The John Deere Classic in the Quad Cities is still looking for volunteers to work at next month’s PGA Tour event. The tournament is July third through the sixth and director Andrew Lehman (lay-mun) says the holiday weekend makes it more difficult to fill all the volunteer spots.

Lehman believes post competition entertainment helps draw some volunteers.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa volleyball finalized its nonconference schedule on Tuesday, head coach Jim Barnes announced.

Iowa will host two tournaments at Xtream Arena during the month of September. The Hawkeyes entertain Butler, Illinois State and Loyola-Chicago Sept. 4-6 in Coralville. In the final weekend before league play, Iowa welcomes East Texas A&M (Sept. 19) and Lindenwood (Sept. 21).

The annual Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series match against Iowa State will be held in Coralville this season on Sept. 17.

The Hawkeyes open the 2025 regular season against UNLV in Las Vegas on Aug 29. Iowa will also play Utah Tech and Cal State Bakersfield as part of the three-day tournament in Las Vegas.

Iowa travels to Cape Girardeau, Missouri, for a tournament hosted by SE Missouri State Sept. 11-13. The Hawkeyes kick off the weekend against SEMO, before battling Murray State and Weber State.

The team will host the Black and Gold Scrimmage at Xtream Arena on Aug. 23 at 5:00 p.m. (CT). The event will be open to the media and public.

The Big Ten Conference announced the league schedule for the fall of 2025. More details regarding Iowa’s conference schedule can be found here.

Full Nonconference Schedule
August 23 – Black and Gold Scrimmage (5:00 p.m.)

UNLV Tournament (Las Vegas)
August 29 – at UNLV (6:30 p.m.)
August 30 – vs. Utah Tech (4:00 p.m.)
August 31 – vs. Cal State Bakersfield (2:00 p.m.)

Hawkeye Invitational I
September 4 – vs. Butler (6:00 p.m.)
September 5 – vs. Illinois State (6:00 p.m.)
September 6 – vs. Loyola-Chicago (2:00 p.m.)

SEMO Tournament (Cape Girardeau, Mo.)
September 11 – at SEMO (6:00 p.m.)
September 12 – vs. Murray State (3:00 p.m.)
September 13 – vs. Weber State (11:00 a.m.)

Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series
September 17 – vs. Iowa State (6:00 p.m.)

Hawkeye Invitational II
September 19 – vs. East Texas A&M (6:00 p.m.)
September 21 – vs. Lindenwood (2:00 p.m.)

*bold denotes home matches

Arkansas 3, Murray State 0

Gage Wood has made history.

The junior right-hander threw the third no-hitter in MCWS history, and the first since 1960, beating Murray State, 3-0. Not allowing a hit and striking out 19, a MCWS record, the historic performance kept Arkansas’ season alive in the 2025 Men’s College World Series.

Wood allowed just one baserunner the entire contest, on a hit by pitch in the eighth inning, across his 119-pitch complete game.

Arkansas will move on to face the loser of Monday night’s game between UCLA and LSU on Tuesday.

LSU 5, UCLA 3 (suspended)

The LSU and UCLA contest has been suspended for the rest of the night due to severe weather. The game will be resumed at 10 a.m. CT on Tuesday.

The Tigers lead 5-3 in the top of the fourth.

The contest was entering the fourth inning when LSU players were pulled off the field at 8:20 p.m. in preparation for the severe weather. The game never resumed after that.

Tuesday’s game schedule will continue as planned. Oregon State and Louisville will play at 1 p.m., while the loser of LSU and UCLA will play Arkansas at 6 p.m.

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Atlantic – 18 vs Kuemper Catholic – 2

Lewis Central – 20 vs Shenandoah – 2

Lewis Central – 17 vs Shenandoah – 2

Clarinda – 11 vs Harlan – 3

Clarinda at Harlan (game suspended, 2-2 bottom 3)

Denison-Schleswig – 20 vs Red Oak – 2

Glenwood – 8 vs St. Albert – 2

Corner Conference 

Bedford – 19 vs East Mills – 1

Stanton – 13 vs Essex – 2

Griswold-CAM – 16 vs Sidney – 0

Western Iowa Conference

Exira/EHK-Audubon – 8 vs Tri-Center – 0

Riverside – 6 vs Logan-Magnolia – 5

AHSTW – 4 vs Underwood – 3 Top 4 (suspended)

