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Bobcats stalk the Hawks

There’s no statistical categories for saves made by position players, but Marshalltown boys soccer fans know there should be. Midway through a back-and-forth second half, MHS junior defender Edgar Meraz turned away what would have been Ankeny’s momentous first goal with a heads-up play ...

Bobcat boys turn back Rams, 11-0

The Marshalltown boys’ tennis team had no illusions about its opponent. Southeast Polk entered Monday’s match winless in dual meet action, but the Bobcats refused to acquiesce. A pair of come-from-behind barnburners closed out singles play as the exclamation point at the end of ...

Cyclones name McCombs as associate head coach

AMES — Iowa State women’s basketball head coach Bill Fennelly has named Caroline McCombs as associate head coach. McCombs will begin her duties with the Cyclones immediately. “I am very excited to add Caroline McCombs to our staff,” said Fennelly. “I have known Caroline for years ...

Johnson now the top ’Cat

DES MOINES — After finishing ninth in Thursday’s 3,200-meter run, Marshalltown High School junior Preston Johnson returned to the Blue Oval with an invitation to the “Elite High School Mile”. Though the event was different, the result was not as Quentin Nauman of Western Dubuque ...

Marshalltown alumni help pace world record in 4×800 relay

DES MOINES — A group of Marshalltown High School runners/alumni came to the Drake Relays planning to compete individually. They left as a small part of a world record. During Thursday night’s “Distance Carnival,” members of the Marshalltown Track Club answered a late request from ...

Five Hawkeyes drafted on Saturday

PITTSBURGH — The University of Iowa added another strong chapter to its NFL pipeline Saturday, with multiple Hawkeyes selected on the final day of the 2026 NFL Draft. Seven Iowa players were chosen in Rounds 2-7, with five of those selections coming on Saturday. The group pushed head coach Kirk Ferentz’s total to 101 players drafted during his tenure and marked one of the program’s most productive draft classes in the modern era. Center Logan Jones was Iowa’s first player off the board, going in the second round to the Chicago Bears. Jones, a unanimous All-American and ...