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1. Boone (192 points)
2. Dallas Center-Grimes (160 points)
3. Nort Polk (148 points)
4. Denison-Schleswig (82 points)
5. St. Albert (78 points)
Riverside – 3 vs Creston – 0
Sioux City West – 6 vs Riverside – 1
Tri-Center – 1 vs Thomas Jefferson – 0
Tri-Center – 1 vs Abraham Lincoln – 1
Thomas Jefferson – 6 vs Creston – 0
St. Albert – 2 vs Sioux Center – 0
Sioux City East – 1 vs St. Albert – 0
Glenwood – 1 vs Sioux City North – 0
Bishop Heelan – 2 vs Glenwood – 0
Lewis Central – 4 vs Sioux City North – 0
Lewis Central – 8 vs Sioux City West – 0
Bishop Heelan Catholic – 2 vs Treynor – 0
Treynor – 3 vs Sioux City East – 1
Abraham Lincoln – 4 vs Sioux Center – 4
Nebraska coach Matt Rhule likes the potential of his team as the Huskers conduct spring drill. Rhule enters his third season as head coach after leading the Huskers to a 7-6 record and a win in the Pinstripe Bowl. It was the program’s first bowl win in nine years.
The Huskers posted 3-6 records in the Big Ten in his first two seasons as head coach.
Iowa State corner Jontez Williams says last season has provided momentum for the program but it has also raised the expectations. The Cyclones are coming off an 11-3 season that included a Pop Tarts Bowl victory over Miami.
Williams is expected to step up as a leader this spring. He was a second team All Big 12 choice last season and is ISU’s most experienced corner.
Williams led the Cyclones with four interceptions last season but says there are areas he hopes to improve in for next season.
Corner’s coach Hank Poteat says William’s leadership is important heading into next season.
Poteat says the corner position needs to build depth
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – University of Iowa senior Alli Bookin-Nosbisch posted a program record in the 800 meters on Saturday afternoon at the Pepsi Florida Relays. Bookin-Nosbisch clocked a 2:02.92, securing a personal best and school record.
“We had another great day at the Florida Relays today with an exceptional race by Alli Bookin-Nosbisch to break her school record and run 2:02.92,” Director of Track and Field Joey Woody said. “Chioma ran a fantastic 400 today to go 51.44 and post the fastest 400 at Iowa in a very long time. She’s on the verge of breaking the school record as a freshman. Damaris and Alivia also ran very well today. I thought the men’s 400 meter group took a big step forward today as well and we have two guys very close to running 45.”
“The 4×4 relays didn’t quite go according to expectations unfortunately as we had some mishaps at the exchange for both teams. I think we can run 3:00 and 3:28 for the men and women very soon, but we just need to have a clean race.”
“Overall, I was very pleased with the weekend from both Stanford and the Florida Relays. We had a lot of personal-bests and all-time top 10 performances. I’m excited for most of the team to have this next weekend off to recover and train.”
In the 800 meters, Bookin-Nosbisch finished fourth and set a new program record with a time of 2:02.92. She previously held the record at 2:03.24, which she set last season at the Pepsi Florida Relays. Junior Gabby Cortez also achieved a personal best, clocking in at 2:06.46, which earned her the eighth spot on the all-time list. On the men’s side, junior Ryan Schreiner finished in 1:48.16, marking both a personal best and an all-time top-ten performance. Schreiner now ranks 10th in Iowa’s history.
Freshmen Chioma Nwachukwu, Damaris Mutunga, and Alivia Williams dominated the women’s 400 meters, making three updates to the Iowa all-time list. Nwachukwu secured second place with a time of 51.44, ranking third all-time at Iowa. Mutunga finished at 52.54, earning her the sixth spot on the all-time list, while Williams crossed the line in 53.19, ranking ninth.
In the men’s 400 meters, senior Zidane Brown finished in ninth place with a time of 46.01, which ranks 10th all-time at Iowa.
The 4×400-meter relay team of Olicia Lucas, Williams, Nwachukwu and Mutunga cruised up the all-time list with a 3:31.55 finish, elevating them to second all-time at Iowa.
At the Mike Fanelli Track Classic, three Hawkeyes recorded personal-best times in the 800 meters. Junior Jalyssa Blazek finished in 2:12.93, a lifetime best. A pair of sophomores, Cameron Kalaway (2:13.50) and Clare Kelly (2:15.48), also finished with personal bests. The trio picked up five combined personal bests this weekend.
As a team, the Hawkeyes set 14 personal bests and made 10 updates to the all-time list this weekend during their roadtrip.
Up Next: Iowa travels to the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, California, and the Jim Duncan Invitational in Des Moines, Iowa. Action begins on Thursday, April 10th.
