Gustafson Named to Sports Illustrated All American Team
Iowa junior Megan Gustafson earns a spot on Sports Illustrated first team alongside Katie Lou Samuelson Sabrina Ionescu A ja Wilson and Kalani Brown. The list honors top players across Division I women basketball.
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Sports Illustrated
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Oregon
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South Carolina
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Baylor
RoughRiders edge Waterloo in 5 4 shootout win
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders beat Waterloo 5-4 at Cedar Rapids Ice Arena to claim the game after a 4-4 tie through regulation and overtime. Marek Valach scored the winner as goalie Jiri Patera denied three Black Hawks shots. The RoughRiders host Green Bay Gamblers next.
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Iowa State Buckets Star Tyler Cook Enters NBA Draft
Iowa forward Tyler Cook, leading scorer and rebounder for the Hawkeyes, launched his early entry into the June NBA Draft without an agent. He will work out for teams through the process, with the combine set for May in Chicago and withdrawal deadline June 11.
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Cascade caps 2A title honoring Marshall legacy
Cascade beat Treynor 49 38 to win the Iowa Class 2A boys basketball title at Wells Fargo Arena. Coach Jacob Brindle, succeeding Al Marshall, credited the team’s culture and history, as players including Gannon O’Brien highlighted Marshall’s impact. An 18 0 run propelled Cascade late in the third and fourth quarters.
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Dubuque County
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Cedar Falls Dominates West Des Moines In 4A Championship
Cedar Falls Tigers beat Iowa City West 65 45 to capture their first boys basketball title. A J Green scored 36 points with ample help from Logan Wolf and Ben Gerdes as CF surged ahead early and never trailed. West had extra rest but CF emerged champions after three games in three days.
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Logan Wolf
Ben Gerdes
Stephen Mally
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Mason Abbas
Serbian Sims
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