Dahm energizes Hawkeyes as new coach aims to end mediocrity
Iowa baseball hires Jack Dahm bringing intensity and athletic recruits after seven straight losing seasons. The Hawkeyes, led by pitcher Nathan Johnson and new transfers, target improvement and a potential run at the Big Ten tournament. The season opens with three games at Centenary followed by a March 23 home date with Western Illinois.
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Warriors prime for district success in swimming
Washington hosts district meet with Cedar Rapids Jefferson Kennedy Xavier Decorah Dubuque Hempstead Dubuque Senior Iowa City Linn-Mar competing. Sophomore B J Kolsrud clocked 21.75 in the 50 yard free and 48.09 in the 100 free, top state marks. 24 swimmers per event advance to state at Iowa City next Saturday. District meets begin at 12 30 p m.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Hopeful For NCAA Bid After Win Over Louisville
Iowa faces a six‑team cluster in the Big Ten and must win the remaining games to reach 17‑10 overall and 10‑6 in conference. Selection committee chair Bowlsby says leagues aren’t ranked collectively and teams are judged individually on schedule strength, quality wins, and last 10 games.
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Michigan at Iowa headlines busy Division I Saturday slate
Michigan visits Iowa at Carver-Hawkeye Arena as part of a multi game card. Notable matchups include Texas at Iowa State and Creighton at Drake with key players Bernard Robinson and Pierre Pierce highlighted.
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Reiner Likely Out For Iowa This Season
Iowa coach Steve Alford doubts Jared Reiner will return this season after foot surgery. Reiner, a 6-11 senior, led last season's Big Ten in rebounds and started 12 of 13 games before injury. He may seek a medical hardship to play next year, which would affect eligibility.
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Drake women rally to snap 18 game streak
Drake defeats No. 23 Southwest Missouri State 73 67 ending the nation leading 18 game winning streak. Sayavongcand scored 15 and Pegram and Martin added 14 each as Drake overturns a 16 point deficit with a 13 2 run to grab the lead and seal the win with late free throws.
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