Area basketball double bill for Iowa City fans this summer
The Prime Time Basketball League marks its 15th men’s season June 15 to July 26 at North Liberty Recreation Center with current and former Hawkeyes. A new women’s league runs June 17 to July 24, Sundays and Tuesdays, also at North Liberty. Drafts June 13 for women and June 14 for men. Notable players include Reggie Evans, Jared Reiner, Dean Oliver, and Jamie Carey among others.
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Monarchos Ready for Preakness After Pimlico Workout
Kentucky Derby winner Monarchos with exercise rider Bryan Beccia gallops at Pimlico in Baltimore as he prepares for the 126th Preakness Stakes. Monarchos drew the No. 7 post and is listed as a 2-1 favorite.
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Big Bend Conference reshaping as schools seek new leagues
Maquoketa Community School District backs Wamac membership for itself DeWitt Central and Western Dubuque follow. Anamosa Monticello accept Tri-Rivers bids as Cascade weighs option. Beckman eyes Wamac or Tri-Rivers. Changes take effect 2003-04 with divisions defined for big and small schools.
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Hall of Fame coach Ralph Miller remembered for Six Pack era
The Gazette recalls Ralph Miller, famed Hall of Fame basketball coach, who died at 82. He won 674 career games and built the 1969-70 Iowa Hawkeyes into a high scoring, fast breaking unit averaging 102.9 in league play. Teammate Ken Grabinski recalls the team as unforgettable and practice worthy.
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Kimm seeks walk on with Iowa Hawkeyes basketball
Former Cedar Rapids Prairie standout Josh Kimm plans to enroll at the University of Iowa this fall and try out as a walk-on for the Hawkeyes. After leaving Kansas State in December, he returns home to Cedar Rapids to finish school and regain footing financially while awaiting a possible one-year offer.
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Illinois State Faces Iowa In NCAA Regional Softball Showdown
Illinois State senior April Schermann notes a charged rivalry as No. 5 seed ISU (35-16) meets No. 2 seed Iowa (45-12) at Pearl Field in a first round regional. Iowa owns three wins in four meetings with ISU, including a March 27 3-1 nine inning win. Coach Gayle Blevins cites focus amid tight games as both teams seek progression.
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