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Former Hawkeye, longtime coach Tom Moore joins football staff

IOWA CITY — University of Iowa head football coach Kirk Ferentz announced the hiring of former Hawkeye and longtime coach Tom Moore as senior consultant to the head coach and offensive advisor. “I have known Tom Moore for over a decade and am thrilled that he has agreed to join our ...

Iowa extends McCollum

IOWA CITY — Coach Ben McCollum has received an immediate $1 million raise under a six-year contract he signed last week, just over a month after he led Iowa to its first Elite Eight appearance in 39 years. According to the contract, obtained Monday by The Associated Press through an open ...

Bobcat girls eighth in Waukee Invite

GRIMES — The Marshalltown girls’ golf team finished near the middle of the pack in its revisit to the Central Iowa Metropolitan League, placing eighth out of 12 teams at the Waukee Invite on Monday at Beaver Creek Golf Course. The Bobcats came in with a 383 team total that was just 10 ...

Martin inks with Sparks

LOS ANGELES — Former University of Iowa standout Kate Martin has a new WNBA opportunity after being waived by the Golden State Valkyries last week and signing with the Los Angeles Sparks on a player development contract over the weekend. The Sparks announced the signing Sunday, giving ...

SPORTS SHORTS: Mustang girls compete at NICL golf tournament

WATERLOO — The East Marshall girls’ golf team finished 12th out of 15 teams at the North Iowa Cedar League meet on Monday at Irv Warren Memorial Golf Course. The Mustangs finished in with a 478 team total, coming in ahead of Hudson (534). Neither Waterloo Columbus nor Wapsie Valley fielded full teams. Grundy Center claimed the conference crown with a 353 total, well ahead of Jesup (370) and Dike-New Hartford (372). Hayliee VerSteegh and Mya Gould led East Marshall as both shot 117. Charlee Gallentine came to the clubhouse with a 119, and Kate Johnson rounded out the team ...

Wings escape Fever in season opener 107-104

INDIANAPOLIS — Arike Ogunbowale had 22 points, Paige Bueckers scored 20, and Caitlin Clark missed a deep 3 with a chance to send the game to overtime as the Dallas Wings beat the Indiana Fever 107-104 to open their WNBA seasons on Saturday. Odyssey Sims also had 20 points for the Wings, ...