The 2022 Hawkeye Wrestling Club Arctic Plunge will be this Saturday, January 29th at the Brown Deer Golf Course in Coralville. This is the biggest fundraiser that the HWC has for the entire year. Donations go directly to support the HWC.

The HWC has been a huge part of the success of Iowa Wrestling since it began in 1973.

Saturday, January 29th

Brown Deer Golf Course at 1900 Country Club Drive in Coralville

3 pm Doors Open

4:30 pm Costume Contest

5:15 pm JUMP!

6 pm Awards, Raffle, & HWC Speeches

From HawkeyeWrestlingClub.com:

Our 2022 HWC Arctic Plunge will include an icy jump into frigid waters, a costume contest, and a sledding party to raise money for the Hawkeye Wrestling Club’s athletes, coaches, and staff! Guests and Jumpers will have access to a cash bar along with complimentary keg beer, pizza, and hot drinks!

Jumpers are currently accepting pledges through their pages. Pledges can be made and accepted as little as 30 minutes prior to the awards presentation on the night of the event – Saturday, January 29th.

HOW IT WORKS: Each Jumper is responsible for raising money (pledges) for their jump! The Jumper with the most pledges wins! All participants get prizes but the top 8 Jumpers get recognized as Arctic Plunge All-Americans! Everything raised goes back to the Hawkeye Wrestling Club and our Team Members!

To sign up or pledge to a jumper:

https://events.handbid.com/fundraisers/hawkeye-wrestling-club-arctic-plunge-2022

It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.

Go Hawks!

InterMat released their new rankings today. 

The Hawks keep dropping in the InterMat rankings even though they are undefeated. Iowa recently went from #1 to #2 and are now ranked third in the team race. Michigan passed Iowa up and is now #2. Iowa dropped ten points from 95 last week to 85 points.

Iowa is 4.5 points behind Michigan and 34 points behind #1 Penn State.

The biggest change was Alex Marinelli going from #1 to #5 at 165. Drake Ayala moved to 11 from 10 at 125 and Abe Assad went from 18 to 17 at 184. 

(3) DeSanto, (2) Eierman, (10) Murin), (12) Young, (2) Kemerer, (4) Warner), and (5) Cassioppi all stayed the same in the rankings. 

In the Dual Meet Rankings it is Penn State, Iowa, Oklahoma State, and Michigan for the top four. 

Iowa will host #1 Penn State at 8 PM CST in Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Friday.

InterMat Rankings – January 25, 2022

Tournament Team Rankings/Points

1. Penn State  119
2. Michigan  89.5
3. Iowa  85
4. Oklahoma State  65.5

Dual Meet

1. Penn State
2. Iowa
3. Oklahoma State
4. Michigan

125  Drake Ayala – 11th

133  Austin DeSanto – 3rd

141 Jaydin Eierman – 2nd

149 Max Murin – 10th

157 Kaleb Young – 12th 

165 Alex Marinelli – 5th

174 Michael Kemerer – 2nd

184 Abe Assad – 17th

197 Jacob Warner – 4th

Hwt Tony Cassioppii – 5th

For the complete InterMat rankings:

https://intermatwrestle.com/rankings/college?

It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.

Go Hawks!

There will be a Hawkeye Wrestling Club Social Friday beginning at 5 PM at Joe’s Place in Iowa City. Joe’s Place is at 115 Iowa Avenue in downtown Iowa City.

There will be drink specials, raffles, and members of the HWC. The meet will be shown on big screens for those that are unable to obtain a ticket to the sold out meet.

#2 Iowa will face #1 Penn State at 8 PM in Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Following the meet there will be a H.A.W.K. Party at the Coralville Radisson in the Kinnick Room. The Coralville Radison is located at 1220 1st Avenue just North of I-80 at Exit 242.

The Hawkeye Area Wrestling Klub (H.A.W.K.) began in 1978 and is the oldest college wrestling fan support organization in the country. Attending a H.A.W.K. Party is a big part of the Iowa Wrestling experience for a big dual meet. I have great memories of attending these parties over the years.

I have no doubt that Iowa City will be buzzing with excitement for this big #1 vs. #2 dual meet that is the elite event of the entire college wrestling regular season.

It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.

Go Hawks!

