Big Ten Wrestling Championships

Collegiate wrestling tournament

Big Ten Wrestling Championships

Sport	Wrestling
Conference	Big Ten Conference
Number of teams	14
Current stadium	Xfinity Center
Current location	College Park, Maryland
Last contest	2024
Current champion	Penn State (8th title)
Most championships	Iowa (37 titles)
TV partner(s)	Big Ten Network

The Big Ten Wrestling Championships are collegiate wrestling competitions held annually by the Big Ten Conference after the regular season. In addition to determining the Big Ten champion in each weight class, it determines the wrestlers that compete in the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.

The Iowa Hawkeyes have won more Big Ten team championships than any other school with 37 titles, their most recent coming in 2021. Under head coach Pat Wright, Iowa won its first title in 1915 at the Western Intercollegiate Wrestling, Gymnastics, and Fencing Association Invitational, an open meet that determined Big Ten champions until 1921. Under head coaches Gary Kurdelmeier and Dan Gable, Iowa set the record for the longest streak of consecutive titles with 27 from 1974 through 1998. During that time, Gable set the record for most titles by a coach with 21.

The Iowa Hawkeyes also have the most NCAA team championships by a Big Ten school with 24 titles. Under Gable, Iowa set a record by winning nine straight NCAA titles from 1978 through 1986. Gable also set the record for the most NCAA titles won by a head coach with 15.

The Big Ten Conference has won a record 41 NCAA team championships, including 17 straight titles since 2007.

