It’s been almost four months since the first matches of the season were wrestled at the Harold Nichols Open in Ames. Since then we’ve seen hundreds of matches. And luckily for us, for the first time in a few years there were a lot more wins than losses. The Cyclones were a great dual team this season and put together a 10-4 dual record, ending the season ranked 15th, their highest ranking in a long time. But all that is behind us now. March is here. And that means the postseason. It’s a fresh start and whats happened since the first whistle blew in November only counts for seeding purposes.
2019 NCAA Wrestling Qualifier Allocations for Conference Tournaments Released
