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Nelson Brands to return to Hawkeyes, while 4-time All-American plans to transfer to UI - Vimarsana News

Nelson Brands to return to Hawkeyes, while 4-time All-American plans to transfer to UI

Lang 5/22/24 All-American Nelson Brands has announced he will once again wrestle for the University of Iowa. The 2023 fifth-place finisher at 174 pounds is

Iowa's Lineup Could Feature Major Firepower In 2024-25 - Vimarsana News

Iowa's Lineup Could Feature Major Firepower In 2024-25

It looks like a pair of heavy hitters will be joining the Iowa lineup next season. On Tuesday, (May21) there were two announcements that brought the Hawkeye faithful to their feet. First, Nelson Brands announced that he would be back next season then about 30 minutes later Kyle Parco, who entered...

3x All-American Cam Amine Enters the Transfer Portal - Vimarsana News

3x All-American Cam Amine Enters the Transfer Portal

Amine qualified for the NCAA on four occasions - all at 165 lbs. In his first three trips to nationals, Amine earned All-American honors placing seventh as a freshman and fourth in each of the two seasons that followed. Last year, Amine was fourth at the Big Ten Championships and ended up falling...

2023-24 Wrestling Awards: Nebraska's MVP, Best Pin, Top Newcomer, Stat Leaders - Vimarsana News

2023-24 Wrestling Awards: Nebraska's MVP, Best Pin, Top Newcomer, Stat Leaders

Who was Nebraska’s MVP? Who was the most-improved? Who got the best stick? Find out all that and more below

Wrestling: Hardy Leads Huskers to 9th-Place Finish, Placing 3rd at 141 for Second AA Finish - Vimarsana News

Wrestling: Hardy Leads Huskers to 9th-Place Finish, Placing 3rd at 141 for Second AA Finish

Brock Hardy had himself a tournament, falling only to the NCAA champ on the way to a third-place finish, collecting his second All-American finish as a sophomore