Reese sets the stage for Sky comeback in marquee opener
Chicago Sky star Angel Reese aims to translate her record setting rookie year into wins with a stronger start against Indiana. The Sky reshaped their roster after a 13-27 season and a playoff miss, adding Tyler Marsh as coach, Courtney Vandersloot, and Ariel Atkins to pace Reese and Kamilla Cardoso. Reese, who posted league records for double doubles and rebounds, voiced focus on winning and consistency as she returns from a wrist injury that sidelined her late last season.
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Freshman Ainsley Wilson wins MVC golf meet medalist honors
Iowa City West freshman Ainsley Wilson shot 3-under 66 to claim medalist honors at the Mississippi Valley Conference Divisional girls golf meet at Bunker Hill in Dubuque. Cedar Rapids Xavier won team title with 309, topping Western Dubuque by 11 as Wilson edged Linn-Mar’s Morgan Rupp by four strokes.
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Epilogue Saggau dies at 96 longtime IHSAA director
Bernie Saggau, executive director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association from 1967 to 2005, died at 96. A Denison native and Buena Vista College alum, he led the creation of the football playoffs in 1972 and Iowa’s adoption of the 3 point shot in 1982 while prioritizing sportsmanship and student health.
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Mavericks win NBA draft lottery and ignite Flagg hype
Dallas won the No 1 pick in the upcoming NBA draft as Cooper Flagg tops the list of potential selections. The Mavericks defied 1.8 percent odds to claim the top slot, aiming to bolster a franchise that reached the Finals last season.
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