Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s wrestling

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.

Inflation and supply chain issues have driven up the cost of two premiere University of Iowa construction projects about to begin – including a new wrestling facility featuring state-of-the-art locker rooms and practice spaces for the Hawkeye men’s and women’s wrestling teams.

Iowa fans got their first look at future Hawkeye Nanea Estrella during USA Wrestling’s 2022 World Team Trials Challenge Tournament. She is the No. 1 seed at 59 kilograms in the women’s freestyle bracket.

The road to the 2022 Senior World Wrestling Championships in Belgrade, Serbia, will run through Coralville this weekend. Here are Eastern Iowa wrestlers to watch this weekend.

As Iowa women’s wrestling coach Clarissa Chun builds her first roster, plenty of recruits have expressed interest in the new program.

A new wrestling tournament at Xtream Arena will include a men’s and women’s open division with proceeds split between United Service Organization (USO) and a development fund dedicated to the advancement of female wrestling.

The Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival has announced the return of the annual Tribute to Heroes Dinner and the event’s keynote speaker, University of Iowa Women’s Wrestling Coach Clarissa Chun. The dinner is June 17 and hero nominations are still being accepted until Friday.