IOWA BOYS SOCCER STATE TOURNAMENT 

CLASS 1A STATE QUARTERFINALS

West Liberty 2 Western Christian 1 — OT

North Fayette Valley 2 West Sioux 1

Regina Catholic 3 Hudson 0

CLASS 2A STATE QUARTERFINALS

Assumption 4 Glenwood 0

Bishop Heelan Catholic 5 Webster City 1

Gilbert 2 Center Point-Urbana 1

Perry 2 Decorah 1 — 2 OT/PKs

CLASS 3A STATE QUARTERFINALS 

Des Moines Hoover 2 Indianola 1

Norwalk 2 Marion 0

Cedar Rapids Washington 2 Xavier 0

Dallas Center-Grimes 8 Storm Lake 1

CLASS 4A STATE QUARTERFINALS 

Johnston 3  Iowa City High 2

Iowa City West 4 WDM Valley 2

Pleasant Valley 2 Waukee Northwest 1

Dowling Catholic 3 Ankeny 2

HAWKEYE TEN CONFERENCE

Atlantic 12, Kuemper Catholic 1

Clarinda 15, Red Oak 2

Lewis Central 10, Harlan 1

WESTERN IOWA CONFERENCE 

Audubon 5 Treynor 4

ROLLING VALLEY CONFERENCE 

CAM 13 Glidden-Ralston 3

Woodbine 6 Ar-We-Va 0

NON-CONFERENCE 

Thomas Jefferson 10, Essex 0

Sioux City North 9, Underwood 3

Sioux City North 19, Underwood 6

Tri-Center 18, Boyer Valley 7

Panorama 17, IKM-Manning 11

Orient-Macksburg 13, East Union 1

West Central Valley 18, Southwest Valley 7

Murray 6, Lenox 5

Southeast Warren 6, Earlham 1

Martensdale-St. Marys 13, Des Moines Christian 0

Coon Rapids-Bayard 12, Colo-Nesco 3

Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont 13, Moravia 1

HAWKEYE TEN CONFERENCE

Glenwood 6, Shenandoah 3

The CAM Cougars had a 13-3 win over the Glidden Ralston Wildcats on Wednesday night with an 8 run fifth inning to spark the comeback. Out of the gate Glidden-Ralston was first to score with 3 runs in the top of the second with an error and RBI Triple from Allison Snyder to make it 3-0. CAM would then respond in the bottom of the third with a base hit from Keeley Kinney and infield error to make the game 3-1. Starting pitcher for the Wildcats Jaelyan Subbert seemed to be locked in as she would retire the next three batters for CAM in the fourth. Things drastically changed though with the Cougars in the fifth when their bats suddenly came alive and they brought in 8 runs off of 9 hits. The lead then changed with CAM up 9-3 and Glidden-Ralston’s hitting woes continued as they only had 4 hits on the night. The Cougars ended the game in the bottom of the sixth with 3 doubles and a walk off wild pitch at 13-3.

CAM’s Keely Kinney who went 3-4 with an RBI and Emma Follmann who had 3-4 at the plate with two doubles and an RBI showed a big night for their team.

One of the CAM Co-Coaches Jeni Follmann’s message to her team heading into the fifth down 3-1 was to have confidence.

Follmann was also impressed with the way her team kept their composure when they were down early.

With the impressive win the Cougars improve to 2-1 and will take on Stanton at home Thursday night. Coach Follmann noted that she wants to see her squad continue to bring their energy with them into Thursday’s contest.

The Wildcats fall to 2-2 with their loss and head back home for a matchup against Greene County Thursday evening.

Former NASCAR Cup champion Kyle Larson is not sure if he will even get the opportunity to try and defend his title at the Knoxville Nationals this season. Sprint car racing’s biggest event is set for August seventh through the 10th. That same weekend the Cup Series is running in Richmond, Virginia.

Larson says won two of the last three Knoxville titles and loves to race there as much as possible.

Larson has excelled in stock cars and sprint cars and just finished 18th in the Indianapolis 500. There are other events he would like to compete in one day.

Larson ran tire tests at the Iowa Speedway on Tuesday leading up to next month’s Iowa Corn 350.

Iowa State has announced next season’s non-conference schedule for the Cyclone men’s basketball team. Todd Kimm reports.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame announced the 11th annual Basketball Hall of Fame Women’s Showcase. Iowa State is set to participate in the event on Tuesday, December 17^th with a matchup against 2023 Final Four participant UConn. It is the first time the Cyclones have been invited to participate in the event.

