23, 2008 Feb. 24, 2009 Jan. 5, 2010 Feb. 23, 2010 Steve Mocco...Jan. 1, 2002; Jan. 2, 2003 Cliff Moore... Nov. 20, 2002 Dec. 17, 2003 Nick Moore...Jan. 29, 2013 Tyler Nixt... Dec. 3, 2003 Mark Perry... Feb. 9, 2005 Dec. 19, 2007 Tony Ramos... Dec. 6, 2011 Jan. 10, 2012 Feb. 18, 2013 Jan. 14, 2014 Doug Schwab... Feb. 3, 1999 Jan. 10, 2001 Joe Slaton... Dec. 12, 2007 Brandon Sorensen...Jan.13, 2015 Jan. 27, 2015 Jan. 5, 2016 Jessman Smith...Jan. 22, 2003 Derel St. John... Dec. 11, 2012 Bobby Telford... Dec. 31, 2014 Feb. 10, 2015 Alex Tsirtsis... Dec. 9, 2008 Mike Zadick... Dec. 11, 2001 Jan. 29, 2002 Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Mark Ballweg Nathan Burak Michael Kemerer Dan LeClere Spencer Lee Luke Lofthouse Eric Luedke Matt McDonough Ryan Morningstar Big Ten Wrestler of the Month Terry Brands... Jan Tom Brands... Jan. 1991, Mar Mark Ironside... Mar Lincoln McIlravy...Dec Terry Steiner...Dec. 1992, Mar Troy Steiner...Dec Joe Williams... Mar.1998 In 2017, Alex Meyer was named to the NWCA All-Academic team, earned his third Academic All-Big Ten honor, was named a Big Ten Postgraduate Scholar, and was Iowa s Big Ten Medal of Honor recipient. 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 55

57 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Alger, Royce Alvarez, Stephen Ambrose, Brodie , 2012 Amore, Joe , Anderson, Blake Anderson, Doug , Anderson, Matt Aure, Aaron Austin, Arthur Ballweg, Mark Ballweg, Matt Banach, Ed Banach, Lou Banach, Steve Barkalow, Chad Barker, Richard Barnhill, Morris Barron, Irving Beatty, Chad Beers, Leslie Benda, Miles Benschoter, Doug Bentz, Tom Beranek, Randy Blank, Jerry Borschel, Jay Bostwick, Robert Bowlsby, John , Bowman, Mitch Bowman, Tom Bradley, Paul Brands, Terry Brands, Tom Brantley, Faraan Breedlove, Dan Bremner,Barron Briggs, Don Brinzer, Ray Brooks, Sammy Brown, Jed Brownlee, Cade Brown, Kevin Bruhl, Brad Bucklin, Michael Budke, Josh Bugajski, Dennis Burak, Nathan Bush, Pete , 1984 Campbell, Chris Campbell, C.T Carew, Dylan Carlson, Ray Carman, Ken Carpenter, Mike Carstensen, Joe Carton, Topher Catalano, Rich Chambers, Ryan Chavez, Ruben Chelesvig, Bart , Chiapparelli, Rico , Chiri, Jeret , 2013 Christensen, Cory Christensen, Mike Clark, Cory Clark, Trey Clark, Tyler Clarke, Matt Clements, William Cockshoot, R.W Combs, Steve Connell, Cory Conrad, Bernard Cook, Sam Coons, A.E Cooper, Jr., Edwiin Coorough, Derek Cordes, Tony , 1978 Cote, Paul Coughlan, C.H Counsell, Virgil Craig, Jim Cysewski, Tim D Agata, Jason Davis, Barry , 1985 Davis, Doug Davis, Ray DeAnna, Mike , 1981 Three-time NCAA champion, four-time All-American and fourtime Big Ten champion Ed Banach was named Jesse Owens Big Ten Athlete of the Year in He was Iowa s Big Ten Medal of Honor award winniner that same year, and still holds the Iowa career record for pins (73). Three-time NCAA champion, four-time All-American and fourtime Big Ten champion Barry Davis was named Jesse Owens Big Ten Athlete of the Year in He named Outstanding Wrestler of the 1985 NCAA Championships, and still holds the Iowa records for wins in a season (46) and career (162).

58 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS DePrenger, Morgan DeVetter, Chas Decker, Justin Degl, John Dennis, Daniel , Derrer, Verne Devine, Wilbur DeVries, Steve Dohrmann, Nick Dresser, Kevin DuCharme, Joe Duggan, Phil Dull, W.B Duss, Doug Duus, Erik Duven, Don Dziewa, Josh Eastvold, Josh Edwards, Mike Egeland, Matt , Ehlen, Eric Engelby, John Ennen, Major Erekson, Dan , Ersland, Tony Eustice, Luke Eustice, Ty Evans, Mike Evashevski, John Ewoldsen, James Fahler, Jeremy Fahrer, Michael Falck, Charlie , Fellers, Adam Fennelly, Tom Fields, Matt Finch, Don Fiser, Travis Fisher, Scott Fitzgerald, Dave , 1982 Fleming, Robert Forbes, Lance Fowler, Tim Frisk, Kurt Frost, Al Fuller, William Fuller, Ryan Fullhart, Lee Fulsaas, Randy Fulsaas, Ryan Furey, Matt Galanakis, Mario , 2007 Gambrall, Grant Gapen, Chris Garcia, Vincent Gates, David Geigel, Robert George, Louis Geppert, Ralph Geppert, Richard Gillespie, John Gilliss, Kasey Gilman, Thomas Gillmor, Stew Gillmor, Walt Glenn, Dan Glenn, Scott Glosser, Jaren Glynn, Paul Glynn, Paul Gogel, Matt Goldman, Duane Goodale, Trent Govig, Richard Gran, Albert Granger, Chuck Grattan, Eugene Graves, Trevor Gray, Lynn Greene, Pat Greenlee, Joseph Grothus, Brody Grouwinkel, Gary Grunder, Alex Guernsey, Byron Guernsey, Dewayne Gugisberg, A.W Gunther, Joey Gurule, Matt Hahesy, Mike Halford, Tom Halverson, Tyler Haman, Andy Hand, Matt Hand, Wes Hansen, LeRoy Hanson, Duane Happel, Carter Happel, Dean Harbison, Earl Hasley, Eldon Hatcher, Matt Hatcher, Mike Haug, Josh Heaton, Don Heffernan, Jim , Heffernan, John Heideman, Curt Heidt, Jamie Heim, Ryan Dan Glenn, a 1980 Big Ten champion and three-time NCAA All-American, won the Big Ten Medal of Honor in Heldt, John Hemmingson, George Heneghan, Eric Henning, Phil , 1970 Heying, Jim Hickenbottom, Rich Hindt, William Hobbett, Oscar Hogan, Kevin Holloway, Steven Holm, Dan Hoover, Matt Howell, Jason Hruska, Mike Hubbard, C.V Huff, Donald Huff, Thomas Hull, Alan Hulshof, Jason Hunte, Steve , Hunter, Robert Hynek, Dennis Ironside, Mark Ironside, Tim Irvine, John James, David Janssen, Aaron Jarrard, Roy Jean-Jacques, Terrance Jenkins, Richard Jenkinson, Harlan Jenn, Paul Jensen, Roy Jeys, Gene Johnson, Art Johnson, Chris Johnson, Clarence Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Ken Johnson, Kenny Johnson, Merrill Johnson, Robert Johnston, Joe Johnston, Troy Jones, Don Juergens, Eric Juergens, Marc Julius, Loy Kadel, Jake Kane, Rollie Kantor, Ori Kauffman, Bob Kauffman, Scott Keddy, Phillip Kelly, John Kelly, Michael Kelly, Mitch Kelly, Pat Kelly, Wil Kemerer, Michael NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 57

59 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Kemp, Clarence Kemp, Edward , 1947 Kennedy, Pat Kerber, Jeff , Kerr, Jake Kielhorn, Earle Kingsbury, Ken Kinseth, Bruce Kistler, Harlan Kistler, Lindley Kistler, Marty , Kittle, Bruce Klapprodt, Kris Klein, Ken Knight, Steve Koble, Eric Koenig, Jeff Kohl, Vernon Kolegraff, Nick Kopsa, Brooks Krasuski, P.R Kriewall, Todd Kritsonis, Ben Krutsinger, J.J Kucinski, William Kurdelmeier, Gary Kurdelmeier, Steve Lage, Robert Lainson, Mike Lambotte, Tagen Lansing, Dean Larson, Robert Laux, Phillip LeClere, Dan LeClere, Nick Lee, Jerry Lee, Spencer Leet, T.H Legler, Charles Leinbaugh, Lyle Leo, John Leonard, Xavier Lepic, Tom Leuer, Kenneth Levy, Bill Levy, Dan Lewis, Randy Liddle, Josh Lira, Tomas Loera, Rick Lofthouse, Ethen Lofthouse, Luke , Logan, Bob Luedke, Eric Four-time All-American Lincoln McIlravy won his third NCAA title at the 1997 NCAA Championships, earning Outstanding Wrestler of the Meet honors. A three-time Big Ten Champion, McIlravy was named Big Ten Freshman of the Year in Luttrell, Gene Machacek, Robert Macias, Manuel Macias, Rometo , 1948 Magnani, Lucas Maland, Donald Manganiello, Mike , 1994 Mangum, Marcus Mangum, Maurice Mantle, Robert Marinelli, Alex Marion, Montell Marrah, David Martin, David Martin, Steve Massey, Brian Matthews, Maurice Maurey, Steve McCain, Terrie McCann, Fran McCann, Terry McCarthy, John McCoy, Vern McDonald, Tristan McDonough, Matt McDonough, Mike McGinness, Jeff , 1998 McGivern, Mike , McGivern, Ryan McIlravy, Lincoln , 1997 McLaughlin, Jim McLauglin, Jordan McMahan, Gabe McQuillan, Logan Medchill, Brad Meier, Brian Melchiore, Joe Mena, Mike Menne, David Metcalf, Brent Merzweiler, Tim Meyer, Aaron Meyer, Alex Meyer, Gary Michaels, Robert Mihal, Richard Millen, Phil Millen, Richard Miller, Russell Minkel, Willard Mitchell, Bill Mocco, Steve Moffitt, Luke Mohler, Mark Monroe, Tom Montgomery, A.E Moody, Jeremiah Mooers, Neil Moore, Cliff Moore, Joe , 2011 Moore, Nate Moore, Nick Morkel, Matt Morningstar, Ryan Moser, Larry Moses, Dave Moss, Stephen Mourlam, Keith , Mueller, King , Mueller, L.W Mulcahy, Mike Mullins, Joe Munson, Dave Murphy, Danny Myers, George Mysnyk, Mark , Natvig, Steve Nead, Wilbur Nelson, Chad Nerem, Matt Neuman, Mike Newmeister, John Nixt, Tyler Novak, Rick O Brien, John O Connor, E.L O Leary, Frank O Leary, John Oostendorp, John Owens, Ethan , Padden, Kevin Paddock, Burke Palmer, Bud , Pape, Cole Pape, Dane Parker, Norman Parmentor, R.R Parrott, Oran Pastorino, Ray Paulsen, Joe Peer, H.C Penrith, Brad Penrod, Fred Perez, Perez Perrin, Delbert Perry, Mark Peterson, Scott Peyton, Mitch Pfaffinger, Jeff Pfeffer, L

