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John Meeks commits to Cyclone wrestling team

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By Chris Williams, CycloneFanatic.com Publisher

Iowa State’s wrestling team just got a lot better.

According to WHO-TV 13 sports director Keith Murphy’s Twitter feed, three-time defending state wrestling champion John Meeks has changed his commitment from Nebraska to Iowa State.

Meeks, a Des Moines Roosevelt student, is currently the nation’s fifth-ranked wrestler at 130-pounds, according to HighSchoolWrestling.net. Meeks is 123-0 over his first three seasons at Roosevelt.

CLICK HERE for a complete recap on Meeks’ Iowa State commitment, written by the Des Moines Register.

 

 

Chris Williams
Chris Williamshttp://www.CycloneFanatic.com
Chris was hired as Cyclone Fanatic’s publisher in the fall of 2009. He is Iowa State football's postgame show host on the Cyclone Radio Network and can be heard daily from 4-7 on Des Moines' top-rated sports station, 1460 KXnO. Williams, a 2007 graduate of Iowa State’s Greenlee School of Journalism, is the former publisher of the old CycloneNation.com (Scout.com). He has also written for the Des Moines Register, the Ames Tribune, CycloneReport.com and is the former sports director at KMA Radio. When Williams isn’t working, you can usually find him doing something outdoors with his wife Ashley, daughter Camryn, and Golden Retriever Dierks. He enjoys golfing, boating, country music, the Minnesota Vikings, Atlanta Braves and is passionate about any and all motor sports so finding Williams at a local dirt track is very common.