When the Iowa Wrestling schedule came out I am sure that a lot of Hawkeye fans immediately scanned through the schedule looking for the Penn State dual meet. I know I sure did. I have no doubt that this dual meet was a big contributing factor in Iowa selling over 14,000 season tickets by November. I am still in awe of that. Fans paid $85 for a season ticket and this may be the only dual meet they go to. It is that big.

With the Iowa-Penn State dual meet this Friday at 8 PM inside legendary Carver-Hawkeye Arena, it is officially Penn State week.

I am expecting a huge build up for this dual meet from the local and national media and wrestling fans as well. The way that Penn State and Iowa looked this weekend will only add to the build up. Simply put Penn State looked great and Iowa did not. That fueled a lot of talk by the fans about how it looks as though Penn State may not only beat Iowa, but handily. Will Iowa win two matches, maybe three?

In the biggest dual meet of the year so far Penn State went into #3 ranked Michigan and dominated the Wolverines 29-6 on Friday. Penn State won eight of ten matches including the final five from 165-Hwt. Every one of those five matches were decided by 1 or 2 points in low scoring bouts.

I say let the games begin for the buildup of this Iowa-Penn State dual meet. Let’s get millions of people watching this meet on BTN around the country and world. For a few hours the attention and focus of not only wrestling fans but the sports world will be focused on what is going on in a wrestling dual meet in Iowa City, Iowa, USA.  Sounds good to me.

I have no doubt that tickets will be scarce. Will this be the highest priced dual meet ticket ever for scalpers? I would say there is a chance.

So whether you are lucky enough to be one of the 15,000 fans inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Friday night at 8 PM CST or watching on TV I am expecting a huge audience. 

My, how quickly Iowa went from being the #1 team in the country to a big underdog at home for a dual meet while remaining undefeated. That didn’t take long. 

Iowa Wrestling is my entertainment and I plan on being entertained Friday night.

Let’s get ‘em in the middle.

It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.

Go Hawks!

It was a good weekend for incoming Iowa Wrestling recruits. Drake Rhodes was 4-0 with four first period pins at AA State Duals. Jesuroga, Jesuroga, Martinson, Martinson, and Hill all won titles at the Ed Winger Invitational in Urbandale. Nate Jesuroga had two pins, a tech fall, and a medical forfeit to win the title at 126.

Ben Kueter was 4-0 with three pins and a tech fall at the Bean City Duals. Kueter wrestled at Hwt in two of those matches. Aiden Riggins was 4-0 with three tech falls and a pin at the Rick Caldwell Invitational.

Coming up next will be conference tournament weekend in Iowa followed by the tournament season.

I will do my best to bring you results this season for all of our incoming recruits right here on my blog. 

The future looks great for Iowa Wrestling.

Recruiting Class of 2022

Jace Rhodes – Mason City, Iowa (138 lbs.)

Did not compete.

Joel Jesuroga – Southeast Polk HS, Iowa (145 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22 at Ed Winger Invitational (Urbandale)

Champ. Round 1 – Joel Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) won by tech fall over Mason Cornwell (Johnston) (TF-1.5 4:29 (16-0))

Quarterfinal – Joel Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) won by fall over Carter Bennett (Ankeny Centennial) (Fall 3:49)

Semifinal – Joel Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) won by fall over Ben Smith (ADM) (Fall 3:55)

1st Place Match – Joel Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) won by decision over Hagen Heistand (Underwood) (Dec 5-1)

Carter Martinson – Southeast Polk HS, Iowa (152 lb.)

Saturday, Jan 22 at Ed Winger Invitational (Urbandale)

Champ. Round 1 – Carter Martinson (Southeast Polk) won by fall over Max Dirks (Dowling Catholic)  (Fall 2:57)

Quarterfinal – Carter Martinson (Southeast Polk) won by major decision over Gavin Wiseman (Fort Madison) (MD 11-3)

Semifinal – Carter Martinson (Southeast Polk) won by decision over Carter Cahill (Ankeny Centennial) (Dec 5-3)

1st Place Match – Carter Martinson (Southeast Polk) won by decision over Dylan Whitt (Cedar Falls) (Dec 5-3)

Carson Martinson – Southeast Polk HS, Iowa (160 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22 at Ed Winger Invitational (Urbandale)

