Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s wrestling

Gary Barta did not need to make any hires for football, women’s basketball, men’s wrestling or women’s gymnastics in his 17 years at Iowa.

The National Wrestling Coaches Association National Duals event will return to the UNI-Dome in Cedar Falls. The multi-divisional dual competition was last held at Northern Iowa in 2011.

The U.S. Wrestling Open started with Greco-Roman competition Wednesday, with the freestyle field starting Thursday. Here are five Iowa storylines to follow in Las Vegas.

Xtream Arena hosted an energetic three days of championship events, the Iowa women dominated and Northern Iowa and Iowa State each went 2-0 leading into their showdown Friday. This is the Wrestling Weekend That Was.

Wrestler Lilly Luft was inspired by her brother Logan, and the gift he left after dying.

Watch or listen to the January 4, 2023 episode of the Pinning Combination podcast, talking all things wrestling in Iowa.

The Soldier Salute was a year in the making and was executed well. Iowa ran roughshod on the field but this marked a good start for an event with the potential to grow

Day 2 of the inaugural Soldier Salute college wrestling tournament at Xtream Arena in Coralville.

Xtream Arena in Coralville hosted the Soldier Salute college wrestling tournament.

Iowa wrestling will return to action in the Soldier Salute, a two-day men’s and women’s open tournament that begins Thursday at Xtream Arena in Coralville.

The Women’s and Men’s Freestyle World Cup comes to Xtream Arena this week. It’s the first women’s World Cup in the U.S.

In the Wrestling Weekend That Was: Iowa State wrestled Grand View at Humboldt, the Iowa women dominated in the Missouri Valley Open and the IGHSAU season started strong.

All eyes are on Iowa, legendary Hawkeye wrestling coach Dan Gable said Friday during the closing keynote portion of The Gazette’s sixth annual Iowa Ideas conference.

Former South Winneshiek prep Felicity Taylor is transferring to Iowa to wrestle. She was a national champion for McKendree last season and will respresent the United States at U23 World Championships.

Moment No. 10: Iowa became the first Power Five program to add a women’s wrestling team in 2021 as a result of the settlement to a Title IX lawsuit.