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DUBUQUE, IOWA - While Grady Thompson’s sophomore season didn’t get started off on good footing he’s now flourishing for the University of Dubuque basketball team. The former Princeton All-Stater, who ...

Dubuque product Noah Carter, after finishing his college career at Missouri last year, is a first-year pro with BK Olomoucko in the top pro basketball league in Czechia ... South Florida and ...

Greg Berry played basketball at Bradley. Roger Weller played basketball at ISU. Grady Thompson is a sophomore starter for the University of Dubuque basketball team, averaging 13 ppg. J.A. Happ played ...

The league came up with the idea of the award back in September but wanted to wait until Johnny’s USHL team, the Dubuque Fighting ... Junior Team Selection Camp and WJC roster.

the University of Dubuque pulled away in the fourth quarter and defeated the Central College women's basketball team 76-69. The Spartans (7-9, 4-3 American Rivers) led 50-49 at the end of the third ...

DUBUQUE — The Central College men's basketball team cut a 16-point second-half deficit to three but could not get over the hump and lost to the University of Dubuque 74-67. After trailing at halftime ...

Gary went on to graduate from McKendree College in 1962 and the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary ... from leadership at Little Grassy Camp, volunteering on various missions trips ...

Kyle Konrardy raised $2,143 for the Every Kick Counts campaign in his first season as the placekicker for the Iowa State University football team. The Dubuque Senior grad, a redshirt freshman who won ...

10. Kevin Reidler, G, 20 (University of Nebraska-Omaha) After a strong post-draft season at the J20 level, Reidler made the move to North America last year, joining a Dubuque team with a track ...

A two-sport athlete at Hanover Central High School, she excelled at both softball and basketball, earning the title of ... Suburban in Illinois and her dad played baseball at the University of Dubuque ...

DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) - A consultant for the University of Dubuque says the economic impact of the proposed John and Alice Butler College of Osteopathic Medicine could exceed $60 million annually.