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Iowa Central gets wrestling season under way at home

It’s a different kind of beginning for the Iowa Central wrestling team. Usually, the Tritons have a chance to wrestle in an open tournament before the start of the dual campaign. This time around, head coach Luke Moffitt's squad open with a home dual. That happens on Tuesday against Iowa Lakes inside Hodges Fieldhouse. “I love having the open tournaments first, because everyone goes out and competes,” Moffitt said. “You might not see the best version in the practice room, but that guy might be a gamer and you're able to identify that pretty early (in an open ...

Women ready to take next step

Now entering year five, the Iowa Central women’s wrestling program has built itself into a constant national contender under head coach Zak Hensley. Hensley, a former national runner-up for the Tritons on the mat, brings back a loaded roster ready to compete for more hardware this winter. “We’re excited to be back in full swing and ready for another season,” Hensley said. “We have a talented mix of returning wrestlers with experience and fresh energy. “We’re eager to see how this team comes together.” Headlining the group will be defending national champion Erica ...

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CORALVILLE — After last year’s impressive state tournament run, the Humboldt volleyball camp went right back to work with one mantra in mind. Unfinished business. That was the theme that the Wildcats used all season in hopes of a return trip in 2026. Humboldt entered last season's ...

Cyclone men tripped up in opener

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Jayden Reid scored 17 of his game-high 26 points in the second half to lead Memphis to an 80-76 win over No. 18 Iowa State on Monday night in the teams' season opener. The Tigers had to hang on late to secure the win. Memphis led 69-62 with just over five minutes ...

Clark takes personal pride in book

NEW YORK (AP) — Caitlin Clark has been an avid reader since she was a kid, thanks in huge part to her mother. Now the Indiana Fever star can add writer to her ever-growing resume with a new children's book, "EXTRAordinary! A Little EXTRA to Reach BIG Dreams," that comes out Tuesday. "I ...