The Hawkeyes lost several close matches and finished with 112 points after a dominant season over Big 10 opponents.

Iowa men’s wrestling’s No. 1 133-pounder Drake Ayala was pinned 20 seconds into the second period in the weight’s Big Ten ...

CORALVILLE - As Iowa women's wrestling took home its second consecutive national championship, its depth was clearly on ...

Walking through the bright halls of the Goschke Family Wrestling Training Center, streaks of black marker on Tom Brands’ ...

Oakland's Davis Bramman in the seventh place match. Utterback finishes the tournament eighth. Utterback joins Megan Black, ...

Despite sending Drake Ayala (133 pounds), Michael Caliendo (165) and Stephen Buchanan (197) to the finals, no Hawkeye secured ...

Northern Iowa finished second in the team race with 149.5 points. Oklahoma State won with 153.5 points thanks to Wyatt ...

The college postseason continues with the NCAA Division II and III Wrestling Championships on Friday and Saturday. The D-III ...

All 330 NCAA wrestling championship qualifiers learned their seed on Wednesday afternoon, eight days before they all take the mat in Philadelphia to compete against one another for championship honors ...

Iowa women’s wrestling has done it again. The Hawkeyes have claimed their second National Collegiate Women’s Wrestling ...

Big 12 wrestling tournament in Tulsa kicked off on Saturday, but before the tournament could even start there was plenty of ...

The most devastating result for Iowa State, however, was Evan Bockman. While he qualified with a sixth-place finish, he had to injury default in the semifinals and two consolation matches.