Gable Mitchell has simply been unstoppable in the early goings of the college baseball season for the Iowa Hawkeyes. Over 12 games, Mitchell is currently slashing .521/.600/.750 (1.350 OPS) with one home run and 14 RBIs.
Bennett Stirtz has single-handedly made a massive impact on the Iowa Hawkeyes 2025-26 season. Had first year head coach Ben McCollum not brought him over from Drake, this team would be nowhere near where they are.
The Iowa Hawkeyes finished the regular season with a 24-5 (15-3 B1G) record thanks to second year head coach Jan Jensen. Jensen was able to get the best out of her freshman and sophomores, especially when they lost senior Taylor McCabe to a season-ending injury.
Currently on Bubble Watch, the Iowa Hawkeyes need a statement victory to leave no doubt. Their NCAA Tournament hopes were at an all-time high when they knocked off No.
First year head coach Ben McCollum knows the Iowa Hawkeyes wouldn't be where they are today if it weren't for senior guard Bennett Stirtz. McCollum brought a ton of Drake players with him, but no one was more impactful than the Missouri native.
Hannah Stuelke became Jan Jensen’s top force in the paint and earned All-Big Ten honors, but a serious arm injury may end her court time for Friday’s quarterfinal.
There's a world where the Iowa Hawkeyes would have won three of their last four heading into a meeting with No. 3 Michigan. Sadly, that's not the world we live in.
All signs are pointing towards the Iowa Hawkeyes being fine and making the NCAA Tournament, but one can never be too sure of anything. 30-0 Miami (OH) is a bubble team which says a lot about how competitive college basketball truly is this year.
The Iowa Hawkeyes seem to be closer than ever to locking up a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament. They earned the right to be the B1G's No. 2 seed which granted them a double-bye in the 15 team conference tournament.
The Iowa Hawkeyes are one of four teams to have a double-bye in the 15 team B1G tournament. No. 12 Nebraska and No. 13 Indiana kick off tournament action as they're followed by another pair of first round games on March 4.
Beth Goetz, the Iowa Hawkeyes athletic director, recently spoke about the state of the men's basketball program. Bringing in Ben McCollum may have single-handedly saved a team that could've been at the bottom of the B1G for quite some time.
Senior guard Kylie Feuerbach was named to the B1G All-Defensive Team in a move the Iowa Hawkeyes knew was going to become a reality. Feuerbach's defense has been second to none this season as time and time again she shut down top defenders from the opposition.
The Iowa Hawkeyes wouldn't be where they are at this point in the season if not for sophomore Ava Heiden. Their 6'4'' center had a massive leap from her freshman to sophomore campaign, something arguably not even second year head coach Jan Jensen saw coming.
One could argue every single playmaker on this Iowa Hawkeyes defense either graduated or entered the transfer portal. Safety Koen Entringer was the only notable defensive name to transfer, and his decision came as a huge surprise to everyone involved.
Despite not making first, second or third team, these Iowa Hawkeyes players found a way to stand out. Senior Kylie Feuerbach and freshman Addie Deal are two entirely different players.
The Iowa Hawkeyes had plenty of talent this season which made it a no brainer to see these three earn All-B1G honors. Aophomore center Ava Heiden wasn't a unanimous First-Team B1G selection by the media, but she was still a unanimous selection by the coaches.
Second year head coach Jan Jensen guided a young, relatively in-experienced Iowa Hawkeyes squad to the No. 2 seed in the B1G tournament. There aren't many teams in the conference that rely on sophomores and freshman as much as Iowa does.
March Madness is right around the corner, but first the Iowa Hawkeyes must make it out of the regular season. A pair of games against No. 3 Michigan and No.
The Iowa Hawkeyes had a staggering nine players invited to the NFL Combine, though not everyone left a lasting impression. Offensive lineman Logan Jones and Gennings Dunker were the talk of the town while defensive back Xavier Nwankpa impressed as well.
As of March 1, Iowa Hawkeyes center Logan Jones goes down in the record books as the fastest offensive lineman. Just over a month out from the NFL Draft, Jones carved out a clear path to be one of the top offensive lineman selected.
Fresh off the Iowa Hawkeyes victory in Madison, there was a notable absence from the nation's No. 9 ranked team. Senior forward Hannah Stuelke missed her second game of the season as she was a late scratch due to an upper-body injury.
The Iowa Hawkeyes 81-52 victory over Wisconsin secured them the No. 2 seed in the B1G tournament. Still eyeing a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament, Iowa knows they could certainly boost their resume with another big win or two in the conference tournament.
Have you ever seen an athlete and just thought, “Hell yeah”? Meet Gennings Dunker, a tone-setting offensive lineman out of Iowa looking for a home in the National Football League next season.