Llewellyn Leads Iowa Gymnastics Into New Era
Iowa hired Jen Llewellyn from Washington to reshape the gymnastics program after Larissa Libby’s departure. Llewellyn, praised by athletic director Beth Goetz, touts strong recruiting, top facilities, and crowd growth goals as she builds toward a standout 2025-26 season.
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Hawkeyes Look To Extend Win Streak At Nebraska
Iowa aims for a fifth straight victory as it visits Nebraska in a tight Big Ten chase. Lucy Olsen leads scoring during the streak while Hannah Stuelke adds a 17 point effort and Alexis Markowski tops Nebraska with 14.8 points and 7.7 rebounds per game.
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Women's and men's college basketball and pro games listed
Area sports slate includes Iowa at Nebraska and North Carolina at Clemson with several night NBA and college matchups. Also features N H L results, Iowa State and Pittsburgh wrestling at Hilton, plus local radio listings and schedules.
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Boys basketball scores from Saturday METRO IOWA CITY
Saturday games featured Ankeny 79 over Iowa City Liberty 48 and Waukee Northwest 90 over C R Kennedy 61. Other results include DEA Decorah 58 over Winterset 46, Janesville 59 over North Tama 48, Lisbon 75 over Tipton 58, Meskwaki Settlement School 51 over Tripoli 49, Monticello 49 over Center Point Urbana 46, Montezuma 86 over EBF 55, Mount Vernon 61 over Fort Madison 50, Waterloo West 68 over Waterloo Columbus 36, Waverly Shell Rock 72 over Cascade 52, West Burlington 76 over Hillcrest Academy 42, and West Delaware at Independence with no report.
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College Basketball Scores From Weekend Games
A busy slate features Southern Cal routing Ohio State 84 to 63 while Baylor beats BYU 83 to 71. AP top teams tumble as UCLA tops Oregon and No.1 UCLA defeats Oregon 62 52 amid varied results.
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Midseason transfer marks college football signees list
A long roster reveals multiple midseason transfers and December signees across hawk road ranks including Jamarion Augustus Kaleb Diers Aidan Ducharme Colby Eskildsen Braylon Evans and Kaiser Smith among others from Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Florida Minnesota and Oklahoma teaching the evolving college football pipeline with players listed by height weight and school affiliations.
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Cedar Rapids
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Sutton Keller
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Janesville
Jayce Nixon
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DE Owen Ostroski
Oklahoma
Blake Pankraitz
Valor Christian
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Lincoln Way East
Ayden Price
Kaz Rebarcak
Davenport North
Tom Scherr
Wahlert Catholic
Kaiser Smith
Parker Sutherland
Theo Thomas
Totino-Grace HS
Minn
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Grace Preparatory Academy
Texas
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Macarthur HS
Jack Vinyard
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Grundy Center
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Naperville North
Josiah Young
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State Qualifiers Shine in Boys Swimming Meet
Top qualifiers include Iowa City West in 200 yard medley relay at 1 33 06 and 400 freestyle relay victory. Notable marks feature Teagen Renze Carroll 200 free 1 38 79 and Hayden Hakes IC West 500 free 4 34 95. Strong showings also from Linn-Mar, CR Washington, and IC West across multiple events.
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College scores roundup featuring Arizona Texas Tech and others
A compact list shows outcomes across teams including Washington 76 Northwestern 71 Arizona 82 Texas Tech 73 Bradley 80 Evansville 74 No 20 Arizona 82 No 13 Texas Tech 73 Maryland 90 Rutgers 81 Nebraska 79 Ohio State 71 Oklahoma State 86 Arizona State 73 No 18 Maryland 90 Rutgers 81 No 17 Memphis 90 Temple 82 and a women’s tennis score where DePaul 4, 1 indicates a match result.
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Thomas Derry Wins Phoenix Open With 260 Final Total
Thomas Derry captures the Phoenix Open at Scottsdale’s Stadium Course, earning $1,656,000 from a $9.2 million purse. Daniel Berger and Michael Kim tie for second at 267, with multiple players earning shares ranging from $414,000 to $22,851 as final-round scores shape the finish.
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Matt Wallace
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Chandler Phillips
David Skinns
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Sungine Im
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Sahith Theegala
Carson Young
Ryan Fox
Matthieu Pavon
Jesper Svensson
Madison 4 Dubuque 2 junior hockey result
In USHL action Madison defeated Dubuque 4 to 2. Other scores include Des Moines 6 Sioux City 4 and Waterloo 5 Youngstown 3. Lincoln beat Omaha 7 to 2 while Chicago 2 Green Bay 1 and Sioux Falls 6 Fargo 1. Muskegon 6 Tri City 5. UW Whitewater 6 Grinnell 1. Northern Iowa 4 Omaha 1. Missouri 3 Iowa 2. Indiana 7 Iowa 2. Iowa State 5 Harding 4 and Upper Iowa 1.
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