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On Midwest Week, a rough season for the River Bandits, but a successful tryout for a pitch clock. -
The annual 1920s vintage football game will be played tomorrow between the Rock Island Independents and the Moline Universal Tractors.
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On Midwest Week, it was another successful year for the John Deere Classic. -
The Quad City Steamwheelers are ready for Saturday's big game in Las Vegas.
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For the first time ever, the Davenport School District will have a girls wrestling team. That follows a decision in January by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union to sanction girls wrestling, making it the organization's 11th sport.
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The local Indoor Football League team has advanced to the finals.
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EconomyThe state of Iowa will help the Quad Cities Sports Commission hold a softball tournament. On Thursday, the Iowa Economic Development Authority approved $13,000 for the commission's marketing budget for the Quad Cities Softball Showcase scheduled for September next year.
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The John Deere Classic tees off this week and is Executive Director Clair Peterson's final tournament, after 20 years. Tournament Director Andrew Lehman will be stepping into Peterson's shoes, once Peterson sets a retirement date.
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Twenty years after he played in the John Deere Classic for the first time, Lucas Glover will be back. This time though, he'll play as the defending champion after winning last year's tournament.
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CommunityThe Quad Cities River Bandits and Peoria Chiefs have found another way to compete with each other. Through the end of the Midwest League baseball season, they'll see which team can recruit the most blood donors - in a campaign called "Out for Blood."
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On Midwest Week, after adjusting for the pandemic, the Midwest League is back.
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The Quad City Storm and head coach Dave Pszenyczny have agreed on a three-year contract. The team's only head coach will continue through the 2024-2025 season.
