Ten Mountain Hawks place, leading to team’s 4th straight EIWA title. By Gary R. BlockusOf The Morning Call ANNAPOLIS, Md. | Jon Trenge said he needed to be concerned about himself first at the 101st EIWA Championships. The Lehigh team…
MU wrestler Ben Askren leads the team in his sophomore season. His brother is on his way to Columbia, and his parents might not be far behind. By JEREMY LYNN ON HIS OWN: Askren spars with teammate Jeff Foust in…
By John Branch / The Fresno Bee One last time, Dennis DeLiddo was right where you usually could find him for the past 24 seasons, squirming at the corner of a mat at the North Gym. Coaching his final wrestling…
By Keith Pompey Inquirer Suburban Staff Will a weight-reduction monitoring plan tentatively set to go into effect next season in New Jersey destroy high school wrestling there? Depends on whom you ask. Officials at the National Wrestling Coaches Association and…
By Brian Finley HN Contributor Jim Zalesky talks Day One Q: Frustrating day? Jim Zalesky: Yeah, I mean it was a frustrating morning, more than anything. There’s a couple matches there where, to me, we didn’t do anything. Like 184,…
Donnie Jones, Joey Ecklof, and Garrett Scott will each be hoping to hit the trifecta when the PIAA Wrestling Championships begin Thursday at Hershey’s Giant Center, but at least one will have to settle for something less than a gold…
From Don Stoner/Augsburg Sports Information Top 10 team standings 1. Augsburg (Minn.) 162.0; 2. Wartburg (Iowa) 104.5; 3. Luther (Iowa) 100.0; 4. Wisconsin-La Crosse 72.0; 5. Brockport State (N.Y.) 48.5; 6. Simpson (Iowa) 38.5; 7. Delaware Valley (Pa.) 36.0; 8.…
Gary Abbott/USA Wrestling The tournament team race went down to the gold medal finals at 197 pounds. The team that won that match would emerge as the team champion of the EIWA Championships for 2005. The fans were on the…
3/6/2005John Fuller 1251st ACC – Drew Forshey (North Carolina)1st Big Ten – Nick Simmons (Michigan State)2nd Big Ten – Kyle Ott (Illinois)3rd Big Ten – Adam Smith (Penn State)4th Big Ten – Joe Dubuque (Indiana)5th Big Ten – Bobbe Lowe…
