Second-ranked Iowa and No. 7 Iowa State split all 10 matches, but Spencer Lee made his debut with a major decision, Real Woods also debuted with a win, Cobe Siebrecht and Nelson Brands added bonus points and heavyweight Tony Cassioppi capped the 18-15 dual victory.
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.
Tamin Lipsey, an Ames native and true freshman, has loved Cyclone basketball his entire life — and now he’s No. 23 Iowa State’s protagonist at the point of attack, just like his childhood heroes.
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.
The reshaping of the Iowa State football coaching staff has begun. Head coach Matt Campbell announced the program has parted ways with offensive coordinator Tom Manning and director of strength and conditioning Dave Andrews.
For the 24th time in program history Northern Iowa volleyball is an NCAA tournament qualifier. Meanwhile, Iowa State earned its 15th NCAA bid.
Suddenly hot-shooting Caleb Grill drilled 4 of his 5 long-range shots to help the No. 23 Iowa State Cyclones overcame a sluggish start in a grinding 63-44 win over North Dakota.
Defensive end M.J. Anderson’s first season with Iowa State looks to be his last. The talented junior transfer from Minnesota announced on social media that he will forgo his final season of eligibility and declare for the NFL Draft.
The Pinning Combination is back! The Gazette’s K.J. Pilcher and Hall of Fame coach Dick Briggs talk all things wrestling in Iowa, including a preview of Sunday’s dual between the Hawkeyes and Cyclones.
Iowa State seniors Xavier Huchinson and Will McDonald have been named first-team all-Big 12 Conference by the league’s football coaches. A total of 13 Cyclones received postseason honors.
There’s just one thing for a college basketball coach to do after a 50-point win. That’s nitpick — and Iowa State head coach Bill Fennelly obliged after the No. 8 Cyclones dispatched Southern Illinois-Edwardsville, 93-43, Tuesday night at Hilton Coliseum.
Five. That’s how many different leading scorers No. 23 Iowa State has leaned on while starting the season 5-1.
Plenty of wrestling action surrounded Turkey Day. Iowa and UNI competed at Iowa State’s Harold Nichols Open. Upper Iowa dominated in its first dual. Waverly-Shell Rock claimed the team title at Linn-Mar. Here is a look at the Wrestling Weekend That Was.
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