United World Wrestling World Cup was another entertaining event. We peruse a few results from the weekend in college and high school wrestling.
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United World Wrestling World Cup was another entertaining event. We peruse a few results from the weekend in college and high school wrestling.
Takeaways from Iowa’s Cy-Hawk win over Iowa State on this week’s Pinning Combination podcast, talking all things wrestling in Iowa.
More from the dual between Iowa and Iowa State. UNI leaves Las Vegas with a couple runners-up. Plus, a rundown of the weekend’s prep action. Here is a look at the Wrestling Weekend That Was.
Plenty of wrestling action surrounded Turkey Day. Iowa and UNI competed at Iowa State’s Harold Nichols Open. Upper Iowa dominated in its first dual. Waverly-Shell Rock claimed the team title at Linn-Mar. Here is a look at the Wrestling Weekend That Was.
Here are 16 Gazette-area wrestlers to keep an eye on during the 2022-23 Iowa high school boys’ wrestling season.
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.
Former Fort Dodge prep Brody Teske won his Iowa wrestling debut, but after winning a Big 12 title at UNI last year, he thinks things will get even better.
Headed into his second full season of college wrestling, Northern Iowa’s Cael Happel has been focused on what can take him to another level. The confidence he’s built throughout the offseason appears to be as formidable as any other physical developments he’s made.
Doug Schwab can picture the payoff the Panthers’ effort could yield. The product might be one of most experienced and deepest teams in his 12 seasons as UNI wrestling head coach.
Today, The Gazette reveals its 2022 finalists for Athlete of the Year.
K.J. Pilcher and Dick Briggs discusses the biggest takeaways from the 2022 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships and takes a closer look at Iowa, Iowa State and Northern Iowa on the Pinning Combination podcast.
Iowa placed third at the NCAA Wrestling Championships and loses lots of points and talent, but still has experience ... and Spencer Lee coming back.
Northern Iowa’s Parker Keckeisen avenged a quarterfinal loss to place third at 184 pounds in the NCAA Wrestling Championships, displaying a “seven minutes of hell” approach that paid off with the match-winning takedown with 24 seconds leftt.
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