Evan Frost aims for domination in wrestling under Brent Metcalf's guidance
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 6:31 AM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026

Evan Frost, ranked #3 at Iowa State, embraces his role in Coach Brent Metcalf's system to enhance match dominance. After a strong start to the season, including a technical fall victory, Frost emphasizes scoring points over focus on opponents. Meanwhile, teammate Paniro Johnson returns to competition ranked 14th after overcoming a neck injury, determined to improve and seek personal growth in his fifth season. The Big 12 has introduced a dual team trophy, which both Frost and Metcalf believe will add excitement to the season.
- •Evan Frost won his first dual match of the season by technical fall.
- •Brent Metcalf emphasizes the importance of match domination for wrestlers.
- •Paniro Johnson aims to improve after recovering from a severe neck injury.
- •The Big 12 introduced a dual team trophy to heighten season excitement.
- •Frost's approach focuses on scoring points and self-improvement.
- 6:31 AMYahoo Sports — Evan Frost Embraces The Spotlight And A Mandate To Dominate
"Iowa State's Evan Frost embraces Brent Metcalf's push for domination, while Paniro Johnson returns with a fresh perspective after a neck injury.
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