The Iowa State Cyclones (15-9, 7-6 Big 12) lost 72-82 to the TCU Horned Frogs (18-5, 9-3 Big 12) on Sunday afternoon in Fort Worth, Texas.
After beating the Texas Longhorns on the road on Wednesday, the Iowa State Cyclones faced another road challenge with the TCU Horned Frogs on …
The last time that the Cyclones and Horned Frogs faced one another, TCU won 77-74 in Ames. But now, Iowa State is riding a three-game win streak. The Cyclones will try to get one back on Sunday.
After some of the coldest days this winter with frigid below-zero degree days in Ames, Iowa, the Iowa State men's golf team got the chance to …
The Cyclones came into the GymQuarters Invitational off of a tough loss in Gainesville, Florida. Although they were not able to claim the top …
The Iowa State women's basketball team struggled offensively en route to a 57-53 loss.
Iowa State Women's basketball hosted TCU in Hilton Coliseum on Saturday in a Big 12 match up. The Cyclones secured a desperately needed confer…
The Iowa State women's basketball team hosted Kansas on Jan. 8 and defeated the Jayhawks, 87-58. Photos by: Chris Jorgensen
The Iowa State track and field program began the 29th annual Iowa State Classic in strong fashion on Friday, with many Cyclone athletes running personal bests. The meet has become a mainstay on the indoor calendar, with some of the nation's most talented athletes competing at the Lied Recreation Athletic Center over the weekend.
Iowa State finished second in the Gymquarters Invitational in St. Charles, Missouri, losing to No. 9 LSU and beating No. 19 Missouri and unranked Lindenwood. Iowa State finished strong, ending the meet with a final score of 196.625.
The Iowa State women’s basketball team (15-8, 7-5 Big 12) defeated the Texas Longhorns (15-8, 7-4 Big 12) by a score of 69 to 51 on Wednesday night. The win avenged a loss to the Longhorns earlier in the season at home.
In a win that helps Iowa State in many ways, there were some things to look out deeper.
It will be a homecoming of sorts for the Iowa State Track and Field, as it is set to host their second home meet of the 2020 season.
Iowa State lost its first conference game of the season on Jan. 6 at the hands of the Texas Longhorns in Ames, Iowa. Now, Iowa State has a chance to even the season series on Wednesday.
This year's Lady Puerto Rico Classic provided Iowa State with a great opportunity to find its current identity as a team. Each school in the field came in ranked in the top 100 of GolfWeek's rankings, so it was expected to be a competitive field.
There are a lot of requirements for college athletes to get an athletic scholarship: they need to have good grades, receive good test scores, as well as have a great athletic ability in their chosen sport. For freshman Nolwenn Nunes, an international swimmer for Iowa State, that wasn't all. She also had to learn a second language and test out of it in order to come to Iowa State.
The Cyclones began their final round of play at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic far off of the top of the leaderboard, as day three started with the team at +31, tied for 12th place for the tournament.
Day two began at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic began with Iowa State in a deep hole that it had already put itself in. The Cyclones finished opening round play Sunday tied for 10th place, 19 strokes off of the lead. When play began at 8:00 a.m. Monday there was reportedly 16 mph winds, which ultimately led to another day of high scores for all of the teams involved.
The Iowa State swimming and diving team fell to Kansas on their last dual meet of the season before the Big 12 Championships during the two day meet Friday and Saturday.
First round play for the Lady Puerto Rico Classic began at 8 a.m, Sunday morning. Taglao Jeeravivitaporn was the first Cyclone to tee off, as she started on the par five, fourth hole of the River Course at the Rio Mar Country Club. As all six Cyclones would proceed to tee off and it seemed like they were never able to completely wake up.
The Iowa State Track and Field team wrapped up a relatively light weekend on the schedule, as the Cyclones closed out the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational in Lincoln, Nebraska and the Millrose Games in New York. After the dust had settled and times had been recorded.
The Iowa State Track and Field squad closed out another action-packed weekend in bold fashion, with Saturday being highlighted by one very special run. The Cyclones had 10 athletes competing in seven events across the board and in two different meets.
After holding a 44-29 lead midway through the third quarter, the Iowa State Cyclones found themselves trailing to the Oklahoma Sooners 59-55 with less than five minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.
The Cyclones are off to one of their better starts in school history and have put themselves in a place to win in almost every meet they have competed in, including this one.
In the second day of competition, Kansas appeared to have taken over as it beat Iowa State 111-204.
The Lady Puerto Rico Classic will be Iowa State's second competition of the spring season. The women's golf team has played in this same tournament for the past 12 years dating back to the 2007-08 season.
It was a relatively brief first day of action for the Iowa State Track and Field squad, but it was led by some impressive performances. The Cyclones only had seven athletes competing in three events across the board at the Bob Devaney Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.
The mix of blue and red in the stands indicated it was time for the annual Big 12 rival dual meet of the season between Iowa State and Kansas. Kansas ended the night on top with the score being 63-105 in the Jayhawks' favor.
In its seventh meet of the year, Iowa State placed third in a Tri-Meet with the No. 2 Florida Gators and the No. 4 Denver Pioneers. The Cyclones had a final score of 196.800, finishing 1.75 points behind the Gators, who would go on to take home the victory.
In its previous matchup against the Oklahoma Sooners on Jan. 11, the Iowa State Cyclones held the lead at halftime but were outscored 29-17 in the third quarter and suffered an 81-72 loss.
The Iowa State swim and dive team will look to finish off its season with a win as they face Kansas in its final dual meet of the season, while also honoring the seniors.
