The Iowa State women’s basketball team has seen two players decide to leave the program in the past two days.

On Monday freshman guard Kylie Feurbach announced that she will enter the transfer portal and head to a new school. No particular reason was given for Feurbach’s decision. She averaged 5.5 points and 3.1 rebounds per game this year and started 24 games.

On Tuesday Senior Madison Wise announced that she will take advantage of her extra year of eligibility but will do so at another school. Wise averaged 4.4 points and 4.5 rebounds during her final year with Iowa State. Wise has dealt with some family adversity in the past year and expressed a desire to be closer to her family and to head to a school that offers the Masters program she is interested in.

Iowa State’s top scorer on the hardwood last season will no longer be with the program. Rasir Bolton announced Tuesday that he will enter the NCAA transfer portal and look for a new school.

Bolton led the Cyclones this season with 15.5 points per game and was named a Third Team All-Big 12 Selection.

This will be Bolton’s third team in four years. He transferred from Penn State to Iowa State in 2019.

Girls Team Scores

1. Harlan 130
2. Panorama 84
3. Mount Ayr 78
4. Madrid 52
5. Greene County 50
6. Woodbine 46
7. Glidden-Ralston 42
8. ACGC 39
9. Woodward-Granger 22
10. Ogden 13

Harlan got wins from Ally Curren in the 400M Hurdles, Brooke Goshorn in the Discus. 4x400M Relay, Shuttle Hurdle Relay, Sprint Medley, and Distance Medley. Chloe Largent won the High Jump for AC/GC.

Full results HERE

Boys Team Scores

1. ACGC 150
2. Woodbine 114
3. Mount Ayr 97
4. Greene County 86
5. Woodward-Granger 53
6. Glidden-Ralston 48
7. Ogden 36
8. Panorama

AC/GC was led by wins in the 1600M and 3200M from Trevin Suhr. Charlie Crawford won the 800M and Clayton Wardyn won the High Jump. The Chargers also took the Distance Medley win.

Full results HERE

IOWA CITY, Iowa – – With the potential of continued social distancing measures during the 2021 football season, a need for future equipment upgrade and overall increases in operation expenses, the University of Iowa Athletics Department and Iowa Northern Railway Company made the decision now is the right time to end this unique gameday experience.

For over 15 years, the Hawkeye Express passenger train has been a part of the Hawkeye football gameday experience. An average of 3,700 fans boarded the train in Coralville and enjoyed a 10-minute trip to Kinnick Stadium each game during the 2019 football season.

“The Hawkeye Express has been a wonderful part of our Hawkeye football gameday experience,” said Matt Henderson, UI senior associate athletics director. “While it was a difficult decision to make, we all agree it is the right decision. This experience would not have occurred without the Sabin family and their Iowa Northern Railway Company.

“We want to thank our partners at the Iowa Interstate Railway, City of Coralville, and business owners near the loading area of the Hawkeye Express,” said Henderson. “A big thank-you goes out to all of the individuals associated with the gameday operations of the Hawkeye Express.”

The Hawkeye Express is owned by the Iowa Northern Railway Company and runs on the track owned by the Iowa Interstate Railroad, which operates between Council Bluffs and Chicago.

“My father, Iowa Northern President Dan Sabin along with Bob Bowlsby (former Iowa athletics director) and Mark Jennings (former Iowa associate athletics director) came up with this unique idea from the past and we have had a lot of fun running this operation since 2004,” said Josh Sabin, Iowa Northern Railway director of administration. “A lot of time and energy goes into this endeavor, but our staff and volunteers have truly enjoyed this experience and seeing the enjoyment of the fans. There is not a good time to close the book on this type of experience, but this decision made sense to both parties.  We are grateful for all the fans who made the train part of their gameday, truly!”

For the 2021 season, fans who enjoyed the Hawkeye Express as their gameday transportation are encouraged to utilize the public parking options around Kinnick Stadium, including free parking at the Hancher or Finkbine commuter lots.  Additional parking information will be posted to www.hawkeyesports.com/gameday.

