College football season ramps up this weekend. American Rivers Conference begins league play. Coe’s dynamic offense hosts Nebraska Wesleyan, while Cornell’s offense will need a jumpstart. Wartburg looks to continue its conference streak and Upper Iowa hits the road to face a top-25 foe. Here are five small college football storylines.
Iowa High School Tennis: Team regional start play at multiple sites around the state Saturday, September 20, 2025
High school cross country: Linn-Mar’s Ethan Cheney finishes third in a Rich Engel Classic boys field that wasn’t as crowded at the front as it could have been.
The Eagles have adjusted to the new style of football, posting their first 3-0 start since 2011. Midland faces its toughest test with a trip to No. 8 Wapsie Valley at Fairbank.
Former Hawkeye and Big Ten Network reporter Anthony Herron joins Madison Hricik to discuss Kirk Ferentz 206th win, the Iowa Hawkeyes matchup against Rutgers and the Big Ten Conference football.
In continued celebration of its 100th anniversary, Hawkeye Downs has teamed up with Benton County Speedway to bring dirt back to its quarter-mile track for “Dirt at the Downs,” a six-week series of racing events set to begin Saturday.
Women’s basketball: Big Ten announces the 2025-26 schedule. Inviting home opponents include Michigan State, Michigan, Nebraska and Ohio State.
Photos from Iowa State vs. Iowa volleyball at Xtream Arena Wednesday, September 17, 2025
This time, it is boys’ tennis that will see change. Beginning this spring, only the top 32 teams in each class will qualify for postseason team play and doubles matches will be contested first with singles to follow.
For the second time in five months, the Saints will be sending their entire team to the Class 1A state singles and doubles tournament after sweeping the titles and runner-up slots at the rain-delayed regional tournament at Grinnell on Thursday.
Ben McCollum’s first game as Iowa’s coach is Nov. 4. His first matchup with a Big Ten foe is Dec. 2 at Michigan State.
The Hawkeyes offense hasn’t been perfect, but its slow improvement could help with confidence to start Big Ten play against Rutgers
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