When Clarissa Chun perched on the local pool’s starting blocks — readying for a race in the first sport to catch her heart, swimming — she was easily a foot shorter than the other girls on the line.

In Gee Chun was an upbeat, smiling presence throughout the Women's PGA Championship — easy enough when you shoot 64 in the first round and lead comfortably for much of the tournament. In the final ...

This story first appeared in HER Stories - Spring 2024, a biannual special section distributed by The Gazette that features stories of Eastern Iowa women who have experienced powerful paths of ...

Approaching graduation, Chun wanted to keep wrestling, but there were no college scholarship programs for women — at least none that she knew about. She applied to the University of Iowa. It was ...

BETHESDA, Md. — In Gee Chun was an upbeat, smiling presence throughout the Women’s PGA Championship — easy enough when you shoot 64 in the first round and lead comfortably for much of the tournament.

In Gee Chun was an upbeat, smiling presence throughout the Women’s PGA Championship — easy enough when you shoot 64 in the first round and lead comfortably for much of the tournament. In the final ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. BETHESDA, Md. (AP) — In Gee Chun was an ...

The woman’s growling voice booms through the darkened arena with the practiced legato and extended vowels of the best announcers in the business. And nooooowwww, wrestling for your Ioooooowwaaaaaa ...