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Keith Young (left), Glen Brand (center), and Gene Lybbert (right) converse during the 2008 Glen Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame inductions. All three are members of the hall. |
Museum executive director Mike Chapman sits next to the bronze statue of two wrestlers in the NCAA championships pavillion |
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Mike Natvig, a native of Decorah, was a two-time NCAA champion for Army in 1962 & '63. He is considered to be the greatest wrestler in the history of West Point. |
Chuck Patten coached Northern Iowa to two NCAA Division II titles during his 18 year tenure as the Panthers head coach. |
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Dan Mashek started the Gilbertville Don Bosco wrestling program and accumulated the most coaching dual meet wins (519) of any coach in Iowa history |
Duane Goldman was an NCAA champion for the University of Iowa and one of three four-time finalists in the history of the program. |
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Tim Kreiger was a three-time state champion for Mason City and a two-time NCAA champion for Iowa State University. His 116-3-2 career college record is one of the best in school history. |
Mike Van Arsdale was a state champion for West Waterloo and an NCAA champion for Iowa State University. He was also highly-successful competitor in mixed martial arts competition. |
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Former three-time NCAA champion Keith Young (in the blue shirt) shakes hands with the hall of fame namesake Glen Brand and offers congratulations to 2008 inductee Mike Van Arsdale. |
2008 hall of fame inductees Mike Natvig, Duane Goldman, and Mike Van Arsdale pose for a picture after the induction ceremony. |
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Glen Brand with 2008 inductees Chuck Patten, Dan Mashek, and Tim Krieger. |
From left: Chuck Patten, legendary West Waterloo wrestling coach Bob Siddens, and Dan Mashek |
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From left: Les Anderson (class of 2004) with his wife Marlene and 2008 inductee Duane Goldman. |
Duane Goldman (left) receives an autograph from Chuck Patten on the 2008 hall of fame induction poster. |
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Chuck Patten (left) with his former star athlete, Wartburg head wrestling coach Jim Miller. |
Dan Gable (left) and Doug Brooker, long-time Iowa Public Television producer stand next to Chris Taylor's robe in the Glen Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame of Iowa. |
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