Iowa women’s basketball: Summer practice has begun at Iowa, and with that comes the first steps of ‘melding’ a roster that features sixth-year Kylie Feuerbach and five ‘newbies.’
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Iowa women’s basketball: Summer practice has begun at Iowa, and with that comes the first steps of ‘melding’ a roster that features sixth-year Kylie Feuerbach and five ‘newbies.’
Photos from the Iowa women’s basketball practice at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
High school softball: Dubuque Wahlert’s Julia Roth delivers a pair of clutch hits in the opener, and the 3A top-ranked Golden Eagles go on to sweep 5A No. 2 Linn-Mar.
The Hawkeyes got the best of Rutgers’ Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey, as well as No. 11 draftee Cedric Coward of Washington State. Things didn’t go as well against the Nos. 13, 20, 21, 25, 27 picks, but you can’t win them all.
The Iowa High School Athletic Association released the Class 3A and 4A substate pairings that begin July 11. The 1A and 2A districts and substates have already been released and start July 5. Here’s some matchups to of Gazette area Iowa High School Baseball teams.
The first-ever NCAA women’s wrestling championships will be in the University of Iowa’s backyard.
The Cedar Rapids Kernels lost Wednesday afternoon to South Bend, 4-1, at Veterans Memorial Stadium. They didn’t have many opportunities to steal bases, which has been a big weapon this season for them. They already have more swiped bags in 70 games than last season’s Kernels had in 132. And they are swiping them at an 88-percent clip.
For decades, youth sports programs, coaches and parents pushed the idea of specialization for participants, thinking focusing on one sport would increase chances of collegiate recruitment and future professional opportunities. Here’s why a multi-sport athlete has more opportunities.
Aaron Graves has a big Saturday ahead of him as he gets married this weekend. As for Saturdays in the fall, Graves hopes to improve his leadership on the defensive line.
The town of Quasqueton recently had a visitor that came and went
Sports Time Machine: Former Wilson High School star Tom Farmer was first Metro prep to be drafted and play in the NFL
High school softball notes: With 10 wins in their last 11 games, the Beckman Blazers are closing in on a River Valley Conference North Division softball title.
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