“We are humbled and honored to be a part of the Basketball Hall of Fame Tournament Event,” said Iowa State head coach Bill Fennelly. “It is without question a unique opportunity to play UConn, the most iconic program in our sport, at Mohegan Sun which is such a great venue for our players and fans who attend. This will be an experience everyone in our program will always remember.”

Tickets for the 2024 Invesco QQQ Women’s Showcase will go on sale Friday, September 6, via Ticketmaster and on sale at the Mohegan Sun Arena Box Office starting Saturday, September 7. Game time and television broadcast details, as well as the complete 2024-25 women’s basketball non-conference schedule, will be released at a later date on Cyclones.com.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State has announced its men’s basketball non-conference schedule for the 2024-25 season.

The schedule features seven home games at Hilton Coliseum. The season opener is slated for Nov. 4 against Mississippi Valley State. The Cyclones will also face Kansas City (Nov. 11) and IU Indianapolis (Formerly IUPUI) on Nov. 18.

Iowa State will travel to the Maui Invitational Nov. 25-27. The bracket for the Maui Invitational will be released later this summer for a field that includes Auburn, Colorado, Dayton, Memphis, Michigan State, North Carolina and UConn. Seven of the eight teams in the field made the NCAA Tournament, with three advancing to the Sweet 16. UConn is the two-time defending NCAA Champion.

The Cyclones return to Hilton Coliseum Dec. 4 against Marquette for the Big 12/BIG East Battle. The Golden Eagles advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament last year. Iowa State will conclude the week with a game against Jackson State on Dec. 8.

The annual Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series game against Iowa will be played Dec. 12 in Iowa City. Iowa State will face Omaha Dec. 15 before taking a break for finals. The Cyclones close out the non-conference schedule with a home game against Morgan State on Dec. 22.

Times and television selections will be announced at a later date.

2024-25 Iowa State Men’s Basketball Non-Conference Schedule
Nov. 4 – Mississippi Valley State – Hilton Coliseum
Nov. 11 – Kansas City – Hilton Coliseum
Nov. 18 – IU Indianapolis – Hilton Coliseum
Nov. 25-27 – Maui Invitational – Maui, Hawaii
Dec. 4 – Marquette (Big 12/BIG EAST Battle) – Hilton Coliseum
Dec. 8 – Jackson State – Hilton Coliseum
Dec. 12 – Iowa (Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series) – Iowa City, Iowa
Dec. 15 – Omaha – Hilton Coliseum
Dec. 22 – Morgan State – Hilton Coliseum

2024-25 Season Ticket Information:
–Season Ticket Renewals – Cyclone fans who purchased season tickets last year will be contacted (by email) by early July with additional details to renew their seats for the 2024-25 season.
–New Season Tickets – Demand for season tickets continues to be strong. We expect a variety of seating options will be available for Cyclone Club members and public ticket buyers. To join the waitlist please click here.
–Single-Game Tickets – The athletics department will offer a variety of single-game ticket promotions. Detailed information will be shared prior to the start of the season.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head wrestling coach Kevin Dresser announced the addition of Cuban national Osmany Diversent to the roster on Tuesday.

“Osmany is an extremely talented and athletic young man,” Dresser said. “We have had some very good results with our recruiting efforts in Cuba in recent years. I’m excited to see how he makes the adjustments from freestyle to folkstyle wrestling.”

Diversent, a 2022 junior Pan-American champion, brings a credentialed freestyle background to Ames. He won 57kg junior titles at the 2021 and 2022 Cuban National Championships before capturing the senior division title in 2023.

At the 2021 Junior Pan-American Games, Diversent defeated Richard Figueroa – a 2024 NCAA Champion for Arizona State – in the semifinals en route to winning gold. Including Figueroa, Diversent owns three victories over wrestlers on Division I rosters – Ryan Miller (Penn) and Jacob Moran (Indiana).

On the senior level circuit at 57kg, Diversent earned bronze at the 2023 Pan-American Games and gold at the Central American and Caribbean Games.

Diversent, a La Habana, Cuba native, becomes the third Cuban national on Iowa State’s roster, joining Anthony Echemendia and Yonger Bastida.

Diversent projects at 125/133 pounds for the Cyclones.