Iowa Hawkeyes Wrestling - NCAA Individual Champions

NCAA Individual Champions

  • Royce Alger 1987 1988
  • Ed Banach 1980 1981 1983
  • Lou Banach 1981 1983
  • Leslie Beers 1928
  • Jay Borschel 2010
  • Terry Brands 1990 1992
  • Tom Brands 1990 1991 1992
  • Pete Bush 1982
  • Chris Campbell 1976 1977
  • Rico Chiapparelli 1987
  • Jim Craig 1959
  • Barry Davis 1982 1983 1985
  • Kevin Dresser 1986
  • Lee Fullhart 1997
  • Duane Goldman 1986
  • Richard Govig 1954
  • Jim Heffernan 1986
  • Dan Holm 1975
  • Mark Ironside 1997 1998
  • Eric Juergens 2000 2001
  • Bruce Kinseth 1979
  • Marty Kistler 1985 1986
  • Kenneth Leuer 1956
  • Randy Lewis 1979 1980
  • Terry McCann 1955 1956
  • Matt McDonough 2010 2012
  • Jeff McGinness 1995 1998
  • Lincoln McIlravy 1993 1994 1997
  • Brent Metcalf 2008 2010
  • Steve Mocco 2003
  • Cliff Moore 2004
  • Brad Penrith 1986
  • Mark Perry 2007 2008
  • Mark Reiland 1991
  • Simon Roberts 1957
  • Joe Scarpello 1947 1950
  • Doug Schwab 1999
  • Joel Sharratt 1994
  • Dan Sherman 1973
  • Brad Smith 1976
  • Terry Steiner 1993
  • Troy Steiner 1992
  • Sherwyn Thorson 1962
  • Daryl Weber 1996
  • Jessie Whitmer 1997
  • Joe Williams 1996 *1997 1998
  • T.J. Williams 1999 2001
  • Chuck Yagla 1975 1976
  • Bill Zadick 1996
  • Jim Zalesky 1982 1983 1984

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