Ben Krikke, Patrick McCaffery and Tony Perkins have combined to score over 4,000 points at Iowa, and didn’t buckle when an NCAA tournament berth seemed highly unlikely a few weeks ago.
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Ben Krikke, Patrick McCaffery and Tony Perkins have combined to score over 4,000 points at Iowa, and didn’t buckle when an NCAA tournament berth seemed highly unlikely a few weeks ago.
Previewing Sunday’s Iowa men’s basketball game against Illinois: The Hawkeyes close the regular season with a banger against the Illinois team that beat them 95-85 in Champaign two weeks ago.
Time, TV and notes for Saturday’s Big Ten women’s basketball tournament semifinal between No. 3 Iowa and Michigan.
Is a March moment in store for Sydney Affolter? The Iowa junior got her fourth career start in place of the injured Molly Davis and responded with a career-high 18 points, nine rebounds and five assists.
Iowa defeated Penn State 95-62 in a Big Ten women’s basketball tournament quarterfinal game at Target Center in Minneapolis on Friday.
On a rare chilly day for Caitlin Clark, the other Hawkeyes step forward in a 95-62 romp over Penn State in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals.
As Iowa competes at NCWWC Nationals for first time, the Hawkeyes have added “10,000 more eyes on women’s wrestling now.”
Photos from day one of the 2024 National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championship in Cedar Rapids.
Follow The Gazette’s live blog from Target Center as No. 3 Iowa (26-4) takes on Penn State (19-11) in a Big Ten women’s basketball tournament quarterfinal game Friday night.
Iowa women’s wrestling is competing in NCWWC Nationals as it seeks individual and team titles in Cedar Rapids. Follow The Gazette’s live blog for results and updates throughout Friday and Saturday.
Brody Teske’s college career has included three programs in two states. He has also earned three trips to the NCAA Championships. In his sixth and final season, Teske will represent Iowa at 133 pounds for the Big Ten Championships this weekend at Maryland.
Doug Streicher lifted Linn-Mar wrestling to new heights. After 27 seasons, Streicher has decided to retire as a head coach. He plans to remain close to the program and help in different roles.
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