Championships

Big Ten results

Champions by year

Year	Host city	Host arena	Team championship				Most Outstanding Wrestler
Year	Host city	Host arena	Champions	Pts.	Runner-ups	Pts.	Most Outstanding Wrestler
1908	Madison, Wisconsin (Wisconsin)	Red Gym	No champion crowned
1909	Lincoln, Nebraska (Nebraska)	University of Nebraska Armory	No champion crowned
1910	Minneapolis, Minnesota (Minnesota)	University of Minnesota Armory	No champion crowned
1911	Chicago, Illinois (Chicago)	Bartlett Gymnasium	Indiana Minnesota	8.0	Chicago	7.0
1912	Urbana, Illinois (Illinois)	Men's Gymnasium	Minnesota	16.0	Indiana	5.0
1913	Madison, Wisconsin (Wisconsin)		Illinois Minnesota	11.0	Indiana Iowa	6.0
1914	Chicago, Illinois (Chicago)	Bartlett Gymnasium	Indiana	15.67	Wisconsin	10.33
1915	Lincoln, Nebraska (Nebraska)	Nebraska Gymnasium	Indiana Iowa	14.0
1916	Minneapolis, Minnesota (Minnesota)	University of Minnesota Armory	Iowa	14.5	Indiana	14.0
1917	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)		Illinois	21.0	Indiana	14.0
1918	No meet held
1919	No meet held
1920	Urbana, Illinois (Illinois)	Men's Gymnasium	Illinois	24.0	Nebraska	16.0
1921	Bloomington, Indiana (Indiana)		Indiana	16.0	Iowa	15.0
1922	No meet held
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1926	West Lafayette, Indiana (Purdue)	Memorial Gymnasium	Illinois		Ohio State
1927	Chicago, Illinois (Chicago)		Illinois		Michigan
1928	Bloomington, Indiana (Indiana)		Illinois		Michigan
1929	West Lafayette, Indiana (Purdue)	Memorial Gymnasium	Michigan		Illinois
1930	Champaign, Illinois (Illinois)	New Gymnasium	Illinois
1931	Chicago, Illinois (Chicago)		Indiana
1932	Bloomington, Indiana (Indiana)		Illinois Indiana
1933	Champaign, Illinois (Illinois)	New Gymnasium	Indiana
1934	Bloomington, Indiana (Indiana)		Indiana	34	Illinois	19
1935	Chicago, Illinois (Chicago)		Illinois	37	Iowa	20
1936	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)		Indiana	23	Iowa	22
1937	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)		Illinois	24	Michigan	19	John Whitaker (Minnesota)
1938	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)		Michigan	28	Indiana	25	—
1939	Chicago, Illinois		Indiana	27	Illinois Michigan	19	—
1940	West Lafayette, Indiana (Purdue)		Indiana	24.0	Michigan	23.0	—
1941	Columbus, Ohio		Minnesota	13.0	Iowa Indiana	12.0	Ben Wilson (Indiana)
1942	Chicago, Illinois		Purdue	33.0	Illinois Michigan	18.0	—
1943	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)		Indiana	27.0	Michigan	22.0	—
1944	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)		Michigan	19.0	Illinois	10.0	—
1945	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)		Purdue	18.0	Iowa	17.0	—
1946	Champaign, Illinois (Illinois)		Illinois	31.0	Indiana	25.0	—
1947	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)		Illinois	36.0	Purdue	22.0	—
1948	Champaign, Illinois (Illinois)		Purdue	24.0	Illinois Iowa Michigan	23.0	—
1949	Bloomington, Indiana (Indiana)		Purdue	19.0	Minnesota	18.0	Arnold Plaza (Purdue)
1950	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)		Purdue	33.0	Ohio State	16.0	Joe Patacsil (Purdue)
1951	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)		Ohio State	26.0	Michigan	20.0	Bill Miller (Ohio State)
1952	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)		Illinois	26.0	Michigan	20.0	Don Ryan (Wisconsin)
1953	Bloomington, Indiana (Indiana)		Michigan	27.0	Michigan State	22.0	Norvard Nalan (Michigan)
1954	East Lansing, Michigan (Michigan State)		Purdue	26.0	Michigan	22.0	—
1955	Minneapolis, Minnesota (Minnesota)	Williams Arena	Michigan	50.0	Iowa	46.0	—
1956	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)	McGaw Memorial Hall	Michigan	63.0	Iowa	59.0	—
1957	Columbus, Ohio (Ohio State)		Minnesota	55.0	Michigan	54.0	Mike Rodriguez (Michigan)
1958	Champaign, Illinois (Illinois)		Iowa	51.0	Illinois	48.0	Max Pearson (Michigan)
1959	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)		Minnesota	50.0	Iowa	46.0	Bill Wright (Minnesota)
1960	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)		Michigan	65.0	Iowa	50.0	David Camaione (Ohio State)
1961	East Lansing, Michigan (Michigan State)		Michigan State	69.0	Michigan	65.0	Bob Marshall (Purdue)
1962	Minneapolis, Minnesota (Minnesota)		Iowa	51.0	Michigan	46.0	Bob Marshall (Purdue)
1963	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)	McGaw Memorial Hall	Michigan	52.0	Iowa	42.0	—
1964	Madison, Wisconsin (Wisconsin)		Michigan	56.0	Iowa	41.0	Norm Parker (Iowa)
1965	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)		Michigan	88.0	Michigan State	38.0	Rick Bay (Michigan)
1966	Champaign, Illinois (Illinois)		Michigan State	71.0	Michigan	67.0	Bob Fehrs (Michigan)
1967	Columbus, Ohio (Ohio State)		Michigan State	92.0	Michigan	78.0	Dave Porter (Michigan)
1968	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)		Michigan State	74.0	Iowa Michigan Northwestern	50.0	Roger Young (Ohio State)
1969	East Lansing, Michigan (Michigan State)		Michigan State	92.0	Iowa	50.0	Jeff Smith (Michigan State)
1970	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)		Michigan State	96.0	Iowa	65.0	Jack Zindel (Michigan State)
1971	West Lafayette, Indiana (Purdue)	Lambert Fieldhouse	Michigan State	101.0	Iowa	67.0	Steve DeVries (Iowa)
1972	Bloomington, Indiana (Indiana)		Michigan State	95.5	Iowa	62.0	—
1973	Minneapolis, Minnesota (Minnesota)		Michigan	76.0	Iowa	69.0	Tom Milkovich (Michigan State)
