NCAA cuts hit Division III wrestling nationals
The NCAA reduces Division III national qualifiers from 200 to 160 for 1988 in Waterloo, while Division I remains at 330. Coaches from Coe and Cornell lament the cutback, citing funding, Title IX pressures, and a tighter field that could widen weight brackets and lessen participation. The NWCA dual meet site bid process continues with interest from Iowa, Des Moines, Reno, and Penn State.
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Duals see top teams clash with late-season gains
Williams and Ironside swept three wins apiece for the Hawks as No 1 Iowa faced Minnesota and Oklahoma State stars led by Guerrero and Branch. Gable and ISU battled, while Wartburg competed in Division II, with several close finishes and key decisions shaping the meet.
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Eric Guerrero
Iowa State
Dwight Hinson
Minnesota
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Nebraska
Wartburg
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Jim Miller
Hynek seals tough win as Cyclones take first round
Iowa State wrestler Trent Hynek, a Cedar Rapids Prairie product, earned a 7-6 overtime victory over Penn’s Joe Allen at heavyweight to spark ISU’s first-round win at the Cliff Keen NWCA National Dual Championships. The Cyclones won the dual on nearfall points despite a 16 16 tie.
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Iowa State
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Trent Hynek
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Bobby Douglas
Chris Bono
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Matt Mulvhill
Aaron Strobel
OSU
Bono
Bill Lacure
Weldon
Clinton Matter
Hynek
Cliff Keen
Minnesota
Mankato State
Gable to undergo hip surgery this week
Gable will miss practice while recovering from a hip issue that led to surgery. He trained the Hawks from bed with videotapes and hopes the operation will ease pain, though he may delay retirement as time reveals his future. Lincoln McIlravy praises Gable's leadership despite limited mobility.
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