60 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Pfeffer, Ted Phinney, Dean Pickett, Roy Pierson, Eric Pollitt, Bob Polyatskiy, Oleg Poyneer, L.W Proctor, Jason Quinlan, William Ramos, Tony Randall, Greg Randall, Steve Ranshaw, Kurt Rasing, Blake Rausenberger, Robert Ray, David Regan, John Reiland, Mark Reininga, Herman Rhoades, Todd Rhoads, Patrick Riehm, Robert Rieks, Ralph Righter, Pat Riley, Tim , Rizzuti, Jim Roberts, Jay Roberts, Simon Robinson, John D Robinson, John T Robken, Jon Rodenborn, Donald Rogers, Wayne Rolfstad, Erik Rose, Yoshi Rossberg, Delbert Ruhkala, Gabe Ryan, Connor Ryan, Logan Ryan, Tom St. John, Derek St. John, Skyler Salmon, Jerry Salome, Richard Samuelson, Randy , Sanderson, Jan Scarpello, Joe Scheyli, William Schilling, Roger Schwab, Doug Scott, A.B Sebert, Ethan Senneff, Tom Shaheen, Tom Shaner, Kenneth Shankey, Matt Sharratt, Joel Shaw, Keegan Shepard, Jack Sherertz, Charlie Sherman, Bill Sherman, Dan Shining, Streeter Shirk, Ben Shuck, Ned Sigler, Shane Sill, Russell Simpson, Brooks Sindlinger, Mark Slaton, Joe Sloss, Gail Smith, Ben Smith, Brad Smith, George Smith, Jessman Smith, R.T Smith, Ryan Smith, Tom Sones, Chris , Sorensen, Brandon Spangler, David Spruill, Luke , 2003 Stageberg, Harris Stanley, Corey Stanley, Justin Stearns, Dale Stearns, Dennis Stedman, Ben Stedman, Brett Steenlage, Les Steiger, Ray Steiner, Terry Steiner, Troy Steinhoff, Ed Stewart, Jeff Stevens, Greg , Stevenson, Mark , Stickley, Justin Stiltner, Greg Strauss, Jeff Streicher, Doug Streicher, Kent Strellner, Verlyn Strittmatter, Jody Stoll, Sam Stroner, Erik Strub, Chris Strub, Cody Strubbe, C Sugai, Ryan Sweeney, Charles Taylor, Herb Telford, Bobby Tesla, George Tharp, Russell Thomas, Ralph Thomsen, Logan Thorson, Sherwyn Trammell, Keith Trapp, Gordon Trizzino, Mark Trizzino, Joe Trizzino, Nick Trizzino, Scott , 1981 Tsirtsis, Alex , 2009 Turk, Vince Ubasa, Pablo Uker, Ben Uker, Joe Uker, Mike Vana, Edward Vance, Chad Vergamini, Carl Voltmer, Carl Voltmer, Walter Wagemann, Dan , Wagner, Vinnie Walston, Sydney Walz, Matt (Mgr.) Waschek, Jim Weber, Daryl Weber, Lee Wegner, Dennis Weir, Royal Wells, Joe Wells, Terry Whinnery, Randall White, L.C Whitmer, Jessie Whitmer, John Whitmore, Paul Whitten, A.L Wieland, Melvin Wilbur, Steve , Wilcke, Cash Wilkerson, Dan Williams, Herbert Williams, Joe , Williams, T.J Williamson, Scott Winder, John Winegardner, Russ Witzleb, Jim Woltz, Jim Woodard, Richard Woodruff, Charles Yagla, Chuck Yahn, Don Yegge, J.P Yegge, Todd Young, Kaleb Zadick, Bill Zadick, Mike Zalesky, Jim Zalesky, Larry Zalesky, Lennie Zander, Paul Zaputil, Chad Zobeck, Jesse Simon Roberts won the 1957 NCAA Championships at 147 pounds, becoming the first African-American national champion in NCAA Wrestling history. 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 59

61 ALL-TIME RESULTS (0-1) Head Coach: E.G. Schroeder Nebraska... L (1-1) * Iowa State... W Nebraska... L (2-0) Iowa State... W * Nebraska... W (1-0) Nebraska... W Western Inv.... 2nd (1-0-1) * Nebraska... W Purdue... T Western Inv.... 2nd (2-0-1) Head Coach: Pat Wright * Iowa State... W * Purdue... W Nebraska... T Western Inv....1st (0-2) Iowa State... L * Nebraska... L Western Inv....4th (1-0) Indiana... W (0-1) Iowa State... L (0-3) * Indiana... L * Iowa State... L Illinois... L (4-1) Head Coach: E.G. Schroeder Northwestern... W * Minnesota... W Purdue... L * Illinois... W Nebraska... W Western Inv.... 2nd (2-2) Head Coach: Mike Howard * Northwestern... W Nebraska... L Illinois... L * Purdue... W (4-1) Wisconsin... W * Minnesota... W Northwestern... W Nebraska... W * Illinois... L Western Inv.... 2nd (5-1) * Northwestern... W * Minnesota... W * Wisconsin... W Nebraska... W Michigan... W Illinois... L (4-1) * Minnesota... W Michigan... W Nebraska... W * Wisconsin... W Illinois... L Western Inv.... 2nd (5-1) * Wisconsin... W * Minnesota... W Nebraska... W Illinois... L * Chicago... W Indiana... W Big Ten Meet...3rd (5-1) * Wisconsin... W Chicago... W Minnesota... W * Nebraska... W * Illinois... L * Indiana... W Big Ten Meet...3rd (1-5) Wisconsin... L * Chicago... L * Minnesota... L Nebraska... L Illinois... L Northwestern... W Big Ten Meet...9th (0-5-1) * Nebraska... L Minnesota... T Chicago... L Illinois... L Wisconsin... L * Ohio State... L Big Ten Meet...10th NCAA Meet...T9th (2-3) * Oklahoma... L Cornell... L Nebraska... L Monmouth... W * N. Iowa... W (3-3) * Nebraska... W Wisconsin... W * Minnesota... W * Chicago... L Illinois... L Oklahoma... L (1-4) Cornell... L * Minnesota... W Chicago... L N. Iowa... L * Illinois... L State Meet... 2nd (0-5) Minnesota... L Chicago... L Iowa State... L Cornell... L * N. Iowa... L (2-1-2) * Wisconsin... W Chicago... T Minnesota... W N. Iowa... T Iowa State... L Big Ten Meet...3rd NCAA Meet...T13th (4-1) N. Iowa... W Minnesota... W Carleton... W Iowa State... L * Chicago... W Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet...T8th (5-0) Wisconsin... W * Minnesota... W N. Iowa... W Nebraska... W * Iowa State... W * Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet...9th (3-3-1) * Wisconsin... W Northwestern... W Iowa State... L Carleton... W Minnesota... L * Nebraska... L * N. Iowa... T Big Ten Meet...7th (1-6-1) * Northwestern... W Wisconsin... L * Iowa State... L N. Iowa... L * Minnesota... L Nebraska... T Kansas State... L Illinois... L Big Ten Meet...8th

62 ALL-TIME RESULTS (3-3-1) * Kansas State... T * Wisconsin... W * Nebraska... W Minnesota... L * N. Iowa... L Northwestern... W * Illinois... L Big Ten Meet...5th (3-3) * Northwestern... W * Minnesota... L Wisconsin... W Illinois... L N. Iowa... L Nebraska... W Big Ten Meet...6th (4-3) Bradley... W * Nebraska... W * N. Iowa... L Chicago... W * Wisconsin... W Minnesota... L * Illinois... L Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet...T10th (6-1) * Bradley... W * Chicago... W Nebraska... W * Minnesota... W N. Iowa... W Wisconsin... W Illinois... L Big Ten Meet...4th (3-0) * Wisconsin... W Carleton... W Minnesota... W Big Ten Meet...5th (0-0) Big Ten Meet...T6th (4-1) * Wisconsin... L * Nebraska... W Northwestern... W Minnesota... W * Chicago... W Big Ten Meet...5th (4-1) * Bradley... W Wisconsin... W * Northwestern... W * Minnesota... W Illinois... L Big Ten Meet... T3rd NCAA Meet...7th (5-1) * N. Colorado... W Bradley... W * Wisconsin... W Northwestern... W Michigan... W * Illinois... L Big Ten Meet... T2nd NCAA Meet...T5th (3-2-1) Wheaton... T * Northwestern... W * Michigan... W * Minnesota... L Wisconsin... W Illinois... L Big Ten Meet...7th NCAA Meet...T7th NCAU Meet...10th (4-2) * Wisconsin... W * Wheaton... W * Illinois... L Northwestern... W Michigan... L Minnesota... W * Big Ten Meet...5th NCAA Meet...6th NCAU Meet...T9th (4-2-2) Omaha... W Wisconsin... T Illinois... L * Michigan... L * Northwestern... W * Minnesota... W Indiana... W * Purdue... T Big Ten Meet...T6th NAAU Meet...T7th (0-5-2) * Wisconsin... L * Indiana... T Northwestern... L Michigan... L * Illinois... T Purdue... L Minnesota... L Big Ten Meet...7th NCAA Meet...T14th (3-4-1) Head Coach: David McCuskey Wisconsin... W * Michigan... L Michigan State... L * Minnesota... L * Northwestern... L Illinois... W Indiana... T * Purdue... W Big Ten Meet...T5th (4-4) * Wisconsin... W * Indiana... W * Michigan State... L * Illinois... W Michigan... L Northwestern... W * Oklahoma State... L Purdue... L Big Ten Meet...4th NCAA Meet...T4th (9-2-1) Wisconsin... W Indiana... W * Colorado State... W Oklahoma... L Oklahoma State... T Illinois... W * Nebraska... W * Northwestern... W * Michigan... W Michigan State... L * Colorado... W * Purdue... W Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet...6th (6-2) * Wisconsin... W * Michigan State... W * Indiana... W * Illinois... W Northwestern... W Michigan... L * Oklahoma... L Purdue... W Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet...4th (7-2) Oklahoma... L Illinois... W Michigan State... W * Colorado State... W Michigan... L Northwestern... W Wisconsin... W * Purdue... W Indiana... W Big Ten Meet...3rd NCAA Meet...8th (0-2) Wisconsin... L * Minnesota... L Big Ten Meet... 2nd 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 61

63 ALL-TIME RESULTS (10-3) * Indiana... W * Illinois... L Colorado State... W N. Colorado... W Wyoming... W * Michigan State... W Minnesota... W * Oklahoma State... L * Northwestern... W Michigan... W * Oklahoma... L * Wisconsin... W Purdue... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet... 5th (10-2) Indiana... W Illinois... W Michigan State... W * Minnesota... W Wisconsin... W * Colorado State... W Northwestern... W * Colo. Mines... W * Michigan... W Oklahoma State... L Oklahoma... L * Purdue... W * Big Ten Meet... 2nd * NCAA Meet... 4th (4-4-1) * Illinois... W * Indiana... W * Oklahoma... L Minnesota... W * Oklahoma State... L * Wisconsin... W Michigan... L Northwestern...T * Michigan State... L Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet... 4th (5-6) Indiana... W Illinois... L Oklahoma State... L Oklahoma... L * Minnesota... W * Northwestern... W Wisconsin... W * Colorado State... W * Michigan... L Michigan State... L * Purdue... L Big Ten Meet... 4th NCAA Meet... T21st (7-2) * Illinois... W Northwestern... W * Michigan State... L * Wisconsin... W Michigan... W * Oklahoma... L Minnesota... W Indiana... W Purdue... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet... 3rd (8-4) Illinois... W Wisconsin... W Ohio State... W Minnesota... W Oklahoma State... L Oklahoma... L * Northwestern... W * Minnesota... W Michigan State... L * Indiana... W * Purdue... W * Michigan... L Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet... 7th (7-3) * Illinois... W * Wisconsin... W Minnesota... W * Oklahoma... L * Michigan State... W Northwestern... L Indiana... W Purdue... W Purdue... W Michigan... L Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet... T12th (5-6) * Colorado State... W Illinois... W Michigan State... L * Ohio State... W * Minnesota... W * Indiana... L * Cornell (NY)... L Oklahoma... L * Northwestern... L Wisconsin... W * Michigan... L Big Ten Meet... T9th (2-7-2) * Illinois... W Michigan... L Toledo... L Minnesota... L * Oklahoma... L Northwestern... W Indiana...T Ohio State... L * Michigan State... L * Wisconsin... L * Purdue...T Big Ten Meet... T8th (7-8) Illinois... W E. Strdsbrg... L Army... L N.Y.A.C.... L * Missouri... W * Indiana... L * Minnesota... L * Ohio State... W * Michigan... L * Northwestern... L Michigan State... L Minnesota... W Ohio State... W Wisconsin... W Purdue... W Big Ten Meet... 8th (13-3) Purdue... W Bowling Green... W Indiana... L Illinois... W Wisconsin... W * Illinois State... W Minnesota... W Michigan... L Northwestern... L * Michigan State... W Ohio State... W Wisconsin... W Virginia Tech... W * Purdue... W * N. Iowa... W * N. Illinois... W * Big Ten Meet...T2nd NCAA Meet... T31st

