Class 1A – Region 2

Newell-Fonda 73, AGWSR 27

Coon Rapids-Bayard 40, HLV 26

Class 1A – Region 3

Martensdale-St. Mary’s 76, Sigourney 35

Fremont-Mills 59, Mount Ayr 29

Class 1A – Region 5

St. Albert 68, Stanton 42

Woodbine 69, Collins-Maxwell 50

Class 1A – Region 8

CAM 71, Wayne 34

Montezuma 60, Holy Trinity Catholic 44

Class 2A – Region 2

Panorama 65, AC/GC 37

Denver 47, Central Springs 25

Class 2A – Region 3

Westwood 68, West Monona 49

Exira-EHK 43, Treynor 37

Class 2A – Region 8

Nodaway Valley 93, Southwest Valley 46

Grundy Center 38, South Hamilton 29

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The University of Iowa women’s basketball team will play Kansas at the Sanford Pentagon on Nov., 16, 2024, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Tipoff and TV designation will be announced at a later date.

“The Iowa women’s basketball team is one of the biggest draws in all of sports right now, and this is an incredible opportunity to see a team that has captured the attention of the entire country,” said Jesse Smith, vice president of operations for Sanford Sports. “This matchup has the makings of an historic event not only for the Sanford Pentagon – but for South Dakota.”

Kansas, members of the BIG 12 Conference, won the WNIT Championship last season.

Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. (CT) Feb. 22, 2024 at the Sanford Pentagon Box Office and ticketmaster.com.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa Track and Field senior Kat Moody moved to second on Iowa’s all-time list at the Iowa Open on Friday afternoon.

The shot put specialist from Clive, Iowa, won the event with a 17.00-meter (55’ 9.25”) mark to improve her lifetime best and climb to second in program history. At the time of competition, Moody’s throw was the 20th-best in the nation.

“Overall, it was another great day for the throws group, led by Kat Moody,” Iowa Director of Track and Field Joey Woody said. “She’s on the verge of big things and she showed that today.”

“Kat had an incredible series,” Iowa throws coach Ray Robinson added. “The 17-meter barrier has been a goal she has been chasing this season. She wanted to get that off her back going into Big Ten’s. She has a legitimate shot to win the title. We’re in for a fun week.”

The Hawkeyes posted eight event wins and 12 new personal bests at the indoor home finale. Moody was joined by redshirt sophomore Ella Meeuwsen and junior Kaleba Jack as champions of field events. Meeuwsen won the women’s high jump with a mark of 1.70 meters. Jack secured the long jump title, leaping 7.22 meters.

On the track, senior sprinter Joe Stein won the men’s 60-meter dash in 6.82, while senior hurdler Gratt Reed claimed the men’s 60-meter hurdles title in 7.77. Senior Katie Moore won the women’s 600-meter race in 1:35.85. Senior Kelli Tosic claimed the women’s 5,000-meter title in 17:21.48.

Junior Kalil Johnson doubled up on lifetime bests in the men’s 60-meter hurdles. He ran a 7.89 in the prelims, before placing second in the finals with a 7.83. Sophomore Isabelle Woody notched two career bests on the day, including a 9.81 in the 60-meter hurdles and a 4.88-meter mark in the long jump.

UP NEXT: The Hawkeyes head to the Big Ten Indoor Championships at The SPIRE Institute in Geneva, Ohio, on Feb. 23-24.

HAWKEYE RESULTS

Women’s 60m

4. Mytika Mayberry – 8.06

Men’s 60m prelims

1. Joe Stein – 6.82
2. Miles Granjean – 6.89
3. Kaleba Jack – 6.99

Men’s 60m finals

1. Joe Stein – 6.82
2. Miles Granjean – 6.87
3. Kaleba Jack – 7.02

Women’s 60mH prelims

2. Miya Brines – 8.56, Q
3. Isabelle Woody – 9.81, PR

Women’s 60mH finals

3. Miya Brines – 8.64

Men’s 60mH prelims

1. Gratt Reed – 7.80, Q
2. Kalil Johnson – 7.89, PR, Q
3. Austin West – 8.10,     q
4. Kai Graves-Blanks – 8.15, q

10.Grant Conway – 8.70

Men’s 60mH finals

1. Gratt Reed – 7.77
2. Kalil Johnson – 7.83, PR
3. Kai Graves-Blanks – 7.85, PR

Men’s 200m

2. Damoy Allen – 21.43
3. Jaylin Holmes – 21.73

Men’s 400m

2. DeAndre Stapleton – 48.09
3. Evan Schuster – 49.85

Women’s 600m

1. Katie Moore – 1:35.85
2. Ava Rush – 1:38.76

Men’s 600m

3. Koby Brackemeyer – 1:21.07, PR

Women’s Mile

4. Cameron Kalaway – 5:05.77, PR
5. Jalyssa Blazek – 5:06.48
6. Lauren McMahon – 5:17.39

Men’s Mile

2. Aidan King – 4:11.38, PR
3. Yohana Yual – 4:12.47, PR
4. Carson Lane – 4:14.13, PR
5. Hayden Kuhn – 4:14.49

Women’s 3,000m

2. Ellie Twedt – 10.32.28

Women’s 5,000m

1. Kelli Tosic – 17:21.48
2. Miriam Sandeen – 17:26.01
3. Aleah Tenpas – 17:45.40
4. Rowan Boulter – 17:52.30
5. Ellie Rathe – 18:17.14
6. Brooke McKee – 18:43.54
7. Audra Soderlind – 18:56.16

Men’s 4×400

1. Holmes, Schuster, Brackemeyer, Lane – 3:23.14

Women’s High Jump

1. Ella Meeuwsen – 1.70 meters (5’ 7”)
2. Jade Hunter – 1.60 meters (5’ 3”)
3. Madeline Andelbradt – 1.60 meters (5’ 3”)

Women’s Long Jump

2. Tionna Tobias – 6.18 meters (20’ 3.50”)
3. Dimia Burrell – 5.48 meters (17’ 11.75”), PR
4. Isabelle Woody – 4.88 meters (16’ 0.25”), PR

Men’s Long Jump

1. Kaleba Jack – 7.22 meters (23’ 8.25”)

Men’s Pole Vault

3. Sal Capaldo – 4.20 meters (13’ 9.25”)
4. Austin West – 4.20 meters (13’ 9.25”)

Men’s Weight Throw

2. Sean Smith – 21.34 (70’ 0.25”)

Women’s Shot Put

1. Kat Moody – 17.00 meters (55’ 9.25”), PR, 2nd at Iowa

Iowa’s postseason hopes are circling the drain as the Hawkeyes get set to host 20th ranked Wisconsin on Saturday. Iowa is 6-8 in the Big Ten after a loss at Maryland and they have dropped four games to team they are tied with or above in the standings.

The Badgers won the first meeting in Madison by 11 in early January.

Saturday’s game will be the first sellout in a season that has featured dwindling attendance at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.