Isaac Elzinga is a journalist for The Daily Iowan, focusing on local sports coverage in Iowa City. With a passion for wrestling and soccer, Isaac provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the Iowa Hawkeyes' teams, highlighting key players, matches, and achievements.
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Isaac Elzinga's focus is predominantly on local sports events, specifically soccer and wrestling in Iowa. He frequently covers event-based stories, such as game outcomes and individual performances. If you have insights related to the performance of local teams or athletes in these specific sports within Iowa, he might be interested in your input.
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By: Isaac Elzinga
Iowa’s Real Woods at 141 and Michael Caliendo at 165 can wrestle back to place as high as third.
KANSAS CITY, Mo— The final session of the NCAA Championships begins at 6 p.m. at the T-Mobile Center.
By: Isaac Elzinga
Cody Blissett Iowa 125-pound Drake Ayala wrestles Wisconsin Eric Barnet during the fourth session of the NCAA men’s wrestling championships at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri, on Friday, March 22, 2024. Ayala won by decision, 3-2.
By: Isaac Elzinga
The Nittany Lions also crowned the sixth and seventh four-time national champions in NCAA history.
Iowa fans created an atmosphere to rival football game days.
The Hawkeyes placed fifth at the Spring Cup and have focused on developing their attack.
By: Isaac Elzinga
Sports reporters Chris Meglio and Isacc Elzinga make the case for Wisconsin and Nebraska to pull off the feat.
By: Isaac Elzinga
Midfielder Josie Durr, a key player for the Iowa women’s soccer team for seven seasons, is embarking on a new chapter in her life. Graduating from the university, she is shifting her focus to a career as an exercise specialist. Durr, who had a remarkable year for the Hawkeyes during the 2023 season, now lives...
By: Isaac Elzinga
Jensen hopes to build off the strong foundation that former head coach Lisa Bluder has built.
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