Shenandoah – 7 vs Creston – 2

Shenandoah winners: Gabi Jacobs (2), Nora Martin (2), Rachel Hobbie (2), Jaylan Gray, Brooke Hays, Ali Hansen

Creston winners: Hollyn Rieck, Sasha Wurster, Kennedy Strider 

Shenandoah – 6 vs Lewis Central – 3

Shenandoah winners: Gabi Jacobs (2), Rachel Hobbie (2), Ali Hansen, Jaylan Gray, Brooke Hays, Nora Martin

Lewis Central winners: Liv Allely, Reese Meaike, McKenzie McMorris, Makayla Rector 

Lewis Central – 5 vs Creston – 4 

Lewis Central winners: McKenzie McMorris (2), Makayla Rector (2), Reese Meaike (2), Liv Allely

Creston winners: Ava Adamson (2), Hollyn Rieck (2), Sasha Wurster, Kennedy Strider

Panorama – 2 vs Riverside – 1

Denison-Schleswig – 0 vs East Sac County – 0 

Treynor – 5 vs Denison-Schleswig – 0

Treynor – 1 vs Sioux City North – 0 (2OT/PKS)

Treynor – 5 vs Denison-Schleswig – 0 

Abraham Lincoln – 5 vs Carroll – 0

Abraham Lincoln – 1 vs Panorama – 0 

Boone Tournament

Kuemper Catholic – 3 vs Central Iowa United – 0

Kuemper Catholic – 4 vs Boone – 0 

Bishop Heelan Catholic – 2 vs Urbandale – 0

BOYS

St. Albert – 2 vs Assumption – 0

St. Albert – 6 vs Burlington Notre Dame – 2

Van Meter – 3 vs Treynor – 0

Van Meter – 5 vs Panorama – 0

Missouri Valley Invite

1. Tri-Center 333

2. Missouri Valley 333

3. AHSTW 351

4. Heartland Christian 443

Top 5

1. Daylen Kocour (79) – Missouri Valley

2. Kai Sonderland, Tri-Center (80)

3. Layton Maasen (81) – Missouri Valley

4. Daxton Myler (82) – Missouri Valley

5. Drew Lee (82) – AHSTW

Storm Lake Tournament

1. Spencer – 308

2. Kuemper Catholic – 311

10. Denison-Schleswig – 351

Top Finishers

1. Reid Doring (70) – Spencer

2. Nathan Manske (72) – Algona

3. Braxton Vonnahme (73) – Kuemper Catholic

4. Jack Lenz, Kuemper Catholic (76) – Kuemper Catholic

Other Kuemper Catholic: Dawson Billmeier – 81, Kayden Schon – 81, Garrett Babe – 92, Collin Venteicher – 98 

Denison-Schleswig: Michael Collins – 83, Malachi Esteves – 86, Nash Langenfield – 89, Cale Paulsen – 100, Karsen Bruhn – 102

OABCIG Tournament 

1. Ridge View – 330 

2. OABCIG – 335

3. Woodbine – 344

Medalist: Jack Gilbert (73) – OABCIG

Runner Up: Gain Vohs (79) – Ridge View

Woodbine: Carson Kelley – 83, Skyler Stolley – 85, Cal Pryor – 88, Cody Dickinson – 88, Carter Gruver – 89, Wyatt Coenen – 96 

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Iowa softball team shutout Rutgers, 4-0, on Sunday afternoon at Bob Pearl Field in the regular season finale. The win completed the series sweep for the Hawkeyes, their fourth of the Big Ten season and most in a season since 2010.

Junior Jalen Adams (25-5) got the start and threw her 20th complete game of the season allowing no runs on three hits and struck out two. Sophomore Soo-Jin Berry led the way for Iowa, delivering the big hit for the Hawkeyes – a two RBI double in the third inning.

The Scarlet Knights out hit the Hawkeyes for the third game in a row, but the Hawkeyes took advantage of the free passes picking up 19 walks and four hit by pitches over three games.

Sophomore Jena Young started Iowa off with a walk in the first inning and got into scoring position after a sacrifice bunt and a ground out, but was left on as the inning came to a close.

Adams sat down Rutgers in order in the third inning. The Hawkeyes were first on the board in the bottom of the inning. Young started the two-out rally with a walk, and Tory Bennett and Desiree Rivera followed suit to load the bases. Senior Hannah Lindsay was then hit by a pitch to bring home Young for Iowa’s first run of the day. Sophomore Soo-Jin Berry then followed up with a double to right field scoring Bennett and Rivera extending the Hawkeye lead, 3-0.

Adams continued to dominate, retiring the Scarlet Knights in order the fifth. Iowa added an insurance run in the sixth as junior Avery Jackson’s speed was too much for the Rutgers defense. She reached on a fielder’s choice and moved into scoring position on an error. She then advanced to third on a passed ball and scored an another throwing error giving Iowa a 4-0 lead.

Adams closed out the win for Iowa with another one, two, three inning in the seventh.

Iowa finished the game with four runs on two hits and left five runners on. Rutgers had no runs on three hits and left four runners on base.

