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How to Watch Iowa at the NCWWC Region VII Women's Wrestling Championships

Everything you need to know about the Iowa Hawkeyes heading to the championships, including information on television and radio broadcasts.
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Iowa's women's wrestling team celebrates winning the team title on Saturday, March 9, 2024, at the NCWWCs at Alliant Energy PowerHouse in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Iowa's women's wrestling team celebrates winning the team title on Saturday, March 9, 2024, at the NCWWCs at Alliant Energy PowerHouse in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. | Julia Hansen/Iowa City Press-Citizen / USA TODAY NETWORK

No. 1 Iowa women's wrestling will travel to Indianola, Iowa, to participate in the NCWWC Region VII Championship on Saturday, Feb. 22. The Hawkeyes will compete against Augsburg University, Augustana, Buena Vista, Central College, Cornell College, No. T-20 Dubuque, Loras College, Simpson College, University of Sioux Falls, Upper Iowa and No. 11 Wartburg College. Each school can send up to 15 athletes to compete in the championship. However, only 10 wrestlers can score team points, with only one wrestler allowed to score in each weight class.

Iowa is working towards the team's second straight NCWWC title. Those in the lineup for this weekend will have the chance to go on and win a national title if they place fourth or better in Indianola.

Below is information for the dual for streaming, radio and live statistics. 

How to Watch: NCWWC Region VII Championships

Who: No. 1 Iowa
When: Saturday, Feb 22, 10 a.m. CST
Where: Cowles Fieldhouse, Simpson College - Indianola, Iowa
Stream: Rokfin*
Brackets: Trackwrestling

*Rofkin requires a $15 a month subscription to access the live stream.

Last Time Out, Iowa

Iowa concluded the 2024-25 regular season at the Grand View Open on Saturday, February 1. The Hawkeyes secured five individual titles and six top-three finishes. Many of the winners faced their teammates in the finals as they advanced through the brackets.

At 103 pounds, Rianne Murphy triumphed over fellow teammate, Sterling Dias, by pinning her. Ava Bayless (110 pounds) won against teammate Valarie Solorio with a score of 7-0. Reese Larramendy (145 pounds) claimed her victory over teammate Ella Schmit with scores of 8-2 and a 10-5 for the title. Naomi Simon continued her dominance at 180 pounds, achieving two pins and two technical falls on her way to the finals. Katja Osteen defeated teammate Alivia White 9-1 at 207 pounds.

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Izabelle Cool
IZABELLE COOL

Izabelle is a master’s candidate at the University of Tennessee studying Sports Management. She received her Bachelor of Journalism with an emphasis in Sports Broadcast from the University of Missouri in 2024. She has been covering wrestling for Missouri On SI since 2023 and has covered wrestling for the Ohio State Buckeyes On SI and Iowa Hawkeyes On SI since 2024. Additionally, Izabelle has covered various Olympic sports, including track and field, soccer, and tennis, since 2021 with other outlets.

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