Iowa Women’s Basketball Decisions Week Prompts Draft Move
Iowa star Caitlin Clark announced she would skip a fifth season to enter the WNBA draft, likely as the top pick for Indiana. Teammate Gabbie Marshall plans a master’s in occupational therapy at UNC, while Sharon Goodman will pursue nursing after passing on another season. In Minneapolis, Iowa cruised 108 60 behind 33 from Clark and a Big Ten record 22 threes.
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Boge sisters spark North Linn to 1A state final
Macy and Molly Boge combined for 28 points nine assists and nine steals as top-ranked North Linn beat Council Bluffs St Albert 60-37 in a Class 1A semifinal at Wells Fargo Arena. North Linn (25-1) faces Newell-Fonda (24-2) in Friday night’s title game.
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Berger to retire after eight-year Iowa girls sports era
The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union chief Jean Berger, 65, announced Feb 20 she will retire after leading since 2016. A Winterset native, she previously served at UNI and Drake, with two defining moments including the state volleyball tournament move from Cedar Rapids to Coralville.
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