Graceland University Wrestling Tickets

Graceland University in Lamoni, Iowa, has a storied wrestling tradition dating back to its NAIA roots. After the program paused in 1982, Graceland reinstated wrestling in 2013 and continued to build a legacy of competitive success. From early champions to modern scholars, Graceland Wrestling blends athletic achievement with high academic standards. Stay with us for a concise biography, notable titles, and an upcoming schedule that includes the next duals and the launch of the women’s program in fall 2025.

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Key moments in Graceland Wrestling history include Bob McDowell becoming the program’s first NAIA national champion in 1976 at 150 lbs, and Brennan Swafford clinching the 165-pound NAIA national championship in 2020. The program achieved notable academic recognition in 2025 as part of the NWCA NAIA Men’s Scholar All-America Team, ranking No. 5 with a 3.4975 team GPA. The 2024-25 season saw the Men’s Wrestling team honored as an NAIA Scholar Team with a 3.33 GPA. In fall 2025, Graceland launched a women’s wrestling program, with Evan Hansen named head coach for both men’s and women’s programs in 2025, signaling a strong commitment to growth and excellence. A highlighted 2025 dual in Lamoni, IA against Waldorf University took place on October 28, 2025, illustrating ongoing competition and fan engagement.

For fans and prospective student-athletes, Graceland Wrestling offers a grounded, non-luxury, non-cheap approach to ticketing and experience. We’ve got you with easy access to tickets, dependable schedules, and clear bios of the athletes and coaches. Connect with Graceland U. Men’s Wrestling and Graceland U. Women’s Wrestling on social channels for the latest news, match results, and program updates.