1974	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)	McGaw Memorial Hall	Iowa	151.0	Michigan	123.0	Chris Campbell (Iowa)
1975	Columbus, Ohio (Ohio State)		Iowa	118.5	Wisconsin	85.5	Joe Corso (Purdue)
1976	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)		Iowa	97.25	Minnesota	57.5	Larry Zilverberg (Minnesota)
1977	Madison, Wisconsin (Wisconsin)		Iowa	107.75	Minnesota	65.5	Mike McArthur (Minnesota)
1978	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)		Iowa	117.25	Wisconsin	94.0	Lee Kemp (Wisconsin)
1979	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)		Iowa	106.25	Wisconsin	90.5	Mike DeAnna (Iowa)
1980	East Lansing, Michigan (Michigan State)		Iowa	99.75	Wisconsin	80.75	Ed Banach (Iowa) Dan Zilverberg (Minnesota)
1981	Madison, Wisconsin (Wisconsin)		Iowa	126.75	Minnesota	57.5	Ed Banach (Iowa)
1982	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)	Crisler Arena	Iowa	130.25	Minnesota	49.75	—
1983	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)		Iowa	200.0	Michigan State	81.5	Ed Banach (Iowa)
1984	East Lansing, Michigan (Michigan State)		Iowa	175.75	Michigan State	103.25	Jim Zalesky (Iowa)
1985	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)	Welsh–Ryan Arena	Iowa	195.5	Wisconsin	105.5	Barry Davis (Iowa)
1986	Minneapolis, Minnesota (Minnesota)	Williams Arena	Iowa	169.75	Wisconsin	95.0	Ed Giese (Minnesota) Brad Penrith (Iowa)
1987	Madison, Wisconsin (Wisconsin)		Iowa	153.0	Wisconsin	121.5	Royce Alger (Iowa)
1988	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)	Crisler Arena	Iowa	116.75	Michigan	105.25	Royce Alger (Iowa)
1989			Iowa				Tom Brands (Iowa)
1990			Iowa				Dave Zuniga (Minnesota)
1991			Iowa				Jon Llewellyn (Illinois) Matt Demaray (Wisconsin)
1992			Iowa				Terry Brands (Iowa)
1993			Iowa				Troy Sunderland (Penn State)
1994	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)	Carver–Hawkeye Arena	Iowa				Cary Kolat (Penn State)
1995			Iowa				Kerry McCoy (Penn State)
1996			Iowa				David Morgan (Michigan State)
1997			Iowa				Mark Ironside (Iowa)
1998	University Park, Pennsylvania (Penn State)	Bryce Jordan Center	Iowa	132.5	Penn State	120.5	Jeff McGinness (Iowa)
1999	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)	Crisler Arena	Minnesota	139.0	Iowa	121.0	Jamie Heidt (Iowa)
2000	West Lafayette, Indiana (Purdue)	Mackey Arena	Iowa	139.5	Minnesota	132.5	Jody Strittmatter (Iowa)
2001	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)	Welsh–Ryan Arena	Minnesota	154.0	Illinois	130.5	Jared Lawrence (Minnesota)
2002	Champaign, Illinois (Illinois)	Assembly Hall	Minnesota	174.0	Iowa	129.0	Luke Moffitt (Iowa)
2003	Madison, Wisconsin (Wisconsin)	UW Field House	Minnesota	126.5	Iowa	121.0	Chris Fleeger (Purdue)
2004	Columbus, Ohio (Ohio State)	Covelli Center	Iowa	129.5	Minnesota	124.5	Alex Tirapelle (Illinois) Jacob Volkmann (Minnesota)
2005	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)	Carver–Hawkeye Arena	Illinois	130.0	Minnesota	123.5	Mack Reiter (Minnesota)
2006	Bloomington, Indiana (Indiana)	Assembly Hall	Minnesota	138.0	Illinois	125.0	Tom Clum (Wisconsin)
2007	East Lansing, Michigan (Michigan State)	Breslin Student Events Center	Minnesota	156.0	Wisconsin	99.5	Jake Herbert (Northwestern)
2008	Minneapolis, Minnesota (Minnesota)	Williams Arena	Iowa	127.0	Minnesota	112.5	Brent Metcalf (Iowa)
2009	University Park, Pennsylvania (Penn State)	Bryce Jordan Center	Iowa	141.0	Illinois	113.5	Brent Metcalf (Iowa)
2010	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)	Crisler Arena	Iowa	156.5	Minnesota	119.5	Lance Palmer (Ohio State)
2011	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)	Welsh–Ryan Arena	Penn State	139.0	Iowa	138.0	Quentin Wright (Penn State)
2012	West Lafayette, Indiana (Purdue)	Mackey Arena	Penn State	149.0	Minnesota	134.0	Frank Molinaro (Penn State) Kellen Russell (Michigan)
2013	Champaign, Illinois (Illinois)	Assembly Hall	Penn State	151.0	Minnesota	139.0	Ed Ruth (Penn State)
2014	Madison, Wisconsin (Wisconsin)	Kohl Center	Penn State	140.5	Iowa	135.0	David Taylor (Penn State)
2015	Columbus, Ohio (Ohio State)	Covelli Center	Iowa Ohio State	120.0	Minnesota	108.0	Logan Stieber (Ohio State)
2016	Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa)	Carver–Hawkeye Arena	Penn State	150.5	Iowa	127.0	Isaiah Martinez (Illinois)
2017	Bloomington, Indiana (Indiana)	Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall	Ohio State	139.5	Penn State	130.0	Zain Retherford (Penn State)
2018	East Lansing, Michigan (Michigan State)	Breslin Student Events Center	Ohio State	164.5	Penn State	148.0	Isaiah Martinez (Illinois)
2019	Minneapolis, Minnesota (Minnesota)	Williams Arena	Penn State	157.0	Ohio State	122.5	Alex Marinelli (Iowa) Jason Nolf (Penn State)
2020	Piscataway, New Jersey (Rutgers)	Rutgers Athletic Center	Iowa	157.5	Nebraska	132.0	Sebastian Rivera (Northwestern)
2021	University Park, Pennsylvania (Penn State)	Bryce Jordan Center	Iowa	159.5	Penn State	124.0	Gable Steveson (Minnesota)
2022	Lincoln, Nebraska (Nebraska)	Pinnacle Bank Arena	Michigan	143.0	Penn State	141.5	Myles Amine (Michigan) Austin Gomez (Wisconsin)
2023	Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan)	Crisler Center	Penn State	147.0	Iowa	134.5	Spencer Lee (Iowa)
2024	College Park, Maryland (Maryland)	Xfinity Center	Penn State	170.5	Michigan	123.5	Aaron Brooks (Penn State)
2025	Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern)	Welsh–Ryan Arena

