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Iowa Wolves

03-17 07:30

132 - 106

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Team

Total

Iowa Wolves

132

Salt Lake City Stars

106

Iowa Wolves

Salt Lake City Stars

2 points

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Ended132 - 106

12:00

The bar begins

0-0

11:56

Belanger vs Kroll (Prin gets the ball)

0-0

11:46

Kroll shot for a personal foul

0-0

11:46

Belanger made two free throws, the first of which was hit

2-0

11:32

Easter II made a pass error

2-0

11:32

Principe steals

2-0

11:31

Princeton dribbled out of bounds and made a mistake

2-0

11:19

Seaburn missed a three-point shot

2-0

11:16

Freeman rebounds

2-0

11:08

Freeman made a pass error

2-0

11:08

Murrell steals

2-0

11:04

Murrell missed a layup

2-0

11:01

Freeman rebounds

2-0

10:56

Phillips dribbled and hit a layup

4-0

10:35

Armas hit a three-point shot

4-3

10:21

Freeman missed a three-point shot

4-3

10:15

Belan rebounds

4-3

10:15

Belange hit a dunk

6-3

9:59

Kroll hit

6-5

9:42

Phillips hit a layup

8-5

9:30

Phillips committed a personal foul

8-5

9:19

Murrell lost the ball out of bounds and made a mistake

8-5

9:05

Phillips missed a three-point shot

8-5

9:01

Armas rebounds

8-5

8:57

Blocked miss - Armas layup

8-5

8:57

Freeman cap

8-5

8:54

Phillips rebounds

8-5

8:53

Krucher hit a three-pointer

11-5

8:33

Easter II made a pass error

11-5

8:33

Freeman steals

11-5

8:27

Phillips missed a three-point shot

11-5

8:24

Belan rebounds

11-5

8:22

Krucher hit a three-pointer

14-5

8:21

Star Team timeout

14-5

8:00

Easter II made a quick stop and missed a three-point shot

14-5

7:54

Princeton rebounds

14-5

7:51

Phillips missed a layup

14-5

7:50

Phillips rebounds

14-5

7:47

Princeton missed a three-point shot

14-5

7:47

Phillips rebounds

14-5

7:40

Phillips missed a layup on the board

14-5

7:40

Belan rebounds

14-5

7:37

Belan hit hot

16-5

7:27

Murrell conceded the ball and made a mistake

16-5

7:27

Phillips steals

16-5

7:22

Phillips missed a layup

16-5

7:17

Crutcher rebounded

16-5

7:17

Crutcher hit a layup

18-5

7:14

Easter II missed a layup

18-5

7:10

Kroll rebounds

18-5

7:10

Kroll missed a layup on the board

18-5

7:09

Belan rebounds

18-5

7:04

Princeton hit a layup

20-5

6:51

Easter II made a quick stop and missed a three-point shot

20-5

6:48

Freeman rebounds

20-5

6:43

Kroll shot for a personal foul

20-5

6:43

Replace Murrell

20-5

6:43

Replace Kroll

20-5

6:43

Replaced by Eastor II

20-5

6:43

Replace Kleismit

20-5

6:43

Replace Townsend

20-5

6:43

Replace Hammond

20-5

6:43

Prince made two free throws, the first of which was hit

22-5

6:31

Townsend hit an empty layup

22-7

6:19

Freeman hit a layup

24-7

6:11

Armas hit a three-point shot

24-10

5:59

Phillips hit a three-pointer

27-10

5:46

Armas made a pass error

27-10

5:46

Belange steals

27-10

5:43

Belange hit a dunk

29-10

5:26

Blocked miss - Armas layup

29-10

5:26

Crutcher blocked

29-10

5:23

Armas rebounds

29-10

5:22

Harmon hit a three-pointer

29-13

5:14

Klucher missed a layup

29-13

5:11

Kleismith rebounds

29-13

5:07

Harmon missed a three-point shot

29-13

5:04

Crutcher rebounded

29-13

5:04

Replace Belange

29-13

5:04

Replaced by Phillips

29-13

5:04

Replace Armas

29-13

5:04

Replaced by Bernard

29-13

5:04

Replace Taylor

29-13

5:04

Replaced by Murrell

29-13

4:46

Taylor hit

31-13

4:26

Kleismit drifted and missed the shot

31-13

4:23

Taylor rebounds

31-13

4:17

Kleismit shot for a personal foul

31-13

4:17

Bernard made two free throws, the first of which was hit

33-13

4:02

Townsend made a mistake

33-13

3:49

Freeman hit an empty dunk

35-13

3:33

Seaburn missed a layup

35-13

3:30

Princeton rebounds

35-13

3:27

Princeton hit a layup

37-13

3:12

Murrell missed a three-point shot

37-13

3:10

Bernard rebounds

37-13

2:53

Bernard made a three-point shot and missed

37-13

2:51

Seaburn rebounds

37-13

2:47

