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A champion in four events last year, Kole Becker spearheads Lisbon’s 1A state track and field title bid this spring.
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.
Brandon Paez avenged his only loss of the season to become one of two Lisbon state wrestling titlists Saturday night, joining Cade Siebrecht.
MFL MarMac’s Gabe McGeough sported a black cowboy hat and T-shirt that provided some inspiration that led to his first state finals appearance.
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.
The latest episode of the Prep Basketball Huddle podcast discusses the boys' and girls' basketball storylines as the postseason rolls on and “savors” the last games without a shot clock.
Lisbon heavyweight Wyatt Smith wrestled behind a state medalist his first two years. The junior stepped into the lineup this season and won his state debut Thursday.
Top-seeded Don Bosco beat Lisbon to win the Class 1A state duals championship for the second straight year.
Iowa City West’s Robert Avila Jr. has only wrestled three matches since before Christmas. He returned in time for the postseason, winning a district title and earning a chance to go for a fourth state title.
Here is a closer look at Iowa high school state wrestling tournament that begins Thursday at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
From tickets to TV, this information will help you attend or follow the IHSAA State Duals wrestling tournament Wednesday at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
Class 1A second-ranked Lions are regulars at the State Duals tournament. They defeated New London in the regional dual final to make it eight straight appearances and the program’s 16th overall.
Lisbon Coach Brad Smith said a tough schedule throughout the regular season prepares the Lions for the postseason grind. They will host a regional dual with a chance to earn their eighth straight state duals appearance and 16th overall.
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