Champions by school

School	#	Year(s) won
Iowa	37	1915, 1916, 1958, 1962, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2015, 2020, 2021
Illinois	17	1913, 1917, 1920, 1922, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1930, 1932, 1935, 1937, 1946, 1947, 1952, 2005
Indiana	14	1911, 1914, 1915, 1921, 1924, 1925, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1936, 1939, 1940, 1943
Minnesota	12	1911, 1912, 1913, 1941, 1957, 1959, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007
Michigan	12	1929, 1938, 1944, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1960, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1973, 2022
Michigan State	8	1961, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972
Penn State	8	2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2019, 2023, 2024
Purdue	6	1942, 1945, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1954
Ohio State	5	1923, 1951, 2015, 2017, 2018

Individual champions

1910

Year	145	165	HWT
1910	Clarence Peterson	Einer Johnson	E. B. Elliott

1911–1913

Year	125	140	165	HWT
1911	Henry Ralph Richter	Glen Ruby	Walter Bodenhafer	E. B. Elliott
1912	Henry Ralph Richter	E. J. Brosius	Glen Ruby	Edgar C. Davis
1913	??? Linn	G. W. Schroeder	James E. Mee	Edgar C. Davis

1914–1920

Year	125	135	145	158	175	HWT
1914	Ralph J. Williams	Arthur W. Knott	??? Hobbet	Floyd E. Demmon	J.R. Cummins	Edgar C. Davis
1915	Albert Gran	David H. Bowman	Benjamin H. Drollinger	Richard B. Rutherford	Ward B. Freeman	Irving J. Barron
1916	??? Parrott	Irving Madigan	??? McKormick	Richard B. Rutherford	Hugo Otopalik	??? Redmon
1917	??? Parrott	R. H. Jeschke	E. V. Kurtzrock	Lorin V. Cope	Hugo Otopalik	Earl Harbison
1918	No meet held
1919	No meet held
1920	O.K. Ziegler	Harry Troendly	John I. Moore	R.T. Smith	H.L. Hoffman	Herman Whitson

