No. 1 Iowa shut down Iowa Lakes Community College, 52-0, during the Hawkeyes’ third meet of the Iowa City Duals on Friday.

Six Iowa grapplers posted pins against the Lakers, with sophomore heavyweight Jordan Johnson capturing his the quickest in 57 seconds.

Iowa redshirt freshman Matt McDonough opened with a first-period (1:06) pin against Tim Francisco at 125 pounds.

Senior 149-pounder Brent Metcalf followed suit two weights later, locking up Iowa Lakes freshman Victor DeJesus for a fall in 1:46.

At 157, Hawkeye junior Jake Kerr seized his second pin of the day, sticking Lakers freshman Austin Lindsay to the mat in the third period (5:35).

Seniors Jay Borschel (174) and Phillip Keddy (184) both picked up pins as well. Borschel tallied his third straight in 2:21, while Keddy notched his first early in the second period.

Dan LeClere at 141 managed a technical fall over Matt Catalano.

Meanwhile, seniors Daniel Dennis (133), Ryan Morningstar (165), and Chad Beatty (197) each tallied major decisions.

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— by Ryan Young

The Hawkeyes went 10-for-10 for the fourth time, recording six pins, a technical fall, a major decision, and a pair of decisions along the way.

The night’s hometown hero, redshirt freshman Matt DcDonough, opened the final dual meet with a first-period pin (1:35) against Cougar freshman Dustin Young. The product of Marion, Iowa finished with two pins, two technical falls, and a major decision.

Senior 141-pounder Dan LeClere also posted his second pin of the day, seizing his with three seconds remaining in the first period against SIUE sophomore Dillon Pousson.

At 149, defending Big Ten champion Brent Metcalf managed his fifth straight fall against freshman Kyle Lowman. The senior registered 992 total seconds of mat time during the six-squad meet.

Senior 174-pounder Jay Borschel spent nearly half that amount during his five-fall pursuit, wrestling for 498 seconds throughout the day. Borschel seized a 13-second fall against sophomore Tim Mahoney.

Ryan Morningstar (165) and Phillip Keddy (184) also tallied pins in their final matches — both coming in the first period.

Iowa 197-pounder Chad Beatty captured the Hawkeyes’ lone technical fall against SIUE, while heavyweight Jordan Johnson and 157-pounder Jake Kerr earned decisions against the Cougars.

— by Ryan Young

Nothing changed in the Hawkeyes’ fourth match.

Iowa recorded their third consecutive shutout in the Iowa City Duals, beating North Carolina Pembroke, 47-0, inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Redshirt freshman Matt McDonough (125), and seniors Daniel Dennis (133), Ryan Morningstar (165), and Phillip Keddy (184) all recorded technical fall.

Seniors Brent Metcalf (149) and Jay Borschel (174), along with sophomore Jordan Johnson (heavyweight), all recorded pins.

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— by J.T. Bugos

At 125 pounds, redshirt freshman Matt McDonough opened with a technical fall against Ram sophomore Timothy Hood in 4:17.

Senior Daniel Dennis (133) followed McDonough’s lead, also winning by technical fall against Alex Hughes, 25-7.

At 141 pounds, senior Dan LeClere started Iowa’s five consecutive pin streak, downing Ram junior Kevin Donahue in 5:15 after jumping out to an 18-4 lead through two periods.

Brent Metcalf continued the Hawkeyes’ relentless pursuit of falls, pinning sophomore Jacob Schwebke in 4:35, giving Iowa two technical falls and two pins through the first four matches.

Junior Jake Kerr, not to be outdone, avenged his loss to Coe College earlier in the day by way of pin against sophomore Nicholas Loughlin in 5:54.

Senior Ryan Morningstar, who escaped with a 6-5 against Coe College’s Nick LeClere in his last match, posted Iowa’s fourth straight pin against senior Alex Riniker.

At 174 pounds senior Jay Borschel made quick work of Cliff Robertson with a pin in 1:35.

Phillip Keddy (184) broke the fall streak, but continued the domination, winning by technical fall against sophomore Andrew Roberts in 5:42.

At 197 pounds, senior Chad Beatty didn’t disappoint in his match, pinning Ram junior Robert Widmer in 2:31 for a sixth pin.

Heavyweight Jordan Johnson finished off the match with a pin of his own in 2:24.

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— by J.T. Bugos

Junior Jake Kerr posted the Hawkeyes’ only loss during the dual meet, losing to sophomore Dale Handley, 4-3, after surrendering a takedown late in the third quarter.

Iowa grapplers Daniel Dennis (133), Brent Metcalf (149), and Jay Borschel (174) each managed first-period pins.

With the Hawkeyes starting at 125-pounds, redshirt freshman Matt McDonough opened the six-squad meet with a technical fall against Kohawk junior Clayton Rush.

At 165, senior Ryan Morningstar made his match against former-Hawkeye Nick LeClere interesting. Morningstar won by decision, 6-5, thanks in large to a riding time point after being called for stalling three times — all in the final period.

Iowa senior Phillip Keddy also delivered excitement at the end of his match with Kohawk senior Tyler Burkle at 184. Keddy avoided an upset with a last-second takedown to win, 8-6, plus riding time.

Check The Daily Iowan throughout the day for more posts from the Iowa City Duals.

Also follow DI wrestling beat writers Ryan Young and J.T. Bugos on Twitter @rcyou and @jtbugos.

— by Ryan Young