64 ALL-TIME RESULTS (15-2) Illinois... W E. Strdsbrg... W Yale... W Maritime... W Army... W * Indiana... W * Mankato State... W * Wisconsin State... W * Michigan... W * Northwestern... W * Minnesota... W * Oklahoma... L Michigan State... L Purdue... W Ohio State... W Wisconsin... W Purdue... W Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet... 7th (15-1) * Illinois... W * Army... W Midlands... 9th Indiana... W * Ath. Action... W Northwestern... W * Wisconsin... W * Michigan State... L * S. Illinois... W * Michigan... W Wisconsin State... W Minnesota... W * Purdue... W Cornell (IA)... W W. Illinois... W Dubuque... W Drake... W Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet... 5th (12-4-1) * Augustana (11/20)... W * Graceland (11/20)... W * Illinois (11/20)... W * Michigan State (1/9)... L * Purdue (1/9)... W * Ohio (1/23)...T S. Illinois (1/23)... L * Northwestern (1/30)... W * Indiana (1/30)... W * Arizona (1/30)... W Michigan (2/6)... L * Minnesota (2/20)... W Wisconsin (2/20)... W * Ohio State (2/20)... W * Minnesota (2/20)... W Drake (2/23)... W N. Iowa (3/19)... L Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet...T32nd (11-0-1) * Illinois (12/17)... W * Michigan State (1/8)... W * N. Iowa (1/8)... W * Minnesota (1-22)... W N. Iowa (1/29)... W Indiana (1/29)... W Northwestern (1/29)... W * Lehigh (1/31)... W * Michigan (2/4)...T * Drake (2/4)... W * Purdue (2/5)... W * Wisconsin (2/12)... W Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet...11th (10-4-2) Head Coach: Gary Kurdelmeier Minnesota Invite... 8 champs N. Iowa Open... 5 champs Lehigh Invite... 5 champs * Iowa Invite... 5 champs Maryland (12/8)... W S. Illinois (12/9)... W Lehigh (12/9)... W Indiana (12/14)... W Illinois (12/14)... W S. Illinois (1/5)... W Purdue (1/8)... W * Iowa State (1/13)... L * Wisconsin (1/13)...T * Minnesota (1/20)... L * Northwestern (1/20)... W Michigan (2/2)... L Michigan State (2/3)...T * Oregon State (2/12)... L Drake (2/12)... W N. Iowa (2/12)... W Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet... T7th (10-2-2) Minnesota Invite... 7 champs N. Iowa Open... 4 champs * S. Illinois (12/7)... W * Iowa Invite... 5 champs * Illinois (12/7)... W Clarion State (12/7)... W Drake (1/8)... W * Lehigh (1/11)... W * Purdue (1/12)... W Wisconsin (1/12)...T Minnesota (1/12)... W Northwestern (1/26)... W * Michigan (2/1)... L N. Iowa (2/4)... L * Indiana (2/8)... W Iowa State (2/8)... W * Michigan State (2/22)...T Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet... 5th (17-0-1) Minnesota Invite champs Northern Open... 4 champs * Drake (12/6)... W Oklahoma (12/6)... W Hofstra (12/6)... W Lehigh (12/6)... W Illinois (12/6)... W Midlands...1st * Iowa State (1/3)...T Michigan State (1/10).. W * Arizona (1/14)... W * Wisconsin (1/17)... W * Minnesota (1/18)... W * Northwestern (1/24)... W * Montcl. State (1/25)... W Michigan (1/31)... W Alabama (2/8)... W Indiana (2/7)... W Purdue (2/8)... W * Oklahoma (2/15)... W * N. Iowa (1/21)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (14-1) Minnesota Invite... 6 champs Drake... W Northern Open... 2 champs Clev. State (12/5)... W * Illinois (12/9)... W * Kentucky (12/12)... W N. Iowa Open... 5 champs Midlands...1st Iowa State (1/9)... W * Lehigh (1/10)... W Wisconsin (1/16)... W Minnesota (1/16)... W Northwestern (1/24)... W * Michigan (1/24)... W * Michigan State (1/31).. W * Indiana (2/6)... W N. Iowa (2/5)... W Oklahoma (2/6)... L * Iowa State (2/21)... W * Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 63

65 ALL-TIME RESULTS Head Coach Gary Kurdelmeier and Assistant Coach Dan Gable, both in their third years at Iowa, were optimistic at the beginning of the season, hoping to defend their Big Ten team title and post a winning dual season. The duo not only accomplished those goals, but added the first NCAA team title in school history and the school s ninth undefeated season (17-0-1) to their list of accomplishments. The Hawkeyes also set then-school records for most all-americans (5) and most dual wins (17) in a season. Dan Holm and Chuck Yagla each won their first NCAA individual title (17-1-1) Head Coach: Dan Gable Minnesota Invite... 7 champs * N. Iowa (11/27)... W * Purdue (12/3)... W Clev. State (12/4)... W Hofstra... W Kentucky... W Lehigh... W * Drake (12/9)... W Midlands...1st * Iowa State (1/7)... L * Temple (1/9)... W * Cal-Poly (1/14)... W * Oklahoma State (1/15) W * Wisconsin (1/21)... W * Minnesota (1/22)... W * Northwestern (1/29)... W Michigan (2/4)... W Michigan State (2/5)... W * Oklahoma (2/11)... W Iowa State (2/19)...T Illinois (2/24)... W * Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet... 3rd (15-1) Minnesota Invite...11 champs * Indiana State (11/26)... W * Clev. State (12/2)... W N. Iowa Open... 5 champs * LSU (12/5)... W * N. Iowa (12/10)... W Midlands...1st Iowa State (1/7)... L * Lehigh (1/14)... W Minnesota (1/14)... W Wisconsin... W Northwestern... W Drake (1/31)... W * Michigan (2/3)... W * Michigan State (2/4)... W Oklahoma State... W Oklahoma (2/10)... W * Iowa State (2/18)... W Illinois (2/23)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (19-0) Minnesota Invite...11 champs N. Iowa... W Ohio State... W Clev. State (12/1)... W Syracuse... W Lehigh... W * Drake (12/8)... W * Illinois (12/9)... W Midlands...1st * Iowa State (1/6)... W * Oklahoma State (1/12) W * Wisconsin (1/19)... W * Minnesota (1/20)... W * Northwestern... W * Oregon State (1/27)... W * Cal-Poly (1/28)... W Michigan (2/2)... W Michigan State (2/3)... W * Cal-Bakersfield (2/9)... W * Arizona State (2/10)... W Iowa State (2/17)... W * Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (17-1) Minnesota Invite... 5 champs Northern Open... 1 champ * Ohio State (11/29)... W * Clev. State (11/30)... W N. Iowa Open... 4 champs Arizona State (12/5)... W Cal-Bakersfield (12/5).. W Cal-Poly (12/5)... L * N. Iowa (12/14)... W * LSU (12/15)... W Midlands...1st Iowa State (1/5)... W * Lehigh (1/5)... W Wisconsin (1/5)... W Minnesota (1/19)... W Northwestern (1/26)... W * Michigan (2/1)... W * Michigan State (2/2)... W Drake (2/2)... W * Illinois (2/11)... W * Iowa State (2/16)... W Oklahoma State (2/16) W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st

66 ALL-TIME RESULTS The Hawkeyes set records for most Big Ten champions (9), largest victory margin at the Big Ten Championships (118.5), all-americans (9), and largest point total (155) and victory margin (53) at the NCAA meet. Senior twin brothers Ed (190) and Lou Banach (Hwt.) won their second NCAA individual titles, making them only the second set of twins in NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships history to win individual titles in the same season two straight years (21-1) Minnesota Invite... 9 champs N. Iowa... W Ohio State... W Clev. State... W Syracuse... W Lehigh... W Clarion State... W * Indiana (12/12)... W Midlands...1st Auburn... W LSU... W Iowa State (1/9)... L * Oklahoma State (1/15) W * Oregon State (1/17)... W * Wisconsin (1/23)... W * Minnesota (1/24)... W * Cal-Poly (1/27)... W Illinois (1/27)... W Northwestern (1/27)... W Michigan... W Michigan State (2/7)... W * Cal-Bakersfield (2/13).. W * Oklahoma (2/14)... W * Iowa State (2/21)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (16-0-1) Minnesota Invite champs Northern Open... 1 champ * Ohio State (12/3)... W * Clev. State... W N. Iowa Open... 6 champs Arizona State (12/9)... W Cal-Bakersfield... W Cal-Poly (12/12)... W * LSU (12/18)... W * N. Iowa (12/19)... W Midlands... 3rd * Iowa State (1/9)... W * Lehigh (1/17)... W * Wisconsin (1/22)... W Northwestern (1/29)... W * Illinois (1/30)... W Oklahoma...T Oklahoma State... W * Michigan State (2/13).. W * Michigan (2/13)... W Iowa State (2/19)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (17-1) Minnesota Invite champs Northern Open... 4 champs Ohio State... W Clev. State... W Penn State... W Lehigh (12/7)... W N. Iowa... W * Cal-Bakersfield (12/17) W * Oklahoma State (12/18) L Midlands...1st * Oklahoma (1/3)... W * Syracuse (1/8)... W Iowa State (1/15)... W * LSU (1/22)... W Wisconsin (1/22)... W Illinois (1/28)... W * Northwestern (1/29)... W Michigan State (2/4)... W Michigan (2/5)... W * Cal-Poly (2/12)... W * Iowa State (2/19)... W * Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (16-1) Minnesota Invite champs Northern Open... 3 champs * Clev. State (12/1)... W UNI Open... 5 champs Arizona State (12/7)... W Cal-Bakersfield (12/8).. W LSU (12/10)... W * N. Iowa (12/17)... W Midlands...1st * Penn State (1/7)... W * Ohio State (1/8)... W * Lehigh (1/13)... W * Iowa State (1/14)... W * Wisconsin (1/20)... W Minnesota (1/21)... W Illinois (1/28)... W Northwestern (1/29)... W * Oklahoma (2/4)... W Oklahoma State (2/10). L * Michigan State (2/12).. W Iowa State (2/18)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 65

67 ALL-TIME RESULTS Iowa celebrated Dan Gable s 10th season as head coach by winning its ninth consecutive national team title at the 1986 NCAA Championships held in Carver- Hawkeye Arena. It equaled the longest streak of national titles won by any school, in any sport, also held by the Yale golf team ( ) and the Southern Cal track team ( ). The Hawkeyes also set NCAA records for total points (158), victory margin (73.25) and number of national champions (5), and tied the record for most finalists (6) (18-0) Minnesota Invite champs Northern Open... 5 champs * LSU (11/30)... W * Purdue (11/30)... W N. Iowa Open... 6 champs Morgan State (12/5)... W Lehigh (12/6)... W Penn State (12/7)... W Ohio State (12/9)... W N. Iowa (12/14)... W Midlands... 2nd * N.C. State (1/5)... W Oklahoma (1/12)... W Iowa State (1/19)... W * Minnesota (1/25)... W Wisconsin (1/26)... W Michigan State (1/27).. W Illinois (2/1)... W * Northwestern (2/2)... W * SIU-Edw. (2/9)... W * Oklahoma State (2/16) W * Iowa State (2/23)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (16-1) Minnesota Invite champs Northern Open... 4 champs SIU-Edw. (12/5)... W Edinboro (12/7)... W Bloomsburg (12/8)... W * N. Iowa (12/14)... W Midlands...1st * Oklahoma (1/4)... W * Penn State (1/5)... W * Lehigh (1/11)... W * Iowa State (1/18)... W Minnesota (1/24)... W * Wisconsin (1/25)... W Northwestern (1/31)... W * Illinois (2/1)... W * Michigan State (2/8)... W * Ohio State (2/9)... W * Drake (2/9)... W Oklahoma State (2/14) W Iowa State (2/23)... L Big Ten Meet...1st * NCAA Meet...1st (19-2) Drake... W Simpson... W SW Missouri... W Northern Open... 2 champs Penn State (12/3)... L Lehigh (12/4)... W Ohio State (12/6)... W Clev. State (12/7)... W N. Iowa (12/13)... W Midlands... 7th * Arizona State (1/3)... W * N. Carolina (1/4)... W Iowa State (1/11)... L Wisconsin (1/17)... W * Minnesota (1/23)... W Michigan State (1/25).. W Oklahoma (1/30)... W Illinois (2/1)... W Northwestern (2/1)... W * SIU-Edw. (2/7)... W * Edinboro (2/8)... W * Oklahoma State (2/14) W * Iowa State (2/21)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet... 2nd (16-3) Drake Classic... 9 champs Loras... W Marquette... W Edinboro... W Drake... W Northern Open... 1 champ Arizona State (12/2)... L * N. Iowa (12/12)... W Midlands...5th * Lehigh (1/7)... W * Nebraska (1/9)... W * Iowa State (1/16)... W Minnesota (1/21)... W * Wisconsin (1/23)... W * Oklahoma (1/30)... W Illinois (1/31)... W Northwestern (1/31)... W * Penn State (2/6)... L * Ohio State (2/7)... W * Michigan State (2/7)... W Oklahoma State (2/13). L Iowa State (2/21)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet... 2nd

