Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Iowa across Nascar, Football, Basketball.
The upcoming US Club Soccer National Cup final will pit the South Dakota United Spirit against Desert Communities Soccer Club, highlighting a breakthrough season for the Pierre Governor Soccer program.
An overview of the Badgers' most storied rivalries, from the Gophers to the Buckeyes, highlighting key series and historic moments.
Brayden Kennedy delivered a stellar four‑inning outing, while the Pleasantville offense exploded in the second through fourth frames, securing a 10‑0 victory that sets up a Thursday clash with Cascade.
Junior defensive lineman Kenneth Merriweather is set to play a pivotal role for the Iowa Hawkeyes in the upcoming 2026 season, bringing experience, agility and a knack for disruption after a standout performance against USC.
The North Central Conference unveiled its 2026 All-Conference baseball selections, highlighting the achievements of Clear Lake Lions athletes who secured spots on all three teams.
Coach Jan Jensen’s staff has offered Kristen Winston, the nation’s top‑ranked 2029 prospect, a scholarship, placing Iowa among the elite programs courting the Birmingham guard.
From coast‑to‑coast coverage of the final 14 events to a three‑part documentary, USA Sports is positioning itself as the flagship broadcaster for NASCAR’s climax, enlisting veteran voices and fresh perspectives.
George Blake threw a complete-game no-hitter for Indianola, leading the team to an 8-1 victory over Southeast Polk and advancing to the Class 4A semifinals.
A dominant seven‑inning outing by George Blake, combined with a cohesive squad, has thrust Indianola into the state semifinals for the first time since 1969.
The Badgers are gearing up for a pivotal 2026 matchup against Rutgers, seeking to avoid another home loss while the Scarlet Knights look to reshape their roster and prove they can compete in the Big Ten.
After missing the opening month of the campaign, the defenseman returned to the lineup, posted a career‑high point total and secured his future with Detroit through the 2026‑27 season.
From national champions to program builders, this season’s top 25 coaches reveal a dynamic mix of veteran mastery and fresh ambition.
The recent draft highlighted Iowa’s baseball pipeline, with prospects like Gable Mitchell and Kooper Schulte hearing their names called, while colleges and teams look ahead to next season.
Former Iowa baseball infielder Kooper Schulte was chosen by the New York Mets in the 20th round of the 2026 MLB Draft, capping a collegiate career that included strong offensive numbers and solid defensive work.
NASCAR veteran Kenny Wallace says the open animosity between Zane Smith and Carson Hocevar adds a compelling layer to the sport.
Yahoo Sports is launching college fantasy football leagues that include players from the Power Four conferences and Notre Dame, introducing a novel format that mirrors NFL fantasy play while emphasizing gameplay over gambling.
TIME’s 2026 Sports list honoree Carson Hocevar jokes about couples counseling with rival Zane Smith, but on‑track collisions, a NASCAR hearing and sharp words on a podcast have turned a light‑hearted comment into a simmering rivalry that may influence the upcoming Atlanta race.
The Hawkeyes have not beaten the Cyclones since 2021, with the last home victory dating back to 2018. A deep dive into that game, the key players and what followed.
The baseball team erased a 4‑1 deficit with a five‑run sixth inning, while the softball squad fell 2‑0 after a rain‑delayed finish.
Iowa high schools conduct baseball and softball in the summer, reshaping family schedules, enabling four‑sport athletes and producing collegiate and professional talent.
Iowa stands alone in conducting high school baseball and softball during the summer months, a tradition that molds family plans, fuels multi‑sport participation and creates a communal atmosphere reminiscent of Friday night football.
The NCAA's new rule allowing five seasons of eligibility for players who sign before turning 19 is already influencing Kansas State's offensive line, bringing transfers like Tanner Morley and Delvin Morris into the mix and extending the eligibility of returning starters.
The NCAA’s five‑year eligibility rule for players who enroll before age 19 is reshaping Kansas State’s interior offensive line, bringing in transfers, extending eligibility for returning athletes, and prompting a rotational development plan under new coach Mike Schmidt.
After losing key contributors, Iowa State turns to the transfer portal, landing Leon Bond III, a 6‑5 wing whose defensive versatility and scoring prowess promise to reshape the lineup.