Iowa men’s wrestling leaves 2025 NCAA Championships with one champion and two runner-ups
The Iowa men’s wrestling team is leaving the 2025 NCAA D-I men’s wrestling championships with one national champion, two runner-ups, and a fourth place team finish. Stephen Buchanan took home the 197-pound title,
Iowa wrestling experiences roller coaster of emotions on Friday at NCAA Championships
Iowa freshman 184-pounder Gabe Arnold finished 2-2 at NCAAs despite realistic aspirations of reaching the podium. He left the mat with tears in his eyes. Coach Tom Brands described the freshman as "crushed" after the match. Arnold earlier this season had spoken with reporters about his mental-health struggles.
Iowa wrestling: Stephen Buchanan wins NCAA championship in lone season with Hawkeyes
Buchanan is Iowa's first 197-pound national champion; the weight class was created in 1999. He gave Brands his 14th individual national championship as a coach. Buchanan is the ninth different wrestler to win a title under Brands at Iowa and the first since Spencer Lee's third title in 2021.
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The Northern Iowa wrestling team will hold an autograph session with free posters available for fans on Monday, March 31, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at SingleSpeed Brewing in Waterloo. The event is free and ...
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Iowa wrestling coach Tom Brands discusses Stephen Buchanan title, Ayala and Caliendo losses ...
Iowa’s Drake Ayala, Michael Caliendo and Stephen Buchanan and UNI’s Parker Keckeisen won semifinal bouts Friday, advancing to ...
Des Moines Register wrestling reporter Eli McKown couldn't wait to get his ... another two by major decision and he won in the Big Ten finals by decision over Iowa's Michael Caliendo. He's not ...
A former four-year college volleyball player, Maggie Lee is now looking to spike the competition in TNA’s Knockouts Division.
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