The No. 4 Iowa field hockey team could not come back from an early deficit against No. 1 North Carolina, as the Tar Heels beat the Hawkeyes, 3-0, in the NCAA Final Four on Friday in Chapel Hill, North...
The NCAA Division I Field Hockey tournament is down to just four teams, and Iowa is one of the last four standing for the first since 2008.
For the Hawkeyes, it’s another box checked off their...
Some players do not like the pressure of big games and the postseason, but Iowa field hockey forward Ciara Smith is quite the opposite.
The junior from Virginia impressed in Sunday’s NCAA Elite...
Coming off a Big Ten Tournament win in 2019, the Iowa field hockey team was forced to delay nearly an entire year of progress during 2020. The limitations of the pandemic interrupted training, team...
Winning is something Iowa field hockey has been accustomed to throughout this season, but Northwestern was one team Iowa could not get the upper hand on during the regular season.
That all changed...
Last week, Iowa field hockey fell to Michigan in the semifinal round of the 2021 Big Ten tournament.
The loss left Iowa’s postseason dreams in the hands of the 2020-21 NCAA Division I Field Hockey...
After playing field hockey for much of her life, Iowa senior forward Maddy Murphy wanted to test the waters throughout Europe and the U.S.
A gap year not only allowed her the opportunity to explore...
Without its top offensive option — senior forward Maddy Murphy — Iowa field hockey fell to No. 2 Michigan, 2-0, in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals Thursday at Grant Field in Iowa City.
Murphy,...
After a comfortable 3-0 first round win in the Big Ten Tournament against No. 9 Maryland Wednesday, No. 4 Iowa returns to action Thursday in the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament against No. 2 Michigan.
Iowa’s...
![Iowa midfielder Ellie Holley waits for the ball during a field hockey game against Maryland on Sunday, April 4, 2021. “[We] kind of took it as an opportunity,” Holley said. “We took the fall as yeah our season was canceled, but we had seven freshmen and in season it can be really hard to bond because you're just so busy. And having the four or five months to actually get to know the freshmen, going into a spring season we’re such a unit now that it's, we’re not, you know, wasting time with the ‘Oh, hi. Where'd you like the ball? What's your name?’ Like we all know each other so well. I think that's really helped us flourish.”](https://dailyiowan.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/fieldhockeyWEB-900x600.jpg)