Missouri Valley -2 vs Treynor – 0 Top 5 (suspended)

Pride Of Iowa Conference 

Lenox – 10 vs Central Decatur – 4

Mount Ayr – 11 vs East Union – 6

ROLLING VALLEY CONFERENCE 

Woodbine – 5 vs Glidden-Ralston – 2

West Central Activities Conference 

Panorama – 16 vs ACGC – 4

Van Meter – 9 vs Earlham – 3

Pleasantville – 4 at Des Moines Christian – 2 Bot 5 (game suspended)

Woodward-Granger – 1 vs Madrid – 0 Bot 4 (game suspended)

Non-Conference 

IKM-Manning – 9 vs Coon Rapids-Bayard – 4

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Atlantic – 7 vs Kuemper Catholic – 3

Lewis Central – 6 vs Shenandoah – 0

Lewis Central – 6 vs Shenandoah – 3 

Harlan – 17 vs Clarinda – 2

Red Oak at Denison-Schleswig (suspended bottom 5, Red Oak up 5-3)

Glenwood – 5 vs St. Albert – 3

CORNER CONFERENCE 

Bedford at East Mills (suspended top 4, Bedford up 13-1)

Griswold at Sidney (suspended bottom 4, Griswold up 7-3) 

Stanton – 15 vs Essex – 0

Western Iowa Conference 

Logan-Magnolia – 14 vs Riverside – 0

Missouri Valley at Treynor (suspended top 2, Treynor up 3-0)

AHSTW at Underwood (suspended top 3, Underwood up 5-0).

Pride Of Iowa Conference 

Mount Ayr – 10 vs Central Decatur – 0  

Southwest Valley – 5 vs Nodaway Valley – 1

ROLLING VALLEY CONFERENCE 

Coon Rapids-Bayard – 17 vs Exira/EHK – 3

Boyer Valley – 4 vs Ar-We-Va – 1

Woodbine – 4 vs Glidden-Ralston –  3

West Central Activities Conference

ACGC – 9 vs Panorama – 8 

Van Meter – 8 vs Earlham – 0

Iowa sophomore Terrell Washington junior will help on offense, wherever he is needed. Washington spent time at running back and receiver for first year offensive coordinator Tim Lester and played in 11 games a year ago.

Washington was used in motion a lot last season.

Washington hopes to be even more of a factor next season.

The Hawkeyes open the season at home on August 30th against the University of Albany.

The Atlantic baseball team defeated Kuemper Catholic 7-3 Monday night in what was supposed to be a doubleheader, turned into just one due to severe storms. Junior Hudson McLaren pitched a complete game allowing three runs and striking out eleven. Atlantic fueled their seven runs on nine hits, and a three-run fourth inning.

The Trojans scored twice in the top of the first. Junior Kale Jenson drew a one-out walk followed by a Gavin McLaren single. A throwing error by the Knight’s catcher allowed Jensen to score, while McLaren was driven in by a Zayden Parker groundout. The bottom of the order produced in the second with base hits from the seven and nine hitters in the order. After two, Atlantic had the lead 2-0.

McLaren faced the minimum through three innings striking out eight hitters. The Trojans began the fourth with three free passes to load the bases up with no outs. Jensen did his part with a sacrifice fly to left field, but the highlight of the inning was the Gavin McLaren two-run double scoring the remaining baserunners. After four, Atlantic led 6-0.

The Trojans were able to scrap another one across in the sixth as well and gave McLaren a seven-run cushion late in the game. The junior ace had six perfect innings before a leadoff base hit ended the streak in the seventh. The Knights had too little too late and Atlantic hung on for the road victory.

The Trojans are back at home against Clarinda Tuesday evening.

Former Iowa State star Breece Hall is motivated to prove he is still the go to running back with the New York Jets. Hall led the Jets with 876 yards on the ground last season but his carries and receptions were down as the Jets slumped to a 5-12 record.

New head coach Aaron Glenn brought in new offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand, who was also part of the staff with the Detroit Lions.

Hall says last season was frustrating.

Hall on his motivation as he gets ready for his fourth season in the NFL.