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Kyle Huesmann

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Iowa Baseball, Women’s Basketball, Soccer and Field Hockey for @HawkeyeReport and @On3sports
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Iowa Women's Basketball non-conference schedule announced

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By Kyle Huesmann
| Go Iowa Awesome
The 2026-27 Iowa Women’s Basketball non-conference schedule has arrived. A couple of highlights from the release, Iowa will open the season against Towson. The Tigers coaching staff features former Hawkeye Zion Sanders who is in her third season as an assistant coach. Marquee matchups against UConn (Location TBD) and Vanderbilt (Sioux City) will test the Hawkeyes in November, while they will finish the month with a trip to the Bahamas for the Baha Mar Hoops event.
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Hawkeyes earn a dominant road win over UNCG

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By Kyle Huesmann
| Go Iowa Awesome
It took some time for the Iowa Soccer team to get going in Greensboro, but goals eventually came and a dominant victory was the result. The Hawkeyes scored in the final minute of the opening half and then added four more in the second, earning a 5-1 win over UNC-Greensboro on Sunday afternoon. With the win, Iowa moves to 3-1 on the season.
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Iowa soccer falls to #11 Wake Forest in Winston-Salem

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By Kyle Huesmann
| MSN Verified
An early season heavy weight battle ensued in Winston-Salem on Thursday evening, with the 19th-ranked Iowa Soccer team facing their first major test of the year, going up against 11th-ranked Wake Forest. There wasn't much difference between the two sides, with the Hawkeyes controlling the game for long stretches. However, the Demon Deacons found the back of the net twice, while Iowa hit the crossbar twice in a 2-0 defeat.
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