Keddy rebounds to NCAA bid with Big Ten finish
Iowa wrestler Keddy, a Vernal Utah native, clinched seventh at 184 pounds at the Big Ten Championships, earning an NCAA berth in two weeks in Auburn Hills. Coaches Gable Brands and Schwab reshaped his conditioning and technique to overcome a losing streak and finish strong.
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Keddy
Hawkeye
Dan Gable
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Utah
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Mich
Reddy
Michigan State
Breslin Center
Tom Brands
Gable
Doug Schwab
Perry wins Big Ten title in 165 final at Iowa event
Iowa's Perry dominates opponents to claim the 165-pound crown, avenging an earlier overtime loss to Eric Tannenbaum. Tsirtsis, Luedke and Fields post strong showings, with Ness earning Outstanding Wrestler honors and Konrad named Wrestler of the Year as the meet crowns nine participants entering NCAA bids. Colleges named: Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, Penn State.
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S ! Robinson
Wisconsin
Barry Davis
Badgers
Gophers
Davis
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Iowa
Alex Tsirtsis
Eric Luedke
Matt Fields
Ryan Morningstar
Mario Galanakis
Phil Keddy
Brands
Perry
Michigan
Eric Tannenbaum
Tannenbaum
Falck
Jayson Ness
Ness
Tsirtsis
Michigan State
Andy Simmons
Simmons
Luedke
Gabriel Dretsch
Fields
Dustin Fox
Morningstar
Bubba Jenkins
Penn State
Galanakis
Zach Tanel
Reddy
Marc Bennett
Indiana
Northwestern
Jake Hebert
Cole Konrad
Montoya wins first NASCAR race by spin move at Mexico City
Juan Pablo Montoya edged Denny Hamlin to win the Busch Series Telcel-Motorola 200 in Mexico City after spinning teammate Scott Pruett on lap 72. Boris Said finished third. Carl Edwards fourth and Pruett fifth. Montoya apologized to Pruett for the incident and celebrated before about 72,000 fans.
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Hamlin
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Brad Parrott
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U.S
Juan Pablo
Adrian Fernandez
David Reutiman
Toyota
Colombia
Duals and strategy shape state wrestling meet contenders
Don Bosco and West lead a field of 24 teams in state duals with emphasis on bonus points and lineup choices. West aims for a fourth dual crown in five years while Don Bosco seeks a third straight. top wrestlers include Nick and Nate Moore and Derek St John.
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Iowa City West
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Ken Mikota
South Winneshiek
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Reiland
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Nate Moore
Derek St. John
Grant Gambrall
Des Moines
Dylan Carew
Dons
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Dowling
Logan Magnolia
Belle Plaine
Kettman
Creston/Orient- Macksburg
Union Community
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