68 ALL-TIME RESULTS (17-2) Marquette... W Loras... W Drake... W Northern Open... 1 champ Lehigh (11/30)... W Penn State (12/2)... L Edinboro (12/3)... W Ohio State (12/4)... W N. Iowa (12/9)... W Midlands... 2nd * SIU-Edw. (1/7)... W Iowa State (1/15)... W Wisconsin (1/21)... W * Minnesota (1/22)... W Ohio State... W Minnesota... W Michigan... L * Missouri (2/4)... W * Oklahoma State (2/11). W * Arizona State (2/12)... W * Iowa State (2/19)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet... 6th (19-2-1) N. Illinois... W Loras... W Marquette... W Drake... W Northern Open... 1 champ N. Iowa Open... 5 champs * N. Iowa (12/9)... W * Lehigh (1/6)... W Illinois (1/7)... W Northwestern... W National Duals... 3rd ^ Bloomsburg... W ^ Iowa State... W ^ Oklahoma State... L ^ Penn State... W ^ Iowa State... W * Iowa State (1/20)... W Minnesota (1/24)... W * Wisconsin (1/27)... W * Penn State (2/3)... W Ohio State (2/4)... W Arizona State (2/9)...T Oklahoma State (2/11).. L Iowa State (2/18)... W Notre Dame... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet... 3rd (25-0-1) Marquette... W Mankato State... W Loras... W N. Illinois... W Drake... W Northern Open... 5 champs Lehigh (11/28)... W Penn State (11/30)... W Ohio State (12/1)... W N. Iowa (12/8)... W Midlands... 2 champs * Purdue (1/4)... W * N.C. State (1/4)... W National Duals... 3rd ^ Ithaca... W ^ Ohio State... W ^ Penn State...T ^ N. Iowa... W ^ Ohio State... W Iowa State (1/20)... W Wisconsin (1/24)... W * Minnesota (1/26)... W Illinois (2/1)... W Northwestern (2/1)... W * Notre Dame (2/2)... W * Oklahoma State (2/9).. W * Arizona State (2/10)... W Michigan State (2/15).. W * Iowa State (2/17)... W Big Ten Meet...1st * NCAA Meet...1st (16-0-0) Drake... W Loras... W Marquette... W Northern Open... 5 champs Las Vegas Open...1st * N. Iowa (12/13)... W Midlands... 4 champs * Lehigh (1/11)... W Minnesota (1/24)... W * Wisconsin (1/25)... W * NWCA All-Star... 4 champs Illinois (1/31)... W Northwestern (1/31)... W * Penn State (2/1)... W National Duals...1st ^ Purdue... W ^ Ohio State... W ^ Iowa State... W S. Colorado (2/14)... W Arizona State (2/16)... W * Iowa State (2/22)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (14-1-1) N. Dakota State (11/22) W Northern Open... 2 champs Penn State (12/4)...T N. Iowa (12/11)... W Midlands...1st * N. Carolina (1/2)... W * Indiana (1/16)... W National Duals... 3rd ^ C. Oklahoma... W ^ Michigan... W ^ Nebraska... L ^ Ohio State... W ^ Arizona State... W Wisconsin (1/28)... W * Minnesota (1/30)... W * Northwestern (2/6)... W * Arizona State (2/13)... W * Ohio State (2/19)... W Iowa State (2/20)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (11-3-0) Northern Open... 6 champs Las Vegas Open... 3rd N. Iowa Open... 4 champs * N. Iowa (12/11)... W Midlands... 0 champs * Penn State (1/7)... W * Lehigh (1/13)... W National Duals... 2nd ^ Arizona State... W ^ Fresno State... W ^ Penn State... W ^ Oklahoma State... L Minnesota (1/28)... L * Wisconsin (1/29)... W Northwestern (2/4)... W Boise State (2/24)... W Oklahoma State (2/11).. L Arizona State (2/13)... W * Iowa State (2/20)... W * Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet... 2nd * -- at Iowa City ^ -- at National Duals # -- at Lone Star Duals % - at St. Edward Duals & -- at Journeyman Duals (14-0) Northern Open... 4 champs Penn State (12/2)... W Lock Haven (12/3)... W N. Iowa (12/9)... W Midlands... 2 champs * Clarion (1/7)... W * Arizona State (1/14)... W Oregon State... W National Duals...1st ^ N. Carolina... W ^ Michigan State... W ^ Oklahoma State... W Wisconsin (1/27)... W * Minnesota (1/28)... W * Northwestern (2/4)... W * Oklahoma State (2/11). W Iowa State (2/18)... W Big Ten Meet...1st * NCAA Meet...1st (17-0) S. Dakota State (11/24) W Montana-Wstrn (11/26) W Montana St.-N (11/26). W Michigan State (12/1).. W N. Iowa Open... 6 champs * N. Iowa (12/9)... W Midlands... 4 champs Iowa State (1/13)... W National Duals...1st ^ Augsburg... W ^ Clarion... W ^ Oklahoma State... W ^ Nebraska... W Minnesota (1/26)... W * Wisconsin (1/27)... W Northwestern (2/1)... W * Penn State (2/3)... W Oklahoma State (2/9).. W Arizona State (2/11)... W * Iowa State (2/18)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 67

69 ALL-TIME RESULTS The wrestling team broke the NCAA record for total points (158), which it set in 1986, with its winning total of 170, and recorded the second-largest victory margin (56.50 points) in NCAA tournament history. The Hawkeyes also crowned five NCAA Champions out of six finalists, both tying NCAA records (15-1) S. Dakota State (11/29) W Buena Vista (11/29)... W Penn State (12/6)... W Lock Haven (12/7)... W N. Iowa Open... 1 champ * Iowa State (12/14)... W Midlands...1st Michigan State (1/11)... W National Duals... 2nd ^ Clarion... W ^ Nebraska... W ^ Minnesota... W ^ Oklahoma State... L * Minnesota (1/24)... W Wisconsin (1/25)... W * Northwestern (2/1)... W * Illinois (2/8)... W * Arizona State (2/8)... W Iowa State (2/16)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (13-3) Head Coach: Jim Zalesky Luther (11/28)... W N. Iowa Open... 7 champs Iowa State (12/14)... W Midlands...1st * Penn State (1/3)... L * Michigan State (1/4)... W National Duals... 2nd *^ Pennsylvania (1/17)... W *^ Nebraska (1/17)... W *^ Penn State (1/17)... W *^ Minnesota (1/18)... L Minnesota (1/23)... W * Wisconsin (1/24)... W Northwestern (1/29)... W Purdue (1/30)... W Illinois (2/7)... W Arizona State (2/8)... W * Oklahoma State (2/14). L * Iowa State (2/20)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st (13-4) Augustana (11/27)... W S. Dakota State (11/27) W N. Iowa Open... 4 champs * Iowa State (12/11)... W Midlands...1st National Duals... 3rd *^ Michigan State (1/16).. W *^ Oklahoma (1/16)... W *^ Minnesota (1/16)... L *^ Nebraska (1/17)... W *^ Iowa State (1/17)... W Ohio State (1/22)... W Penn State (1/24)... W * Minnesota (1/30)... L * Indiana (1/31)... W * Wisconsin (2/5)... W * Michigan (2/7)... W Northwestern (2/12)... W Illinois (2/14)... L Oklahoma State (2/21). L Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet...1st (18-0) South Dakota State... W Iowa Central... W N. Iowa Open... 0 champs * Northern Iowa (12/1)... W Brigham Young... W Iowa State (12/10)... W Midlands...1st Lone Star Duals # Boise State... W # Oregon State... W # Oklahoma... W * Hofstra (1/15)... W * Purdue (1/21)... W Indiana (1/23)... W * Penn State (1/28)... W Michigan State... W * Oklahoma State (2/4).. W * Northwestern (2/6)... W * Illinois (2/11)... W Wisconsin... W Minnesota (2/20)... W Big Ten Meet...1st NCAA Meet...1st

70 ALL-TIME RESULTS (18-4) Kaufman-Brand Open 2 champs Luther (11/24)... W Loras (11/24)... W Oklahoma State (12/2). L N. Iowa Open... 0 champs * Iowa State (12/8)... W Northern Iowa (12/10).. W Midlands... 2 champs Fresno State (1/4)... W Oregon (1/6)... W Oregon State (1/6)... W * Hofstra (1/13)... W Northwestern (1/14)... W National Duals... 3rd ^ Edinboro (1/20)... W ^ Michigan (1/20)... W ^ Minnesota (1/20)... L ^ Oklahoma (1/21)... W ^ Iowa State (1/21)... W Purdue (1/26)... W * Wisconsin (1/28)... W Michigan (2/2)... L Penn State (2/4)... W * Michigan State (2/11)... W * Ohio State (2/16)... W * Minnesota (2/18)... L Big Ten Meet... 3rd * NCAA Meet... 2nd (16-4) C. Missouri St. Open... 6 champs Kaufman-Brand Open... 3 champs Pennsylvania (11/30)... W Hofstra (12/1)... W Princeton (12/1)... W Iowa State (12/9)... W * Northern Iowa (12/14).. W Midlands...1st * Oklahoma St. (1/11)... L National Duals... 3rd ^ C. Michigan... W ^ Michigan... L ^ Arizona St.... W ^ Pennsylvania... W ^ Oklahoma... W ^ Iowa St.... W Ohio St. (1/25)... W * Northwestern (1/27)... W Minnesota (2/1)... L Wisconsin (2/3)... W * Penn St. (2/10)... W * Michigan (2/15)... L * Indiana (2/17)... W Illinois... W Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet... 4th (17-3) Minnesota (11/15)... W Kaufman-Brand Open... 4 champs * Lehigh (12/1)... W * Arizona State (12/1)... W Northern Iowa Open... 0 champs * Iowa State (12/8)... W Northern Iowa (12/13).. W Midlands...1st * Cal Davis (1/3)... W Oklahoma State (1/12). L National Duals... 3rd ^ Central Michigan (1/18) W ^ Michigan (1/18)... W ^ Oklahoma (1/18)... L ^ Minnesota (1/19)... W ^ Ohio State (1/19)... W * Wisconsin (1/24)... W * Illinois (1/26)... W NWCA All-Star Classic... 1 champ Michigan State (2/7)... L Penn State (2/9)... W * Minnesota (2/14)... W * Purdue (2/16)... W Indiana... W Northwestern... W Big Ten Meet... 2nd NCAA Meet... 8th (11-4) C. Missouri Open... 4 champs Kaufman-Brand Open... 2 champs Southwest State... W Minnesota State... W at Arizona State (11/30) W at Embry Riddle... W N. Iowa Open... 1 champ at Iowa State (12/7)... L * Northern Iowa (12/11).. W at Midlands... 5th/0 champs at Brand Open... 1 champ * Oklahoma State (1/11).. L * Northwestern (1/17)... W at Michigan (1/23)... L at Purdue (1/25)... W * Penn State (1/30)... W * Michigan State (2/1)... W at Wisconsin (2/13)... W at Minnesota (2/15)... L * Ohio State (2/20)... W at Big Ten Meet...1st at NCAA Meet... 2nd (10-5) at Spartan Classic champs at Kauf-Brand Open... 2 champs * Arizona State (11/27)... W at N. Iowa Open... 0 champs * Iowa State (12/5)... L at Northern Iowa (12/9) W at Midlands... 2nd/3 champs * Virginia Tech (1/7)... W at Fresno State (1/9)... W at Cal-Davis (1/9)... W at Oklahoma St. (1/16). L * Wisconsin (1/23)... W at Illinois (1/28)... L at Northwestern (1/29).. L at Penn State (2/4)... W at Ohio State (2/5)... W * Minnesota (2/11)... W * Michigan (2/13)... L * Indiana (2/20)... W * Big Ten Meet... 4th at NCAA Meet... 7th (11-7) at Spartan Classic... 7 champs at Kauf.-Brand Open... 2 champs at Arizona State (11/26) W at Iowa State (12/2)... W at Northern Iowa Open... 1 champ * Northern Iowa (12/8)... W at Midlands... 4th/0 champs * Oklahoma State (1/7)... L ^ Nebraska... L ^ Missouri... W ^ Oklahoma... W ^ Northern Illinois... W ^ Michigan... L at Wisconsin (1/20)... W at Minnesota (1/22)... L * Purdue (1/27)... W at Indiana (1/29)... W * Penn State (2/3)... L at Michigan State (2/5). L * Illinois (2/10)... L * Northwestern (2/12)... W * Boise State (2/17)... W at Big Ten Meet... 6th at NCAA Meet... 4th (14-5) Head Coach: Tom Brands at Kauf.-Brand Open... 3 champs at Northern Iowa (11/21) W * Arizona State (11/25)... W * Iowa State (12/3)... W * Coe (12/7)... W * N. Carolina State (12/7) W at Midlands... 2nd/1 champ ^ Cal Davis... W ^ Oklahoma State... L ^ Nebraska... W ^ Northwestern... W ^ Hofstra... W Oklahoma State (1/9)... L Northwestern (1/21)... W Purdue (1/26)... W Wisconsin (1/27)... L Michigan (2/2)... W Penn State (2/4)... L * Michigan State (2/11)... W * Ohio State (2/16)... W * Minnesota (2/18)... L at Big Ten Meet... 3rd at NCAA Meet... 8th 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 69

