CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Coe College is introducing women’s wrestling to its athletic program, set to launch this year.

Coe Athletics Director Steve Cook announced Wednesday that women's wrestling will become the school's 23rd NCAA sport. The ...

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This story has been updated with new information. IOWA CITY - No. 2 Iowa wrestling had its hands full in the home opener, as the Stanford Cardinal came to town on Saturday afternoon fresh off ...

In a text conversation with the Register on July 23, Alvarez said he would not be competing for Iowa or the Hawkeye Wrestling Club. The Rider transfer announced his commitment to Iowa on May 15, but ...

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Iowa’s men’s wrestling team welcomes three All-America transfers, who could solidify the No. 2-ranked Hawkeyes. They will join a lineup with NCAA finalist Drake Ayala, All-Americans Nelson ...

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Coe College announced the addition of women's wrestling to its athletics program. Coe College Director ...