LAS VEGAS – After a hot start on the first day of the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, Iowa State 125 pounder Alex Mackall opened up day two…
LAS VEGAS – Alex Mackall and the Iowa State wrestling team had a successful first day of the 2019 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational.
After falling to in-state rival and current No. 1-ranked Iowa and taking a week off during Thanksgiving break, Iowa State wrestling is back an…
After setting up its future with a strong class of 2020 commits, Iowa State kickstarted its class of 2021 recruitment with a verbal commitment…
Iowa State, fresh off a week break after suffering its first dual defeat of the season, is hitting the road to Las Vegas, Nevada, for the Clif…
Willie Miklus is just 26 years old. He finished his undergraduate degree two years ago and is 75 percent done with his master's.
A silver lining for Iowa State from its dual against in-state Iowa on Sunday was freshman David Carr making a statement win in a 6-1 decision over Kaleb Young, who's an NCAA All-American and ranked No. 2 at 157 pounds.
The Nov. 24 Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series matchup between No. 11 Iowa State University and the No. 2 University of Iowa was circled on the calendars for wrestling fans across the country.
Iowa State hosted the annual Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk dual Sunday afternoon, but the day belonged to Iowa as the second-ranked Hawkeyes used 28 takedowns and four bonus point wins to snare a 29-6 win over the 11th-ranked Cyclones at Hilton Coliseum.Â
Lines were long outside Hilton Coliseum nearly 80 minutes Sunday afternoon before the anticipated Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk dual.
The over two-hour bus ride back to Ames is what Ian Parker remembers most about the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk dual 10 months ago.
Following a 24-15 win over Bucknell in its first dual of the season, the Iowa State Cyclones move their focus to instate rival No. 2 Iowa in an Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series matchup.
A day after Iowa State won its season-opening dual 24-15 over Bucknell, the good news kept rolling along.
Sunday marked the first dual of the season for Iowa State as it hosted the Bucknell Bison. The Cyclones prevailed over the Bison 24-15.
Iowa State hosted Bucknell Sunday afternoon for the Cyclones first meet of the season. The Cyclones defeated the Bison 24-15.
Marcus Coleman was getting frustrated Sunday afternoon.
Iowa State wrestling is coming off a successful start to its season, as it hosted the Harold Nichols Cyclone Open last Sunday at Hilton Coliseum.
Iowa State is in preparations to open its regular season dual schedule Sunday afternoon against Bucknell. The dual is slated to begin at 1 p.m. in Hilton Coliseum.
The Harold Nichols Cyclone Open on Sunday was the first time in the 2019-20 season that members of the Iowa State wrestling team took the mat in Hilton Coliseum.
Sunday morning marked the beginning of the wrestling season for Iowa State and it started off with a bang.
It's a start. Nothing more, nothing less.
Dean Corner was one of the best wrestlers under legendary Iowa State head coach Harold Nichols in the 1950s.
Head coach Kevin Dresser took one glance at his 2019-20 Iowa State wrestling squad and turned back to state an expectation that hasn't seen Iowa State since 2010.
Jarrett Degen has been alongside Kevin Dresser his entire collegiate wrestling career.
Iowa State held its wrestle off finals Wednesday night at the Lied Recreation Center. These wrestle-offs determine the lineups for the first few duals and the opening tournament – The Harold Nichols Cyclone Open – on Sunday, November 10.
As wrestling season rapidly approaches, Cyclone wrestling fans have plenty to be excited for. Iowa State is in a position to have one of the best seasons in school history, with the amount of talent at its disposal and the likes of Austin Gomez, Jarrett Degen and Sam Colbray.
Iowa State wrestling held its annual media day Tuesday afternoon inside the Harold Nichols wrestling room. The Cyclones enter the year with eight ranked individuals by InterMat, highest in the Big 12 and a top-10 team ranking.
Wrestling season for Iowa State is right around the corner, and things are starting to kick off as InterMat Wrestling released their NCAA Division I rankings on Tuesday morning.
Iowa State Cyclone wrestling released their schedule on Monday for the 2019-2020 and they'll have chances to avenge some of last seasons key losses.
Iowa State redshirt freshman David Carr became the first-ever Cyclone to win a Junior Freestyle World Championship with a 5-4 victory in the championship match on Wednesday.
At the Final X series, Kevin Gadson and Thomas Gilman both lost and failed to earn the top spot at their respective weights to represent the U.S. at the 2019 World Championships.
After losing in Final X 2018, former Iowa State wrestler Kyven Gadson will face Olympic gold medalist Kyle Snyder for a spot on the 2019 US World Team.
David Carr earned a spot on the Junior World Team and Kevin Gadson won out to have a shot to take down 2016 Gold Medalist Kyle Snyder at Final X in June.
David Carr won both of his matches today to secure a spot on the Junior World Team at the team's trials this Saturday.
Iowa State's David Carr had a bye on the first day of the Junior World Team Trials while teammate Joel Shapiro went 1-1 on the day.
The transition into the Kevin Dresser era at Iowa State was ugly.
After fielding one athlete in the entire 2018 NCAA Wresting Championships, the Cyclones sent nine in 2019, including two athletes who made it to the final day of competition.
Going into Friday, Iowa State had all nine of its NCAA Tournament qualifiers still in their respective brackets, with the majority of them in the consolations, but by Friday evening only four remained.
The Iowa State wrestling program has done a 180-degree turn from year one to year two under coach Kevin Dresser.
After sending one athlete to the NCAA Championships last season, the Cyclones sent all but one weight to the 'Big Dance' this year.
Chase Straw earned a second year as the lead man at 157-pounds this season with a lot to prove with freshman David Carr a year away from vying for his spot in the starting lineup. On Saturday, he became a Big 12 Champion.
Iowa State wrestling exceeded expectations this weekend and is sending nine wrestlers to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to compete in the NCAA Championships.
After failing to send more than one athlete to the NCAA Championships last season, the Cyclones managed to punch multiple tickets on day one of this year's Big 12 Championships.
The Big 12 Championships begin Saturday in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the Iowa State wrestling team has had a couple of weeks to prepare.
Editor's note: Rankings attached to athletes are the Big 12 Championship preseeds.Â
On Thursday, the calendar flips to March, and one of the best sports months of the year follows.
Sunday marked a unique day for Iowa State wrestling.
Iowa State lost its final dual of the season on Sunday night by a score of 23-15.
Iowa State wrestling lost its third dual of the season on Friday by a score of 22-13 to No. 17 Northern Iowa.
Iowa State couldn't keep up its recent hot streak, losing in West Gym on Thursday.
Is it March yet? It certainly feels like it.
When David Carr committed to Iowa State in October 2017, the Cyclones knew they were getting a talented individual on the wrestling mat.
After the Iowa state high school tournament wrapped up Saturday, the wrestling action continued about 40 miles north.
Iowa State wrestling is staying in Ames, Iowa, this weekend as it hosts the Last Chance Open at 9 a.m on Sunday.
