Mark Ironside joins the Pinning Combination podcast with Hall of Fame coach Dick Briggs this week ahead of Saturday night’s Cy-Hawk men’s wrestling dual between Iowa and Iowa State.
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Mark Ironside joins the Pinning Combination podcast with Hall of Fame coach Dick Briggs this week ahead of Saturday night’s Cy-Hawk men’s wrestling dual between Iowa and Iowa State.
Jacori Teemer has appreciated his short time at Iowa. The top-ranked 157-pounder has added an immediate boost to the middle of the Hawkeyes lineup and has liked the fan support generated each dual.
The highly-anticipated match between NCAA champions Carter Starocci and Parker Keckeisen finished in Starocci’s favor in sudden victory-1. Iowa, Iowa State and UNI had Grand View Open champions. David Taylor wins his first two duals at Oklahoma State and Minnesota’s Gable Steveson returning in the Wrestling Weekend That Was.
Iowa women’s wrestling senior Nanea Estrella — whose 2023-24 season was cut short due to injury — has returned to the mat for the top-ranked Hawkeyes and judging from her performance over the past two weekends, it’s difficult to find any shortcomings.
University of Iowa wrestled former Hawkeye Ned Shuck’s Bellarmine men’s program, which is in its first year of NCAA Division I postseason eligibility. The No. 2 Hawkeyes beat the Knights, 49-0, Saturday in Louisville, Ky.
Iowa women’s wrestling already had plenty of talent at 145 pounds. Now with the addition of a two-time U.S. Olympic alternate, the Hawkeyes have an even more competitive group at 145.
Ned Shuck displayed a desire to coach as an Iowa wrestler and has climbed every rung of the ladder from high school to NCAA Division I at Bellarmine University. His Knights wrestle the Hawkeyes on Friday.
The Pinning Combination podcast with hall of fame coach Dick Briggs is back for the 2024-25 wrestling season. Joining us on the season’s first episode is UW-La Crosse Coach Dave Malecek.
The Iowa men’s wrestling team beat Stanford 32-9 in a dual Saturday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Kyle Parco smiled and soaked in the appreciation of the roaring Iowa fans, posting a technical fall in his home debut and helping the No. 2-ranked Hawkeyes to a 32-9 victory over Stanford on Saturday
NCAA finalist Drake Ayala is a leader for the second-ranked Iowa men’s wrestling team. He has embraced that role and prefers to let his actions on and off the mat do the talking.
The former Iowa City West three-time state champion and four-time finalist Hunter Garvin returns to his home state for Stanford’s duals at Iowa State on Friday before visiting his hometown Saturday for a dual against Iowa at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
The second-ranked Hawkeyes won eight matches, Ryder Block, Kyle Parco and Stephen Buchanan won their Iowa debut and posted a 30-7 victory over Oregon State.
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