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NIACC's Steve Kelly was the 2022 NJCAA North Central District coach of the year and Christian Minto was the 2022 NJCAA North Central District wrestler of the year.

NIACC'S DISTRICT CHAMPIONS (Since 2008 season)

2023 NJCAA NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

184 - Ein Carlos.

2022 NJCAA NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

141 - Quentrevion Campbell; 165 - Christian Minto; 197 - Jose Valdez.

2021 NJCAA NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

141 - Quentrevion Campbell; 165 - Christian Minto; 197 - Jose Valdez.

2020 NJCAA CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

149 - Tony Mendoza; 165 - Christian Minto.

2017 NJCAA CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPION

165 - Tucker Black (165).

2015 NJCAA NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

141 - Jake Marlin; 149 - Nosomy Pozo.

2014 NJCAA NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPION

157 - Yoanse Mejias.

2012 NJCAA NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

141 - Wismit Moinius; 184 - Basil Minto.

2011 NJCAA NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPION

157 - Quinten Haynes.

2010 NJCAA NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

141 - Brock Coutu; 285 - Zach Rosol.

2008 NJCAA NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

149 - Albert White; 157 - DaVaughn Perkins.

TROJANS AT DISTRICTS

2025 (NJCAA North Central District, Council Bluffs) - 4th with 103.5 points. Earning second-place finish for the Trojans, Emmanuel Celestin (165). Placing third were Luis Acevedo (125) and Jessey Colas (184) and Macray Klohs (197). Placing fourth was Hansel Pompa (157). Alejandro Rodriguez (133), McKenley Charelus (141) and Xander Kenworthy (285) placed fifth and Cordell White (149) and Jonathan Krogman (174) were sixth.  

2024 (NJCAA North Central District, Estherville) - 4th with 111 points. Earning second-place finishes for the Trojans were Isaac Church (141), Cordell White (149), Tanner Warden (157) and Jessey Colas (184). Placing third for the Trojans were Marco Guzman (174) and Xander Kenworthy (197). Earning fourth-place finishes were Emmanuel Celestin (165) and LB Neloms (285).

2023 (NJCAA North Central District, Iowa Falls) - 5th with 86 points. NIACC crowned 1 champion: Ein Carlos (184). Isaac Church (141) placed 2nd. Cruz Aguilar (125) and Drew Fox (197) placed 4th, Rhett Bonnette (133), Tanner Chase Warden (149), Ryker Pentz (157) and Cale Luthens (174) placed 5th, Ryan Van Donselaar (165) and Jacob Leohr (285) placed 6th.

2022 (NJCAA North Central District, Centerville) - 1st with 125 points. NIACC crowned 3 champions: Quentrevion Campbell (141), Christian Minto (165), Jose Valdez (197). Cruz Aguilar (125), Clarence Lee-Green (133) and Deville Dentis (149) placed 2nd. Chase McCleish (184) was third, Ein Carlos (174) was fourth, Josh Barretta (157) was fifth and Jaylin Smith (285) was fifth.

2021 (NJCAA North Central District, Council Bluffs) - 4th with 108.5 points. NIACC crowned 3 champions: Quentrevion Campbell (141), Christian Minto (165), Jose Valdez (197). The Trojans had 2 runnerups: Clarence Lee-Green (125) and Chase McCleish (184). Brody Hawtrey (149) and Troy Monahan III (285) placed 4th.

2020 (NJCAA Central District, Estherville) - 3rd with 119 points (9 national qualifiers). Qualifying for nationals were Clarence Lee-Green (5th at 125), Brock Luthens (2nd at 133), Hunter Luke (4th at 141), Tony Mendoza (1st at 149), Kendall Sandifer (4th at 157), Christian Minto (1st at 165), Cody Klettheimer (4th at 174), Reldon Miller (4th at 184) and Holton Truax (3rd at 197).

2019 (NJCAA Central Distict, Mason City) - 3rd with  115.5 points (7 national qualifiers). Qualifying for nationals were Mark Gonzales (2nd at 125), Brock Luthens (2nd at 133), Hunter Luke (3rd at 141), Tony Mendoza (2nd at 149), Mason Carpenter (3rd at 174), Reldon Miller (4th at 184) and Zach Santee (3rd at 285.

2018 (NJCAA Central District, Fort Dodge) - 5th with 107 points (8 national qualifiers). Qualifyng for nationals were Mark Gonzales (4th at 125); Austin Anderly (2nd at 141); Robert Rodriguez (4th at 149); Noah Jackson (5th at 157); Ryan Faught (3rd at 165); Tavion Askew (4th at 174); Sedrak Sheppard (4th at 197); Jimsher Sidhu (2nd at 285).

2017 (NJCAA Central District, Iowa Falls) - 5th with 106 points (8 national qualifiers). Qualifyng for nationals were Brennen Doebel (3rd 125), Jamarius Jackson (4th at 133), Austin Anderly (2nd at 141), Colby Winnett (4th at 157), Tucker Black (1st at 165), Ryan Faught (4th at 174), Jaylen Lee (4th at 184) and Mario Pena (2nd at 285).