Champ. Round 1 – Carson Martinson (Southeast Polk) received a bye () (Bye)

Quarterfinal – Carson Martinson (Southeast Polk) won by tech fall over Kaia Fox (Johnston) (TF-1.5 4:50 (15-0))

Semifinal – Carson Martinson (Southeast Polk) won by decision over Gabe Carver (Urbandale) (Dec 6-2)

1st Place Match – Carson Martinson (Southeast Polk) won by decision over Brayden Broderick (Waukee Northwest) (Dec 8-4)

Aiden Riggins – Waverly-Shell Rock HS, Iowa (160 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22  W-SR Rick Caldwell Invitational

Round 2 – Aiden Riggins (Waverly-Shell Rock) won by tech fall over Zane Weiss (Waverly-Shell Rock) (TF-1.5 1:47 (17-0))

Round 3 – Aiden Riggins (Waverly-Shell Rock) won by tech fall over Gage Smith (Boone) (TF-1.5 1:28 (16-0))

Round 4 – Aiden Riggins (Waverly-Shell Rock) won by fall over Kael Scranton (Iowa City, West) (Fall 3:55)

Round 5 – Aiden Riggins (Waverly-Shell Rock) won by tech fall over Cadin Herrmann (Waterloo East) (TF-1.5 2:51 (16-0))

Drake Rhodes – Billings West HS, MT (160 lbs.)

Saturday Jan 22 at AA Duals (Great Falls)

Drake Rhodes (Billings West) over Jayden Halpin (Billings Skyview) Fall 0:57

Drake Rhodes (Billings West) over Gabe Lake (Flathead) Fall 1:23

Drake Rhodes (Billings West) over Grayson Barcus (Glacier (Kalispell)) Fall 1:10

Drake Rhodes (Billings West) over Gavin Vetter (Butte) Fall 1:25

Mickey Griffith – Des Moines Lincoln HS, Iowa (182 lbs.)

Did not compete.

Kolby Franklin – Wyoming Seminary, Pennsylvania (195)

Did not compete.

Brad Hill – Bettendorf, Iowa (195 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22 at Ed Winger Invitational (Urbandale)

Champ. Round 1 – Bradley Hill (Bettendorf)  won by fall over Jim Rasmussen (Blair) (Fall 0:26)

Quarterfinal – Bradley Hill (Bettendorf) won by medical forfeit over Isaac Thacher (Fort Madison) (M. For.)

Semifinal – Bradley Hill (Bettendorf)  won by tech fall over Jackson Brinker (Johnston) (TF-1.5 4:38 (15-0))

1st Place Match – Bradley Hill (Bettendorf) won by major decision over Andrew Reed (Southeast Polk) (MD 11-3)

Easton Fleshman – West Lyon HS, Iowa (Hwt)

Fri/Sat, Jan 21-22 at Herb Igrens Invitational (Ida Grove)

Champ. Round 1 – Easton Fleshman (West Lyon) 36-1 received a bye () (Bye)

Champ. Round 2 – Easton Fleshman (West Lyon) won by fall over Jacob Kraft (Kingsley-Piersen) (Fall 0:35)

Quarterfinal – Easton Fleshman (West Lyon) won by fall over Cael Moffatt (Akron-Westfield) (Fall 2:49)

Semifinal – Easton Fleshman (West Lyon) won by decision over Ethan Hooyer (Sioux Center) (Dec 8-4)

1st Place Match – Gage Marty (Solon) won by decision over Easton Fleshman (West Lyon) (Dec 3-1)

Recruiting Class of 2023

Nate Jesuroga – Southeast Polk HS, Iowa (126 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22 at Ed Winger Invitational (Urbandale)

Champ. Round 1 – Nathanael Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) won by medical forfeit over Dominic Quinn (Dowling Catholic) (M. For.)

Quarterfinal – Nathanael Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) won by fall over Ethan Mahoney (Waukee Northwest) (Fall 3:19)

Semifinal – Nathanael Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) won by tech fall over Westin Allen (Underwood) (TF-1.5 3:30 (19-4))

1st Place Match – Nathanael Jesuroga (Southeast Polk) won by fall over Jayce Luna (Bettendorf) (Fall 4:45)

Ryder Block – Waverly-Shell Rock (138 lbs.)

