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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2018
Page
13
No. 25 Minnesota blanked Iowa 3-0 as pitchers held the Hawkeyes to seven hits. Iowa’s Rick Heller credited the pitching but bemoaned lack of offense while Tyler Cropley and Tanner Wetrich led Iowa with two hits apiece.
Illinois edged Iowa 6-5 in 10 innings at Hichelberger Field after a tied seventh. Aralee Bogar singled and scored on an error to put Iowa ahead, while Alexis Carrillo delivered the RBI single in the bottom of the eighth to seal the Illinois win.
Sioux Falls Storm built a quick lead and dominated Cedar Rapids Titans 65 to 48. Lorenzo Brown opened with a 36 yard run, while Jake Medlock passed for 172 yards and four touchdowns for the Titans. Raphael Lawson-Gayle logged 72 rushing yards and three total TDs. Connor Hollenbeck had nine receptions for 66 yards and two TDs. The Titans finished with more first downs but could not contain big plays.
Zach Johnson and Andrew Landry share the 13 under par lead at the Texas Open after a cloudy third round at TPC San Antonio. Trey Mullinax fired a course record 62 to sit one back, with Ryan Moore two strokes further behind.
Iowa's offensive line coach Tim Polasek stresses depth and a rapid race to maturity for the line. He says progress is steady but never fast enough, even after losing two senior starters last year. Offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz adds to the candid assessment as Iowa pushes toward improved play.
The Gazette reports Iowa Hawkeyes fans gain a Tiger Hawk and IO WA atop the water tower near Kinnick Stadium by Sept 1, timed for the football opener. Athletics director Gary Barta supported the idea since 2009 and a petition drew over 5300 signatures.
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