HEAR FROM ACTING HEAD COACH KARL GOLLAN

“Today was about our team honoring our seniors and wanting their final game at Pearl to end the right way. This program is better because of their efforts and everyone else’s on the team. It’s the last time this unit will ever be together on this field, so it’s fitting it ended with a win.”

NOTABLES

• First time since March 15, 2024 that Iowa has recorded back-to-back shutouts.
• This was Iowa’s 11th shutout win of the season, the most since 2012 (11)
• This is Iowa’s 15th Big Ten win of the season, the most since 2012 (16) *
• Five Big Ten series wins is the most in a season since 2012 (6) *
• This was Iowa’s fourth straight Big Ten series win, the longest streak since 2012 (5) *
• Rivera has reached base in the last 15 games

* excludes 2021 COVID bubble season

UP NEXT
Iowa (35-17, 15-7) returns to action in West Lafayette, Indiana on Wednesday for the Big Ten Tournament. Full brackets and seeding will be released once all Big Ten regular season games have concluded later today. All Big Ten Tournament games will be broadcast on Big Ten Network.

SEATTLE – The University of Iowa baseball team shutout Washington, 8-0, in the series finale on Sunday afternoon at Husky Ballpark.

“I’m really proud of our team and how we were able to bounce back after two really tough losses,” said head coach Rick Heller.

The Hawkeyes (32-15, 21-6) batted .306 overall and left 12 runners on base.

“You’re going to run into some weekends where everything seems to go right, and this was really the first one where things went wrong. We just didn’t find a way to get it done when we had opportunities in the first two games, but I will say I felt like we played really hard all weekend long,” said Heller. “Two L’s when we really played pretty well was tough. Weaker teams would’ve came out today and cashed it in.”

The Hawkeyes took a 1-0 lead in the fifth when Ben Wilmes hit a solo bomb, his seventh of the season. Iowa extended its lead in the sixth as Caleb Wulf slapped a pinch-hit RBI single up the middle.

The Hawkeyes scored two runs in each of the last three innings, highlighted by RBI singles from Gable Mitchell and Reese Moore and an RBI double from Jaixen Frost.

Mitchell led the offense, going 3-for-6 with two doubles, an RBI and a run scored.

The Iowa pitching staff held Washington (27-22, 15-9) to three hits and a .103 batting average.

Reece Beuter got the start on the mound for Iowa and threw seven scoreless innings to improve to 6-0 on the season. He allowed three hits while matching a career-high with eight strikeouts. The right-hander has now thrown 13 straight scoreless innings. This is also Beuter’s second seven-inning shutout this season.

“Reece Beuter was outstanding again today,” said Heller. “He was in pretty much complete control for seven innings. Exactly what we needed when the offense hasn’t been clicking.”

Brant Hogue and Justin Hackett entered the game in relief and combined for three punchouts.

“We’ll enjoy the trip home and regroup and get back to work and hopefully play good baseball here these last two weeks,” said Heller.

Up Next

The Hawkeyes will have a midweek contest at UIC on Wednesday at 6 p.m. (CDT) at Les Miller Field.

Former Iowa star Caitlin Clark scored 16 points in 19 minutes of action in her return to Iowa City as the Indiana Fever rolled to a 108-44 victory, Sunday, over the Brazilian national team in sold out Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Clark was four-of-six from three point range and grabbed six rebounds while adding five assists as she deals with a leg injury that kept her out of Indiana’s exhibition opener.

Clark was four-of-six from three point range and grabbed six rebounds while adding five assists as she deals with a leg injury that kept her out of Indiana’s exhibition opener.

It was an emotional return for Clark, who led Iowa to back-to-back trips to the NCAA championship game.

Clark says playing exhibition games on college campuses is a great way to take the game to the fans.

Fever coach Stephanie White on the atmosphere in Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

White feels it is a good way to promote the WNBA.

White says getting Clark back on the floor was a boost on offense.

The Fever connected on 15 three pointers, including 12 in the opening half as they raced out to a 70-24 lead at halftime.

INDIANOLA, Iowa – Haley Rasmussen wrapped up her Simpson women’s basketball career in record-breaking fashion, Thursday, earning the NCAA Division III Statistical Champion title for 3-point percentage after shooting a blistering 51.7% from deep — the highest single-season mark in program history. A former Atlantic High School standout, Rasmussen’s mark at Simpson not only led DIII but was the best across all three NCAA divisions, men’s and women’s. Her remarkable shooting helped propel Simpson to national recognition as a team as well; the Storm led all NCAA women’s divisions in 3-point percentage, finishing the season at 40.2 percent — another program-best mark. It marks the second time in the past four seasons the Storm have claimed the national team title in this category.

Senior Haley Rasmussen (photo by Frank Novak) via simpsonathletics.com.

School officials say across 26 games, Rasmussen knocked down 75 triples, finishing among the top 20 in Division III in both total makes and makes per game, and securing the top spot on Simpson’s all-time single-season 3-point list. Senior guard Molly Lutmer wasn’t far behind, connecting on 70 threes at a 37.6 percent clip. Together, the duo ended their careers among the top five in program history for career 3-pointers made.