Did not compete.

Gabe Arnold – Wyoming Seminary (PA) (170 lbs.)

Did not compete.

Ben Kueter – City High HS, Iowa (220 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22   Bean City Duals (Iowa City)

Ben Kueter (Iowa City City) over Jordan Salyers (Keokuk) Fall 0:35

Ben Kueter (Iowa City City) over Tyler Steines (Clear Creek-Amana) Fall 0:20

Ben Kueter (Iowa City City) over Parker Heidt (Cedar Rapids Kennedy) TF 17-1

Ben Kueter (Iowa City City) over Joseph Lewis (Dubuque Hempstead) Fall 2:54

It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.

Go Hawks!  

The University of Iowa announced the Dean’s List for the 2021 Fall semester. To qualify a student must have a minimum 3.5 GPA on 12 semester hours or more of graded coursework. I went through the list of nearly 1,800 students to highlight the wrestlers that were named for this honor.

Seven members of the Iowa Wrestling team made the list. 

Dean’s List for the 2021 Fall Semester

Drake Ayala – Open major

Drew Bennett – Interdepartmental Studies of Business

Zach Glazier – Business

Joe Kelly – Computer Science and Engineering

Charles Matthews – Finance

Cullan Schriever – Sports and Recreation Management

Leif Schroeder – Open Major

Iowa Wrestling is getting it done in the classroom and on the mat.

It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.

Go Hawks!

This will be a big weekend of competition for our incoming recruits as the regular season begins to wind down. Jesuroga, Jesuroga, Martinson, Martinson, and Hill will all be at the Ed Winger Invitational in Urbandale. This has been one of the top tournaments in Iowa for years. Ed Winger was “The Voice” of the Iowa High School State Wrestling Tournament for decades who had the famous line:

“Wrestlers, clear the mats! Wrestlers, clear the mats!”

Drake Rhodes will be competing at AA Duals in Great Falls as the tournament season begins for our recruits. Several of our recruits will be competing at tournaments hosted by their home school in Riggins, Block, and Kueter. The only two-day tournament will be Easton Fleshman at the Herb Igrens Invitational in Ida Grove on Friday and Saturday.

Gabe Arnold will be in one of the top dual meets of the season this year when Wyoming Seminary hosts Blair Academy in a clash of highly nationally ranked teams tonight.

I will do my best to bring you results this season for all of our incoming recruits right here on my blog. 

The future looks great for Iowa Wrestling.

Recruiting Class of 2022

Jace Rhodes – Mason City, Iowa (138 lbs.)

No competition scheduled.

Joel Jesuroga – Southeast Polk HS, Iowa (145 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22 at Ed Winger Invitational (Urbandale)

Carter Martinson – Southeast Polk HS, Iowa (152 lb.)

Saturday, Jan 22 at Ed Winger Invitational (Urbandale)

Carson Martinson – Southeast Polk HS, Iowa (160 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22 at Ed Winger Invitational (Urbandale)

Aiden Riggins – Waverly-Shell Rock HS, Iowa (160 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22  W-SR Rick Caldwell Invitational

Drake Rhodes – Billings West HS, MT (160 lbs.)

Saturday Jan 22 at AA Duals (Great Falls)

Mickey Griffith – Des Moines Lincoln HS, Iowa (182 lbs.)

No competition scheduled.

Kolby Franklin – Wyoming Seminary, Pennsylvania (Hwt)

No competition scheduled.

Brad Hill – Bettendorf, Iowa (195 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22 at Ed Winger Invitational (Urbandale)

Easton Fleshman – West Lyon HS, Iowa (Hwt)

Fri/Sat, Jan 21-22 at Herb Igrens Invitational (Ida Grove)

Recruiting Class of 2023

Nate Jesuroga – Southeast Polk HS, Iowa (126 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22 at Ed Winger Invitational (Urbandale)

Ryder Block – Waverly-Shell Rock HS, Iowa (138 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22  W-SR Rick Caldwell Invitational

Gabe Arnold – Wyoming Seminary (PA) (170 lbs.)

Friday, January 21  Blair Academy (Dual meet)

Ben Kueter – City High HS, Iowa (220 lbs.)

Saturday, Jan 22   Bean City Duals (Iowa City)

It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.

