Iowa City banquet honors Megan Gustafson and peers
Megan Gustafson earned three awards at the Iowa women’s basketball team banquet including the All American Coaches Award best rebounder and best field goal percentage leader. Other winners included Chase Coley Kathleen Doyle Makenzie Meyer Carly Mohns Alexis Sevillian and Hannah Stewart for various honors. In Peoria Cedar Rapids Kernels beat Peoria 12 9 behind multi homer game by Alex Kirilloff improving to 5-0.
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Gatens Named Director of Operations for Drake Basketball
Drake University announces Matt Gatens as the men's basketball program director of operations. A former Iowa guard from 2008 to 2012 and two-time All-Big Ten selection, Gatens also captained Iowa in college and earned Mr. Basketball honors at Iowa City High after guiding the 2008 4A state title run. He previously spent last season on Auburn’s staff.
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Burlington leaves MAC for Southeast Iowa Conference
Burlington High School will exit the Mississippi Athletic Conference after the 2018-19 school year and join the Southeast Iowa Conference. The MAC may seek new member(s) to replace Burlington. Current MAC members include Davenport North Davenport West Davenport Central Davenport Assumption Clinton Muscatine Pleasant Valley North Scott Bettendorf.
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Iowa Hawkeyes add versatile tackles in 2018 OL class
The Gazette outlines Iowa's 2018 offensive line targets led by Cody Ince and Jack Plumb. Keegan Bender and Cole Bannart provide depth at center, with Kirk Ferentz emphasizing the center’s role in protections. Cory Nelson notes Ince's development from freshman to standout tackle prospects.
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Iowa Hawkeyes face quarterback transfers and a changing rule
Iowa football navigates transfer rule changes that let players move after earning degrees. Tyler Wiegers left for Eastern Michigan and Ryan Boyle sought new opportunities while Nate Stanley emerged as a standout in 2019, tying the school record with 26 TD passes.
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Elion Hits for Cycle as Iowa Hawks Win at Home
Coe College faced Iowa at Duane Banks Field as Elion, from Chicago, belted two home runs and hit for the cycle with a triple, double, and single. The sophomore added a three run homer for six RBIs in a 16 4 victory that featured ESPN Top 10 play eligibility.
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