Stout Injures Wrist in Backyard Accident for UNI
Grant Stout a 6-8 UNI forward is sidelined after breaking both forearm bones in a backdoor wrist injury while pulling a branch from a tree during a backyard fire. He will be examined for possible surgery. Stout is set to be a senior and earned first-team All-Missouri Valley last season with 12.1 points and 8.9 rebounds per game.
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Cedar Falls
Northern Iowa
Grant Stout
Stout
UNI
Don Bishop
Bishop
College Football Yearbook Highlights Iowa UNI Standouts
Street & Smith's 2006 College Football Yearbook names Iowa as 21st ranked and Ken Iwebema as preseason all American. Albert Young Kyle Schlicher Scott Chandler and Drew Tate receive honorable mention all American in Division I A. Northern Iowa in I A A ranked fifth with Eric Sanders named preseason Gateway Conference Offensive Player of the Year.
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Iowa
Ken Iwebema
Street & Smith
Albert Young
Kyle Schlicher
Scott Chandler
Drew Tate
Northern Iowa
Eric Sanders
Oelwein Prep
Iowa Hawkeyes Star Solverson Tears ACL Again
University of Iowa forward Johanna Solverson tears the ACL in her right knee for the second time in as many years. The fifth year senior suffered the injury in a Game Time League game in North Liberty, with MRI confirming the tear.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Johanna Solverson
Solverson
North Liberty
Chicago
Lisa
Bluder
Norway Tigers reframe final season memory in scrimmage
Jim Van Scoyoc closed out a Norway scrimmage victory as pitcher-turned closer. Kent Stock, ex-coach and 1991 state title winner, wore No. 40 Jersey for a nostalgia filled night alongside actor Sean Astin as filming for The Final Season advances.
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Gazette
Norway
Jim van Scoyoc
van Scoyoc
Kent Stock
Tigers
Stock
Norway Diamond
Memory Lane
South Clay
Marshalltown
Sean Astin
Cliff Jette
the Gazette
Norway Tigers
Austin and Stock
Powers Boothe
Beavers win first CWS title after dramatic eighth
Oregon State beats North Carolina 3 2 to claim the College World Series title. Beavers improve to 50 16 and become the first team to lose twice in Omaha and win the national crown. Rowe scores on Steed error in the eighth to break a 2 2 tie as Buck holds UNC in ninth.
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Oregon State
Mitch Canham
North Carolina
Garrett Gore
Omaha
Neb
Bill Rowe
Bryan Steed
Beavers
Rowe
Tyler Graham
Tar Heels
Andrew Miller
Detroit
Daniel Bard
Ryan Gipson
Steed
Tim Fedorowicz
Dallas Buck
Kevin Gunderson
Josh Horton
Chad Flack
Buck
Seth Williams
Benji Johnson
Horton
Johnson
Athletes Power Up Through Local Training Program
Phil Johnson runs Sport Performance Enhancement Training Programs in Coralville aiming to boost athletes’ power through acceleration. He compares performance to cars, seeking rapid 0-to-60 times rather than top speed and cites influence from Iowa coaches and local programs. Ally Weaver, future Iowa City West senior, supports the approach.
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Iowa City West
Phil Johnson
Weaver
Coralville
J.R. Ogden
Johnson
Rere
Strengthcoach
Hotmall.com
Branch of
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s
Mercy
Iowa
Chris Doyle
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