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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.
Panthers hit just 16 of 55 shots, including 7 straight in the final minute of 52-49 loss
Takeaways from Iowa’s Cy-Hawk win over Iowa State on this week’s Pinning Combination podcast, talking all things wrestling in Iowa.
Toledo’s high-powered offense proved to be a bit too much for Northern Iowa Tuesday night as the Rockets scored an 83-75 men’s basketball win at McLeod Center.
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.
For the 24th time in program history Northern Iowa volleyball is an NCAA tournament qualifier. Meanwhile, Iowa State earned its 15th NCAA bid.
Since kickoff of its regular-season finale at South Dakota a week-and-a-half ago, it’s been a non-stop range of emotions for Mark Farley’s Northern Iowa football team and its fans.
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.
A second-half comeback and career-high 30 points from Bowen Born gave Northern Iowa its first Division-I men’s basketball win of the season Saturday at McLeod Center, 83-76, over Northern Illinois.
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.
A tough first quarter proved to be a sign of things to come as the UNI women’s basketball team shot just 29 percent from the field and committed seven turnovers in the game’s first 10 minutes of an 89-66 loss to No. 20 Creighton.
With a final chance to make a statement to the FCS Playoff selection committee, Northern Iowa did, with a few exclamation points. UNI pummeled South Dakota 58-14 on Saturday in the DakotaDome.
