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Ethan Petrik's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly college and high school basketball and wrestling in the Iowa area. He is likely to be interested in news related to these specific sports at a local level, such as standout performances by athletes or significant developments within the teams.
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By: Ethan Petrik
Washington Mystics guard Lucy Olsen reflects on the first month of her rookie season in the WNBA during a pregame interview at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana on Tuesday, June 3. (Ethan Petrik/Quad-City Times)
By: Ethan Petrik
Washington Mystics guard Lucy Olsen reflects on the first month of her rookie season in the WNBA during a pregame interview at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana on Tuesday, June 3. (Ethan Petrik/Quad-City Times)
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Stacy May-Johnson "took a chance" on Serayah Neiss out of high school. Three years later, Neiss is following May-Johnson to Iowa as the reigning Mountain West Pitcher of the Year.
By: Ethan Petrik
IOWA CITY — The idea seems preposterous after three seasons of steady improvement and back-to-back Mountain West all-conference honors and the 2025 MWC Pitcher of the Year Award.
By: Ethan Petrik
Washington Mystics guard Lucy Olsen reflects on the first month of her rookie season in the WNBA during a pregame interview at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana on Tuesday, June 3. (Ethan Petrik/Quad-City Times)
The Iowa Hawkeyes added a pair of in-state walk-ons to their 2026 recruiting class on Wednesday.
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