Girls All Star Games showcase top Iowa talent in Cedar Rapids
Iowa's best girls players gather for IGCA Larry Niemeyer Senior All Star Games at Kirkwood Community College Johnson Hall. Ash ley Joens opt out due to another commitment while 120 players fill two days of six games. Notables include Logan Cook, Hailey Dolphin, Chloe Rice, Alli Wooldridge in 3A/4A/5A Select and 1A/2A events. Cascade and Elkader Central coaches lead Select squads. Admission $6. action starts today at noon with a full schedule through Sunday.
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Cascade
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Wells Fargo Arena
Des Moines
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Gilman aims for World Cup glory not gold in home arena
Thomas Gilman, Hawkeye Wrestling Club standout, will lead Team USA at the World Cup of men's freestyle at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. He emphasizes constant improvement over medals, opens USA vs India, and eyes a possible World Championship rematch with Japan. Gilman thrives on home comfort but trains for peak performance, with Bill Zadick praising his work ethic and toughness.
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Meet Team USA Part III At 7 KG 125 5 pounds and 74 KG
Profiles of Thomas Gilman Frank Perrelli Jordan Burroughs Isaiah Martinez Kyle Dake Alex Dieringer David Taylor Bo Nickal with ages hometowns and training centers. Highlights include past NCAA titles world team trials results Olympic golds and national championships across Iowa Nebraska Illinois Oklahoma and Texas wrestling programs.
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Lincoln
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Busch on pole at Texas in rain halted qualifying
Kurt Busch rode the No. 41 Ford to the pole for the O Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas Motor Speedway with a 27.360 second lap 197.368 mph edging Kevin Harvick by .035 seconds as lightning halted time trials. Clint Bowyer qualified third as Stewart Haas secures a 1 2 3 start for the first time in the team history.
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Texas Motor Speedway
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Clint Bowyer
Stewart-Haas
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