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    Iowa HC Jan Jensen & wife Julie dedicate heartfelt words for “fave dancer” Janie in latest IG tribute

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    Iowa Hawkeyes coach Jan Jensen and his wife, Julie Fitzpatrick, celebrated their daughter, Janie’s, last dance competition of the season.

    Fitzpatrick shared glimpses of the event on Instagram on Monday. The snaps showed Janie performing on stage and posing with family and friends.

    “Janie’s last competition of the season! She had quite the fan club in attendance! Super proud of her dedication and the joy she finds in dance! Grateful for her amazing studio @nationaldanceacademy,” Fitzpatrick wrote.

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    Jensen expressed how proud she was of her daughter on her Instagram stories.

    “So proud of our fave 15yr old andddd our fave dancer! @janiejensenfitz you shine on that stage! Love you,” Jensen wrote.

    Image via Instagram/@janjensen13
    Image via Instagram/@janjensen13

    Jansen and Fitzpatrick have two children, Jack and Janie.

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    Jan Jensen targets transfers to rebuild Iowa roster

    Iowa coach Jan Jensen is aggressively working the transfer portal to address major roster turnover following an NCAA Tournament appearance. With five transferring and four graduating, the Hawkeyes are down to six players.

    Jensen focused heavily on guards and scheduled multiple visits. Western Illinois transfer Raegan McCowan is expected in Iowa City early next week. She averaged 22.3 points per game as a sophomore and 17.0 ppg in 10 games last season before a season-ending elbow injury. McCowan also contributed 6.4 rebounds per game.

    With two years of eligibility remaining, she offers immediate offensive production and flexibility as a starter or bench scorer.

    Iowa will also host former Georgia guard Jocelyn Faison. She saw limited action as a freshman, averaging 1.3 ppg in 7.8 minutes. However, her potential remains notable. Faison’s athleticism and energy make her a “unique” prospect, according to a scouting report. She can handle the ball and contribute on both ends.

    Iowa already added transfers Amari Whiting and Dani Carnegie but still has at least seven spots to fill.