After a 2-1 ouster of No. 14-seed Missouri State in the first round of the NCAA women’s soccer tournament Friday night at the UI Soccer Complex, the third-seeded Iowa Hawkeyes are a win away from a coveted spot in the Sweet 16.
University of Iowa wrestled former Hawkeye Ned Shuck’s Bellarmine men’s program, which is in its first year of NCAA Division I postseason eligibility. The No. 2 Hawkeyes beat the Knights, 49-0, Saturday in Louisville, Ky.
Women’s basketball: When Iowa visits Drake on Sunday, it also represents a McCabe family reunion.
Iowa vs. Washington State preview: A pair of 3-0 teams with scoring depth go at it in Moline, where the Hawkeyes haven’t played in 26 years.
Iowa women’s wrestling already had plenty of talent at 145 pounds. Now with the addition of a two-time U.S. Olympic alternate, the Hawkeyes have an even more competitive group at 145.
Ned Shuck displayed a desire to coach as an Iowa wrestler and has climbed every rung of the ladder from high school to NCAA Division I at Bellarmine University. His Knights wrestle the Hawkeyes on Friday.
Harding and Freeman led Moline to the Illinois big-school boys’ basketball championship in 2023, the first in school history. Friday, their Iowa team plays Washington State in Vibrant Arena.
Iowa’s defense led the country in yards allowed per play in 2022 and 2023. The 2024 season has been a reminder of how difficult it is to sustain such an elite level of play.
Iowa didn’t mess around Wednesday in Carver, rocketing past Toledo for 94-57 win three days after an impressive 19-point win over Virginia Tech.
The Iowa women defeated Toledo 94-57 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2024.
Women’s basketball: Hawkeyes clamp down Toledo 94-57, move to 3-0.
Women’s basketball: Addie Deal, Layla Hays and Journey Houston sign with Iowa.
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