Des Moines Roosevelt did just enough with its chances to chase off Marshalltown’s three-match winning streak. The Roughriders scored twice in the second half to break free from the Bobcat boys’ soccer team, taking their win streak in the series to four in a row with Tuesday’s 2-0 ...
Kyle Smith is staying home. Marshalltown High School’s all-time leading 3-point shooter will take his long-range game across town to Marshalltown Community College next season to join the Tigers on the basketball court. Smith announced his commitment to the MCC men’s basketball program ...
AMES — Iowa State men’s basketball coach T.J. Otzelberger has named Tim Buckley as a new assistant coach, effective immediately. Buckley replaces the vacancy created when Kyle Green left the Cyclones to take the head coaching position at Northern Iowa. Buckley was a member of ...
Audi Crooks is one of nine Iowa State players who officially entered the NCAA transfer portal Monday in the first 12 hours it was open. The nation’s second-leading scorer is one of more than 1,100 Division I women’s basketball players who entered the portal after it opened just after midnight, according to an Associated Press review of the portal. In January, the NCAA approved moving the portal’s opening to the day after the national championship game for a 15-day window. It didn’t take long for players to enter. The portal used to be open after the second round of the NCAA ...
CEDAR FALLS — Northern Iowa football fans are invited to celebrate this year’s spring season with the 2026 Spring Game, hosted inside the UNI-Dome on Saturday, April 25. The free UNI football kids camp will return, hosted and run by the UNI Panther football team ahead of the Spring Game. Doors will open at 11 a.m. for kids clinic check-in. All clinic attendees need to be checked in by 11:30 a.m. UNI football’s Spring Game Kids Clinic is limited to 250 participants grades K-6. The free kids clinic will run from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Each participant will receive a bottle of ...
The Marshalltown boys’ soccer team took its season-opening loss to heart and learned all the lessons it could for the first week of the spring. Three matches and three decisive wins later, the Bobcats were feeling decidedly better than they did four nights earlier. For the second time in ...
