The Cedar Rapids Kernels went into their home game Tuesday night against Peoria a half-game behind Quad Cities for first place in the Midwest League’s Western Division.A 7-6, 10-inning win coupled with a QC loss jumped C.R. into first place by a half-game. The Kernels have nine first-half games remaining.
ESPN will provide coverage of the NCAA Championships on Wednesday and Thursday, starting at 6 p.m. ESPN2 will air events Friday (7 p.m.) and Saturday (8 p.m.)
Photos from the Iowa High School baseball teams Cedar Rapids Prairie met Iowa City High at Mercer Park in Iowa City Monday, June 9, 2025
Cedar Rapids Prairie’s Michael Day juggled the tennis postseason with the start of baseball. He helped the Hawks boys’ tennis team finish second at state and contributed to their 15-0 start in baseball.
Ogden column: Mount Mercy grad and former star pitcher in Cedar Rapids for Teleconnect leads Texas to NCAA Women’s College World Series title
Prep softball: Katie Pilcher matches school slugging record (34 career home runs and counting); Cedar Rapids Xavier sweeps Cedar Rapids Jefferson to reach 15-0.
Marion is a work in progress, according to head coach Steve Fish. The Wolves are 7-2 and lead the Wamac Conference East Division. They are third in the latest Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association poll.
Iowa also announced “Flight Funds” to help pay for the cost of revenue sharing with athletes.
Women’s basketball: Iowa’s Hannah Stuelke, ISU duo among 21 trying out for USA Basketball AmeriCup Team
Iowa track and field “already kind of planned on having a smaller roster” regardless of the House vs. NCAA settlement situation.
Division leads are at stake in the Mississippi Valley Conference. Another big Upper Iowa Conference matchup occurs. Tri-Rivers Conference has a battled between division leaders and Dyersville Beckman visits the Quad Cities. Here is a look at some notable games this week.
Four years after going to Mexico for a psychedelic, plant-based treatment to alleviate symptoms of brain injury from years of head trauma, the former Iowa All-American football player remains healthy, in good cheer, and ready to help others with mental health issues.
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