Go Hawks!  

United World Wrestling has awarded the 2022 and 2023 Men’s and Women’s World Cup to the Xtream Arena in Coralville, Iowa. This will mark the first time that the men’s and women’s competition will be held side by side and the first time that the Women’s World Cup will take place in the United States. 

The 2022 Men’s and Women’s World Cup will be on December 10-11, and the 2023 Men’s and Women’s World Cup will be on December 9-10.

The Men’s Freestyle World Cup features the top five men’s freestyle wrestling teams in the world plus an all-world team, while the Women’s Freestyle World Cup features the top five women’s freestyle wrestling teams in the world, plus an all-world team.

Ticket packages for the general public for the 2022 Men’s and Women’s Freestyle World Cup go on sale on Friday, February 4 at 10:00 a.m. CT. The seating capacity for Xtream Arena for the World Cup will be approximately 5,300. Fans are encouraged to buy immediately, as organizers expect to sell out quickly.

Xtream Arena is a state-of-the-art facility that was just built in 2020 right off of I-80 about a mile from legendary Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Home of the University of Iowa Wrestling program. Iowa hosted the 2018 World Cup in Carver-Hawkeye and it was a big success.

From teamusa.org, former University of Iowa NCAA National champion Terry Steiner:

“For the first time in history, the Women’s World Cup will be held in the United States. This will also be the first time that the World Cup for both men’s and women’s freestyle will be held together. I can’t think of a better place to host these events than in the state of Iowa, and in the Iowa City/Coralville community. I know that this community appreciates great wrestling. They are in for a spectacular event, with the best teams in the world battling for World dual meet titles,” said Terry Steiner, USA Wrestling National Women’s Coach.

We can thank Josh Schamberger and former Iowa All American Luke Eustice for their part in winning the nomination. With Schamberger and Eustice of Think Iowa City involved you can count on more international and national events being hosted at Xtream Arena.

Nobody in the world supports wrestling like Iowa City, Iowa USA. What an honor and opportunity to have the best wrestlers in the world coming into town for what will be a great event.

Great job to all of those involved in making this happen. 

It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.

Go Hawks!

Iowa will travel to Columbus, Ohio to take on #6 Ohio State on Friday at 7 PM. The meet will be televised live on BTN. As with any Big Ten dual meet every single match is important for seeds at the Big Tens and NCAA National Tournament.

There is only one weight with an option of more than one wrestler for Iowa. Both Austin DeSanto and Cullan Schriever are listed at 133. Jaydin Eierman is the only Hawkeye listed at 141 so we can expect his return to the mat after missing both dual meets last weekend.

Several matches really stick out to me. #18 Abe Assad will have an opportunity to improve his ranking and future seeds when he faces #7 Kaleb Romero at 184. #10 Max Murin will face Ohio State’s highest ranked wrestler in #2 Sammy Sasso at 149. #2 Michael Kemerer will face #7 Ethan Smith at 174.

There are always fireworks when Iowa and Ohio State compete and I am looking for an exciting dual meet. I expect the Hawks to have another impressive performance.

#2 IOWA HAWKEYES (10-0, 4-0 BIG TEN) 2021-22 Overall Wt. Rank^ Name Yr. Hometown/High School Record 

125 10 Drake Ayala Fr. Fort Dodge, Iowa/Fort Dodge 13-3 

133 3 Austin DeSanto Sr. Exeter, Pennsylvania/Exeter (Drexel) 11-0 -OR- Cullan Schriever *Fr. Mason City, Iowa/Mason City 15-5 141 

141 2 Jaydin Eierman Sr. Columbia, Missouri/Father Tolton (Missouri) 11-0 

149 10 Max Murin Sr. Ebensburg, Pennsylvania/Central Cambria 6-1 

157 12 Kaleb Young Sr. Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania/Punxsutawney 9-5 