1921–1924

Year	115	125	135	145	158	175	HWT
1921	??? Sogard	??? Myers	Charles B. Sweeney	Perry Martter	Guy Lookabaugh	Edward Wesley Mumby	Charles Hoyt
1922	??? Sogard	Edward Vana	Harold H. Bowen	Perry Martter	E.G. McKibbon	Stanton A. Troutman	Walt Spencer
1923	Ted J. Pfeffer	Alton L. Loucks	Harold H. Bowen	Fred C. Shepard	Floyd Reed	Omar C. Held	Joseph Greer
1924	Ted J. Pfeffer	John Kellogg	Robert F. Holmes	Dale Skinner	Ralph Prunty	Ralph Wilson	Harry Steel

1925

Year	115	125	135	145	158	HWT
1925	Harold Boyvey	Clell Kurtz	Robert Michael	Gerald Woodhull	Ralph Prunty	George L. Fisher

1926–...

Year	115	125	135	145	158	175	HWT
1926	Royal A. Weir	Perry Snider	Stephen Easter	Leslie Beers	Theron Donahoe	Kaare Krogh	Daniel Whitacre

1987–1998

Year	118	126	134	142	150	158	167	177	190	275
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995	Mike Mena	Jeff McGinness	Mark Ironside	John Hughes	Lincoln McIlravy	Dan Wirnsberger	Chad Biggert	Ray Brinzer	Joel Sharratt	Kerry McCoy
1996	David Morgan	Sanshiro Abe	Mark Ironside	Bill Zadick	Russ Hughes	Joe Williams	Daryl Weber	Rohan Gardner	Brian Picklo	Tony Vaughn
1997	David Morgan	Eric Jetton	Mark Ironside	Roger Chandler	Lincoln McIlravy	Ernest Benion	Kevin Wilmot	Mitch Clark	Tim Hartung	Kerry McCoy
1998	David Morgan	Eric Jetton	Mark Ironside	Jeff McGinness	Bill Lacure	John Lange	Joe Williams	Mitch Clark	Tim Hartung	Airron Richardson

