Month February 2006

Hawkeyes mats staring at rare skid in Big Ten

By DAN McCOOL REGISTER STAFF WRITER Iowa is entering its final Big Ten Conference wrestling weekend today at home, and the key word is avoidance. The ninth-ranked Hawkeyes (9-6) face sixth-ranked Illinois at 7 p.m. in Carver-Hawkeye Arena before rolling…

Drill gets Hawks’ attention

By Andy Hamilton Iowa City Press-Citizen The drill started around 5 p.m. as a conclusion to Iowa’s wrestling practice Tuesday, but there were times when it seemed there would be no end — at least not until the Hawkeyes got…

Reversal: From beginner to big shot

Libertyville senior Danilkowicz dominant in just his 3rd season By Dave Surico Tribune staff reporter Libertyville’s Jack Danilkowicz used to be a big power forward. Now he’s one of the state’s big power players, period. From a humble beginning, the…

Gutches the Younger

When you wrestle and your last name is Gutches, expectations of greatness are almost inevitable. But the latest Gutches to grapple at the high school level ” freshman Brock ” has a refreshing perspective about the sport and where he…

Steiner Stresses Pacific’s Importance In Women’s Wrestling

By Blake Timm, Sports Information Director FOREST GROVE – On first appearances, Terry Steiner looks like your typical, grizzled wrestling coach.,  Sweaty t-shirt and shorts, toned legs and shoulders, the cauliflower ear from years of time on the mat. Yet…

Hahn’s Back — And So’s Minnesota’s Title Hopes

By Matt Anderson It makes sense to see Damion Hahn on Minnesota’s wrestling bench this season. Hahn, a four-time All-American for the Gophers and a 197-pound national champion in 2003 and 2004, is the last Minnesota wrestler to win a…