165 1 Alex Marinelli Sr. Miamisburg, Ohio/St. Paris Graham 14-0 

174 2 Michael Kemerer Sr. Murraysville, Pennsylvania/Franklin Regional 4-0 

184 18 Abe Assad So. Carol Stream, Illinois/Glenbard North 9-2 

197 4 Jacob Warner Sr. Tolono, Illinois/Washington Community 10-1 

285 5 Tony Cassioppi Jr. Roscoe, Illinois/Hononegah 9-2 

#8 OHIO STATE BUCKEYES (5-1, 1-1 BIG TEN) 2021-22 Overall

Wt. Rank^ Name Yr. Hometown/High School Record

125 18 Malik Heinselman Sr. Castle Rock, Ohio/Castle View 11-2

133 Will Betancourt Fr. Lancaster, Pennsylvania/Manheim Central 8-3

141 23 Dylan D’Emilio So. Curtice, Ohio/Genoa 13-4

149 2 Sammy Sasso Jr. Nazareth, Pennsylvania/Nazareth 13-1

157 Jashon Hubbard Jr. Steubenville, Ohio/Steubenville 9-3

165 7 Carson Kharchla So. Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty 15-1

174 7 Ethan Smith Sr. Latrobe, Pennsylvania/Sparrows Point 11-3

184 7 Kaleb Romero Sr. Mechanicsburg, Ohio/Mechanicsburg 6-1

197 20 Gavin Hoffman So. Montoursville, Pennsylvania/Montoursville 7-4

285 12 Tate Orndorff Sr. Spokane, Washington/University 11-3

It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.

Go Hawks!

We are down to just five dual meets before the tournaments begin. Every single match is crucial for rankings at the National Tournament and Big Tens. As fans we are in for some great wrestling for the last two months of the season. The remaining five dual meets will provide matches with highly ranked opponents.

Jacob Warner is currently ranked #4 at 197. Warner will face the #1,2, and 3 ranked wrestlers at his weight along with two ranked up and coming opponents. We will see the top two ranked wrestlers at 174 in the Penn State meet with #2 Michael Kemerer vs. #1 Carter Starocci. #1 Alex Marinelli will face three opponents ranked in the top eight at 165.

I have been making comments on by blog for weeks now that Abe Assad is underranked at 184 at #18. We will soon find out with Assad facing the #1,7,10, and 11 ranked wrestlers in the country. What a great opportunity for Assad. 

As with Kemerer and Warner, every one of the five remaining opponents for Tony Cassioppi is ranked. Cassioppi will face the #4,8,11,12, and 30 ranked wrestlers at Hwt.

We are in for a very entertaining finish to the 2022 wrestling season for the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Iowa travels to Ohio State Friday for a Big Ten dual meet at 7 PM.

All rankings by InterMat.

Remaining schedule for #2 Iowa:

Friday, January 21 – at #9 Ohio State  7PM

Friday, January 28 – #1 Penn State  8 PM

Saturday, February 5 – #22 Wisconsin  2:30 PM

Saturday, February 12 – at #4 Oklahoma State (Arlington, Texas)  6:30 PM

Sunday, February 20 – at #6 Nebraska  6 PM

Sat/Sun March 5-6 at Big Tens (Lincoln, Nebraska)

Th-Sat, March 17-19  at NCAA National Tournament (Detroit, Michigan)

165 – #1 Alex Marinelli

Ohio State – #7 Carson Kharchla

Penn State – #16 Brady Berge

Wisconsin – #8 Dean Hamiti

Oklahoma State – #5 Travis Wittlake

Nebraska – Unranked

174 – #2 Michael Kemerer

Ohio State – #7 Ethan Smith

Penn State – #1 Carter Starocci

Wisconsin – #22 Andrew McNally

Oklahoma State – #8 Dustin Plott

Nebraska – #5 Mickey Labriola

184 – #18 Abe Assad

Ohio State – #7 Kaleb Romero

Penn State – #1 Aaron Brooks

Wisconsin – Unranked

Oklahoma State – #10 Dakota Geer

Nebraska – #11 Taylor Venz

197 – #4 Jacob Warner

Ohio State – #20 Gavin Hoffman

Penn State – #2 Max Dean

Wisconsin – #22 Braxton Amos

Oklahoma State – #1 AJ Ferrari

Nebraska – #3 Eric Schultz

Hwt – #5 Tony Cassioppi

Ohio State – #12 Tate Orndorff

Penn State – #4 Greg Kerkvliet

Wisconsin – #8 Trent Hillger

Oklahoma State – #30 Luke Suber

Nebraska – #11 Christian Lance

It is great to be an Iowa Wrestling fan.

Go Hawks!