After coming off a trio of meets across the country last weekend in which multiple personal and school records were set, the Iowa State Track and Field Program will be back in action again. The Cyclones are set to compete at the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational at the University of Nebraska, while All-American distance runner Edwin Kurgat will run at the prestigious Millrose Games in New York.
The Iowa State Cyclones (13-8, 5-5 Big 12) defeated the Oklahoma State Cowgirls (12-10, 3-7 Big 12) by a score of 74-63 on Wednesday night. Maggie Espenmiller-McGraw set the record for most turnovers in a game by an Iowa State player, but coach Bill Fennelly said she and the team played really well.
The Iowa State Cyclones (12-8, 4-5 Big 12) will face the Oklahoma State Cowgirls (12-9, 3-6 Big 12) at Hilton Coliseum on Wednesday night. Both teams are riding losing streaks. But Iowa State knows this is an opportunity to start to cement their NCAA Tournament hopes.
To begin the final day of the UCF Challenge, the Cyclones sat in eighth place and they were 13 strokes off of the lead.
The Iowa State Cyclones (12-8, 4-4 Big 12) lost 71-79 to the West Virginia Mountaineers (14-5, 4-4 Big 12) on Sunday afternoon. While West Virginia came away with the win, there were a few things to point out in the loss.
The Cyclones entered day two of the UCF Challenge with a lot of ground to make up on the leader. They finished day one 10 shots off the lead. As play began at 8:45 a.m. Iowa State seemed poised to make a run.
Coming in to Sunday's road game against the West Virginia Mountaineers, the Iowa State Cyclones had only won twice in seven tries in road games against West Virginia.
The Iowa State swimming and diving team came away with two wins over the weekend thanks to its stellar performances on the diving board and in the swimming pool.
The UCF Challenge began on a sub-50 degree day with clear skies in Orlando, Florida, at the Eagle Creek Golf Club. The weather was near perfect for all 16 teams competing.
The Iowa State Cyclones' Track and Field program concluded a triple-header of weekend meets in strong fashion, with athletes producing more personal records in events across the board. With a plethora of action occurring in three different states, here are the top takeaways of the events over the weekend.
The second day of a trio of track meets closed in strong fashion for the Iowa State Track and Field squad. The Cyclones had athletes competing in Lubbock, Texas, Seattle and Bloomington, Indiana, facing off against some of the nation's best talent in events across the board. Here's a rundown of what happened on Saturday.
Iowa State's men's golf kicked off its spring season last week and now it is the women's turn. Head coach Christie Martens will bring her squad to Orlando, Florida, to compete in the UCF Challenge hosted by the University of Central Florida.
After losing by 21 points to the second-ranked Baylor Lady Bears, the Iowa State Cyclones are now facing the West Virginia Mountaineers in Morgantown, West Virginia, where Iowa State has not had a lot of success.
Day two of Iowa State's two-day competition ended with Iowa State ahead of North Texas 227-121, Iowa State beating University of Northern Iowa 240-108 and North Texas in front of Northern Iowa 189-163.
The first day of a trio of weekend track meets went well for the Iowa State Cyclones as athletes competing in the three meets held across the country achieved both personal, and in one case, school best marks.
Day one of the triangular meet against the University of Northern Iowa and North Texas ended on a strong note for Iowa State as they finished in the lead against both Northern Iowa and North Texas.
Bill Fennelly is in his 25th season as the head coach of the Iowa State Women’s basketball team, guiding his team to the NCAA tournament 18 out of his 24 seasons.
One week after the Iowa State swimming and diving team faced a tough loss in Morgantown, West Virginia, they will host North Texas and University of Northern Iowa in a triangular meet.
As the calendar moves on to February, so will Iowa State Track and Field's 2020 schedule. After coming off a home meet which saw national marks set and personal bests broken, the Cyclones will branch off for this weekend's meets.
In the first couple of possessions of Tuesday’s game, Iowa State rattled second-ranked Baylor's offense, causing it to miss four of its first five shots.
The Cyclones stood in ninth place after day one of the Arizona Intercollegiate. Heading into day two they had a lot of ground to make up. Prior to the competition kicking off Monday, Coach Andrew Tank had a few goals that he wanted to accomplish as a team.
The Iowa State Cyclones (12-6, 4-3 Big 12) will travel to Waco, Texas to battle the Baylor Bears (17-1, 6-0 Big 12) on Tuesday night. The WBCA Coaches Poll ranks the Bears as the No. 1 team in the country.
But the Cyclones hope starting point guard Jade Thurmon could provide a sparkplug with her speed.
The Iowa State men's golf team is currently competing in its first meet of the spring season. The Cyclones have had nearly a three-month layoff since they last competed in the Big 12 Match Play event in October. They now traveled to Tucson, Arizona to play in the Arizona Intercollegiate tournament, hosted by the University of Arizona at its home course is Sewailo Golf Club.
Iowa State's Track and Field squad put on its first home meet of the season on Saturday at the Lied Recreation Center.
Coming into its game against the Kansas Jayhawks on Saturday, Iowa State had won nine games in a row against Kansas.
Records and personal bests were the major highlights in Iowa State's first home track and field meet of the season, the Cyclone Open. The Cyclones competed against athletes from Northern Iowa and Drake, along with others competing as part of separate running and athletic clubs. Iowa State proved to be victorious in 11 events across the board.
The Iowa State swim and dive team suffered its first loss in conference play to West Virginia Saturday morning after previously holding a record of 5-1 against them. The Cyclones lost 133-167.
With already half the season over, the Iowa State swimming and diving team will begin Big 12 play this weekend.