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Class 5-A
1. Southeast Polk (1-0), LW #1 @ #7 Ankeny
2. Dowling Catholic (1-0), LW #2 vs #4 Valley
3. Johnston (1-0), LW #6 @ #8 Cedar Falls
4. WDM Valley (0-1), LW #3 vs #2 Dowling
5. Cedar Rapids Prairie (1-0), LW (X) vs Dubuque Senior
6. Linn-Mar (1-0), LW (X) @ CR Washington
7. Ankeny (1-0), LW #7 vs #1 S.E. Polk
8. Cedar Falls (0-1), LW #5 vs #3 Johnston
9. Cedar Rapids Kennedy (0-1), LW #4 @ Pleasant Valley
10.Iowa City West (1-0), LW (X) @ Urbandale
Class 4-A
1. Lewis Central (1-0), LW #1 vs 3A-#7 Creston
2. Cedar Rapids Xavier (1-0), LW #2 vs 3A-#1 Williamsburg
3. North Scott (1-0), LW #3 vs Waverly-Shell Rock
4. ADM (Adel) (1-0), LW #4 vs Winterset
5. North Polk (1-0), LW #7 vs Carlisle
6. Glenwood (1-0), LW #10 @ Atlantic
7. Western Dubuque (1-0), LW (X) vs 3A-#10 Wahlert
8. Indianola (1-0), LW #9 @ #10 Norwalk
9. LeMars (1-0), LW (X) vs Sioux City North
10.Norwalk (1-0), LW (X) vs #8 Indianola
Class 3-A
1. Williamsburg (1-0), LW #2 @ 4A-#2 Xavier
2. Mount Vernon (1-0), LW #3 @ Union
3. Harlan (0-1), LW #1 @ Denison-Schleswig
4. Webster City (1-0), LW #5 @ Spencer
5. Humboldt (1-0), LW #8 @ Ballard
6. Independence (1-0), LW (X) vs Crestwood
7. Creston (1-0), LW #7 @ 4A-#1 Lewis Central
8. Nevada (1-0), LW #9 vs Roland-Story
9. Davenport Assumption (1-0), LW (X) vs Davenport North
10.Dubuque Wahlert (1-0), LW (X) @ 4A-#7 Western Dubuque
Class 2-A
1. Van Meter (1-0), LW #1 vs DSM Christian
2. Central Lyon/GLR (1-0), LW #2 @ MOC-Floyd Valley
3. Spirit Lake (1-0), LW #3 @ Sioux Center
4. West Lyon (1-0), LW #5 vs Lawton-Bronson
5. Mediapolis (1-0), LW (X) @ Sigourney-Keota
6. PCM (Monroe) (1-0), LW (X) vs Pella Christian
7. Monticello (0-1), LW #7 vs DSM Christian
8. Unity Christian (1-0), LW (X) vs Ridge View
9. Clarinda (1-0), LW (X) @ Red Oak
10.Kuemper Catholic(0-1), LW #9 vs 1A-#3 Underwood
Class 1-A
1. Grundy Center (1-0), LW #1 vs Aplington-Parkersburg
2. MFL MarMac (1-0), LW #3 @ Waukon
3. Underwood (0-1), LW #2 @ 2A-#10 Kuemper
4. Iowa City Regina (1-0), LW #5 vs Mid-Prairie
5. AHSTW (Avoca) (1-0), LW #6 @ Riverside
6, South Hamilton (1-0), LW #4 vs West Marshall
7. Waterloo Columbus (1-0), LW #7 vs Durant
8. OABCIG (1-0), LW #9 @ East Sac County
9. Dike-New Hartford (0-1), LW #8 @ West Branch
10.West Sioux (1-0), LW (X) vs Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley
Class A
1. West Hancock (1-0), LW #1 @ Belmond-Klemme
2. Lynnville-Sully (1-0), LW #2 vs North Mahaska
3. Woodbury Central (1-0), LW #4 vs Westwood
4. Southwest Valley (1-0), LW #7 vs South Central Calhoun
5. Madrid (1-0), LW #6 vs Martensdale-St. Mary’s
6. Saint Ansgar (1-0), LW #8 @ North Union
7. Mount Ayr (1-0), LW #10 @ Wayne
8. Wapsie Valley (1-0), LW (X) @ Denver
9. North Linn (1-0), LW (X) @ Postville
10.Columbus Community (0-1), LW #5 @ Wapello
8-Player
1. Gladbrook-Reinbeck (1-0), LW #1 vs Tripoli
2. Winfield-Mount Union (1-0), LW #2 @ New London
3. CAM (Anita) (1-0), LW #3 vs Griswold
4. Lenox (1-0), LW #5 vs Fremont-Mills
5. Remsen St. Mary’s (1-0), LW #8- @ Siouxland Christian
6. Central City (0-1), LW #4 @ Springville
7. WACO (1-0), LW #10 vs Iowa Valley
8. Montezuma (1-0), LW (X) @ Moravia
9. Baxter (1-0), LW (X) vs Coon Rapids-Bayard
10.Easton Valley (1-0), LW (X) @ Edgewood-Colesburg
IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa football program has named 15 players to the 2023 Player Council, it was announced Monday by head coach Kirk Ferentz.
