Iowa State Adds Evangelia Paulk From Wofford
SIDELINE AMES Iowa State women s basketball coach Bill Fennelly announced the signing of Evangelia Paulk for 2025 26 season. Paulk transfers from Wofford and has two years of eligibility remaining. She earned Southern Conference Player and Defensive Player of the Year honors and started all 29 games averaging 12.8 points 8.4 rebounds and 3.3 steals.
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District draws revealed in 2A 1A by IHSAA
Postseason assignments for boys tennis were released by the IHSAA on Friday. The district singles and doubles tournaments are May 14, with champions and runners up advancing to the state May 27-28 at eight sites. In 2A locally, Washington and Prairie head to Marshalltown, Jefferson Kennedy and Iowa City West to Ottumwa, and Iowa City Liberty to Iowa City High. Marion goes to Waterloo Columbus in 1A. Team substate begins May 17 and brackets come Friday.
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Mount Mercy Falls In Heart of America Title Game
OZARK Mo Mount Mercy baseball lost the Heart of America title game to Central Methodist 11 3 Monday The Mustangs Jeremy Figueroa and Josh Notriano combined for four of seven hits Postseason fate to be revealed at 4 p m NAIA selection show Cedar Rapids Kirkwood closed regular season taking two of three from Iowa Central in Fort Dodge Eagles finish 86 20 open Region 11 Tournament Thursday against Northeast at Merchants Park Carroll LOOKING FOR MORE
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Gazette selects preseason area Super Ten for softball
The Gazette previews the season with Jeff Linder’s preseason Super Ten ranking for area softball teams as practices begin, highlighting anticipated top performers and key matchups.
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Timberwolves learn to talk and trust locker room again
After an 8-10 start and a fourth straight loss to Sacramento, Anthony Edwards opened up about how the Wolves must break out of shells and communicate. By playoff time versus the Lakers the same squad had found candid locker room dialogue that Edwards praised as essential to their chance.
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Diaw family pride as Kernels catcher KD makes pro debut
Isma Diaw watches son Khadim Diaw, starting catcher for the Cedar Rapids Kernels, in his first full pro season at Veterans Memorial Stadium. A third round pick by Minnesota in last July's MLB Draft from Loyola Marymount, Khadim walked on to college ball and has shown athletic versatility to play multiple positions as Kernels manager Bri an Meyer notes his adaptability.
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Hilmer Opens 2025 IMCA Run With Runner-Up at The Bullring
Dysart's Brady Hilmer returns to Benton County Speedway for the IMCA Northern SportMod feature opener in Vinton. After a tough prep pace, he charges through 15 laps with several cautions to finish second behind Daniel Harris of Excelsior Springs. The 21-year-old notes a strong comeback after a 12th-place showing at Independence Motor Speedway and calls The Bullring home.
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