The Iowa Hawkeyes have a one-race partnership with the NASCAR Cup Series, at Sunday’s inaugural Iowa Corn 350 in Newton. Corey LaJoie will drive with the TigerHawk adorned on his hood.
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The Iowa Hawkeyes have a one-race partnership with the NASCAR Cup Series, at Sunday’s inaugural Iowa Corn 350 in Newton. Corey LaJoie will drive with the TigerHawk adorned on his hood.
Molly Davis, who played the last two seasons for the Iowa women’s basketball team, has joined the University of Evansville women’s basketball coaching staff as a graduate assistant.
Everyone — and that means everyone — has some sort of hot-button opinion about Caitlin Clark and what has surrounded her in the WNBA.
Caitlin Clark won't be headed to the Paris Olympics, according to a person familiar with the decision.
Catching up with six WNBA players with Iowa ties, through games played Thursday.
Iowa women’s basketball announced that Ava Jones will medically retire. She will remain on a scholarship that will no longer count toward the program’s maximum of 15.
Scott Brickman, the general manager for Iowa NIL strategy/operations through a partnership with Altius, joins the Hawk Off The Press podcast this week to discuss his role, how the Hawkeyes use NIL, working with the Swarm Collective, the changing college sports landscape and more.
Former Iowa football standouts Shonn Greene and Adrian Clayborn are among the 2024 inductees into the Iowa Athletics Hall of Fame, the athletic department announced Thursday.
New Iowa women’s basketball coach Jan Jensen sat for an hour-long one-on-one interview with The Gazette on Tuesday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Justin Wessel, from Cedar Rapids Prairie, was a teammate and close friend of Luke Walton, Bill’s son. That gained Wessel entrance into Bill Walton’s world.
Payton Sandfort announced Wednesday night that he was withdrawing from the NBA draft to return to the Hawkeyes. The senior-to-be wing will provide perimeter shooting, rebounding, leadership in his senior season.
Bill Walton was a giant in more than size, bringing laughter and life through TV screens carrying basketball games many of us didn’t even care about all that much.
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