Player of the Week: Maggie Buurma becomes first four-time MHSAA girls state wrestling champion
Fowlerville’s Maggie Buurma made history on Saturday. With a 1-0 win in the 145-weight class, Buurma became the first ...
Cedar Rapids Gazette on MSN2d
Iowa women’s wrestling reaps rewards of Macey Kilty’s eventual change of heart
Graduate transfer Macey Kilty played a key part in Iowa women’s wrestling’s 2024-25 success as the Hawkeyes won their second ...
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Iowa women’s wrestling at NCWWC national championships: Live updates, results, analysis
Iowa women’s wrestling will be seeking its second consecutive national title on Friday and Saturday at Coralville’s Xtream ...
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Iowa women's wrestling clinches second straight NCWWC national title, tops North Central
CORALVILLE — Iowa women's wrestling secured a second National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championship in as many tries on Saturday.
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How to watch Iowa women's wrestling at the National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships
Iowa women's wrestling is set to try for its second national title in as many tries this weekend, making a quick trip to Coralville and Xtream Arena for the National Collegiate Women's Wrestling ...
Torn ACL doesn’t keep defending girls wrestling state champion from reaching semifinals
A defending girls wrestling state champion from Northeast Ohio is two wins from a state title despite wrestling through a ...
PIAA girls wrestling: McDowell’s Zacherl, McLane’s Abercrombie among four Erie County quarterfinalists
Watch interviews with McDowell freshman Chloe Zacherl (130 pounds) and General McLane freshman Whisper Abercrombie (155), ...
Wrestling Inc. on MSN1d
Toni Storm Retains AEW Women's World Title In Hollywood Ending Gorefest At Revolution
Toni Storm and Mariah May capped off their feud in brutal fashion at AEW Revolution, but it was the Timeless one who left as ...
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Big Ten men’s wrestling championships session III | No. 2 149-pounder Kyle Parco’s resiliency propels him to chance at third place
EVANSTON, Ill. — As No. 2 Iowa men’s wrestling traveled back from Penn State with its only dual loss on the season, 149-pound Hawkeye Kyle Parco had an important decision to make — a decision that’s ...