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  • Hawkeyes Softball Drop Indiana Series
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  • Spencer Lee Wins Olympic Team Trials
  • High School Boys Golf results from Saturday April 20th
  • High School Boys & Girls Soccer results from Saturday April 20th
  • High School Boys Tennis results from Saturday April 20th
  • Heiden Concrete & The Hoffman Agency "Athlete of the Week" 04/15 - 04/20
  • Hawkeyes Baseball Sweep Scarlet Knights
  • Chun Named USA Wrestling Women’s Coach of the Year
  • Hawkeyes Take Series Against Rutgers
  • Heiden Concrete & The Hoffman Agency "Athlete of the Week" 04/08 - 04/13
  • Hawkeyes Roll Past Rutgers
  • High School Boys track results from Friday April 19th
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  • High School Girls and Boys Tennis results from Friday April 19th
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  • High School Boys and Girls soccer results from Friday April 19th
  • Hawkeyes Fall to Hoosiers
  • Iowa State Men's Basketball adds three players from transfer portal
  • Area Soccer Scores- 4/18/24
  • Iowa Women's Basketball lands Villanova transfer Lucy Olsen
  • High School Soccer results from Tuesday April 16th
  • High School Tennis results from Tuesday April 16th
  • High School Girls & Boys Golf results from Tuesday April 16th

An Iowa owned horse will run for the roses out of post number one in Saturday’s Kentucky Derby. Mo Donegal (dun-ih-gul) is one of the favorites after winning the Wood Memorial in New York. It will be the fourth horse that Donegal Racing has run in the Derby. Des Moines attorney Jerry Crawford put the ownership group together after buying eight horses for 410 thousand dollars in 2008.

They have had two horses finish third and another seventh. Mo Donegal used a late charge to win at the Wood Memorial.

Crawford says Mo Donegal is smart and calm and that will help him navigate the large 20 horse field.