The US Open is an annual wrestling bonanza with over 30 mats. Keeping track of your favorite wrestlers can be difficult, especially for college wrestling fans, which is why we made this handy article.

The University of Iowa women’s wrestling team kicks off its inaugural season later this year. Head coach Clarissa Chun has already built a championship-caliber team with multiple high-level options at most weights.

Don’t count out the reigning three-time national collegiate champions just yet.

What happens when the top-ranked NAIA wrestler faces the top-ranked NCAA wrestler?

Women's freestyle brackets for the inaugural Soldier Salute have been released and there are several intriguing match-ups. The 136-pound class is the weight to watch with future Hawkeye Nanea Estrella seeded second and Iowa Wesleyan star Adaugo Nwachukwu seeded first.

The University of Iowa's women's team doesn't begin competition until next season, but that doesn't mean the Hawkeyes aren't wrestling. Ten wrestlers are competing unattached at the upcoming Soldier Salute in Coralville, Iowa on December 29-30.