Kirkwood men’s golf program is one of the best in the country and now it finally has a national title to go with that claim
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Kirkwood men’s golf program is one of the best in the country and now it finally has a national title to go with that claim
Coe keeps getting it done, topping Rowan 2-1 on Friday night at the Division III World Series at Taylor Field.
Baseball players are a superstitious lot. A player from Baldwin Wallace University meticulously lined up every one of his team’s aluminum bats next to its dugout prior to its NCAA Division III College World Series game Friday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Stadium. The pregame seance, if you will, worked great, as Baldwin Wallace beat Endicott, 13-9.
The eight-team, double-elimination NCAA Division III College World Series begins Friday morning at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids. The is the fourth and final year Cedar Rapids will host the event, which runs through next week.
Ogden column: Upper Iowa University had to cut seven sports last week because of enrollment revenue issues; other small college could be facing the same problem down the road.
Cornell’s Darren Mancke reached base three times with two hits, scored twice and drove in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning of the Rams’ 9-7 victory over rival Coe.
Kirkwood is seeded third in the 16-team NJCAA women’s basketball tournament, but will be missing two guards when it opens against Catawba on Tuesday in Port Huron, Mich.
Third-ranked Kirkwood will defend national title after beating Iowa Western, 62-54, in Region XI championship
Upper Iowa senior 165-pounder Chase Luensman completed his mission of becoming an NCAA Division II national champion. He completed his title run with a 9-7 decision over Western Colorado’s Hunter Mullin.
A women’s basketball gem, veteran Kirkwood coach Kim Muhl will notch his 1,000th career win next month.
Ogden column: The daughter of a high school basketball coach, Jill Williams has the Kirkwood volleyball team in the NJCAA tournament for the ninth time and fifth in a row.
Rams defeat Kohawks 4-2.
You can take Seth Wing out of Winona State but the school was never out of the baseball coach’s system. When the Warriors needed a new leader for their program, many factors made it the right move for Wing to return.
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