
Former Northland College Stars Rejoin FPHL with New Contracts
Two former Northland College hockey players, Chris Curr and Kalib Ford, have signed new contracts to return to the Federal Prospects Hockey League for the upcoming season.
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Two former Northland College hockey players, Chris Curr and Kalib Ford, have signed new contracts to return to the Federal Prospects Hockey League for the upcoming season.

With returning quarterbacks and unexpected contenders, the upcoming Iowa 3A playoffs promise dramatic storylines across six districts.

Cameron Fens, a double‑double star from Dubuque Hempstead, pledges to the University of North Carolina, bringing a multi‑generational basketball lineage and a new eligibility framework into focus.
Former Jamestown High School standouts Olivia Sorlie and Peighton Walker reflect on their transition to college hockey, highlighting stats, leadership, resilience and the broader impact of their experiences.

Dubuque Wahlert erased early deficits and a late surge by Knoxville to win 9-8, advancing to the semifinals on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m.

Senior Cole Smith becomes the first NIU baseball player in 30 years to be named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-America Second Team, highlighting a season that saw the Huskies win a program-record 36 games and capture their first MAC title.

The latest state rankings highlight shifting dynamics in Iowa’s high school baseball landscape, with top teams from each class posting strong records and setting the stage for postseason play.

For the 23rd consecutive year, players who honed their skills in the United States Hockey League have etched their names on the Stanley Cup, with six alumni from the Carolina Hurricanes leading the latest triumph.

The Mississippi Valley Conference announced its annual awards, recognizing exceptional performances from senior players across multiple Iowa high schools. Liberty High dominated with eight all‑division honorees, while West High and City High each contributed five.