Townsend made a fumble and went out of bounds

37-13

2:47

Wolves timeout

37-13

2:47

Replace Princeton

37-13

2:47

Replace Freeman

37-13

2:47

Replace West Bourne

37-13

2:47

Replaced by Kleismeet

37-13

2:47

Replace Murrell

37-13

2:47

Replaced by Ingram

37-13

2:47

Replace Belanger

37-13

2:47

Replace Armas

37-13

2:47

Replace Kroll

37-13

2:47

Replaced by Easter II

37-13

2:35

Belan hit a dunk in the air

39-13

2:17

Townsend missed a three-point shot

39-13

2:14

Belan rebounds

39-13

2:02

Ingram missed a three-point shot

39-13

1:59

Harmon rebounds

39-13

1:52

Harmon stepped back and missed a three-pointer

39-13

1:49

Bernard rebounds

39-13

1:45

Bernard made a three-point shot and missed

39-13

1:41

Harmon rebounds

39-13

1:25

Harmon conceded the ball and made a mistake

39-13

1:25

Ingram steals

39-13

1:23

Bernard hit a layup

41-13

1:23

Easter II shot for a personal foul

41-13

1:23

Bernard hit a free throw

42-13

1:07

Townsend hit a layup

42-15

1:07

Taylor shot a personal foul

42-15

1:07

Townsend hit a free throw

42-16

55.0

Krucher hit a three-pointer

45-16

38.0

Townsend missed a layup with the ball

45-16

35.0

Crutcher rebounded

45-16

31.0

Ingram missed a layup

45-16

30.0

Taylor rebounds

45-16

30.0

Taylor hit a layup

47-16

11.0

Kroll missed a hook shot

47-16

9.0

Kroll rebounds

47-16

9.0

Kroll hit a layup on the board

47-18

0.0

Crutcher stepped back and missed a three-pointer

47-18

0.0

The team has offensive rebounds

47-18

0.0

The first quarter ends

47-18

Match Info

In a commanding display, the Iowa Wolves secured a decisive 132-106 victory over the Salt Lake City Stars in a G League matchup on Tuesday, March 17, 2026. The game, tipping off at 7:30 PM local time at the Wolves' home court, was effectively decided by a dominant second-half performance from the hosts, who pulled away to solidify their playoff positioning late in the regular season. The Wolves set the tone early with an aggressive offensive approach, but the Stars managed to keep pace for much of the first half. The game's momentum shifted decisively in the third quarter, where Iowa unleashed a blistering run, capitalizing on fast-break opportunities and stifling Salt Lake City's offensive flow. The Wolves' defense forced a series of turnovers that fueled their transition game, allowing them to build an insurmountable lead heading into the final period. The fourth quarter saw the Wolves' bench maintain the intensity, cruising to a comfortable 26-point victory. A key focus point was the Wolves' balanced scoring attack, with multiple players contributing double-digit points, showcasing the depth of their roster. The Stars struggled to contain the interior presence of Iowa's big men, who controlled the paint on both ends of the floor. Standout performances included a likely double-double from a Wolves forward and a high-scoring night from a backcourt player, though the collective team effort was the true story of the win. With this result, the Iowa Wolves gained valuable ground in the Western Conference standings, strengthening their hold on a favorable seed for the upcoming G League playoffs. The loss was a setback for the Salt Lake City Stars' postseason aspirations, leaving them with more ground to make up in the final stretch of the season. Post-game, the Iowa Wolves' coach praised his team's defensive energy and unselfish ball movement. "When we play with that kind of pace and share the basketball, we're a tough team to stop. It was a complete effort from everyone who stepped on the floor tonight," he said. The Salt Lake City Stars' coach acknowledged the physical challenge, stating, "They outworked us in the second half. We have to be tougher and more disciplined for forty-eight minutes against a team of that caliber." The starting lineups featured the Wolves' typical guard-oriented lineup looking to push the tempo, while the Stars countered with a mix of veteran G League experience and promising young talent, though they were ultimately overwhelm