The Women’s and Men’s Freestyle World Cup comes to Xtream Arena this week. It’s the first women’s World Cup in the U.S.
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The Women’s and Men’s Freestyle World Cup comes to Xtream Arena this week. It’s the first women’s World Cup in the U.S.
University of Iowa signee Gabe Arnold moved 890 miles from Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School in Kingston, Pa., to Iowa City for his senior year of high school. A visit to Iowa City and an interaction with City High senior and fellow future Hawkeye Ben Kueter had something to do with it.
Meet The Gazette’s 2022 all-area football team. Williamsburg’s Derek Weisskopf is the defensive player of the year. Iowa City Liberty quarterback Graham Beckman’s breakout season garners Gazette offensive player of the year honors.
Iowa State (5-0) hasn’t beaten Iowa (5-0) since 2004, but carries the second-longest dual meet win streak (18) in the country into what’s likely to be a highly-competitive match.
For the first time in about 13 seasons, the Cy-Hawk wrestling series is a battle between top-10 teams as second-ranked Iowa hosts No. 7 Iowa State Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, starting at 1:30 p.m.
Iowa women’s basketball pursues its 26th straight win vs. Wisconsin on Sunday, and Coach Lisa Bluder wants more opportunities for Monika Czinano and more production from Gabbie Marshall.
Iowa is gaining a leader with quarterback Cade McNamara. Now, the offense needs to add more talent to play with McNamara.
Gavin Williams announced his plans to enter the transfer portal, becoming the fifth Iowa offensive player to do so since the end of the regular season.
The Hawk Off The Press podcast breaks down the latest transaction news and what it signals about the Iowa football program’s future.
Iowa Swarm founder Brad Heinrichs explains how the collective walks a fine line as it ensures NIL opportunities are there for players like ex-Michigan quarterback Cade McNamara without it being a recruiting inducement.
Iowa volleyball head coach Jim Barnes discussed his vision for how to elevate the Hawkeyes to the middle tier of the Big Ten.
A thin Iowa wide receiver position is getting thinner with the departure of Arland Bruce IV.
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