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NCAA College Wrestling Results: Iowa v. Iowa State

The Iowa Hawkeyes and ISU Cyclones go at it in Carver-Hawkeye arena.

It was youth versus youthful experience as Iowa defeated Iowa State in NCAA College wrestling Saturday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, 32-3.

The Des Moines Register reported the Cyclones (0-1) were favored at just one weight – 197 pounds – against the No. 4 Hawkeyes (5-0), who have now won nine straight and 39 of the last 41 in the series.

None of Iowa State’s projected had wrestled in Carver-Hawkeye Arena, according to the Register. On the other hand, the top three wrestlers in the Iowa lineup – two-time 125-pound NCAA champion Matt McDonough, Ramos and top-ranked 157-pounder Derek St. John – are a combined 62-1 in their career.

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Recent Meets

  • 2011: Iowa 27, ISU 9 | 2010: Iowa 22, ISU 13
  • 2009: Iowa 18, ISU 16 | 2008: Iowa 20, ISU 15
  • 2007: Iowa 20, ISU 13 | 2006: Iowa 24, ISU 6

Matches

125: NO. 1 MATT MCDONOUGH (IOWA) VS. RYAK FINCH (IOWA STATE)

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Winner: McDonough, 13-2



133: NO. 2 TONY RAMOS (IOWA) VS. JOHN MEEKS (IOWA STATE)

Winner: Ramos, 19-7



141: NO. 17 MARK BALLWEG (IOWA) VS. LUKE GOETTL (IOWA STATE)

Winner: Ballweg, 4-1



149: MICHAEL KELLY (IOWA) VS. LUKE SWALLA (IOWA STATE)

 Winner: Kelly, 16-6


157: NO. 1 DEREK ST. JOHN (IOWA) VS. LOGAN MOLINA (IOWA STATE)

Winner: St. John, 16-5



165: NICK MOORE (IOWA) VS. MICHAEL MORENO (IOWA STATE)

Winner: Moore, 3-2



174: MIKE EVANS (IOWA) VS.  TANNER WEATHERMAN (IOWA STATE)

Winner: Evans, 10-1


184: NO. 9 ETHEN LOFTHOUSE (IOWA) VS. NO. 15 BOAZ BEARD (IOWA STATE)

Winner: Lofthouse, 10-3



197: NATHAN BURAK (IOWA) VS. NO. 19 KYVEN GADSON (IOWA STATE)

Winner: Gadson, 5-4



HWT.: NO. 5 BOBBY TELFORD (IOWA) VS. NO. 18 MATT GIBSON (IOWA STATE)

Winner: Telford, 3-2

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