K.J. Pilcher

EAST LANSING, Mich. – A.J. Edds gained an appreciation for wrestling soon after his arrival to the University of Iowa. …

EAST LANSING, Mich. — The opening day of the conference tournament was tough on the Iowa wrestlers. The Hawkeyes suffered …

EAST LANSING, Mich. – College wrestling was an eye-opener for Max Lyon. He became aware of the steep learning curve …

IOWA CITY — Alex Marinelli and Vince Turk watched as spectators a year ago. Spencer Lee wasn’t on campus, yet, …

CEDAR FALLS — Max Thomsen is unquestionably a leader for Northern Iowa wrestling. The sophomore 149-pounder is one of two …

College wrestling’s postseason has already begun and the state’s three NCAA Division I programs will compete in conference tournaments this …

DUBUQUE — Brock Rathbun is enjoying wrestling again. The thrill waned a year ago, trying to meet the sport’s demands …

Now that we’ve had a few days to decompress, Pinning Combination is back to recap last week’s state wrestling tournament. …

AMES — Paul Glynn has had to rally a few times in his wrestling career. The moments haven’t been numerous, …

DES MOINES — Cael Happel cracked open a can of Mountain Dew. The Lisbon sophomore hadn’t consumed soda in about …

DES MOINES — Nelson Brands let his actions do all the talking this week. His final performance spoke volumes about …

DES MOINES – The correlation between wrestling and football is well known. The sports are bridged by the skills that …

DES MOINES — Alburnett’s Jaymus Wilson turned to his corner and made a subtle gesture with his hand. The junior …

DES MOINES — Isaac Judge was not burdened by state title expectations a year ago. This season started with some …

DES MOINES — Six minutes was not enough. Seven minutes? Almost. Eight minutes did the trick. Lisbon’s third-ranked Bryce Werderman …