Trojans open season with dominant win over Jefferson
Iowa City West wrestler Mason Sorge started with a fall as the Trojans rolled to a 48-22 home victory over Cedar Rapids Jefferson in a Mississippi Valley Conference Valley Division dual. West built a 24-0 lead with early pins and edged Jefferson in takedowns and bonus points.
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Ex Hawkeyes Ramos and Clark meet in inaugural AFL event
Tony Ramos and Cory Clark face off in a 134.5 pound bout at the American Wrestling League's first show at the U S Cellular Center in Cedar Rapids. The former teammates wrestle alongside Brandon Sorensen Sammy Brooks and Kyren Gadson in a 10 match dual led by World Champions David Taylor and Kyle Dake. Ramos coaches at North Carolina while Clark wrestles for the Hawkeye Wrestling Club.
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Beginning of American Wrestling League event in Cedar Rapids
The U S Cellular Center hosts the American Wrestling League kickoff with 20 freestyle wrestlers across 10 weights from Team Dake and Team Taylor. Notables include Tony Ramos Cory Clark Brandon Sorensen Sam Brooks Kyren Gadsen. Ticket prices range from 13 to 103 dollars. Ramos, a former Hawkeye All American, returns to Iowa as an opponent amid mixed receptions and local history.
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Cowboys Edge Saints 13 10 as Prescott shines
Dak Prescott passed for 248 yards and a touchdown while Jourdan Lewis sealed a 13 10 Dallas win with a late interception of Drew Brees. The victory snapped New Orleans 10 game streak and kept Dallas briefly in postseason chase.
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NFL Week 13 Schedule Highlights Across Regions
The slate includes Dallas at New Orleans in Thursday action with Dallas winning 13 to 10. Week 13 features key late games: Baltimore at Atlanta Denver at Cincinnati Carolina at Tampa Bay Chicago at New York Giants Buffalo at Miami Los Angeles Rams at Detroit Arizona at Green Bay Cleveland at Houston Indianapolis at Jacksonville New York Jets at Tennessee Kansas City at Oakland Minnesota at New England San Francisco at Seattle Los Angeles Chargers at Pittsburgh Washington at Philadelphia Monday night.
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Tull Makes Instant Impact for Kirkwood Women
Kirkwood freshman Ashley Tull leads the Eagles with 10.6 points per game and 4.6 rebounds as she adjusts from North Linn to post play and man to man defense. Teammate Mackenzie Jenkins averages 9.1 points and 5.4 rebounds as Kirkwood runs a three guard lineup and prepares for a visit to Iowa Western.
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