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For the second year in a row and sixth time overall, the UNK wrestling team won the national championship. This year’s tournament was tightly contested as the title came down...
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In a duel that featured the top two wrestling programs in the nation, No. 2 UNK fell to No. 1 Central Oklahoma, 21-18. The duel featured many momentum swings as the teams split...
Joseph Airola
Redshirt Junior, Wrestling
Won his matches by a major decision and technical fall to help UNK beat Central Missouri and Ouachita.
Luke Brachle
Freshman,...
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The UNK wrestling team is the fourth ranked in Division II with a 10-7 dual record. This year's team has the potential to bring the fifth national championship back to Kearney in...
Matt Malcom obliterated the Division II competition this year, winning his second National Championship in his career. The five-time All-American was a crucial piece in the Lopers winning their fourth...
The UNK wrestling team broke a program record with 148 points at the NCAA Super Regionals two years ago. This year, the Lopers shattered that record with 175.5 points in the NCAA Super Regional VI in...
As his sixth and final year of collegiate wrestling comes to an end, Josh Portillo is once again preparing for the NCAA Super Regionals. Portillo has had much success at UNK as a three-time All-American...
The old pool at Cushing Coliseum has been filled in with concrete and is no more.
Construction workers have been renovating the pool to turn it into a wrestling room. The $2.5 million project...
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No. 1 Central Oklahoma traveled to No. 3 UNK on Saturday for a much-anticipated wrestling matchup at the Health and Sports Center. The Bronchos came away with the win 18-17 in...
The Cushing Pool will be remodeled into a new wrestling facility following five years of disuse since it was decommissioned in 2016. The $2-2.5 million project will fulfill the wrestling team’s need for more space.
The Cushing Pool will be remodeled into a new wrestling facility following five years of disuse since it was decommissioned in 2016. The $2-2.5 million project will fulfill the wrestling team’s need for more space.
The UNK Wrestling team qualified all 10 of their wrestlers for the national championships back at regionals on Feb. 28. As a result, they were in the best position of any team to win the national championship.