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Iowa’s Banks declares for draft, portal

IOWA CITY — University of Iowa swingman Tavion Banks declared for the NBA Draft and will enter the transfer portal if a fifth year is granted according to his social media on Wednesday. Banks expressed his desire to remain with the Hawkeyes if a fifth year of eligibility is awarded to him. ...

BOBCAT ROUND-UP: Hilderbrand leads as ’Cats club Riverhawks

MASON CITY — The Marshalltown girls’ golf team got its first win in comfortable fashion, clobbering host Mason City 187-246 on Tuesday at Highland Park Golf Course. The Bobcats’ six scores were the best in the meet, led by sophomore Morgan Hilderbrand’s medalist round of 42. Harper ...

SPORTS SHORTS: Warner joins Hawkeye wrestling coaching staff

IOWA CITY — University of Iowa head wrestling coach Tom Brands announced Friday that former Hawkeye and five-time All-American Jacob Warner has joined the program’s coaching staff as a temporary assistant coach. “Jacob knows what it takes to compete at the highest level, both on and off the mat,” said Brands. “He represents everything Iowa wrestling stands for. His toughness, discipline and relentless work ethic will be a tremendous asset to our staff and our student-athletes.” Warner fills the position previously occupied by Bobby Telford. A native of Tolono, Ill., ...

Bobcats humble Hoover, 3-1

Des Moines Hoover got the first goal, but the Bobcats got the rest. Andres Ordaz scored the tying goal and assisted on the go-ahead score as the Marshalltown boys’ soccer team tallied three unanswered goals in a 3-1 triumph over the Huskies on Tuesday night at Leonard Cole Field. Aaron ...

MHS boys shut out Alliance foes

As the calendar counts down toward divisional play, the Marshalltown boys’ tennis team continues to wind up in preparation for it. The Bobcats blasted through a pair of Iowa Alliance Conference foes on Tuesday at the Marshalltown Court Complex, clocking Des Moines Hoover and Ottumwa by ...

Iowa sanctioned for tampering with McNamara

IOWA CITY — Iowa has been placed on probation for one year, will pay a self-imposed $25,000 fine and vacate four wins in 2023 as part of the resolution to an NCAA infractions case stemming from the recruitment of former quarterback Cade McNamara, the NCAA announced Tuesday. The NCAA found ...