Articles Tagged: Tom Brands

Mark Reiland made his mark at all levels, winning an individual title at Eagle Grove, an NCAA title for the Hawkeyes and coaching Iowa City West to 7 state titles.

Iowa and Iowa State weren’t exchanging recipes when they came face-to-face after the Hawkeyes won Sunday’s dual, 22-11. Coe had a big weekend. Cael Happel won his debut and a local duo won Donnybrook titles.

Top-ranked Iowa beat Iowa State 22-11 and remained unbeaten against the Cyclones under head coach Tom Brands.

Junior Myles Wilson has wrestled in top-ranked Iowa’s first two duals. He could get the nod again and receive a second start in the Cy-Hawk Series on Sunday in Ames.

Redshirt freshman Jesse Ybarra made his home debut in top-ranked Iowa’s 36-7 victory over Army on Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

After an uncharacteristic upset, Iowa heavyweight awaits his next chance to compete. The top-ranked Hawkeyes host Army on Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena

Iowa Coach Tom Brands said that Spencer Lee remains day-to-day and that no timetable has been set for his return to top-ranked Iowa’s lineup.

Former Lisbon prep Cobe Siebrecht posted a first-period technical fall in his dual debut for top-ranked Iowa. The Hawkeyes won seven matches and dropped No. 21 Princeton, 32-12.

Abe Assad did not compete last season. He was hampered by injury and Nelson Brands was the full-time starter. Assad is listed at 184 for the Hawkeyes’ opener against Princeton Friday. It would be his first home dual since Jan. 31, 2020.

Iowa heavyweight Tony Cassioppi and Myles Wilson will compete in the U23 World Championships Nov. 1-7 at Belgrade, Serbia. Cassioppi continues to transform his frame into a more sculpted and leaner look.

All 10 Iowa wrestling starters and a 2020 All-American return this season as the Hawkeyes look for second straight NCAA championship.

Iowa and Oklahoma State will wrestle their annual dual in February at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. The event will also include a USA vs. Iran dual.

University of Iowa has been a leader of college wrestling. The athleticsdepartment took another step to the forefront of the sport, announcing it will add a women’s wrestling program.

The women’s wrestling program at Iowa will be the first in a Power Five conference.

University of Iowa is the first NCAA Division I Power Five program to offer the sport.