(Hawkeyesports.com) IOWA CITY, Iowa — As plans move forward for a full capacity at Kinnick Stadium in 2021 and all University of Iowa home athletic events throughout the year, single game tickets for University of Iowa home football games will go on sale in early July.

Single game tickets for all home football games will go on sale to I-Club members and season ticket holders beginning Sunday, July 11. Single game ticket sales to the general public will begin Thursday, July 15.

“We are preparing for and planning for 100 percent capacity and excited to welcome fans back to Kinnick Stadium and all of our venues,” said Gary Barta, Henry B. and Patricia B. Tippie Director of Athletics Chair. “We are coming off one of the most successful athletic seasons in program history and are looking forward to continuing that momentum. Having our fans in the stands, cheering on our student-athletes, will only add to the success.”

Season tickets for Iowa’s seven home games in Kinnick Stadium remain on sale, and are available via hawkeyesports.com/Tickets, or by calling the UI athletics ticket office at 1-800-IA-HAWKS. The ticket office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. University of Iowa faculty/staff should contact the UI Athletics Ticket Office for season tickets. Season tickets for UI students also remain on sale.

“There is nothing better than playing in front of our loyal and supportive fans in Kinnick Stadium,” said Kirk Ferentz, Moon Family head football coach. “A capacity crowd brings energy and enthusiasm to our players and everyone within the program.”

Fight for Iowa (FFI), Black Mini Plan, and Gold Mini Plan ticket options are sold out.

All tickets in 2021 will be mobile. Fans may access tickets via the Hawkeye Sports App, a link via email, or account login at Hawkeyesports.com/myaccount. These tickets are optimized for display on your smartphone device and should not be printed. Fans can review additional information on mobile tickets by visiting Hawkeyesports.com/mobiletickets.

Iowa opens the 2021 football season Sept. 4, hosting Indiana (2:30 p.m., BTN).

The Iowa Girls Coaches Association Senior All-Star games will be played later this month at Waukee High School.

Atlantic’s Olivia Engler is a member of the White Team.

Engler has excelled as both a pitcher and hitter for Atlantic this season.  At the plate, she is hitting .398 with 11 home runs and 46 RBI.  In the circle, she has collected 19 wins with 1.38 ERA and 223 strike outs.

Three all-star teams will compete in the round robin event beginning at 4:00 pm on July 24.

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Hawkeye Ten Conference

• Atlantic 5, Red Oak 0 (Game 1) Wyatt Redinbaugh 6K, 3-hitter
• Atlantic 6, Red Oak 4 (Game 2) Brendan Atkinson 2 RBI
• Clarinda 11, Harlan 5 (Game 1)
• Harlan 12, Clarinda 1 (Game 2)
• Lewis Central 10, Shenandoah 0 (Game 1)
• Lewis Central 10, Shenandoah 0 (Game 2)
• Kuemper Catholic 9, Glenwood 4 (Game 1)
• Glenwood 11, Kuemper Catholic 6 (Game 2)
• Denison-Schleswig 10, Creston 3 (Game 1)
• Denison-Schleswig 10, Creston 0 (Game 2)

Western Iowa Conference

• Missouri Valley 8, Treynor 4

Corner Conference

• Griswold 21, Essex 8
• East Mills 3, Fremont-Mills 1
• Sidney 4, Stanton 1

Pride of Iowa Conference

• Lenox 23, Bedford 13
• Mount Ayr 11, Southwest Valley 0

Bluegrass Conference

• Moravia 11, Orient-Macksburg 1

Also:

• CAM 13, Riverside 3 (Cade Ticknor two triples 2 RBI, Lane Spieker, 1B-2B-3B)
• Audubon 11, ACGC 1 (Gavin Smith, Braden Wessel, Cooper Nielsen, Gavin Larson 2 RBI each)
• Tri-Center 11, Boyer Valley 10 (Leyton Nelson 3 RBI)
• St. Albert 5, Nodaway Valley 3
• IKM-Manning 15, South Central Calhoun 13
• Logan-Magnolia 11, Woodbine 8
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 11, Southeast Valley 1

Hawkeye Ten Conference

• Atlantic 13, Red Oak 0 (Game 1)
• Atlantic 12, Red Oak 0 (Game 2) Clinched H-10 title
• Harlan 8, Clarinda 0 (Game 1)
• Harlan 8, Clarinda 0 (Game 2)
• Lewis Central 5, Shenandoah 3 (Game 1)
• Lewis Central 12, Shenandoah 0 (Game 2)
• Kuemper Catholic 9, Glenwood 4 (Game 1)
• Kuemper Catholic 7, Glenwood 5 (9 inn) (Game 2)
• Denison-Schleswig 7, Creston 5 (Game 1)
• Creston 10, Denison-Schleswig 3 (Game 2)

Western Iowa Conference Tournament

• Semi-Final:  Underwood 7, Audubon 0
• Semi-Final:  Logan-Magnolia 7, AHSTW 6 (8 inn)
• Championship Game: Logan-Magnolia 7, Underwood 2

Western Iowa Conference

• Riverside 1, Tri-Center 0 (Kenna Ford 2-hitter with 10 K’s)

Rolling Valley Conference

• Woodbine 6, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 4

Corner Conference

• Griswold 13, Essex 1 (Haylee Pennock HR, Karly Millikan-McKenna Weichman-Brenna Rossell 3 hits each)
• Fremont-Mills 20, East Mills 1
• Stanton 6, Sidney 3

Pride of Iowa Conference

• Lenox 12, Bedford 0
• Mount Ayr 14, Southwest Valley 0

Also:

• Grand View Christian 4, Coon Rapids-Bayard 2

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – UNI head men’s basketball coach Ben Jacobson has signed a contract extension that locks up the four-time Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year through the end of the 2028-29 season.

