It was a toasty one for the Zach Johnson Foundation Classic on Monday at Elmcrest Country Club, but that didn’t stop them from raising a lot of money for the kids.
Iowa State Athletics Director Jamie Pollard and Iowa State University President Dr. Wendy Wintersteen issued a joint statement late Monday regarding Oklahoma and Texas’ plan to leave the Big 12 Conference.
The Bobcat softball team silenced the doubters by winning the state championship in Fort Dodge and it all started with the simple notion of just wanting to have fun on Fridays.
Lee sees the new NIL laws as a positive for student-athletes but isn’t putting too much thought into it himself, his focus is on returning to the Hawkeyes and winning a fourth national title
What started as sunglasses morphed into what the team called a “box of fun”. Funny hats, microphones, and floaties all included. All of which making appearances in Fort Dodge which helped settle the nerves that come with playing on the big stage.
The Lynx will play in their third-consecutive 2A Championship game after winning in 2019 and finishing runner-up in 2020. The Lynx will battle Earlham on Thursday at 7:30.
The University of Iowa men’s basketball player who swept all major postseason awards for his final season playing for the Hawkeyes has added one more trophy to the case.
With the win, the Wildcats improve to 22-7 on the season and advance to the substate championship game where they will face off against the Lisbon Lions.
For the first time since March of 2020, Special Olympic Athletes in various counties surrounding Waterloo and Cedar Falls were able to compete on Saturday, in-person, amongst friends and family.
While expectations for the Hawkeyes aren’t nearly as high as they were at this time last year, McCaffery and Toussaint don’t care. They are ready to take their new and expanded roles to take the conference by surprise
The North Linn Lynx have some big time pop this season, leading the state in home runs with 43 including back to back jacks in the regional championship win against Alburnett.
Wirfs was honored at the high school auditorium on Saturday morning and then participated in the Heritage Days’ parade in the afternoon. On the main stage in downtown Mount Vernon, former coaches spoke and presented Wirfs with the award
With the win, the defending champion Cougars (27-9) advance to the region title game and will take on the Jefferson J-Hawks (26-14) with a berth at state on the line.
