Dylan Guenther is a journalist based in Lincoln, Nebraska, focusing on local sports, particularly wrestling. He writes for Corn Nation and covers a range of topics including high school wrestling, college wrestling, and the Nebraska wrestling team. Dylan provides in-depth analysis, updates, and news on the wrestling scene in the Lincoln area.
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Dylan's coverage predominantly focuses on local wrestling, particularly Nebraska Wrestling and College Wrestling. Given the event-centric nature of his articles, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming wrestling events, profiles of promising athletes, or human-interest stories within the sport.
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Nebraska had eight finalists with four winning titles; two were at the same weight so the final was a no contest, the other two fell in the final round
By: Dylan Guenther
Caleb Smith is 7-0 and up to #2 at 125 pounds, and he has his sights set on becoming Nebraska wrestling's first NCAA champ since Jordan Burroughs in 2011.
By: Dylan Guenther
Nebraska will have a pair of top seeds and a pair of 2-seeds, giving it a chance to get back on top of the team podium at the Cliff Keen Invitational in Las Vegas, starting Friday
By: Dylan Guenther
In addition to Taylor’s title at the Cliff Keen Invitational, Nebraska had seven wrestlers land on the podium with some impressive wins throughout
Faith Christian Academy made a statement on the opening weekend of the high school wrestling season by winning the Ironman.
By: Dylan Guenther
After earning All-America honors last season at 165 pounds, Antrell Taylor is off to a 12-0 start after going back down to his optimal weight of 157.
By: Dylan Guenther
What kind of lineup could Nebraska send out for a pair of duals against two of the better Division II teams in the country in Nebraska-Kearney and Augustana?
By: Dylan Guenther
Nebraska mostly rested its starters against Nebraska-Kearney and Augustana, giving a number of backups and redshirts a chance in a dual
By: Dylan Guenther
Two weeks after winning the Ironman, Faith Christian Academy added a Beast of the East title to its resume.
Nebraska associate head coach Bryan Snyder is seeing a lot of positives from the Huskers during their fast start to the season.
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