71 ALL-TIME RESULTS (21-1) at Cyclone Open... 0 champs at Kauf.-Brand Open... 6 champs % Findlay... W % Iowa Central... W % Old Dominion... W % N. Carolina State... W at Spartan Open... 2 champs at Iowa State(12/9)... W * Northern Iowa (12/13).. W * Cornell College (12/13) W at Midlands... 1st/4 champs * Oklahoma State (1/5)... L National Duals...1st ^ Cornell... W ^ Missouri... W ^ Michigan... W ^ Nebraska... W at Ohio State (1/18)... W * Penn State (1/20)... W * Northwestern (1/27)... W at Minnesota (2/1)... W at Wisconsin (2/3)... W vs. Arizona State (2/8). W at Boise State (2/10)... W * Indiana (2/15)... W * Michigan (2/17)... W at Illinois (2/24)... W at Big Ten Meet...1st at NCAA Meet...1st (24-0) at Cyclone Open... 0 champs * Iowa Central (11/21)... W * Coe (11/21)... W * MSU-Mankato (11/21). W * Arizona State (11/21)... W at Kauf.-Brand Open... 4 champs & vs. Binghamton... W & vs. Maryland... W & vs. C. Michigan... W & vs. Bloomsburg... W * Iowa State (12/6)... W at N. Iowa Open... 3 champs at Northern Iowa (12/11) W at Midlands... 1st/3 champs ^ National Duals...1st ^ vs. Wyoming... W ^ vs. Minnesota... W ^ vs. Nebraska... W ^ vs. Cornell... W at Oklahoma St. (1/18) W * Wisconsin (1/23)... W * Illinois (1/25)... W * Bucknell (1/30)... W at Michigan State (2/6) W at Penn State (2/8)... W * Purdue (2/13)... W * Minnesota (2/15)... W at Indiana (2/20)... W at Northwestern (2/22). W at Big Ten Meet...1st at NCAA Meet...1st (23-0) at H. Nichols Open... 2 champs * Coe (11/20)... W * Cornell College (11/20) W * Iowa Lakes (11/20)... W * UNC Pembroke (11/20) W * SIU Edwardsville (11/20) W at Kauf.-Brand Open... 2 champs at Bucknell (11/27)... W vs. Rutgers (11/27)... W at Iowa State (12/6)... W * Northern Iowa (12/10).. W at Midlands... 1st/3 champs ^ National Duals...1st ^ vs. Nebraska (1/9)... W ^ vs. Boise State (1/9)... W ^ vs. Minnesota (1/10)... W ^ vs. Iowa State (1/10)... W * Oklahoma State (1/16) W at Michigan (1/22)... W vs. Purdue (1/24)... W * Penn State (1/29)... W * Michigan State (1/31).. W vs. Utah Valley (2/6)... W * Northwestern (2/12)... W at Minnesota (2/14)... W * Ohio State (2/19)... W at Wisconsin (2/21)... W at Big Ten Meet...1st at NCAA Meet...1st (15-0-1) * Iowa Central (11/19)... W * Coe (11/19)... W vs. Chattanooga (11/19) W at Cornell College (11/19) W * Iowa State (12/3)... W * Michigan State (12/4).. W at Northern Iowa (12/9) W at Midlands... 4th/0 champs * SIUE (1/7)... W at Oklahoma St. (1/16).T * Ohio State (1/22)... W at Northwestern (1/28). W at Penn State (1/30)... W * Indiana (2/4)... W vs. Purdue (2/11)... W * Michigan (2/13)... W at Minnesota (2/20)... W at Big Ten Meet... 2nd at NCAA Meet... 3rd (14-4) Lindenwood Open (11/19) 7 champs * Baker (11/25)... W * Cornell College (11/25) W * Iowa Central CC (11/25) W * Illinois (12/2)... W at Iowa State (12/4)... W * Northern Iowa (12/8)... W Midlands (12/29-30).. 1st/1 champ at Indiana (1/6)... W * Oklahoma State (1/7)... L at Nebraska (1/13)... W * Northwestern (1/15)... W at Ohio State (1/20)... L at Penn State (1/22)... L * Minnesota (1/29)... W * Wisconsin (2/5)... W ^ Virginia Tech (2/12)... W ^ Oregon State (2/12)... W ^ Minnesota (2/19)... L ^ Illinois (2/19)... W at Big Ten Meet... 3rd at NCAA Meet... 3rd (20-3) Cumberland (11/16)... W #17 Virginia (11/16)... W at Chattanooga (11/16) W * SIU-Edwardsville (11/24) W * Cornell College (11/24) W * Iowa Central (ex. 11/24) W * Iowa State (12/1)... W * #23 Lehigh (12/6)... W vs. Hofstra (12/16)... W vs. Bucknell (12/16)... W at Buffalo (12/17)... W * #4 Ohio State( 1/4)... W * #21 Purdue (1/6)... W at #2 Oklahoma St. (1/13) L at #18 Michigan (1/18). W at Michigan St. (1/20).. W at #3 Minnesota (1/26). W * #1 Penn State (2/1)... W at #8 Illinois (2/8)... W * #13 Nebraska (2/10)... W * #15 Edinboro (2/16)... W ^ #9 Cornell (2/22)... W ^ #4 Minnesota (2/23)... L ^ #6 Missouri (2/23)... L at Big Ten Meet... 3rd at NCAA Meet... 4th

72 ALL-TIME RESULTS (15-2) at Luther Open (11/16) 10 champs * Baker (11/22)... W * Iowa Central (11/22)... W * Cornell College (11/22) W at #15 Iowa State (12/1) W at #15 Edinboro (12/5). W * Buffalo (12/12)... W * #1 Penn State (12/21).. L at Midlands (12/29-30) 1st/3 champs at #21 Purdue (1/3)... W * Michigan State (1/4)... W * #5 Oklahoma St. (1/10) W * Indiana (1/12)... W at #8 Nebraska (1/18).. W * #4 Minnesota (1/25)... L at #19 N western (1/31) W * #11 Michigan (2/9)... W at #21 Lehigh (2/14)... W at #15 Wisconsin (2/23) W at Big Ten Meet... 2nd at NCAA Meet... 4th (17-1) at Luther Open (11/15) 10 champs * Baker (11/21)... W * Iowa Central (11/21)... W * Cornell College (11/21) W * #15 Iowa State (11/30) W * Michigan State (12/6).. W at Midlands (12/29/30) 1st/4 champs at #23 Rutgers (1/2)... W, 27-9 at #7 Ohio State (1/4).. W at #8 Okla. St. (1/11)... W * #11 Illinois (1/16)... W * #24 N western (1/23)... W at #2 Minnesota (1/30). W at Maryland (2/6)... W at #5 Penn State (2/8). W * #16 Michigan (2/13)... W * #13 Virginia (2/15)... W * Chattanooga (2/21)... W * #5 Cornell (2/21)... W * #2 Missouri (2/22)... L at Big Ten Championships...T-1st at NCAA Championships...2nd (16-1) * #1 Oklahoma St. (11/14) W * Maryland (11/20)... W * Grand Canyon (11/20). W * Iowa Central (11/20)... W * Cornell College (11/20) W at #17 Iowa St. (11/29) W * South Dakota St. (12/4) W * #11 Rutgers (12/10)... W at Midlands (12/29-30)... 1st at #11 Illinois (1/8)... W at Northwestern (1/10). W at Wisconsin (1/15)... W * #20 Purdue (1/22)... W at #11 Nebraska (1/24) W * #23 Minnesota (1/29)... W * #20 Indiana (2/5)... W at Mont. St. North. (2/12) W * #4 N.C. State (2/22)... L at Big Ten Championships...2nd at NCAA Championships...5th (13-2) * Iowa Central (11/18)... W * Cornell College (11/18) W at Purdue (11/27)... W at #20 S. Dakota St. (12/2) W * Iowa State (12/10)... W at Midlands (12/29-30) 1st/3 champs at #15 Michigan (1/6)... W at Michigan State (1/8) W at #1 Oklahoma St. (1/15) L * #2 Penn State (1/20)... L * #4 Ohio State (1/27)... W * #16 Wisconsin (2/3)... W at #13 Minnesota (2/5). W at Indiana (2/10)... W * #6 Nebraska (2/12)... W at #23 Edinboro 2/18).. W at Big Ten Championships...3rd at NCAA Championships...4th (12-3, 6-3) at Luther Open (11/11)... 9 champs * Iowa Central (11/17)... W * Buffalo (11/17)... W * N. Dakota St. (11/17)... W * Rider (11/24)... W * #15 Illinois (12/1)... W at #16 Rutgers (12/8)... W at Maryland (12/10)... W at Midlands (12/29-30) 1st/5 champs * Michigan State (1/5)... W * #3 Oklahoma St. (1/14).. W at #2 Ohio State (1/21)... L * #7 Michigan (1/27)... L * #18 Minnesota (2/2)... W * #17 Northwestern (2/4).. W at #1 Pen State (2/10)... L at Iowa State (2/18)... W at Big Ten Championships...4th at NCAA Championships...3rd 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 71

73 ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS E.G. Schroeder Pat Wright Mike Howard Dave Gary Dan Gable Jim Zalesky Tom Brands McCuskey Kurdelmeier All-Time Yearly Records & Championships Results Year Coach W-L-T NCAA Big E.G. Schroeder E.G. Schroeder E.G. Schroeder E.G. Schroeder E.G. Schroeder Pat Wright Pat Wright Pat Wright not available Pat Wright E.G. Schroeder Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard t Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard t Mike Howard t Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard t Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard t Mike Howard Mike Howard Mike Howard t Mike Howard t 2t Mike Howard t Mike Howard Mike Howard t Mike Howard t Dave McCuskey t Dave McCuskey t Dave McCuskey Year Coach W-L-T NCAA Big Dave McCuskey Dave McCuskey Dave McCuskey Dave McCuskey Dave McCuskey Dave McCuskey t Dave McCuskey Dave McCuskey Dave McCuskey t Dave McCuskey t Dave McCuskey t Dave McCuskey Dave McCuskey t 2t Dave McCuskey Dave McCuskey Dave McCuskey t Dave McCuskey Gary Kurdelmeier t Gary Kurdelmeier Gary Kurdelmeier Gary Kurdelmeier Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Year Coach W-L-T NCAA Big Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Dan Gable Jim Zalesky Jim Zalesky Jim Zalesky Jim Zalesky Jim Zalesky Jim Zalesky Jim Zalesky Jim Zalesky Jim Zalesky Tom Brands Tom Brands Tom Brands Tom Brands Tom Brands Tom Brands Tom Brands Tom Brands Tom Brands t Tom Brands Tom Brands Tom Brands Totals All-Time Coaching Records Coach...Seasons... Years... Record... Pct....Big Ten Titles..NCAA Titles E.G. Schroeder , Pat Wright , Mike Howard Dave McCuskey Gary Kurdelmeier Dan Gable Jim Zalesky Tom Brands Present

