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Iowa continually has the best attendance per season. Since 2002, when attendance began being compiled, Iowa has led average home attendance nationally 19 out of 20 seasons, the lone exception being 2006 (Oklahoma State). [8] [9] The University of Iowa wrestling program sold out of season tickets for the first time in program history in 2021.
He qualifies for the NCAA Wrestling Championships, where he competes in the 125-pound weight class. In his senior year, Anthony reaches the 2011 NCAA Wrestling Championships and faces a highly skilled, top-seeded opponent from the University of Iowa. In a hard-fought match, Anthony demonstrates remarkable technique, focus, and resilience.
The 6 ft 5 in (196 cm) Taylor wrestled for Dowagiac High School in Dowagiac, Michigan and then in college at Muskegon Community College and Iowa State University (winning the NCAA heavyweight championship in 1972 and 1973 by defeating Greg Wojciechowski and Jim Hagen, respectively). Taylor won the bronze medal at the 1972 Olympics in freestyle ...
On Nov. 19 in Iowa City, nearly 15,000 people gathered to watch the No. 3 Iowa wrestling program take on No. 16 Oregon State. Busch Lights, Carver Cones and other merchandise were flying off the ...
Raised in Davison, Michigan, Brent Metcalf is the son of Tom and Lynn Metcalf. His mother was an all-state gymnast and state champion in track and field.He was high school teammates with 3x All American and 1x National Champion Paul Donahoe and 3x All American and 1x National Champion Jon Reader, all coached under Roy Hall. [2]
Are you ready for Sunday's Iowa vs. Iowa State Cy-Hawk wrestling dual? Our preview gets you ready for the action.
While wrestling for the University of Iowa, Campbell was a three-time All-American and a two-time NCAA champion, winning titles in 1976 & ’77. His career record of 122-6-3 ranks sixth on Iowa’s all-time career winning percentage list. Campbell is a vegetarian. [2]
Twice, Iowa, went on mind-bending national championship wrestling runs, winning 10 of 11 titles from 1975-86 and nine of 10 from 1991-2000 — most under Dan Gable.