Cooper Worth is a journalist based in Iowa City, Iowa. He writes for The Daily Iowan and his work has also appeared in the Telegraph Herald. Cooper's articles cover a range of topics, including local sports, college athletics, and community events.
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Cooper Worth's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports, particularly basketball and football involving the Iowa Hawkeyes. He regularly covers live events, player performances, and team updates related to these sports. As a result, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights or access to players or coaches from the Iowa Hawkeyes teams.
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By: Cooper Worth
CLEVELAND — A national championship may have eluded guards Gabbie Marshall and Kate Martin, but what they accomplished for the Iowa women’s basketball team while donning the black and gold will be remembered forever. Marshall and Martin have played their last game as Hawkeyes, losing to South Carolina 87-75 in the final game of the...
By: Cooper Worth
Clark’s records and the attention she brought to the game speak for itself.
Top three in the Big Ten Two words: Lucy Olsen. The recent Villanova transfer will fill in wonderfully for the departing Caitlin Clark in terms of her ability to make shots from all over the court. While she may not have the same playmaking abilities as Clark to get her teammates involved, she makes up...
By: Cooper Worth
Iowa women’s basketball has closed the page on a legendary chapter. After Iowa’s 87-75 loss to South Carolina in the national championship earlier this month, the program said goodbye to its five seniors — Molly Davis, Sharon Goodman, Kate Martin, Gabbie Marshall, and Caitlin Clark — all of whom, in various capacities, left their mark...
A high demand for low-cost solar energy access has proven more popular than the funding available, leaving dozens of Dubuque residents waitlisted for a sought-after city program.
By: Cooper Worth
Reegan Lueken, now 16, recognized with national Stroke Hero Award The first day of track practice was supposed to be easy for Reegan Lueken.
By: Cooper Worth
The Gazette spoke with Director Marty Lenss about the airport's future
Foundation offers free admission Saturday to 12 cultural institutions in area,
By: Cooper Worth
Despite missing another Final Four run with the Hawkeye women's basketball team, McKenna Warnock is excited to return to the University of Iowa for dental school
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