Curtis Feder is a Multimedia Journalist at KGAN TV. He covers a range of topics within the sports domain, focusing on competitive and professional sports, including college football and basketball, as well as the business and broadcasting aspects of the sports industry, particularly in Iowa. Curtis is featured in KGAN TV, bringing insightful analysis and engaging storytelling to sports enthusiasts.
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Curtis Feder's coverage focuses mainly on local sports events and announcements, particularly in the realm of college sports with an emphasis on wrestling, basketball, and football. His interest lies predominantly in covering specific games or matches as well as announcements related to these sporting events.
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By: Curtis Feder
Coming in at number 10 on Iowa's News Now Sports' Top Plays of 2024 came from Kingston Stadium, where Cedar Rapids Washington sophomore kicker Logan Barton hit the game-winning field goal to defeat rival Jefferson 30-27 to win the East-West River Rivalry trophy once again.
Iowa men's wrestling takes home the team title once again, with seven wrestlers winning individual titles.
By: Curtis Feder
Iowa women's wrestling wins team title with five individual champions at Soldier Salute
After going into the locker room with a 37-34 lead, Cornell started the second half on a 13-3 run that blew the game open against Wartburg, leading by as much as 16 points in a 79-71 win over the Knights.
By: Curtis Feder
The number seven top play of 2024 features Kannon Still, who hit the game-winning jumper with four seconds left to help Marquette defeat Lake Mills in the state
By: Curtis Feder
It is quite rare to hit a grand slam and even more rare to do it twice in one game, but Xavier catcher Katie Pilcher managed to pull of that feat against West Delaware. Her eight RBIs from just two swings of the bat ended the game after three innings with the Saints winning 13-0, which makes her performance the number eight top play of 2024.
By: Curtis Feder
The number six top play of 2024 features Ty Donels, who helped Cedar Rapids Kennedy reach the class 4A state baseball championship game by hitting a walk-off home run to beat back-to-back defending state champion Johnston. The Cougars went on to win their second state championship in program history.
By: Curtis Feder
The number five top play of 2024 features Drew Stevens, who hit a 53-yard field goal as time expired to defeat Nebraska 13-10 and keep the Heroes Trophy in Iowa City.
By: Curtis Feder
Hearts were full of emotion inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena, with fans, alumni, and current players honoring Lisa Bluder's 24 years of service as the head coach of the Iowa women's basketball team.
By: Curtis Feder
Iowa women's basketball is adding more responsibility to a talented freshmen class that has progressed massively ahead of schedule in the program.
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