Iowa women’s basketball banquet honors Hawkeyes leaders
Senior Mor gan Johnson won Best Defender and Coaches awards at the Iowa women’s basketball banquet. Sophomore Melissa Dixon earned Hardest Worker, junior Theatrra Taylor Most Improved, and Senior Trisha Nesbitt received the Dr Christine Grant Leadership Award. Johnson Jaime Printy and sophomore Samantha Logic led Hawkeyes in statistical categories.
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Dermody, Hibbing lead Iowa past Kansas State 6-1
Matt Dermody and Nick Hibbing combined to limit Kansas State to one run on seven hits in a Friday win at Duane Banks Field. Taylor Kaufman collected three of Iowa’s 11 hits as Dermody improved to 6-1 pitching six innings for the victory.
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Meet the Kernels Tyler Grimes Catcher Bid from Wichita State
Fifth round Twins pick from 2011, Tyler Grimes played shortstop early pros and now tries catcher. He batted .225 in 42 Beloit games and .202 in 105 Snappers games with 17 doubles and seven homers in 322 at bats. Former Iowa football star Micah Hyde appears on On Iowa Live at The Fieldhouse Monday at 6:30 p.m. on KCRG 9.2.
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Keenan Davis seeks NFL chance after Iowa career
Keenan Davis, former Iowa wide receiver, trains with Donovan McNabb and prepares for Shrine Game workouts as he eyes an NFL opportunity. The Cedar Rapids Washington alumnus could be drafted late or sign as a free agent after the April 25-27 NFL draft while balancing studies and workouts. Davis totaled 112 receptions for 1,470 yards in his Iowa career, with 97 catches in his final two seasons and one touchdown as a senior.
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Day leads Masters as Day fires 4 under par near halfway
Jason Day put himself in prime position to claim Australia’s first green jacket by firing a four under par 68 to lead Augusta National at six under 138. The 25-year-old veteran, runner up in prior Masters, parred a 13 foot birdie at 16 to break a three way tie amid swirling winds.
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Young eighth grader Guan plays Masters amid slow round penalties
At Augusta National Tianlang Guan, 14, faced a one shot penalty for slow play during his Masters round as Zach Johnson navigated a five hour 35 minute day. Jason Day led the field while Guan qualified for the weekend with a four over total.
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