Articles Tagged: Hawkeye baseball

Keaton Anthony has wreaked havoc on pitchers, following a fantastic freshman campaign with a successful sophomore season. The Hawkeyes’ batting leader went 4-for-4 with four RBIs to power Iowa past Big Ten leader Nebraska, 11-6, Friday in the opener of a three-game series at Duane Banks Field.

A look at where former Eastern Iowa high school and University of Iowa baseball players are in affiliated professional baseball to begin the 2023 season.

See photos from Iowa baseball’s 12-1 win over Milwaukee on Thursday.

Run blocking is among Addison Ostrenga’s priorities for this spring as the Hawkeyes’ third tight end.

Iowa Hawkeyes first baseman Brennen Dorighi didn’t play much his first two seasons of college baseball at Wofford College in South Carolina. Fourteen games, to be exact. Now the grad transfer leads Iowa in batting average.

It’s a mailbag episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast, with questions covering multiple Hawkeye sports, including football, basketball, baseball and softball.

Maryland was able to weather an early Iowa storm. Matt Shaw tallied four hits, including a grand slam and solo home run, and powered the Terrapins to a 10-9 victory over No. 25 Iowa in the opener of a three-game Big Ten baseball series Friday.

Iowa dual-sport athlete Brody Brecht will focus full-time on baseball, he announced Friday on social media.

The Iowa Hawkeyes baseball team beat the Coe Kohawks 8-2 on Tuesday.

Iowa’s 12-4 win over No. 1 LSU was a “coming-out party” as the rest of college baseball slowly takes notice of the Hawkeyes.

The University of Iowa baseball program lost pitching coach Robin Lund to professional baseball in the offseason, as he took a job as assistant pitching coach for the Detroit Tigers. Lund’s replacement, Sean McGrath, comes from pro ball, spending last season as pitching coach for Double-A Arkansas in the Seattle Mariners organization.

Iowa dual-sport athlete Brody Brecht has worked on the mental side of his game ahead of his second baseball season, and the Hawkeyes’ coaching staff has taken notice.

Iowa baseball’s Keaton Anthony was the Big Ten Freshman of the Year last season and a consensus freshman All-American. He was a rare MLB draft-eligible redshirt freshman who wasn’t taken. The Georgia native decided to return to the Hawkeyes and will play first base and do some pitching this season.

The Detroit Free Press has reported that University of Iowa pitching coach Robin Lund will leave the program to be an assistant pitching coach for the Detroit Tigers.

A look at local, area and former University of Iowa baseball players in the affiliated minor leagues and major leagues.