Articles Tagged: Wartburg

The Gazette presents our College Guide for 2024-25.

For IIAC commissioner and Cornell AD took a few years off, but found perfect fit in Waverly

Iowa had some memorable and long awaited debuts. A pair of prep wrestlers delivered the marquee match that many expected. …

CEDAR RAPIDS — Rick Willis has accomplished a lot in almost two decades as football coach at Wartburg College. He …

CEDAR RAPIDS — Junior quarterback Matt Sacia of Wartburg was named Offensive Most Valuable Player of the Iowa Conference, the …

CEDAR RAPIDS — He’s not one to internally keep track of his stats during a game. So Riley Brockway didn’t …

A college baseball team’s cruel twist of fate turned into something unforgettably uplifting. On May 6, Wartburg defeated Dubuque 5-0 …

CEDAR RAPIDS — Coe gave it a good run. The Kohawks won three games against higher-seeded teams, including a thriller …

CEDAR RAPIDS — Eric Willis spent most of his life in Waverly and grew up around the Wartburg campus. He …

CEDAR RAPIDS — Jacob Thumann has hit more home runs than anyone in Wartburg history. He didn’t waste any time …

CEDAR RAPIDS — The postseason is a new season. Coe Coach Steve Cook wants his Kohawks to approach the conference …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The City of Five Seasons officially became the city of seven national championships Tuesday. Cedar Rapids will …

LA CROSSE, Wis. — Cornell’s Aaron Engle is the mirror image of his twin brother, Trevor Engle. The only thing …

The Gazette’s KJ Pilcher and J.R. Ogden talk about this week’s Division III and Division II national championships, and look …

Kyle Fank is the man now. Even though he didn’t own that title, he still trained like it while sitting …