Cornell College Names Schlabaugh New Head Coach
Cornell College announces Dave Schlabaugh former Williamsburg coach named head men’s basketball coach. He previously served as Cornell assistant last season helping the Rams finish third in the Midwest Conference and earn the program’s first postseason berth since 2009-10. Schlabaugh also coached at Williamsburg 2008-15 and assisted at Iowa Lakes Community College Morningside College and Mid-Prairie High School.
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Coe Draws Grinnell in NJCAA Regional
The Kohawks 35th ranked Coe College men’s tennis team faces Grinnell in the NCAA Regional in St. Peter Minnesota. Coe (25-5) meets Grinnell (18-9) on Friday with the winner earning a spot to play sixth ranked Chicago on Saturday.
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Coe Women’s Tennis Heads to NCAA Regional in Chicago
The Coe College Kohawks travel to Chicago for the NCAA Regional Championships marking their sixth straight regional appearance. Coe, with an 18 9 record, meets Augustana 24 6 in the first round at the University of Chicago.
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Logan Lombana Promising Twins Pitcher Enters 3rd Farm Season
Logan Lombana, a 22-year-old right handed pitcher from Daly City, California, is in his third season within the Minnesota Twins farm system. After a 14 game stint with the Kernels and a single appearance for Fort Myers last year, he posted a 5.06 ERA with Cedar Rapids and began his career in 2015 with Elizabethton, going 1-2 with a save in 15 games.
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On Iowa and Inside Track podcasts recap
The Gazette hosts Marc Morehouse and Scott Dochterman discuss football and the Jane Meyer case on the On Iowa podcast while Jeremiah Davis and co host Danny Lehmkuhl analyze motorsports in Eastern Iowa on Inside Track.
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Coe's Heitland tries slot receiver shot with 49ers
NCAA Division III All-American Trevor Heitland of Coe College and Cedar Rapids Kennedy joined 87 other tryouts at the NFL 49ers rookie minicamp in Santa Clara. He earned praise for plenty of reps and a memorable experience alongside Beathard and Kittle, with no guarantee of a spot.
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Farley Speedway Unveils $225000 Weekend Purses
Farley Speedway owners aim for a motorsports park with major IMCA events. Modifieds race for $50000 to win and Sports Mods for $20000, unprecedented in Iowa under IMCA rules. Cars from 19 states and two countries expected as renovations modernize Turns 3 4 and pit area.
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Automated strike zones in baseball debate grows
Paul Sullivan weighs whether technology will replace umpires. Despite Pitchcast and three-camera tracking, the game still relies on human umpires since 1876. Viewers now see pitch calls instantly, fueling debates while managers and players complain about balls and strikes.
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