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Iowa has eight wrestlers seeded fourth or better for the Big Ten Wrestling Championships this weekend at Nebraska.
BTN announced “wall-to-wall” TV coverage of the 2022 Big Ten Conference Wrestling Championships hosted by Nebraska March 5-6.
From the wild team races to the outstanding individual showings, K.J. Pilcher and Dick Briggs discuss their top takeaways from the 2022 Iowa high school state wrestling tournament on this episode of the Pinning Combination podcast. Plus, a look at Iowa, Iowa State, UNI and more Iowa college teams going into the postseason.
No. 10 Nebraska pushed No. 2 Iowa to final match, but Hawkeye heavyweight Tony Cassioppi came through for a 20-15 Iowa win.
It’s been easy for several homegrown Hawkeye football recruits who have committed or signed in the last year to keep tabs on each other. They’re just a few mats away at state wrestling.
Sunday’s Iowa wrestling dual against Nebraska is an important final tuneup before the Big Ten tournament next month.
State wrestling notebook: Ryan Morningstar is among the IHSAA Hall of Fame inductees, Western Dubuque’s Greyson Gardner secures a medal and South Tama’s Gavin Bridgewater reaches the podium with a big win.
Ben Kueter is heavily favored to win a third state wrestling title this week. As he dominates in Iowa, a loss at the national level helps fuel him.
The original project cost of $17.3 million has increased 53 percent to $26.5 million, according to documents provided to the Board of Regents, which next week will consider approving the project design, description, and budget.
Six-plus years after they wrestled at Kinnick Stadium, No. 2 Iowa and No. 12 Oklahoma State will compete in the Bout at the Ballpark on Saturday night at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas,
Iowa men’s wrestling coach Tom Brands addresses Saturday’s incident when an Iowa fan directed a racial slur at Wisconsin’s Austin Gomez.
The top-ranked pound-for-pound wrestler in the Class of 2002, Kylie Welker, was the first signee for the Iowa women’s wrestling program. Soon after, Bettendorf’s Ella Schmit and Wyoming Seminary Prep’s (Pa.) Reese Larramendy followed, showing the talent is already flocking to the Iowa program.
