After dropping the last two games, the Hawkeyes make it clear that they aren’t yielding to the notion of a close loss, but rather finding ways break through for wins.
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After dropping the last two games, the Hawkeyes make it clear that they aren’t yielding to the notion of a close loss, but rather finding ways break through for wins.
That’s an individual choice Toure makes for the No. 2 Cyclones (16-0, 3-0), who have notched exactly one win at Phog Allen since 2005.
Longtime Cedar Rapids Kernels clubhouse manager Ron “Roady” Plein died Saturday in his hometown of Dubuque. Plein began his career in professional baseball in 1975 with the Quad City Angels, moving to the Kernels when the California Angels moved their Midwest League affiliate to Cedar Rapids in 1993.
There was some change this week in the IHSAA’s boys basketball poll. A whopping eight schools fell out of the top 10, including three in Class 4A.
Women’s basketball: After three games out with injury, Kylie Feuerbach returns, and her lockdown ability triggers a second-half comeback for No. 14 Iowa.
The Cyclones — who will be without Brown and Jackson for a while — simply couldn’t handle West Virginia’s always-tough pressure as they tumbled to their third straight loss, 83-70, Sunday before a crowd of 10,009 at Hilton Coliseum.
The Hawkeyes trailed by as many as 18 points against Illinois, but failed to complete the comeback for a second-straight game.
Pantini's talents have spread to other areas over the years. He can be heard announcing Coe football, Cedar Rapids RoughRiders hockey and Cedar Rapids Kernels baseball, but his No. 1 priority has always been announcing for Linn-Mar.
February 4 is National Girls and Sports Day across the country. Club, youth, high school and even collegiate sports programs will be marking the day in various ways.
Philip Jacobs wants to be his best but he is also focused on Linn-Mar’s team success. He’s willing to do whatever helps the team, moving up to 190 pounds. Jacobs went 5-0 and host Linn-Mar claimed the team title Saturday at the Lions Duals.
The Cowboys (13-3, 1-2) led by as many as nine points in the first half and went on several mini runs in the second half to keep ISU from running away with the game. But rebounding proved to be Oklahoma State’s bane, as the Cyclones grabbed 36 boards to its 29, including a 9-to-3 edge on the offensive glass.
In a non-conference boys basketball game, Marion visited No. 3 Cedar Rapids Xavier Saturday to win 74-60 led by junior Tait Rahe’s 26 points.
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