It was an up-and-down day for the Marshalltown girls’ tennis team, but not for the weather. The Bobcats hosted Boone and Des Moines Hoover for a triangular at the Marshalltown Court Complex, but there was no happy medium for all attendees. With temperatures reaching 90 degrees and a heat ...
Paige Bueckers sees her first major tournament for the U.S. women’s national team alongside fellow newcomers Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese as the natural course of one generation replacing another. The Dallas Wings star wants to be clear, though. This FIBA World Cup — not to mention any ...
Marshalltown’s Emma Case cuts through the water during the 100-yard butterfly in Tuesday’s Iowa Alliance Conference dual meet with Des Moines North at the MHS pool. Case won the race with a time of 1 minute, 8.21 seconds, but the Bobcats fell to the Polar Bears 89-87. The full story and ...
TIMES-REPUBLICAN AMES — Iowa State has announced its non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 women’s basketball season. The schedule is highlighted by three games against in-state rivals and three contests against 2026 NCAA Tournament teams. Overall, ISU will host one exhibition and nine regular-season games in Hilton Coliseum as part of the non-conference schedule. The Cyclones will host an exhibition contest with Upper Iowa on Oct. 28 prior to the regular season opener against Grambling State on Nov. 2. The homestand continues for two more weeks, with contests against ...
TIMES-REPUBLICAN ELDORA — The East Marshall volleyball team took a game from South Hardin for the first time in eight years, but it wasn’t enough to propel the Mustangs to victory. The host Tigers took Monday’s NICL West Division match from East Marshall in four sets, prevailing 25-16, 24-26, 25-17, 25-12. Emma Minteer had 18 kills and Lucy Anderson added 12 for South Hardin (4-5, 1-0). East Marshall was paced by Ashtyn Wheater’s nine kills. Marisa Cahalan had seven, Natalie Condon added six and Deliah Conner contributed five. Mya Gould totaled 25 assists. Libby Atcher ...
Carson Kolb is right where he wants to be in his football career. It just took him a couple years longer than he expected — and only because he was able to capitalize on an opportunity that’s become less available in this new era of college athletics. Without a scholarship offer coming ...
