Iowa wrestling's 2024-25 season finished with one national champion, five NCAA All-Americans and a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Championships in Philadelphia.

Iowa wrestling made a pair of substantial additions via the transfer portal on Saturday night.

If he doesn't ever wrestle again, Lucas Byrd is going to have a final match memory that lasts a lifetime. On Saturday at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, the Illinois 133-pounder delivered a ...

They largely had a successful dual season despite the injury to Jacori Teemer, some scrapes and bruises to guys like Drake Ayala and tough sledding almost all year at 125 and 141. They had some ...

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Iowa men’s wrestling head coach Tom Brands has already made his first dip into the transfer portal on Saturday. The one-two ...

While Bailey comes in at the same class as NCAA 133-pound finalist Drake Ayala, the 141-pound weight class seems open for the taking and Bailey could bump to the weight and wrestle next to Ayala ...

Standing at 5-foot-6, Byrd delivered an impressive performance, overcoming Drake Ayala of the University of Iowa. But while his skills on the mat were undeniable, it was his post-match celebration ...

Byrd became the NCAA Champion in the 133-pound weight class. Byrd outpaced Drake Ayala by 3-2 to clinch the championship. Apart from his incredible win, it was his post-match celebration that ...