| Bob Steenlage, Britt
(77-7-2)
|
1959-62 |
| Steenlage
overcame tragic family circumstances to win four titles. |
|
| Jeff Kerber,
Emmetsburg (126-0)
|
1976-79 |
| Kerber
was Iowa's first undefeated four-time state champ. |
|
| Scott Morningstar, Lisbon
(115-1-1) |
1977-80 |
| Joe Gibbons, Waterloo Columbus and Ames
(105-5) |
1978-81 |
| Gibbons
was the first and still only four-time champ to split his titles at
two schools. |
|
| Greg Randall, Mount Vernon
(120-3-2) |
1979-82 |
| Four
years in a row the Iowa High School wrestling programs produced four-time
champions. |
|
Mark Schwab, Osage
(106-1) |
1982-85 |
| Dan Knight, Clinton
(128-0) |
1984-87 |
Shane Light, Lisbon
(130-9) |
1987-90 |
| Lisbon
became the first school to produce two four-time State Champions. |
|
Jeff McGinness, Iowa
City, City High (172-0) |
1990-93 |
Jason Keenan, Ogden
(119-1) |
1992-95 |
| Eric Juergens,
Maquoketa (144-0) |
1993-96 |
| Juergens
won his first three titles in Class 3A and the final one in 2A. |
|
| Jesse Sundell,
Ogden (134-1) |
1998-2001 |
| Ogden
joins Lisbon as the only schools to produce a pair of four-time
champs. |
|
| C.J. Ettelson,
Hudson (161-3) |
2000-03 |
Ettelson
won his first three titles in Class 2A, the final one in 1A.
Ended career with 149-match win streak.
Was the first 4-timer who didn't win his first title at the lowest
weight class. |
|
| Mack Reiter,
Don Bosco (Gilbertville) (182-3) |
2000-03 |
Reiter
set the state career pins record at 135 (more than 10 of the
four-timers had career wins).
In his final 12 matches at State, Mack had 10 falls, one major
decision and a technical fall.
Reiter and Ettelson became the first four-time champs to be crowned in
the same season. |
|
| Daniel LeClere,
North Linn (Troy Mills) (167-2) |
2002-05 |
| Jay Borschel,
Linn-Mar (Marion) (163-1) |
2002-05 |
| T.J. Sebolt,
Centerville (207-1) |
2003-06 |