The group includes three sixth-year players, six seniors and six juniors. The purpose of the group is to assist in formulating policies and being involved in team decision-making throughout the year. Players were selected following coaching staff and player input.
The group consists of sixth-year student-athletes Joe Evans, Nico Ragaini and Noah Shannon, seniors Kyler Fisher, Jay Higgins, Logan Lee, Cade McNamara, Quinn Schulte and Tory Taylor and juniors Deontae Craig, Cooper DeJean, Jermari Harris, Luke Lachey and Mason Richman.
The Hawkeyes open the 2023 season Saturday, hosting Utah State at 11:03 a.m. (CT) inside Kinnick Stadium. The game is sold out.
2023 Iowa Football Player Council
Name Year Hometown
Deontae Craig Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Cooper DeJean Jr. Odebolt, Iowa
Joe Evans 6th Ames, Iowa
Kyler Fisher Sr. Farnhamville, Iowa
Jermari Harris Jr. Chicago, Ill.
Jay Higgins Sr. Indianapolis, Ind.
Logan Jones Jr. Council Bluffs, Iowa
Luke Lachey Jr. Columbus, Ohio
Logan Lee Sr. Orion, Ill.
Cade McNamara Sr. Reno, Nev.
Nico Ragaini 6th East Haven, Conn.
Mason Richman Jr. Leawood, Kan.
Quinn Schulte Sr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Noah Shannon 6th Aurora, Ill.
Tory Taylor Sr. Melbourne, Australia
There is one new top ranked team in the latest Radio Iowa High School Football Poll. Todd Kimm reports.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — University of Iowa volleyball fell to Nevada, 2-3, on Sunday inside Yosemite Hall.
Senior Caitlan Buettner posted her third-consecutive double-double with 16 kills and 20 digs. Two more Hawkeyes registered double-figure kills, including seniors Delaney McSweeney (13) and Audrey Black (10). Senior setter Bailey Ortega set a season-high 34 assists.
In junior Amanda Darling’s first career start as a Hawkeye, she led Iowa with 28 digs and recorded two service aces.
Junior Anna Davis was named to the all-tournament team as she consistently playing throughout the tournament. Davis registered a .321 hitting percentage on the weekend, knocking down 21 kills.
HOW IT HAPPENED
SET 1 (IOWA, 26-24): In the opening set against Nevada, the Hawkeyes jumped ahead with a strong start, claiming the first four points. A kill from McSweeney, assisted by Ortega, initiated the lead. Throughout the set, Iowa maintained their lead. After a series of kills from Nevada, the Hawkeyes responded with an ace from Mateo and another kill from McSweeney. Nevada made a comeback to tie the set at 24 at the end of the set, but Iowa capitalized on errors to clinch the set.
SET 2 (IOWA, 25-22): In the second set, the Hawkeyes kicked off scoring with an ace by junior Michelle Urquhart. After giving up a point due to an error, the Hawkeyes bounced back with a kill from Black and an ace from Darling. After several exchanged errors between the teams, Nevada briefly tied at 10-10, but Iowa jumped ahead with sophomore Nataly Moravec’s kill. The set continued with both teams fighting back and forth, resulting in ties six times. Iowa clinched the set with a kill by Black and closed it out with an ace from Darling.