2016 (NJCAA North Central District) - 5th with 110 points (9 national qualifiers). Qualifying for nationals for the Trojans were Paul Mascarenas (3rd at 125), Shiquan Hall (2nd at 133), Taylor Lehman (5th at 141), Jake Niichel (3rd at 149), Quincy Kalkbrenner (4th at 157), Tristan Luther (4th at 174), Ben Wallace (5th at 184), Kyler Mathews (3rd at 197) and Mario Pena (3rd at 285).

2015 (NJCAA North Central District) - 2nd with 148.5 points (10 national qualifiers). Qualifying for nationals for the Trojans were Paul Mascarenas (4th at 125), Shiquan Hall (2nd at 133), Jake Marlin (1st at 141), Nosomy Pozo (1st at 149), Yoanse Mejias (2nd at 157), Quincy Kalkbrenner (4th at 165), Jacoby Benjamin (3rd at 174), Ben Wallace (6th at 184), Kyler Mathews (4th at 197) and Lawrence Phillips (2nd at 285).

2014 (NJCAA North Central District) - 4th with 122 points (9 national qualifiers). Qualifying for nationals for the Trojans were Jorge Pau (5th at 133), Blake Spotts (4th at 141), Nosomy Pozo (2nd at 149), Yoanse Mejias (1st at 157), Sha-Keno Jenkins (4th at 165), Thomas Daniels (2nd at 174), Andy Glaser (5th at 184), Shakheim Chapman (2nd at 197) and Alex Stockton (8th at 285).

2013 (NJCAA North Central District) - 6th with 84 points (9 national qualifiers). Qualifying for nationals for the Trojans were JP Gamez (6th at 125), Zach Welter (4th at 133), Blake Spotts (6th at 141), Sha-Keno Jenkins (4th at 149), Dillon Coe (2nd at 157), Parker Sturges (6th at 165), Basil Minto (2nd at 184), Shakheim Chapman (3rd at 197), Alex Stockton (6th at 285).

2012 (NJCAA North Central District) - 3rd with 116 points (10 national qualifiers). Qualifying for nationals for the Trojans were Andres Torres (4th at 125), Kirk Sallis (6th at 133), Wismit Moinius (1st at 141), Victor Diaz (6th at 149), Gibson Metellus (7th at 157), Justin Head (6th at 165), Jameel Bryant (2nd at 174), Basil Minto (1st at 184), Michael Guerrero (5th at 197), Mark Tiedemann (5th at 285).

2011 (NJCAA North Central District) - 4th with 84 points (8 national qualifiers). Qualifying for nationals for the Trojans were Wismit Moinius (4th at 133), Kirk Sallis (6th at 141), Kevin Lewis (5th at 149), Quinten Haynes (1st at 157), Isaiah Tatum (4th at 165), Emelio Gonzalez (4th at 174), Jameel Bryant (3rd at 184), Weston Hawkins (4th at 197).

2010 (NJCAA North Central District) - 3rd (9 national qualifiers). Jeremiah Barkac (3rd at 125), Ali Mohammed (5th at 133), Brock Coutu (1st at 141), Jon Rivera (3rd at 149), Emelio Gonzalez (4th at 157), Isaiah Tatum (2nd at 165), Taylor Morrow (5th at 184), Will Worthy (5th at 197), Zach Rosol (1st at 285).

2009 (NJCAA North Central District) - 2nd with 134 points (10 national qualifiers). Qualifying for nationals for the Trojans were Jeremiah Barkac (3rd at 125), Cody Hogan (3rd at 133), Jordan Hasenkamp (3rd at 141), TJ Moen (2nd at 149), Jordan Rivera (3rd at 157), Tim Springs (2nd at 165), Brett Rosedale (2nd at 174), Will Worthy (3rd at 184), Prestn Poyner (5th at 197), Zach Rosol (4th at 285).

2008 (NJCAA North Central District) - 3rd with 140.5 points (8 national qualifiers). Qualifying for nationals for the Trojans were Jordan Bartoszek (4th at 125), Cody Hogan (7th at 133), TJ Moen (2nd at 141), Albert White (1st at 149), DaVaughn Perkins (1st at 157), Glenn Rhees (1st at 174), Brad Theilen (2nd at 197), Beau Tudor (3rd at 285). 

1976 - Information not available.

1975 - 3rd at Central district meet.

1974 - Information not available.

1973 - Information not available.

1972 - 1st at regional tournament.

1971 - 1st at regional tournament.

1970 - Won state junior college tournament.

1969 - Won state junior college tournament with 5 individual champions.

1968 - Won state junior college tournament.

Note: NIACC dropped wrestling after the 1976 season and brought the sport back in the 2007-08 season.