HAWKEYE RESULTS
Pepsi Florida Relays
Women’s 100 Meters
33. Alexandria Edison – 11.74
Men’s 400 Meters
9. Zidane Brown – 46.01, 10th at Iowa
15. Tyrese Miller – 46.42
29. Josh Pugh – 47.04
Women’s 400 Meters
2. Chioma Nwachukwu – 51.44, 3rd at Iowa
7. Damaris Mutunga – 52.54, 6th at Iowa
16. Alivia Williams – 53.19, 9th at Iowa
Women’s 800 Meters
4. Alli Bookin-Nosbisch – 2:02.92, PR + 1st at Iowa
13. Gabby Cortez – 2:06.46, PR + 8th at Iowa
Men’s 800 Meters
14. Ryan Schreiner – 1:48.16, PR + 10th at Iowa
32. James Fingalsen – 1:50.55, PR
49. Caleb Levy – 1:53.13
55. Terrick Johnson – 2:05.72
Women’s 4×400 Relay Invite
6. Lucas, Williams, Nwachukwu, Mutunga – 3:31.55, 2nd at Iowa
Men’s 4×400 Relay Invite
8. Lewis, Brown, Pugh, Johnson – 1:31.37
Mike Fanelli Track Classic
Women’s 800 Meters
35. Jalyssa Blazek – 2:12.93, PR
40. Cameron Kalaway – 2:13.50, PR
67. Clare Kelly – 2:15.48
Men’s 800 Meters
35. Carson Houg – 1:54.39
78. Kyle Montgomery – 1:57.70
IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Iowa softball team fell to No. 20/21 Nebraska, 14-1, on Saturday afternoon at Bob Pearl Field.
Freshman Talia Tretton (6-6) got the start in the circle for Iowa. Nebraska was first on the board after an inside the park home run in the top of the first. Sophomore Jena Young walked to start the home half of the inning and got to third with two outs. Redshirt junior Desiree Rivera singled up the middle scoring Young to tie the game at one.
The Cornhuskers started pouring on the runs in the second inning with a solo home run and a two-run home run, making it 4-1. Nebraska continued to capitalize in the third inning with a three-run home run, pushing the lead further, 7-1. The Cornhuskers continued with the long ball in the fourth inning with another solo home run and a two-run home run, 10-1. Nebraska secured its run-rule win in the fifth inning with another four runs after an RBI double, a sacrifice fly, and a two-RBI double.
Iowa managed to get baserunners on with five walks and a hit batter but was unable to string things together. Sophomore Soo-Jin Berry registered the Hawkeyes second hit of the game in the bottom of the fifth but that was it for Iowa.
The Hawkeyes used three pitchers in the game. Tretton went three and 1/3 innings, sophomore Jaylee Ojo completed one, and senior Haley Downe closed the game with 2/3 of an inning.
Iowa finished the game with one run on two hits and one error. Nebraska had 14 runs on 12 hits and no errors.
AMES, Iowa – Iowa State women’s basketball head coach Bill Fennelly has announced the signing of transfer Jada Williams to the 2025-26 roster. Williams comes to Ames following two seasons at Arizona.
“We are so excited to add Jada to the Cyclone women’s basketball family,” said Fennelly. “Jada’s passion for the game, combined with an outstanding skill set fits our team perfectly. Our goal in the portal was to add a special player and person at the guard spot, and we feel we did exactly that in Jada.”
Jada Williams | 5-8 | Guard | Kansas City, Missouri
Williams started in 30 contests for Arizona in 2024-25, leading the Wildcats in scoring with 12.7 points per game and increasing to 13.4 points per game in conference contests. She totaled 23 double digit scoring performances on the season with three 20-plus point games as a sophomore. As a rookie, the Williams dropped a career-high 23 points on then-No. 3 Stanford, scoring 14 points in the fourth quarter to help the Wildcats to a marquee Pac-12 victory.
The Kansas City native is a 2023 McDonald’s All-American, joining classmate and fellow Cyclone Addy Brown to help West defeat East, 110-102. She was also named a SLAM All-American and a member of the inaugural Nike Hoops Summit team the same year. Williams has represented the United States and won gold medals at the 2022 FIBA U17 World Cup and 2021 FIBA Americas U16 Championship.
The University of Iowa women’s golf team heads to the Lone Star State to compete at the Veritex Bank Challenge on April 7-8. The 54-hole tournament, hosted by SMU, will be played at the Trinity Forest Golf Club (par 72, 6,576 yards) with tee times beginning Monday at 8:45am (CT).
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THE LINEUP
Iowa’s lineup includes sophomore Ximena Benites, sophomore Maura Peters, freshman Lily Huether, senior Paula Miranda and junior Riley Lewis. Junior Kaitlyn Hanna will be playing as an individual.
THE FIELD
The 15-team field includes Boston College (82), Central Florida (29), East Texas A&M (200), Houston (26), Incarnate Word (234), Iowa (106), Lamar (239), Oklahoma State (29), SMU (33), Tartleton State (115), UT Arlington (183), Texas A&M Commerce (232), Texas Tech (67), Tulsa (73) and Yale (123). (NCAA golf rankings)
THE COURSE
The Trinity Forest Golf Club opened in 2016 and was designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. The course blends together beautiful rolling meadows with native grasses, designed to resemble great old courses of the Northeast and Great Britain. The course honors classic golf by requiring players to strategically think through the entire course.
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