Rasmussen joins Jenna Taylor (2019) and Amy Hamilton (2009) as Storm players to lead the nation in 3-point percentage.

Simpson’s NCAA Division III Statistical Champion Team Awards
2025 – 3-point percentage (40.2)
2022 – field goal percentage (48.5), 3-point percentage (37.6), free throw percentage (79.1), assists per game (20.7), assist-to-turnover ratio (1.47)
2008 – field goal percentage (48.0)
1999 – scoring margin (24.2)
1996 – field goal percentage (48.1)

Simpson’s NCAA Division III Statistical Champion Individual Awards
2025 – Haley Rasmussen, 3-point percentage (51.7)
2022 – Kia Rasmussen, assist-to-turnover ratio (4.54)
2022 – Cameron Kincaid, free throw percentage (92.2)
2021 – Cameron Kincaid, free throw percentage (95.9)
2019 – Jenna Taylor, 3 point percentage (48.9)
2009 – Amy Hamilton, 3-point percentage (49.6)
2007 – Ashley Katch, blocked shots per game (5.07)

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Iowa softball team walked off Rutgers, 4-3, on Friday evening at Bob Pearl Field in game one of the three game series.

Junior Jalen Adams (24-5) got the start in the circle for the Hawkeyes. Throwing her 19th complete game of the season, Adams allowed three runs on seven hits and struck out one Scarlet Knight. Sophomore Jena Young led the way for Iowa, going 2-for-3 with two doubles. Sophomore Devin Simon hit her third home run of the season and had three RBIs on the day.

Adams started the game off striking out the first Rutgers batter. After a walk to the two hitter, the Hawkeye defense turned a double play to end the inning. Young started the home half with a leadoff double to left center and moved to third after a sacrifice bunt, but was left stranded as the inning came to a close.

Rutgers was first on the board in the top of the second as the leadoff batter came around to score on an RBI double. Iowa answered back quickly in the home half of the inning. Senior Hannah Lindsay started the inning with double to left center, followed by freshman Talia Tretton reaching on a walk. Simon showed up big for Iowa, delivering a home run off the scoreboard in center field to give the Hawkeyes the lead, 3-1.

Both teams went quietly in the third and fourth innings. The Hawkeyes threatened in the fifth, with Young hitting a leadoff double and got to third on a sac bunt. Rutgers held strong as two Hawkeyes were left on base as the inning ended.

The Scarlet Knights tied the game in the top of the sixth on a two-run home run. Iowa was able to load the bases in the bottom of the inning, but were unable to capitalize.

Adams held strong in the seventh to keep the game tied at three. The Hawkeyes loaded the bases with one out with walks to Desiree Rivera, Lindsay and Tretton. Simon was able to put the ball in play as the runner on third came home on an error by the Rutgers shortstop to win the game.

Iowa finished the game with four runs on four hits and left eight runners on. Rutgers had three runs on seven hits and two errors.

NOTABLES

• Adams picked up her 24th win of the season, the most for a Hawkeye pitcher since 2009 (Brittany Weil, 26).
• Iowa has 29 home runs this season, the most since the 2015 season (35).
• Adams ranks 12th all-time for career wins at Iowa with 44.
• Adams ranks 12th all-time for career complete games at Iowa with 46.

UP NEXT
Iowa (33-17, 13-7) returns to action against Rutgers for game two of the series on Saturday at Bob Pearl Field for Senior Night. First pitch is scheduled for 5 pm CT and will be streamed on B1G+ ($) and broadcast on Hawkeye Radio Network. Tickets are available for $7 for adults, youth 18 and under are free. More ticketing information can be found on hawkeyesports.com.

Treynor – 218 vs Audubon – NTS 

Medalist: Sophi Pedersen (39) – Treynor

Runner-up: Mari Gleason (56) – Audubon

Other Audubon: Emily Foran – 69, Sydney Johnson – 76

Other Treynor: Brooklyn Casey – 58, Shaylee Smith – 60, Molly Coffman – 61, Collin Reineke – 69 

KUEMPER INVITATIONAL

1. Spencer – 367

3. Kuemper Catholic – 373

4. Denison-Schleswig – 424

6. Atlantic – 445

9. Harlan 503 

1. Morgan Irvine (81) – Spencer

2. Addy Beiter (84) – Kuemper Catholic

6. Elsa Tiefenthaler (91) – Kuemper Catholic

8. Glada Lujano (96) – Kuemper Catholic

Atlantic: Emma Rose – 99, Mackenna Schroeder – 101, Rylee Bengel – 114, Nevaeh Fewson – 131

BOYER VALLEY QUAD

1. West Monona 230

2. Boyer Valley 233

3. Heartland Christian 266

4. Woodbine NTS 

Medalist: Charlie Pryor (46) – Woodbine

Other Woodbine: Ellie DeForest – 58, Elise Olson – 64

Other Boyer Valley: Reese Miller – 55, Mataya Bromert – 56, Zoey Soma – 58, Gwen Neilsen – 61, Sarah Roberts – 107