74 NATIONAL ATTENDANCE LEADERS ALWAYS ON THE BIG STAGE Iowa led the nation in attendance for the 12th consecutive season in , averaging 8,996 fans in eight home dates. The season marked the 10th straight that Iowa averaged more than 8,000 fans. In , the University of Iowa wrestling program set a national dual attendance record when 42,287 people watched fourth-ranked Iowa defeat top-ranked Oklahoma State, 18-16, on Nov. 14, 2015 at Kinnick Stadium. The event was the first on a home schedule that saw 97,325 fans pass through the gates of Kinnick and Carver-Hawkeye Arena, setting a dual attendance average of 12,166. Iowa has been involved in 45 of the top 50 recorded dual meet crowds, helping set the national attendance record 11 times Top 10 National Dual Meet Attendance Figures School Average Total Best Crowd Visitor 1. IOWA 8,996 71,966 13,485 Oklahoma St. 2. Penn State 7,693 61,543 15,998 Iowa 3. Ohio State 6,681 26,723 15,117 Iowa 4. Rutgers 4,680 32,762 8,319 Penn State 5. Fresno State 4,566 27,396 6,841 Illinois 6. Iowa State 3,361 26,887 8,861 Iowa 7. Oklahoma State 3,152 25,214 5,798 Oklahoma 8. Lehigh 2,705 18,932 9,896 Penn State 9. Michigan 2,615 18,302 8,303 Ohio State 10. Minnesota 2,185 13,112 2,730 Northwestern Iowa set the NCAA dual attendance record when 42,287 fans poured into Kinnick Stadium to watch fourth-ranked Iowa defeat top-ranked Oklahoma State, 18-16, on Nov. 14, Top 25 NCAA Dual Attendance Attendance Home-Visitor Date Result 1. 42,287 Iowa-Oklahoma State^ Nov. 14, 2015 W, ,178 Rutgers-Princeton* Nov. 18, 2016 RU, ,998 Penn State-Iowa Feb. 10, 2018 L, ,996 Penn State-Pitt Dec. 8, 2013 PSU, ,983 Penn State-Ohio State Feb. 5, 2016 PSU, ,967 Penn State-Iowa Feb. 8, 2015 W, ,955 Iowa-Iowa State Dec. 6, 2008 W, ,646 Minnesota-Iowa Feb. 1, 2002 L, ,424 Penn State-Lehigh Dec. 4, 2016 PSU, ,400 Iowa-Oklahoma State Jan. 7, 2012 L, ,338 Ohio State-Penn State Feb. 3, 2017 PSU, ,291 Iowa-Iowa State Feb. 22, 1992 W, ,283 Iowa-Iowa State Feb. 19, 1983 W, ,210 Iowa-Iowa State Jan. 18, 1986 W, ,117 Ohio State-Iowa Jan. 21, 2018 L, ,077 Iowa-Penn State Feb. 1, 2013 W, ,760 Iowa-Iowa State Feb. 21, 1987 W, ,507 Iowa State-Iowa Feb. 19, 1982 W, ,332 Iowa-Oklahoma State Jan. 5, 2008 L, ,300 Iowa State-Iowa Feb. 19, 1977 T, ,300 Iowa State-Iowa Jan. 7, 1978 L, ,293 Iowa State-Iowa Jan. 9, 1976 W, ,059 Oklahoma St.-Penn St. Feb. 19, 2017 PSU, ,805 Iowa State-Iowa Jan. 15, 1983 W, ,747 Iowa-Penn State Dec. 21, 2013 L, ^Kinnick Stadium, Grapple on the Gridiron *Highpoint Solutions Stadium, Battle at the Birthplace Top 25 Dual Crowds in Carver-Hawkeye Arena Attendance Opponent Date Result 1. 15,955 Iowa State Dec. 6, 2008 W, ,400 Oklahoma State Jan. 7, 2012 L, ,291 Iowa State Feb. 22, 1992 W, ,283 Iowa State Feb. 19, 1983 W, ,210 Iowa State Jan. 18, 1986 W, ,077 Penn State Feb. 1, 2013 W, ,760 Iowa State Feb. 21, 1987 W, ,332 Oklahoma State Jan. 5, 2008 L, ,311 Penn State Jan. 20, 2017 L, ,747 Penn State Dec. 21, 2013 L, ,732 Iowa State Dec. 3, 2006 W, ,575 Iowa State Jan. 16, 1988 W, ,240 Oklahoma State Feb. 14, 1998 L, ,951 Iowa State Jan. 6, 1979 W, ,900 Iowa State Feb. 18, 1978 W, ,900 Iowa State Jan. 9, 1982 W, ,890 Iowa State Feb. 21, 1976 W, ,750 Iowa State Feb. 21, 1981 W, ,568 Iowa State Jan. 14, 1984 W, ,250 Iowa State Jan. 7, 1977 L, ,200 Iowa State Jan. 3, 1975 T, ,200 Iowa State Feb. 16, 1980 W, ,145 Iowa State Dec. 8, 2000 W, ,112 Oklahoma State Feb. 9, 1991 W, ,895 Iowa State Dec. 3, 2010 W, NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 73

75 CARVER-HAWKEYE ARENA The Dan Gable Wrestling Complex was a part of the $47 million revitalization and expansion of Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The complex features an extended training space, a new locker room, new coaches locker room, student-athlete video center, and a new office suite. Carver-Hawkeye Arena has been the home of Iowa wrestling since The facility is one of the finest of its kind in the world, and it seats 15,077 fans for a dual wrestling meet. The arena is named after the late Roy J. Carver, a long-time friend and contributor to the University. Carver had a love for Iowa athletics and a lifelong affection for wrestling. Carver died in 1981 at the age of 71. Iowa s basketball, gymnastics, and volleyball squads also compete in the bowl-shaped arena. The multi-purpose building has also been the site of banquets, concerts, exhibition shows, and graduation ceremonies. Besides the main floor, where dual meets are staged, the arena boasts one of the best wrestling training rooms in the nation. The Dan Gable Wrestling Complex features three mats, a locker room, sauna, weight-lifting facilities, and retractable bleachers. The Board of Regents, State of Iowa approved the schematic design, project description, budget, and financing plan for a $47 million addition and revitalization of the arena that was completed in The Carver-Hawkeye Arena Addition and Renovation Project added a practice facility immediately north of the arena for use by the Hawkeye men s and women s basketball and volleyball programs; renovation of the practice, fitness and weight-training facilities utilized by the wrestling program; renovation and expansion of other fitness and weight-training space in the arena utilized by the majority of Iowa s 24 sports; the renovation and expansion of locker rooms in the facility; and the renovation of existing and the creation of new office, meeting, and storage space for use by administrative and coaching staff of the Athletics Department. The project began in the fall of 2009 and the UI Department of Athletics moved back into the facility in July, The revitalization of the arena also extends into spaces used by the general public on game days and nights. This includes renovation of select concessions and restroom facilities, and the creation of hospitality and meeting spaces. There are also club facilities for fans of the Hawkeyes who choose to participate in a variety of premium seating options similar to those available in the Paul W. Brechler Press Box at Kinnick Stadium. In 2016, a new four-sided centerhung video system was installed in the main arena. The video screen can display any combination of live video, instant replays, statistics, game information, animations and sponsorship messages. The Hawkeyes have a.908 winning percentage at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Iowa s all-time mark in the building includes a record 11 home wins during the 2010 and 2015 seasons. The Hawkeyes have recorded 20 undefeated seasons in Carver- Hawkeye, with the most recent (9-0) occurring in The first event held in the arena was a wrestling meet on January 3, Iowa beat Oklahoma Iowa all-american Tim Riley won the first match contested in the arena. On Dec. 6, 2008, Iowa set the then-ncaa wrestling dual meet attendance record when 15,955 fans saw the Hawkeyes defeat Iowa State, 20-15, in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. In all, the Hawkeyes have hosted several conference and national tournaments. Four Big Ten (1983, 1994, 2005, and 2016) and four NCAA Championships (1986, 1991, 1995 and 2001) were held in Carver-Hawkeye Arena, with Iowa winning the team title five of the eight times. Carver-Hawkeye Arena also hosted the 2012 and 2016 U.S. Olympic trials, the annual N.W.C.A. All-Star Wrestling Classic in 1993 and 1996, and the Cliff Keen/N.W.C.A. National Duals in 1998 and In April 2018, Carver-Hawkeye Arena hosted the UWW World Cup, an international dual tournament featuring the top eight wrestling teams in the world.

76 DAN GABLE WRESTLING COMPLEX Hawkeye Locker Room Hawkeye Video Room Dan Gable Wrestling Complex Weight Room Iowa s CHA Record Year... W-L... Pct Total NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 75

77 HAWKEYE VISIONS Hawkeye Visions is on on-going campaign, which seeks to build an endowment capable of covering the cost, via earnings, of UI student-athlete scholarships. The program currently includes almost 200 scholarships ranging from fully endowed scholarships, partially endowed, in development or scholarships pledged via an estate gift. The following scholarships were given for the specific benefit of Hawkeye Wrestling. John and Ruth Beckman Wrestling Scholarship The Beckman Wrestling Scholarship, along with similar scholarships for football and the Hawkeye Marching Band, was established in 1985 by the Beckmans. John worked for Hawkeye Castings, Inc. in Manchester, IA. He passed away in Ruth passed away in John and Mary Ann Colloton Wrestling Scholarship The Colloton Wrestling Scholarship was established in 1998 with a generous gift from longtime Hawkeye fans John and Mary Ann Colloton of Iowa City. John, who earned degrees from Loras College and the UI, was director of UI Hospitals and Clinics from He is the UI s Vice President Emeritus for Statewide Health Services and received a Distinguished Alumni Award from the UI in Mary Ann, a 1957 UI graduate, served as a staff nurse at the UIHC from and passed away in The Collotons also generously established scholarships benefitting football, men s basketball and women s basketball. Russ and Ann Gerdin Family Wrestling Scholarship In 2008, Russ and Ann Gerdin extended their Hawkeye legacy with the largest athletic scholarship gift in University history: a $5 million commitment to establish the Russ and Ann Gerdin Family Athletic Scholarship Fund. As part of that gift, the Gerdin Wrestling Scholarship was established. Russ Gerdin was the founder, and former president and chief executive officer of Coralville-based trucking company Heartland Express, Inc. Russ passed away in The Gerdins have supported the Russell A. and Ann Gerdin Athletic Learning Center, the UI Athletics Hall of Fame and Visitors Center, the J. Hayden Fry Center for Prostate Cancer Research, the aforementioned athletic scholarships, and the renovation of Kinnick Stadium. Donald W. and Marilyn Heineking Wrestling Scholarship The Heineking Wrestling Scholarship was established in Since that time, additional Heineking scholarships have been established in women s basketball, volleyball, softball, baseball, football and men s track/cross county, along with a men s basketball manager s scholarship. Don is a 1958 UI business graduate and former president of Security State Bank in Hubbard, IA. He is a member of the UI Foundation Board of Directors, the Johnson County I-Club Board of Directors and the National I-Club Board of Directors (honorary) and a member of the Iowa Scholarship Fund Board of Directors. Don lives in Iowa City and is a member of the Presidents Club of the UI Foundation. Marilyn Heineking passed away in February of Robert G. and Annalee Jacoby Hockridge Wrestling Scholarship The Hockridge Scholarship was established by Bettendorf natives, Robert (Bob) and Annalee Jacoby (Jake) Hockridge in Both Bob and Jake are members of the Presidents Club of the UI Foundation and have been loyal ticketholders and contributors since the early 1970s. Robert is a graduate of the UI with a degree in accounting. He was an executive vice president of finance at Brammer Manufacturing Company prior to his retirement in Jake received her degree in elementary education from UNI. The Hockridges both passed away in

