Iowa State closed out spring drills with most of the regulars sitting out the scrimmage. ISU has high hopes after finishing 7-6 last season.
That’s ISU coach Matt Campbell who says spring was another step toward building to next season.
Campbell says there is a ways to go for this team to reach its potential.
The offense is experienced and Campbell feels the Cyclones are getting better at the line of scrimmage.
The Cyclones open next season at home against North Dakota on August 31st.
Wednesday was State Tournament qualifying day for area girls golfers. Girls soccer tournaments continued as well with the quarterfinals in Class
Jan Jensen is ready to lead a seamless transition for the Iowa women’s basketball program. After spending the last 24-years as
With a spot in the Big Ten Tournament secured the Iowa Hawkeye baseball team closes the regular seaaon with a three
Northwest Iowa Community College (NCC) has announced the addition of Jenna Pringnitz to both its women’s soccer team and the Powerline
Iowa City, Iowa — Legislation that Governor Kim Reynolds recently signed into law expands the definition of “pedestrian” in Iowa, which
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