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1/22/2012 | WR: No. 7 Ohio State Downs No. 2 Iowa, 21-9 - Danielle Warner
 COLUMBUS, Ohio – Behind seven wins, the No. 7 Ohio State wrestling team downed No. 2 Iowa, 21-9, Friday night in front of 5,684 fans in St. John Arena. The Buckeyes (9-2; 3-2 Big Ten) handed the Hawkeyes their first conference loss of the season.
“It’s great,” Tom Ryan, - read more
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1/9/2012 | Coverage of the 2012 Nokomis Warrior Clash Tournament - Bob McPhee
NEWPORT-It can’t be overlooked and Dirigo certainly proved once again the importance of its depth in a wrestling tournament by scoring 149 points on Saturday to win the Nokomis Clash over runnerup Skowhegan.
The event was full of suspense and Dirigo had its share, however, - read more
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12/19/2011 | Huskies DEFEAT Central College (IA),Concordia Univ, (WI) and Buena Vista Univ. (IA) in Ft. Myers, Florida!! - Info from USM Coach Joe Pistone -
What a wonderful, successful day for the University of Southern Maine Wrestling Program! Junior Peter Gilman (Alfred, Maine/Massabesic) and freshman Zak Dipini (Franklin, N.J./Pope John XXIII) each won all four of their matches to lead the University of Southern Maine Huskie - read more
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10/13/2011 | New England's Historic Wrestling Celebration - Carl Adams
Carl Adams, Boston University and the World Class Wrestling School will be hosting a great wrestling clinic and 3 great dual meets at Boston University on November 6th. The clinic will be part of an historic wrestling celebration that will take place at Boston University. Th - read more
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8/1/2011 | A Comeback Story For All Time - Eric Adelson
 A few weeks ago, in Stillwater, Oklahoma, a man named Bob McPhee shared a stage with one of the greatest athletes of all time. Everyone at the National Wrestling Hall of Fame that June night knew the reason for the induction of the legendary Cael Sanderson, who won 159 match - read more
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1/5/2011 | Former Olympian, now 'Biggest Loser' wrestling with obesity - Gary Mihoces, USA TODAY
Rulon Gardner, a 286-pound class Greco-Roman wrestler when he won 2000 Olympic gold, weighs in at 474 pounds as a contestant Tuesday (8-10 p.m. ET) on the season premiere of NBC's The Biggest Loser: Couples.
How did an ex-wrestler who owns a gym become a one-man tag team? - read more
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11/10/2010 | Garcia, Kuhn among post high-school stars training at USOTC before going to college - Gary Abbott USA Wrestling
Fall has arrived, and the nation’s top wrestling recruits are starting their freshman year on college campuses across the nation, taking the early steps in moving up to the next level.
Some of those big-time recruits are making a stop first, however, at a different kind o - read more
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8/12/2010 | The Twisted Logic Of Gender Equity - Richard A. Epstein
In the midst of all the current tumult over health care, banking and taxation, it is useful to return for a moment to a persistent thorn in the sides of all colleges: the gender equity requirements for athletics that emerged under Title IX of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Th - read more
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4/29/2010 | DelGallo Wins Schultz Award -
Gardiner High School’s Matt DelGallo added another accolade to an impressive high school wrestling resume when he was named Maine’s 2010 Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award winner. The award, presented by the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, is named in honor of the la - read more
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3/18/2010 | ESPNU HD, ESPN HD will feature live presentation of NCAA Div. I Wrestling Championships - ESPN
ESPNU, ESPN and ESPN360.com will combine for expanded live coverage of the 80th annual NCAA Wrestling Championships on Friday, March 19, and Saturday, March 20, from the Qwest Center Omaha in Omaha, Neb. The Championships will be telecast entirely in high definition.
For t - read more
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3/9/2010 | Cony's Vallee earns high recognition after finishing 3rd at tournament - TERRY DEVEREAUX
 TJ Vallee set a new standard for Cony wrestlers when he achieved All-New England status at the New England Wrestling Tournament last weekend. The senior went 4-1 to place third in the 189-pound weight class. Vallee became the first Cony wrestler to earn a medal at the New En - read more
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12/16/2009 | Sanderson sour in tie with Pitt - Andy Elder For the CDT
PITTSBURGH — First-year Penn State wrestling coach Cael Sanderson has said on many occasions that he hates to lose. At anything. Especially wrestling.
So, even after his No. 14 Nittany Lions (5-1-1) overcame seemingly insurmountable odds Saturday night at Fitzgerald Field - read more
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12/8/2009 | Metcalf's pin boosts No. 1 Hawkeyes past No. 2 Cyclones - Craig Sesker USA Wrestling
 Iowa’s Aaron Janssen shoots in on Iowa State’s Andrew Sorenson at 157 pounds. Photo by Tim Tushla.
AMES, Iowa – Brent Metcalf knew he and his top-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes were in for a battle as soon as they walked into Hilton Coliseum. The Hawkeyes were greeted with - read more
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12/2/2009 | Nothing Solved: Bedlam Dual Ends in Tie - Mitch Heckart Oklahoma Sports Information
 Oklahoma's Jeff James snatches up a leg against Oklahoma State's Chris McNeil in Tuesday's Bedlam dual in Norman, Okla. James won a 15-4 major decision at 174 pounds. Photo by Oklahoma Sports Information
Norman, Okla. -- Ten bouts proved to be not enough to decide - read more
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10/14/2009 | 2009 Journeymen/ASICS Collegiate Wrestling Duals -
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Each year these two wrestling events evolve into something bigger and stronger than just a good ole’-fashion wrestling tournament.They become part of a movement and a platform. O - read more
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4/2/2009 | University of Iowa wins NCAA team title - Courtesy of Iowa
 ST. LOUIS, MO -- Despite crowning no individual champions, the University of Iowa wrestling team collected its second straight national team title at the 2009 NCAA Championships in St. Louis, MO, Saturday night. The Hawkeyes scored 96.5 points, edging runner-up Ohio State by - read more
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4/1/2009 | Ivy-League Cornell Takes On College Wrestling's Giants - Dan Ackman
 Arising from the east may be the most prodigious group of red wrestlers since the fall of the Soviet Union -- and the least likely. Cornell University, coming off its third straight victory in the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association tournament held this past weeken - read more
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