1999–present

Year	125	133	141	149	157	165	174	184	197	285
1999	Jeremy Hunter	Pat McNamara	Doug Schwab	T.J. Williams	Jamie Heidt	Don Pritzlaff	Glenn Pritzlaff	Brandon Eggum	Tim Hartung	Brock Lesnar
2000	Jody Strittmatter	Eric Juergens	Doug Schwab	Adam Tirapelle	T.J. Williams	Don Pritzlaff	Mark Bybee	Brandon Eggum	Nick Muzashvili	Brock Lesnar
2001	Jody Strittmatter	Eric Juergens	Doug Schwab	Jared Lawrence	T.J. Williams	Don Pritzlaff	Otto Olson	Nate Patrick	Pat Quirk	Garrett Lowney
2002	Leroy Vega	Ryan Lewis	Luke Moffitt	Mike Zadick	Luke Becker	Matt Lackey	Otto Olson	Damion Hahn	Owen Elzen	Tommy Rowlands
2003	Chris Fleeger	Cliff Moore	Scott Moore	Jared Lawrence	Luke Becker	Matt Lackey	Ryan Lange	Jessman Smith	Damion Hahn	Steve Mocco
2004	Tom Clum	Mark Jayne	Cliff Moore	Ryan Churella	Alex Tirapelle	Jacob Volkmann	Ryan Lange	Eric Bradley	Damion Hahn	Tommy Rowlands
2005	Nick Simmons	Mack Reiter	Josh Churella	Eric Tannenbaum	Alex Tirapelle	Ryan Churella	Pete Friedl	Eric Bradley	Matt Delguyd	Cole Konrad
2006	Nick Simmons	Tom Clum	Andy Simmons	Dustin Schlatter	C.P. Schlatter	Ryan Churella	Jake Herbert	Roger Kish	Phil Davis	Cole Konrad
2007	Jayson Ness	Nick Simmons	Ryan Lang	Dustin Schlatter	C.P. Schlatter	Mark Perry	Steve Luke	Jake Herbert	Mike Tamillow	Cole Konrad
2008	Angel Escobedo	Frank Gomez	Kellen Russell	Brent Metcalf	Mike Poeta	Eric Tannenbaum	Steve Luke	Mike Pucillo	Phil Davis	Dustin Fox
2009	Angel Escobedo	Frank Gomez	Kellen Russell	Brent Metcalf	Mike Poeta	Andrew Howe	Steve Luke	Jake Herbert	Tyrel Todd	Dan Erekson
2010	Angel Escobedo	Jayson Ness	Mike Thorn	Lance Palmer	Cyler Sanderson	Andrew Howe	Jay Borschel	John Dergo	Trevor Brandvold	Daniel Erekson
2011	Matt McDonough	Andrew Long	Kellen Russell	Frank Molinaro	David Taylor	Andrew Howe	Ed Ruth	Quentin Wright	Trevor Brandvold	Blake Raising
2012	Matt McDonough	Logan Stieber	Kellen Russell	Frank Molinaro	Jason Welch	David Taylor	Ed Ruth	Kevin Steinhaus	Sonny Yohn	Tony Nelson
2013	Jesse Delgado	Logan Stieber	Hunter Stieber	Dylan Ness	Jason Welch	David Taylor	Matt Brown	Ed Ruth	Quentin Wright	Tony Nelson
2014	Jesse Delgado	Tony Ramos	Logan Stieber	Jason Tsirtsis	James Green	David Taylor	Robert Kokesh	Ed Ruth	Nick Heflin	Tony Nelson
2015	Nathan Tomasello	Chris Dardanes	Logan Stieber	Jason Tsirtsis	Isaiah Martinez	Isaac Jordan	Robert Kokesh	Domenic Abounader	Morgan McIntosh	Mike McMullan
2016	Nathan Tomasello	Cory Clark	Anthony Ashnault	Zain Retherford	Isaiah Martinez	Isaac Jordan	Bo Nickal	Sammy Brooks	Morgan McIntosh	Kyle Snyder
2017	Thomas Gilman	Nathan Tomasello	Anthony Ashnault	Zain Retherford	Jason Nolf	Isaiah Martinez	Bo Jordan	Sammy Brooks	Kollin Moore	Kyle Snyder
2018	Nathan Tomasello	Stevan Mićić	Joey McKenna	Zain Retherford	Alec Pantaleo	Isaiah Martinez	Mark Hall	Bo Nickal	Kollin Moore	Kyle Snyder
2019	Sebastian Rivera	Nick Suriano	Joey McKenna	Anthony Ashnault	Jason Nolf	Alex Marinelli	Mark Hall	Myles Martin	Bo Nickal	Anthony Cassar
2020	Spencer Lee	Sebastian Rivera	Luke Pletcher	Pat Lugo	Ryan Deakin	Alex Marinelli	Mark Hall	Aaron Brooks	Kollin Moore	Gable Steveson
2021	Spencer Lee	Roman Bravo-Young	Jaydin Eierman	Sammy Sasso	Ryan Deakin	Alex Marinelli	Michael Kemerer	Aaron Brooks	Myles Amine	Gable Steveson
2022	Nick Suriano	Roman Bravo-Young	Nick Lee	Austin Gomez	Ryan Deakin	Alex Marinelli	Carter Starocci	Myles Amine	Max Dean	Gable Steveson
2023	Spencer Lee	Roman Bravo-Young	Real Woods	Sammy Sasso	Levi Haines	Dean Hamiti	Carter Starocci	Aaron Brooks	Silas Allred	Mason Parris
2024	Braeden Davis	Dylan Shawver	Jesse Mendez	Ridge Lovett	Levi Haines	Mitchell Mesenbrink	Edmond Ruth	Isaiah Salazar	Aaron Brooks	Greg Kerkvliet

References

Scovel, Shannon (7 March 2021). "Iowa Hawkeyes win the 2021 Big Ten wrestling championship". NCAA. Retrieved 8 January 2025.
Puma, Mike (26 April 2001). "Gable dominated as wrestler and coach". ESPN. Retrieved 8 January 2025.
Scovel, Shannon (31 January 2022). "Iowa wrestling championships: History and records from the dynasty". NCAA. Retrieved 8 January 2025.

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