SET 3 (Nevada, 25-17): The Hawkeyes kicked off the third set with three consecutive points, getting the early lead, 3-1. From there, the two teams took turns leading until the Wolf Pack was able to push past with a nine-point run. The Hawkeyes lessened the deficit to five with their own run, but were not able to catch Nevada.
SET 4 (Nevada, 25-21): Iowa picked up an early lead in the fourth set, going up 9-5 with kills from McSweeney, Black, and Urquhart and service aces from Sydney Dennis and Black. Nevada took the lead after a five-point run, 10-9, before Iowa was able to put a few more points on the board to tie the set at 11. The Wolf Pack broke through again, scoring six-straight. Iowa came back to lessen the margin to two, but fell short in the end.
SET 5 (Nevada, 15-10): Iowa scored first, but Nevada was quick to take the lead, 5-1. Scoring went back and forth before Iowa was able to put three consecutive points on the board to lessen the gap, 6-8. The Wolf Pack scored in pairs, broken up by single points for the Hawkeyes, until they took the set and the match.
UP NEXT
The Hawkeyes head home to host the Fryfest Invitational on Friday-Sunday Sept. 1-3 as they host Middle Tennessee State, Kent State, and South Dakota State. Admission is free on Friday.
BROOKINGS, S.D. – Iowa State dropped its second match of the week on Sunday afternoon, as the unbeaten South Dakota State Jackrabbits scored in the 87th minute to pull ahead for a 2-1 win at a windy Fishback Soccer Park.
The Cyclones (2-2) scored first on the afternoon, as senior transfer Abigail Miller notched her second score of the season to put ISU up 1-0. SDSU (4-0) would pocket a pair of goals in the second half to distance itself from the Cyclones to stay unbeaten.
Both squads were physical throughout the match, as there were 22 combined fouls and four yellow cards issued.
The match started with each team feeling the other out, as both had just two shots apiece 20 minutes in. Iowa State broke through on its third shot of the first stanza, as Miller capitalized on SDSU’s failed attempt at clearing the ball and fired one into the back right corner of the net to give the Cyclones a 1-0 lead.
The Cyclones would stand pat and take that 1-0 lead into the break, as both teams had just three shots through 45 minutes of play.
After going against the wind in the first half, the Jackrabbits used the wind in the second half to power an offensive surge that saw SDSU record 11 second-half shots.
The Jackrabbits threatened early in the second half, ripping off five shots before connecting on the sixth in the 71st minute. Avery Murdzek connected with a Cyclone clear from about 20 yards out and snuck it past a diving Avery Gillahan to knot the match at one apiece.
The Jack’s attack didn’t slow from there, as SDSU continued to push the issue, rattling off four more shots before punching one in with just three minutes left to play. SDSU’s leading goal-scorer, Maya Hansen, controlled a ricocheted ball after a collision with no call and was able to put it past Gillahan to give the Jackrabbits the advantage.
The Jackrabbits would hold on for the final three minutes to earn their fourth-straight win.
Lauren McConnell tallied a team-high two shots on the afternoon, while the backline trio of Chloe Broughton, Olivia Edwards and Hanna Reid, as well as Gillahan played all 90 minutes.
Goals
Iowa State: Abigail Miller (31’)
SDSU: Avery Murdzek (71’), Maya Hansen (87’)
Assists
Iowa State: N/A
SDSU: N/A
Up Next
Following its trip to Brookings, Iowa State will return home from its three-game road stint to face off with the nationally-ranked Memphis Tigers on Thursday, August 31. Thursday’s match is scheduled to kick off at 6 p.m. and will be streamed on ESPN+.
Chapel Hill, N.C. – Freshman Lieve van Kessel’s first career goal in overtime sent the seventh-ranked University of Iowa field hockey team to an upset victory over top ranked North Carolina, 3-2, on Sunday afternoon in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge matchup at Karen Shelton Stadium.
“I could not be more impressed with this team,” said head coach Lisa Cellucci. “They were loose, poised, and stuck to the plan. Complete team effort. We will certainly enjoy this one and keep building.”
Freshman Dionne van Aalsum led the Hawkeyes to two victories in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge after recording back-to-back multi-goal games in the first two games of her collegiate career.