78 HAWKEYE VISIONS Johnson County I-Club Wrestling Scholarship The National I-Club has dozens of local I-Club chapters that form a strong presence within communities to gather Hawks together, carry the message of the National I-Club, and serve as a united voice of support for Iowa athletics across the state and beyond. The Johnson County in one of those local chapters. The club raises funds by organizing events, game watches, golf tournaments, I-Club luncheons, and more throughout the year. The Johnson County I-Club first established a football scholarship in 2001 and then endowed a wrestling scholarship in Both scholarships are awarded annually to athletes from the Johnson County area. Gary Kurdelmeier Wrestling Scholarship The Gary Kurdelmeier Wrestling Scholarship was established by Gary s family and friends as a tribute to the highly successful UI wrestler, coach and administrator following his death in Kurdelmeier graduated from the UI in 1959 where he was a Big Ten Champion, NCAA Champion and team captain for the Hawkeyes. He served as UI assistant wrestling coach from and then head coach from During his tenure, the Hawkeyes won three Big Ten Championships, two NCAA team titles and Kurdelmeier was named national coach of the year in He also secured the future of Iowa wrestling when he and former UI Athletic Director, Bump Elliott, hired Dan Gable as an assistant coach. William and Kay Pitlik Wrestling Scholarship Bill and Kay Pitlik of Cedar Rapids, IA, first created an endowed scholarship in 1998 to show their love for the Hawkeyes. Both graduated from the University of Iowa, Kay in 1952 and Bill in The Pitliks owned and operated Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company for many years in Cedar Rapids. Kay is an avid Hawkeye fan, and prior to Bill s death in 2008, they also endowed scholarships to benefit women s basketball, field hockey and football (2). Kay continues to support UI athletics very generously, in Bill s honor, including a naming gift to the wrestling area in the newly renovated Carver Hawkeye Arena. Kay passed away in John and Dorothy Sill Wrestling Scholarship The John and Dorothy Sill Wrestling Scholarship was established in 1999 through a generous estate gift by the Sill family. John and Dorothy were both born and raised in small town Iowa. They were married in 1941 and managed a family farm until They later moved to Manchester, IA, where he was the manager of the Delaware County Mutual Insurance Association and opened his own insurance agency. They were very active in the community and proud supporters of the West Delaware and University of Iowa athletic teams. John passed away in Dorothy followed in Iowa Style Wrestling Scholarship Gary and Camille Seamans established the Iowa Style Wrestling Scholarship in It is a tribute to the aggressive, determined and dominating style that Hawkeye wrestlers have exhibited under head coaches Gary Kurdelmeier, Dan Gable, Jim Zalesky and Tom Brands. An Iowa City native, Gary received his B.S. in electrical engineering from the UI and enjoyed a successful career in the telecommunications industry, retiring as chairman and CEO of Westell Technologies in Camille is a native of Dekalb, IL, and is now retired from her role as director of human resources for the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation of Chicago. Gary is a past recipient of the UI Alumni Association s Distinguished Young Alumnus Award. To make a gift or for more information about the Hawkeye Visions Endowment Program, please contact Sloane R. Tyler, Director of Development, (319) or (800) The University of Iowa Center for Advancement is the preferred channel of support for private contributions to all areas of The University of Iowa. For a complete list of all named, endowed scholarships please visit Athletic Endowed Scholarship Gift Levels Visionary Scholarship (weight/position specific) - $400,000 Leadership Scholarship (sport specific) - $200,000 Sustaining Scholarship (general athletics) - $50, NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 77

79 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA PRESIDENT Bruce Harreld President, The University of Iowa Bruce Harreld became the 21st president of the University of Iowa on November 2, He received a Bachelor of Engineering degree from Purdue University and a Master of Business Administration degree from Harvard University. President Harreld served on the faculty of Harvard Business School from , with dual appointments to the entrepreneurial and strategy units. He was faculty chair of the Building New Businesses in Established Organizations program. As a faculty member, he taught in numerous executive programs in Cambridge, Qatar, Mumbai, and Shanghai. He also has been an adjunct professor at Northwestern University in the Kellogg School of Management, developing the firstever MBA course on Strategic Use of Information Technology. President Harreld has served in several corporate leadership positions. As senior vice president and division president of Kraft General Foods, he led the strategic unit that formulated strategy and executed acquisitions for this multibillion-dollar company. As president and board member of Boston Market Company, he, along with five other partners, led the organization from 20 stores in the Boston area to over 1,100 stores nationally. As senior vice president of IBM, President Harreld worked with the CEO and senior management team to chart the organization s transformation from near bankruptcy, led the business transformation team that streamlined operations and reintegrated the global organization, and led the strategy unit that was responsible for the formulation and execution of the company s overall strategy. President Harreld has also served as a consultant, advising public, private, and military organizations on leadership, organic growth, and strategic renewal, including serving as manager, vice president, and member of the board of the Boston Consulting Group. President Harreld is the author or coauthor of numerous articles and book chapters in such journals and magazines as the Harvard Business Review, California Management Review, and Financial Executive, and books and monographs such as Leading Sustainable Change: An Organizational Perspective (Oxford University Press, 2015) and Core Curriculum Strategy Reading: Executive Strategy (Harvard Business Publishing, 2014). He has also authored or coauthored several case studies for Harvard Business Publishing. President Harreld has received several awards, including the Accenture Award for best business article of the year and the Distinguished Industrial Engineer and Distinguished Engineering Awards from Purdue University. President Harreld is married to Mary Gillilan Harreld, an attorney. They have four children and six grandchildren.

80 TIPPIE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR CHAIR Gary A. Barta Henry B. and Patricia B. Tippie Director of Athletics Chair Gary Barta is in his 13th year as the director of athletics at the University of Iowa, where he occupies the Henry B. and Patricia B. Tippie Director of Athletics Chair. The position was recently endowed by the Tippies, longtime supporters of the University of Iowa and Hawkeye Athletics. Henry B. Tippie earned his UI degree in 1949 and was presented an honorary degree in Barta was recognized by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) as a Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year. In 2016, Barta received a contract extension keeping him in Iowa City through Hawkeye Athletics Highlights Win Football: Iowa football closed the season with a win in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, winning eight or more games for the third consecutive season. The Hawkeyes have won 28 games over the past three seasons, matching the third best three-year win total in school history. Head coach Kirk Ferentz has earned 143 career victories at Iowa, matching the school record held by Hayden Fry. Along with the bowl victory, Iowa also won three of four rivalry trophy games. Senior linebacker Josey Jewell and junior defensive back Josh Jackson each earned consensus All-America honors. Women s Basketball: Iowa made its 17th postseason tournament appearance in Lisa Bluder s 18 seasons as head coach. Iowa compiled a 24-8 overall record, marking the 11th 20-win season under Bluder. The Hawkeyes made their 25th NCAA Tournament appearance, earning a No. 6 seed in the Kansas City region. The Hawkeyes finished the season ranked in the top 15 nationally in seven categories. Junior Megan Gustafson registered one of the best seasons in program history. The Port Wing, Wisconsin, native averaged 25.7 points, 12.8 rebounds, and shot 67 percent from the field in 32 contests this season. Gustafson was named an All-American by seven different media outlets, including first-team distinction by Sports Illustrated. The Big Ten Player of the Year and unanimous first-team All-Big Ten selection was the NCAA Statistical Champion in points per game, field goal percentage, and field goals made. Men s Basketball: Head coach Fran McCaffery, who won his 400th career game as a head coach in 2018, has led the Hawkeyes to postseason tournaments six of the last seven seasons (3 NCAA, 3 NIT). He is the first coach in program history to win 18 or more games in six consecutive years ( ). Iowa is one of only four teams to have finished in the first division of the Big Ten Conference five of the last six seasons (Michigan State, Ohio State, and Wisconsin). Wrestling: The Hawkeyes placed third at the NCAA Championships, earning one individual national title and crowing five All-Americans. It marked the 10th time in the last 11 years the Hawkeyes won a team trophy at the national tournament. Freshman Spencer Lee won the 125-pound NCAA title, and Brandon Sorensen became the 20th fourtime All-American in school history. Michael Kemerer, Alex Marinelli, and Sam Stoll also earned All-America honors. The Hawkeyes won the Dan Gable Traveling Trophy for the eighth consecutive year by running their win streak against Iowa State to 14 duals. Rowing: Fifth-year head coach Andrew Carter led Iowa to its second straight appearance at the NCAA Championships in 2018, with the Hawkeyes placing 11th in the nation for their highest finish in program history. The Hawkeyes placed fourth at the Big Ten Championships with a school-record 111 points. Sophomore Contessa Harold was named Big Ten Co-Athlete of the Year, and two additional Hawkeyes - senior Kaelynn Heiberg and sophomore Hunter Koenigsfeld - were named to the All-Big Ten team. The Hawkeyes reached as high as No. 7 in the national rankings, their highest ranking in program history. Carter was named the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) Region 4 Coach of the Year. Baseball: Rick Heller and the Iowa baseball team posted its fifth straight 30-win season, finishing in The Hawkeyes qualified for the Big Ten Tournament for a record fifth straight season. Senior Tyler Cropley earned second-team All-America honors by Collegiate Baseball and four Hawkeyes earned All-Big Ten recognition, including three first-team selections. Track & Field: Joey Woody s track and field team sent 13 athletes to compete in 16 events at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. The women set a school record with a 13th place finish, scoring 19 points behind All-America performances by Jahisha Thomas and Laulauga Tausaga. Thomas, the Big Ten s Field Athlete of the Year, placed third in the long jump and sixth in the triple jump. Tausaga placed fourth in both the discus and shot put, including a school record-setting attempt on her first throw. The men s team won the Hy-Vee Cup at the Drake Relays for the second straight year. Women s Gymnastics: Iowa s successful regular season and fourthplace finish at the Big Ten Championships pushed the Hawkeyes into NCAA Regional competition for the fourth consecutive year. The Hawkeyes ended their season with a sixth-place finish at NCAA Regionals. Men s Tennis: Iowa won 16 matches in 2018, tying for the fourth most in program history. One of the 16 victories came on the road at No. 14 Dartmouth on February 24, 2018, the highest ranked win in Iowa history. In the four years that Ross Wilson has served as head coach, the Hawkeyes have won 56 matches, ninth most in a four-year span in program history. 23 NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 79

81 Graduate Hawkeye student-athletes set all-time highs with a 90 percent Graduation Success Rate (GSR) and 77 percent Federal Graduation Rate (FGR) for a four-class average. UI student-athletes rank higher than the national average in GSR and FGR. For the past two seasons, Iowa s GSR was among the top three scores within the Big Ten Conference. Six UI programs posted a perfect GSR score, including rowing, field hockey, men s golf, volleyball, women s golf, and women s gymnastics. Hawkeye student-athletes have an average GPA of 3.0 in each of the last three academic years. Iowa has the third-highest GSR in the Big Ten Conference. 249 Iowa student-athletes earned Academic All-Big Ten recognition for the school year. 74 Big Ten Conference Distinguished Scholars 272 Dean s List and 17 President s List honorees Junior football player Anthony Nelson earned first-team Academic All-America honors, while junior Parker Hesse earned second-team honors. Men s & Women s Cross Country: Teams were named 2017 USTFCCCA All-Academic Team. Rowing: Five student-athletes earned CRCA National Scholar Athlete recognition. Women s Soccer: Team earned the NSCAA Team Academic Award. Women s Swimming & Diving: Team named a CSCAA Scholar All- America team. Wrestling s Michael Kemerer, Spencer Lee, Alex Marinelli, and Brandon Sorensen were named NWCA Academic All-Americans. TIPPIE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR CHAIR Do It Right UI Athletics Department: 100 percent self-sustaining financially; no tax dollars or institutional funding. Student-athletes annually participate in over 4,000 appearances resulting in the accumulation of more than 10,000 hours of community service and programing. Student-athletes participate in several service and educational programming opportunities throughout the year. Within the Hawkeye Life Program, student-athletes gain experiences in six areas, including Leadership, Community Engagement, Academic Success, Career Development, Health & Well-Being, and Diversity & Inclusion highlights: 20th Anniversary: ISAAC Day of Caring student-athletes assist area agencies with spring clean-up, landscaping, sustainability projects, etc. This service opportunity is in collaboration with United Way of Johnson & Washington Counties. A new partnership was formed with the UI Stead Family Children s Hospital and the Child Life Special Visitors Program. In the fall, student-athletes volunteer on the 12th floor of the Children s Hospital visiting with patients and families during home and away football games. During the spring, student-athletes volunteer on Hawk Night each Monday, where they meet with youth patients and play games and activities in their Activities Therapy Gym and/or spend time with families in patients rooms. Continued collaboration with Iowa City and Coralville schools with the Hawkeye P.R.I.D.E. and Fuel Up to Play 60 programs Iowa Student Athlete Advisory Committee (ISAAC) raised nearly $2000 for Dance Marathon in Multicultural Focus Group (MFG) continued its annual Adopt-a- Family holiday initiative. Student-athletes donated toys, clothing items, and supplies to an area family in need. Tenth anniversary: Iowa Football/University of Iowa Children s Hospital Kid Captain program The University of Iowa Athletics Department and the UI Stead Family Children s Hospital facilitated the Kinnick Wave during home football games, creating national recognition, including the Disney Spirit Award being presented to the Iowa football program. It is an honor and a privilege to serve as Director of Athletics at the University of Iowa. Our stated goal and day-to-day approach is to Win. Graduate. Do It Right. We have great people in place -- our student-athletes, our coaches, and our entire staff -- to continue to build on our previous success. We have the best fans in the United States supporting our programs, and we continue to raise the bar in a number of areas. For Hawkeye athletics, the best is yet to come. Henry B. and Patricia B. Tippie Director of Athletics Chair Gary A. Barta

