Luther coach eyes national title push with homegrown talent
Luther College wrestling coach Dave Mitchell in his 12th season sees a strong program that has produced six top five NCAA finishes, 28 All-Americans, and seven national champions. He seeks to break the plateau by developing freshmen into contenders, aiming for a top four finish and a national title run in coming years.
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Cyclones edge Minnesota with late takedown rout
Iowa State wins 15 13 at 4 0 over Justin Bronson and 7 2 by David Zabriskie seals 11 win. Warner gains over Kish and Bertolino lifts ISU to lead as Cyclones boast four key wins in a 11 bout. Next weekend ISU hosts fourth ranked Iowa in Hilton Coliseum.
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Hawks hold off Titans with suffocating second-half defense
Iowa uses a 16-point second-half surge to defeat Detroit Mercy 62-35 as the Titans struggle to score after a 25-22 third-quarter opening. Key players include JoAnn Hamlin Stacy Schlapkohl Kristi Smith and Megan Skouby while Coach Lisa Bluder praises the defensive effort.
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Late push lifts Kansas over No 22 Southern California
Kansas, ranked No 4, edges No 22 Southern California 59 55 in Los Angeles as Mario Chalmers erupts for 17 in the second half including a 26 foot 3 pointer and late free throw to seal the win for Kansas.
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Kirkwood improves to 10-1 with win over Marshalltown CC
Da'Rell Crittenden scores a career high 22 as Kirkwood 10-1 after a 76-67 victory at Johnson Hall Cedar Rapids. Ali Farokhmenesh 18 and Casey Viet 16 pace the Eagles while Marquis Navarre and Henry White lead Marshalltown with 14 each. Iowa Wesleyan edges Mount Mercy 59-58 as Stambaugh seals win with late free throws. Harpers 15 for IW.
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Bulldogs Rally To Beat Montana State 80 68 At Des Moines
Drake recovered from a slow start to defeat Montana State 80 68 at the Knapp Center in Des Moines. Jill Martin led with 18 points while Lindsay Wharton and Lauren Dybing added 17 each. Montana State was led by Rebecca Mercer and Kristyn Wallace with 16 apiece. Mount Mercy 72 Iowa Wesleyan 49. Katie Manning scored 18 for Mount Mercy and Jessie Dirks 15 in the MCC opener at Hennessey Rec Center.
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Paris leads Oklahoma rout with 67th straight double double
Courtney Paris tallies 22 points and 15 rebounds as No. 9 Oklahoma thumps Arkansas State 93-36. Paris goes 10 of 12, boosting Sooners to a four game win streak. Nyeshia Stevenson 17, Jenna Plumley 15, Ashley Paris 12 and 11 rebounds for Oklahoma. Georgia, California, Texas A&M, and others post wins in top 25 action.
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