Iowa Central's Matt Sarbo and Head Coach Luke Moffitt earned ICCAC postseason honors this season. Sarbo was named ICCAC Wrestler of the Year and became the third Triton wrestler to win the awards since 2018 (Todd Small & Ethan Karsten). For Coach Moffitt, it is his third time winning the award, as he took home the honor back in 2018 and 2021.

Sarbo is undefeated against NJCAA opponents this season to date, going a stellar 12-0 (per TrackWrestling). For an overall record, Sarbo finished the year at 24-2, with his only two losses coming against Casey Swiderski of Iowa State and Colin Dupill of South Dakota State. At the 149 weight, Matt Sarbo has been dominating the weight class since his freshman year.

The defending 149-pound National Champion looks to repeat this year and end his Iowa Central career on an even higher note. With the National Championships coming up March 1-2 -- he'll look to defend his title in Council Bluffs.

Luke Moffitt once again had his wrestlers going in the right direction during another season. In his 20^th season as head coach, Moffitt has been nothing but consistent. Iowa Central has finished second in the past three seasons in the conference dual standings, while this year they bridged the gap to capture first. 

Their North Central District Championship title was their first since 2019. 

Currently, Moffitt has his Tritons ranked sixth in the NJCAA as of February 9^th. So far this season, Iowa Central has won the ICCAC Regular Season Title, NJCAA District Championship, and has 10 wrestlers qualified for NJCAA National Championship. 

The Tritons will try to win their first national championship since 2017.