82 TIPPIE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR CHAIR The Barta Family (l-r): Luke, Madison, Connie, and Gary. Fan Support In , Iowa ranked in the top 25 in home attendance for football and women s basketball, and 28th nationally in men s basketball. Iowa once again lead the nation in wrestling home attendance. Iowa ranked 22nd in the nation in football home attendance in 2017 (66,337). Iowa ranked 28th in the nation in men s basketball home attendance in (12,026). Iowa ranked 13th in the nation in women s basketball home attendance in (5,452). Iowa led the nation in wrestling home attendance in (8,996). The Hawkeyes have led the nation in attendance for 12 straight seasons. Barta s involvement in the UI campus and the greater Iowa City community extends beyond his position as director of the UI s Intercollegiate Athletics programs. He is a member of the President s Cabinet, comprised of vice presidents and other campus leaders that provide counsel to the UI s president. Barta remains active at the conference and national level. He serves on the NCAA Council, Rose Bowl Management Committee, and is currently involved in the NCAA Transfer Working Group. He is also regularly involved in NACDA (National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics) and LEAD1 (formerly known as the Division IA Athletic Directors Association). From a community standpoint, Barta is currently serving on the United Way of Johnson & Washington Counties Board of Directors. He is a long-standing member of the Partnership for Alcohol Safety Committee and has been a regular participant in numerous Chamber and Convention & Visitors Bureau initiatives during his tenure. Barta earned a bachelor of science degree in mass communication and broadcast journalism from North Dakota State in He was an option quarterback for Bison football squads that won the Division II NCAA National Championship in 1983, 1985, and Barta, and wife, Connie, have a son, Luke (20), and a daughter, Madison (18). He was born September 4, 1963, in Minneapolis. Barta s Administrative Career Position Years Henry B. and Patricia B. Tippie Director of Athletics Chair, Iowa Aug. 1, 2006-Present Athletic Director, Wyoming Senior Associate A.D., Washington Director of Athletics Development/External Relations, Northern Iowa Associate Director of Development, North Dakota State NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 81

83 UI ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS The Athletic Communications Office is located in Suite S300 in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The office phone number is 319/ Your hosts at Carver-Hawkeyey Arena include UI Athletics Communications wrestling contact Chris Brewer and staff members Steve Roe, James Allan, Brandee Britt, Jack Rossi, Traci Wagner and Matthew Weitzel, along with Darren Miller, Director of Content, and Brian Ray, UI athletics photographer. The Athletic Communications staff also includes interns Ashlynn Bauer and Hannah Ossman, and student staff members Andrew Breitfelder, Seth Goodman, Rob McColaugh, Anne Riley, Shane Sturtz, Grace Tafolla, and Bailey Turner. Steve Roe James Allan Chris Brewer Brandee Britt Darren Miller Roe was named Director of Athletic Communications in July, 2011, after serving as interim director for one year. He joined the Hawkeye staff in 1990 and was named Brian Ray associate director in The Iowa City native earned his bachelor s degree from Buena Vista University and his master s degree from Northeast Louisiana University. He is the author of HAWKEYES FOR LIFE, published in Steve and his wife, Janet, have a daughter, Nike, and a son, James, two granddaughters, Teagan (13) and Lydia (5), and a grandson, Jack (8). Both Nike (law degree) and James (bachelor s degree) earned degrees from the University of Iowa. Wagner is in her 20th year as an assistant after previously serving as a student assistant for four years and as an intern for two years. A native of Iowa Falls, Wagner earned her bachelor s degree in 1997 with a double major in journalism and communication studies. Traci and her husband, Jason, have a son, Nicholas, and a daughter, Sydney. Weitzel was named associate director in July, 2012, after serving as assistant director since Weitzel graduated from the University of Iowa in 1997 with a bachelor s degree in journalism and mass communication, with an emphasis in business. The native of Mundelein, Illinois, was a student in the sports information office for three years. Weitzel and his wife Carrie live in Iowa City. Brewer was named associate director in 2016 after serving as an assistant director since He was named Division I Wrestling Sports Information Director of the Year by the National Wrestling Media Association (NWMA) in In 2004, the Iowa City native earned his English degree from the University of Iowa and served as a graduate assistant with the Detroit Lions media relations department. He and his wife, Brooke, have a daughter, Elyse, and a son, Del. Miller was named director of athletic content in 2016 after serving as director of new media in the University of Iowa athletics department for 10 years. Prior to that, Miller spent nearly 20 years working in the newspaper and sports information professions. He is a 1984 graduate of Tipton (Iowa) High School and a 1988 graduate of Wartburg College, majoring in communication arts (journalism/public relations). Miller and his wife, Ann, have four children: Ashley, Melissa, Brittney and Kyle, and one grandson, Ryker. Jack Rossi Traci Wagner Matthew Weitzel Allan was named associate director of content in 2016 following seven years as a full-time assistant. It is Allan s second stint in the office, as he served as a student assistant from Allan returned to Iowa City after serving as the sports information director at the University of Missouri-Kansas City from , and as the athletics media relations intern at Texas Christian University in The Hampton, Iowa, native earned his bachelor s degree in journalism from the University of Iowa in May, He and his wife, Mary Ann, have four children, Jonathan, Will, Eleanor, and Olivia. Britt became a fulltime member of the Iowa staff in She served as a student assistant in the Athletic Communications office during her four years as an undergraduate. Britt, a native of Plano, Illinois, earned her bachelor s degree from Iowa in journalism and sports studies in Ray joined the UI athletics department in December, 2013, as the athletics department photographer. Ray previously was the Iowa City chief photographer and senior visual journalist for the Cedar Rapids Gazette and is a Davenport, Iowa native. Ray earned a bachelor s degree from Iowa in journalism and psychology in Brian and his wife, Joanna, have a son, Boston, and a daughter, Joslynn. Rossi joined the staff as a fulltime member in June. He served as a student assistant in the Athletic Communications office as an undergraduate and has been an intern the past two years. Rossi is a native of Gurnee, Illinois, and earned his bachelor s degree from Iowa in Journalism in

84 AREA DIRECTORY Air Transportation from Eastern Iowa Airport Allegiant Air Frontier Airlines American Airlines United Airlines Delta Airlines Hotels/Motels - Area Code is 319 Alexis Park Inn & Suites, 1165 S. Riverside Dr., Iowa City Americinn, 2597 Holiday Road, Coralville Baymont Inn & Suites, 200 6th St., Coralville Clarion Highlander Hotel, 2525 N. Dodge St., Iowa City Comfort Inn & Suites, 214 W. 9th St., Coralville Comfort Suites, 2431 James St., Coralville Coralville Marriott Hotel and Conference Center, 300 E. 9th St., Coralville Country Inn & Suites, 2571 Heartland Pl., Coralville Days Inn & Suites, 704 1st Ave., Coralville Dutch Country Inn, 110 E. Ave., Kalona Fairfield Inn & Suites, 214 9th St., Coralville Graduate Iowa City, 210 S. Dubuque St., Iowa City Hampton Inn, st Ave., Coralville Hampton Inn, 4 Sturgis Corner Dr., Iowa City Heartland Inn, 87 2nd St., Coralville Heritage Inn Amana Colonies, 2185 U Ave., Williamsburg Hilton Garden Inn, 328 S. Clinton St., Iowa City Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, th Ave., Coralville Home2 Suites, 740 Coral Ridge Ave., Coralville Homewood Suites by Hilton, 921 E. 2nd St., Coralville HotelVetro Studio Suites, 201 S. Linn St., Iowa City Hyatt Place Iowa City Downtown, 255 E. Court St., Iowa City Iowa House Hotel, 121 Iowa Memorial Union, Iowa City MainStay Suites, 2491 Holiday Rd., Coralville Quality Inn, 209 W. 9th St., Coralville Radisson Hotel, st Ave., Coralville Ramada Williamsburg, 2211 U Ave., Williamsburg Residence Inn by Marriott, 2681 James St., Coralville Riverside Golf Resort, 3184 Hwy. 22, Riverside Sleep Inn & Suites, 485 Madison Ave. N, North Liberty Springhill Suites, th Ave., Coralville Super 8 Motel, 611 1st Ave., Coralville The Hotel at Kirkwood Center, 7725 Kirkwood Blvd. SW, Cedar Rapids Travel Lodge, 2216 N. Dodge St., Iowa City Dining Options For complete listings of restaurants in the Iowa City-Coralville area, please visit: NCAA TITLES, 35 BIG TEN TITLES 83

85 HAWKEYE TRADITIONS The Hawkeye Nickname The University of Iowa borrowed its athletic nickname from the state of Iowa many years ago. The name Hawkeye was originally the name of the hero in the fictional novel, The Last of the Mohicans, written by James Fenimore Cooper. Cooper had the Delaware Indians bestow the name on a white scout who lived with them. In 1838, 12 years after the book was published, people in the territory of Iowa acquired the nickname, chiefly through the efforts of Judge David Rorer of Burlington and James Edwards of Fort Madison. Edwards, editor of the Fort Madison Patriot, moved his paper to Burlington in 1843 and renamed it the Burlington Hawkeye. The two men continued their campaign to popularize the name, and territorial officials eventually gave it their formal approval. Herky The Hawkeye The Hawkeye nickname gained a tangible symbol in 1948 when a cartoon character, later to be named Herky the Hawkeye was hatched. The creator was Richard Spencer III, instructor of journalism at Iowa. The impish Hawk was an immediate hit and acquired a name through a statewide contest staged by the athletic department. John Franklin, a Belle Plaine alumnus, was the man who suggested Herky. Since his birth more than 65 years ago, Herky has symbolized Iowa athletics and epitomized university life. He even donned a military uniform during the Korean War and became the insignia of the 124th Fighter Squadron. During the mid-1950s, Herky came to life at a football game as the Iowa mascot. Since that time, Herky has been a familiar figure at Iowa athletics events. School Colors For 40 years Iowa was without school colors, but in 1887 a group of 50 seniors met on the steps of the Old Capitol to decide what are now the school official colors. They chose gold, the color of Iowa s vast corn fields and black, the color of the rich soil. School Fight Song The Iowa Fight Song was written in 1950 by Mason City, Iowa, native Meredith Willson. Best known as the creator of Broadway s The Music Man, Willson was awarded a 1963 University of Iowa Alumni Association Distinguished Service Award for setting the spirit of Iowa to music. The lively cheer is sung hundreds of times during Iowa athletics events the year around. The word is Fight, Fight, Fight for IOWA Let every loyal Iowan sing; The word is Fight, Fight, Fight for IOWA Until the walls and rafters ring (Go Hawks!) Come on and cheer, cheer, cheer for IOWA Come on and cheer until you hear the final gun. The word is Fight, Fight, Fight for IOWA Until the game is won.