Jacobson is the winningest coach in UNI history with 301 victories and a .605 winning percentage. Under his guidance, the Panthers have earned three regular-season MVC titles, including the 2019-2020 season and four Arch Madness championships.

UNI has made four trips to the NCAA tournament and qualified for post-season play eight times in Jacobson’s tenure, including the legendary 2010 second-round win over Kansas and a sweet-16 run. The Panthers also advanced to the round of 32 during the 2014-15 and the 2015-16 season.

He is the only coach in MVC history to pick up two wins over a number-one ranked team. Three UNI players have earned the Valley’s Larry Bird Player of the Year trophy. He has a 160-110 (.593) record in the Valley.

During Jacobson’s tenure, two Panthers, Adam Koch and A. J. Green were named the MVC Scholar-Athlete of the Year and Koch also earned the prestigious NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship. UNI men’s basketball ended the spring 2021 semester with a 3.10 team GPA.

Jacobson was promoted to head coach after the departure of Greg McDermott after the 2005-06 season. He was hired to McDermott’s staff in 2001 and was promoted to Associate Head Coach in 2005.

He began his career at North Dakota where he was played his college career in the early 90s. He was a graduate assistant from 1994-96 before becoming a full-time assistant ahead of the 1996-97 season. He was an assistant at North Dakota State for the 2000-01 season before coming to Cedar Falls.

Palatine, Illinois wide receiver Jacob Bostick announced his intention to attend Iowa on Thursday.

Bostick picked Iowa over Cincinnati, Louisville and Illinois, among others.

As a junior, Bostick caught 31 passes for 451 yards and nine touchdowns in six games.

The 6-foot-3, 170-pound prospect is the seventh known commitment in the Hawkeyes’ 2022 recruiting class and is ranked No. 622 nationally, No. 84 at receiver and No. 8 in Illinois, according to 247Sports Composite rankings.

(Radio Iowa) – University of Iowa basketball standout Jordan Bohannon isn’t wasting any time cashing in on his name, likeness and/or image. The NCAA on Wednesday approved temporary measures to allow college athletes to enter endorsement deals, charge for autographs and generally profit off of themselves. Bohannon has been a vocal supporter of that move…and today he will make an appearance at an Iowa City fireworks store to sign autographs and promote spending 10 dollars on fireworks to earn a chance to win the shoes he wore when he hit a game winner versus Wisconsin. Bohannon will also begin to sell his own line of apparel, called J3O.

The NCAA’s announcement came just before laws allowing athletes to make money in this manner went into effect in several states. While college athletes will be able to make money off their name, likeness and image, the NCAA continues to prohibit the schools from paying the athletes.

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(Cyclones.com) AMES, Iowa – Iowa State has announced its men’s basketball nonconference schedule for the 2021-22 season, head coach T.J. Otzelberger’s first season leading the program.

The schedule features 10 home games and is highlighted by games against Iowa in the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series, Missouri in the Big 12/SEC Challenge and 2021 Elite Eight participant Oregon State.

Otzelberger’s debut comes on Tuesday, Nov. 9 against Kennesaw State at Hilton Coliseum. The Cyclones then host Oregon State on Friday, Nov. 12.

The annual game against Iowa will return to Hilton Coliseum on Thursday, Dec. 9.

Iowa State has previously announced games scheduled at Creighton in the BIG EAST/Big 12 Battle on Saturday, Dec. 4 as well as the NIT Season Tip-Off being played at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. on Nov. 24 and Nov. 26. In that holiday tournament, Iowa State will play two games against Memphis, Virginia Tech or Xavier.

The Big 12/SEC Challenge returns to Hilton Coliseum for the first time since 2018 as the Cyclones renew their rivalry with Missouri.

Times and television selections will be announced at a later date.

2021-22 Iowa State Men’s Basketball Nonconference Schedule
Nov. 9 – Kennesaw State – Hilton Coliseum
Nov. 12 – Oregon State – Hilton Coliseum
Nov. 16 – Alabama State – Hilton Coliseum
Nov. 21 – Grambling State – Hilton Coliseum
Nov. 24 & 26 – NIT Season Tip-Off – Memphis, Virginia Tech, Xavier – Barclays Center, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Dec. 1 – Arkansas-Pine Bluff – Hilton Coliseum
Dec. 4 – at Creighton (BIG EAST/Big 12 Battle) – CHI Health Center Omaha
Dec. 9 – Iowa (Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series) – Hilton Coliseum
Dec. 12 – Jackson State – Hilton Coliseum
Dec. 19 – Southeastern Louisiana – Hilton Coliseum
Dec. 21 – Chicago State – Hilton Coliseum
Jan. 29 – Missouri (Big 12/SEC Challenge) – Hilton Coliseum