Hogan brings title experience to Iowa basketball
In a 1999 transfer, Ryan Hogan aims to bring leadership and winning experience to the Iowa program. A Kentucky transfer and NCAA champion pedigree under Tubby Smith, Hogan spent a year off, improved in private workouts with Luke Becker, and trained in the Prime Time League to ready for his two remaining years of eligibility.
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Wilkinson
Hawkeyes
Ryan Hogan
Iowa
Hogan
Kentucky
Tubby Smith
Utah
Iowa City
Deerfield
Steve Alford
Luke Becker
Indiana
Arizona
Hawkeye
Duez Henderson
Rod Thompson
New Hawk
North Liberty
Mount Pleasant hosts fundraiser for Rod White family
The Mount Pleasant community raises money to send Rod White's wife Maria and their infant son Cole to Sydney for the Summer Contributions. Donations can be sent to the Rod White Olympic Fund at Wayland State Bank, 301 S. Main St., Mount Pleasant, Iowa 52641. A lunch hour fundraiser today and Saturday at Dave's SuperValu features White for autographs and photos with fans.
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Mount Pleasant
Rod White
Maria
Cole
Sydney
Wayland State Bank
S. Main St
Iowa
Dave's SuperValu
White
Olympic archer Rod White eyes second Sydney gold
Rod White, 23, a 1996 Atlanta gold medalist, trains in his hometown pondering another Olympic gold for Sydney 2000. He notes most arrows hit near the bulls eye in practice as 64 archers compete individually and in six teams for the title, in open air with recurve bows and weather posing a key test.
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Rod White
Atlanta
Sydney
Australia
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White
U.S
Archery Stars Eye Sydney Competition for Summer Games
In Sydney during the September to October Summer Games, archery runs September 17 to 22 with weather shifts affecting arrows. U S archer White expects the United States to defend the team title and aims for the individual crown, citing mental edge over physical gifts and relish for Olympic pressure.
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White
All state soccer selections include limited MVC players
Iowa high school coaches released all state girls and boys soccer honors. Only one MVC girl made the first team, Lindsey May of Wahlert, while Pleasant Valley and other schools placed multiple players on 1A and 2A lists. Boys featured Nate Kaeding and Adam Zenor among 2A first team selections.
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Mississippi Valley Conference
MVC
Iowa High School
West
Des Moines
Urbandale
West Des Moines Valley
Sioux City Heelan
Wahlert, Bettendorf
Davenport Central
Pleasant Valley
Adel DeSoto
Council Bluffs St. Albert
Lindsay Greenwood
Nicky Darling
Amy Goodrich
Darling
Goodrich
Maria Froelich
Iowa City High
Nicole Gatens
Iowa
Iowa City West
Nate Kaeding
Aaron Sheffield
Kaeding
Sheffield
State
Iowa has two profitable UI sports teams in budget plan
The University of Iowa expects two profitable teams, football and men’s basketball, to fund the rest as it proposes a 2001 operating budget of 27.79 million dollars. The plan, submitted to the state Board of Regents, reflects a near 2.2 million hike driven by foundation funds for scholarships and includes football salaries and road game travel costs.
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U of I
Bob Bowlsby
Kirk Ferentz
Steve Alford
Iowa
Alford
Hawkeyes
Larry Bruner
University of Iowa Athletics Budget Highlights
The University of Iowa proposes a budget of 27.79 million dollars for athletics featuring major allocations across basketball wrestling football and scholarships. Men’s income includes ten thousand dollars in volleyball while women’s expenses appear alongside other program allocations.
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University of Iowa
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