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Class A Team Scores

Full results HERE.

Class B Team Scores

Full results HERE.

Class 1A Team Scores

Brenna Godfread won the 800M Run for the Fillies. They also got wins from Christine Johnson in the 1500M, Sara Morales in the Discus and Shot Put, 4x100M Relay, 4x200M Relay, 4x800M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

Full results HERE.

Class 2A Team Scores

Glenwood won 11 events on their way to the team title. Emma Hughes led the way with wins in the 800M, 1500M, and 3000M. Atlantic got wins from Haley Rasmussen in the 200M and 400M. The Trojans also won the Distance Medley.

Full results HERE.

Treynor got wins in the following events: Evan Smith-100M, Todd Pedersen-200M, Sid Schaaf-400M, Noah James-110M Hurdles and High Jump, 4x100M Relay, 4x400M Relay, 4x800M Relay, and Sprint Medley. Audubon’s Gavin Smith won the 400M Hurdles and the Wheelers took the Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

Full results HERE.

Underwood won 8 events en route to the team title. Aliyah Humphrey had a phenomenal night with wins in the 200M, 400M, and Long Jump. Riverside got wins in the 4x100M Relay, 4x800M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay. AHSTW’s Holly Hoepner won the 100M Hurdles and 400M Hurdles. The Lady Vikes also had Chloe Falkena grab the 3000M. Peyton Pogge of Tri-Center won the 1500M. Molly Venteicher was 2nd in the Shot Put for CAM.

Full results HERE.

GIRLS TENNIS

Kuemper 6, Atlantic 3
Atlantic Singles Winners: Nellie Grooms, Addie Schmitt. Atlantic Doubles Winners: McFadden/Schmitt. ATL_BG21_Kuemper_results

Clarke 6, Southwest Valley 3
Red Oak 6, Creston 3
Shenandoah 5, Clarinda 4
St. Albert 5, CB Abraham Lincoln 4
Denison-Schleswig 6, Audubon 3.

BOYS TENNIS

Kuemper 5, Atlantic 4
Atlantic singles winners: Ethan Sturm, Hunter Weppler. Atlantic Doubles Winners: Grant and Ethan Sturm, Bodie Johnson/Dayton Templeton. ATL_BG21_Kuemper_results

CB Abraham Lincoln 7, St. Albert 2
Creston 8, Red Oak 1
Denison-Schleswig 6, Audubon 0
Shenandoah 5, Clarinda 4

GIRLS GOLF

East Union 245, Southwest Valley 260. Medalist: Abby Harper, East Union (54)
Glenwood 225, Treynor 227. Medalist: Haley Woods, Glenwood (47)
Missouri Valley 246, AHSTW 258. Medalist: Ally Meyers, AHSTW (50)

BOYS GOLF

Kuemper 163, Atlantic 164. Medalist: Braden Smith, Atlantic (37) AtlanticKuemperBoys04062021
Clarinda 164, Shenandoah 199. Medalist: Cooper Neal, Clarinda (39)
Missouri Valley 184, AHSTW 197. Medalist: Jackson Travis, Missouri Valley (38)
Southwest Valley 202, East Union 211. Medalist: Storm Hoadley, East Union (49)

GIRLS SOCCER

Atlantic 4, Missouri Valley 0. (Jada Jensen with 2 goals and 2 assists. Complete game shutout for Edria Brummer in net.)
CB Abraham Lincoln 2, Bishop Heelan 1
East Sac County 9, Logan-Magnolia 0
West Central Valley/Nodaway Valley 6, AHSTW 0
Panorama 6, Des Moines Hoover 0

BOYS SOCCER

Atlantic 7, Missouri Valley 2
CB Abraham Lincoln 8, Bishop Heelan 0
Des Moines Hoover 12, Panorama 2
West Central Valley/Nodaway Valley 9, AHSTW 0