Hawkeyes fall to Badgers in OT 78-75
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Hawkeyes fall to Badgers in OT 78-75
For the first time, United World Wrestling’s World Cup featured me’s and women’s freestyle competitions share the same stage. Team USA finishes fourth, falling to Mongolia in bronze-medal dual.
Hawkeyes blast Golden Gophers 87-64
Iowa has lost eight scholarship players to the portal so far. That’s high compared to after Iowa’s 2021 season, but not much different from many of the Hawkeyes’ Big Ten and Power Five peers.
Women’s basketball: An injury to Kate Martin’s shin casts a large shadow over No. 16 Iowa’s 87-64 rout of Minnesota.
Badgers and Hawkeyes coming off victories over ranked teams
Just days after University of Iowa Athletics posted online its first court-ordered Title IX monitor report — required as part of a settlement with female student-athletes who sued UI for violating the federal civil rights law — their attorney wrote the monitor to raise concerns with his assessment.
Felicity Taylor was a pioneer in girls’ wrestling as a prep at South Winneshiek. She continued her career at McKendree before transferring to become University of Iowa’s first women’s wrestling team. Now, she will represent Team USA at the UWW World Cup this weekend in Coralville.
Real Woods earned his degree at Stanford, earning All-American honors. He is a graduate transfer that chose University of Iowa to continue his pursuit of an NCAA wrestling title.
Women’s basketball: No. 16 Iowa hosts Minnesota -- and its four freshman starters -- at 8 p.m. Saturday.
Jack Campbell is one more All-America recognition away from being a consensus All-American.
Hawkeyes put Duke loss, short turnaround and Kris Murray absence aside, and dominate Iowa State Thursday
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