North Carolina jumped out to an early lead scoring first with an 11th minute goal by Katie Dixon.
van Aalsum first tied the game after finding the back of the goal in the 27th minute off an assist from junior Lieve Schalk.
The Tar Heels regained their lead late in the third quarter on a strike from Sietske Bruning assisted by Paityn Wirth and Kelly Smith.
van Aalsum sent the game into overtime after scoring her second goal with six minutes left in regulation, and van Kessel scored the golden goal one minute and 41 seconds into overtime.
OF NOTE…
– Iowa has now defeated the top-ranked team in three straight seasons (3-1 vs. No. 1 North Carolina in 2021, 2-0 vs. No. 1 Northwestern in 2022 and 3-2 vs. No. 1 North Carolina in 2023)
– The Hawkeyes’ only loss from a non-Big Ten Conference team since the 2020 season came last season against North Carolina in a double overtime battle in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge.
– Six of Iowa’s seven goals this weekend were scored by freshmen, including all three against No. 1 North Carolina.
– This was the Hawkeyes’ first win against UNC in Chapel Hill.
– This is the second time in program history that Iowa went 2-0 in ACC/Big Ten Challenge (since 2002).
– This was only North Carolina’s third loss in Karen Shelton Stadium which opened in 2018.
– This was the first loss for the Tar Heels since November 2021, and their first regular season loss since October 2021.
UP NEXT
The Hawkeyes travel to Albany, New York for a neutral sight match-up against the Fairfield on Friday at 1 p.m. (CT).
Defense has been a strength at Iowa State and with a new quarterback and running back the Cyclones will lean on that unit as they seek to rebound from a 4-8 record. Junior Myles Purchase is part of a secondary that may be the best in the Big-12.
Purchase says he has made a lot of progress under first year secondary coach and former NFL veteran Hank Poteat (poh-teet).
ISU opens at home against Northern Iowa on Saturday. Panther coach Mark Farley has an experienced team that was ranked 20th in the FCS preseason poll. Farley says in game adjusts are big in an opener
The Cyclones have won the last three in the series but the last two were nail biters.
Hopes are high at Iowa where the Hawkeyes open on Saturday at home against Utah State. After featiring one of the nation’s worst offenxses a year ago the Hawkeyes are confident they will show improvement. coach Kirk Ferentz said last week he is optimistic quarterback Cade McNamara will be ready to go after an injury during a Kid’s Day scrimmage. McNamara led Michigan to a Big Ten title two years ago.
McNamara says they are not focused on what happened last season.
McNamara is confident in what the offense will accomplish.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — University of Iowa volleyball fell to Sacramento State, 3-0, on Saturday evening inside Yosemite Hall.
Senior Caitlan Buettner posted her second double-double in as many matches with 11 kills and 10 digs, and junior Amanda Darling time Buettner for the most assists. Senior Bailey Ortega registered a team-high 13 assists
HOW IT HAPPENED
SET 1 (Sac. St., 25-19): The Hornets came out quick, taking the first four points of the match and swapping points with the Hawkeyes as they closed the gap, down 7-9. Scoring was back and forth until the Hornets built an eight-point lead. Iowa built momentum as it went on a five-point run at the end of the set, closing in on the Hornets, 19-23, but Sacramento State took the set.
SET 2 (Sac. St., 25-21): Sacramento State took an early lead in the second set, scoring three-straight. Iowa was able to put together a four-point run and lessen the deficit, 6-7. The Hawkeyes kept chipping away, but the Hornets held the lead throughout the set. A five-point run put the Iowa within two, down 19-21. Sacramento State tallied two points before Iowa took a timeout and came out of it, scoring two more times before the Hornets secured the set.
SET 3 (Sac. St., 25-21): The Hawkeyes took an early lead off of Hornet errors, up 4-1. Iowa kept the lead until Sacramento State went on a run to take its first multipoint lead of the set. Both teams battled to keep within three points of the other. The Hornets closed out the set with three-consecutive points to win the match.
UP NEXT
The Hawkeyes take on the Nevada Wolf Pack in their last match of the Sacramento State Invitational on Sunday, Aug. 27 at 1 p.m. (CT) on Colberg Court at The Nest inside Yosemite Hall. A live stream is available on ESPN+, subscription required.
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