No. 1 North Central leads No. 2 Iowa by 10.5 points after session one of NCWWC Nationals

Mar. 8, 2024, 3:42 PM (ET)

by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling

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Sydney Petzinger of North Central takes down Nohea Moniz of Sacred Heart at 116 pounds. (Photo by AJ Grieves, Mat Focus)

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No. 1 North Central leads No. 2 Iowa by 10.5 points after session one of NCWWC Nationals

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No. 1 North Central leads No. 2 Iowa by 10.5 points after session one of NCWWC Nationals

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