Saturday, August 9, 2025 @ Atlantic Golf & Country Club

Due to weather…tee times begin at 10:30 am and groups will tee off on both the front and back nine)

OPEN DIVISION:

• Zach Christianson 62 – 59 – 121 (-17)
• Matt Gearheart 71 – 67 – 138 (+E)
• Jake Olsen 67 – 71 – 138 (E)
• Alec Fuhs 70 – 69 – 139 (+1)
• Avery Fuhs 71 – 68 – 139 (+1)
• Carter Trewet 69 – 70 – 139 (+1)
• Jared Koch 73 – 67 – 140 (+2)
• Andrew Huseman 72 – 68 – 140 (+2)
• Derek Jacobsen 68 – 72 – 140 (+2)
• Matt Weresh 74 – 67 – 141 (+3)
• Hank Weresh 70 – 71 – 141 (+3)
• Jay Soderberg 70 – 71 – 141 (+3)
• Chase Jahde 78 – 64 – 142 (+4)
• Evan Smith 67 – 75 – 142 (+4)
• Phoenix Shadden 71 – 71 – 142 (+4)
• Nathan Zimmerman 73 – 70 – 143 (+5)
• Gianni Chiodo 72 – 71 – 143 (+5)
• Rob Langfelt 69 – 75 – 144 (+6)
• Jackson Tennis 73 – 72 – 145 (+7)
• Steven Martin 73 – 72 – 145 (+7)
• Ben Renaud 71 – 74 – 145 (+7)
• Jeff Gude 75 – 71 – 146 (+8)
• Matt Haley 77 – 70 – 147 (+9)
• Mike Davie 75 – 72 – 147 (+9)
• Troy Finnestad 77 – 70 – 147 (+9)
• Nathan Koch 71 – 76 – 147 (+9)
• Carlton Rahn 74 – 73 – 147 (+9)
• Alex Bireline 78 – 70 – 148 (+10)
• Zack Dunkin 73 – 75 – 148 (+10)
• Jeremy Johnson 75 – 74 – 148 (+10)
• Matt Wynne 70 – 78 – 148 (+10)
• Evan Schuler 75 – 74 – 149 (+11)
• Alex Snyder 77 – 72 – 149 (+11)
• Matt Gross 71 – 78 – 149 (+11)
• Andrew Martin 75 – 75 – 150 (+12)
• Kamron Brownlee 81 – 70 -151 (+13)
• Drey Newell 76 – 75 – 151 (+13)
• Sam Brosam 77 – 75 – 152  (+14)
• Joe Schafer 77 – 75 – 152 (+14)
• Nathan Berg 74 – 78 – 152 (+14)
• Gage Gross 73 – 79 – 152 (+14)
• Jaxson Armstrong 77 – 76 – 153 (+15)
• Hudson McLaren 76 – 77 – 153 (+15)
• Brady Wood 74 – 79 – 153 (+15)
• Lucas Mosier 75 – 78 – 153 (+15)
• Cyle Renaud 78 – 76 – 154 (+16)
• Michael West 74 – 80 – 154 (+16)
• Seth Hensley 78 – 76 – 154 (+16)
• Tom Leiferman 72 – 83 – 155  (+17)
• Tanner Dunn 78 – 77 – 155 (+17)
• Ryan Hawkins 81 – 76 – 157 (+19)
• Michael Rawlins 84 – 74 – 158 (+20)
• Micky Williamson  78 – 81 – 159 (+21)
• James Reynolds 80 – 79 – 159 (+21)
• Cooper McCosh 82 – 77 – 159 (+21)
• Marcus Lunning 79 – 81 – 160 (+22)
• Aaron King 83 – 77 – 160 (+22)
• McKinley Leonard  79 – 82 – 161 (+23)
• Trevor Schweers 81 – 81 – 162 (+24)
• Ethan Verwers 84 – 78 – 162 (+24)
• Brody O’Brien 84 – 79 – 163(+25)
• Cole Burmeister 83 – 81 – 164 (+26)
• Jacob Schneckloth 78 – 87 – 165 (+27)
• Jake Oathoudt 89 – 79 – 168 (+30)
• Mitch Burg 83 – 87 – 170 (+32)
• Nolan Jackson 87 – 83 – 170 (+32)
• Spencer McCosh 90 – 80 – 170 (+32)
• Ryan Kirchhoff 93 – 88 – 180 (+42)
• Austin Keil 88 – 97 – 185 (+47)
• Mitchell McCosh 86 – 80 – 166 (+47)
• Cameron Kiner 98 – 89 – 187 (+49)
• Wyatt Henkenius WD

SENIOR DIVISION (Complete):

• Eric Boehlert 63 – 73 – 136 (-2)
• Bill Matzdorff 73 – 67 – 140 (+2)
• Steven Montgomery 71 – 73 – 144 (+6)
• Chris Nelson 69 – 76 – 145 (+7)
• Darby McLaren 76 – 70 – 146 (+7)
• Shane Burmeister 73 – 75 – 148  (+8)
• Barry Smith 77 – 73 – 150 (+12)
• Ryan Clark 77 – 74 – 151 (+13)
• Darron Baker 74 – 80 – 154 (+16)
• Don Newbury 81 – 73 – 154 (+16)
• Chad Buresh 77  – 78 –  155 (+17)
• Justin Blake 80 – 77 – 157 (+19)
• Eric Brown 82 – 78 – 160 (+22)
• Kyle Rock 83 – 77 – 160 (+22)
• Ron Eads, Jr. 80 – 86 – 166 (+28)
• Bob Franke 85 – 82 – 167 (+29)

SUPER SENIOR DIVISION (Complete):

• Rick Carter 67 – 71 – 138 (E)
• Daryl Armstrong  71 – 70 – 141 (+3)
• Del  Miller 75 – 67 – 142 (+4)
• Jophn Willmore 73 – 70 – 143 (+5)
• George Gartelos 72 – 74 – 146 (+8)
• Jeffery Morenz  75 – 74 – 149 (+11)
• Jim Simmelink 78 – 74 – 152 (+14)
• Bill Corrick 75 – 77 – 152 (+14)
• Jim Mullenix 76 – 79 – 154 (+16)
• Mick Allen 77 – 77 – 154 (+16)
• Jeff Boehlert 76 – 78 – 154 (+16)
• Douglas Richter 78 – 78 – 159 (+18)
• Arnie Leistad 78 – 80 – 158 (+20)
• Ron Pendegraft 75 – 86 – 161 (+23)
• Randy Reindl 83 – 81 – 164 (+26)
• Rich Ward 83 – 81 – 164 (+26)
• Paul Huddleson 84 – 83 – 167 (+29)
• Mick Lee 84 – 84 – 168 (+30)
• Merlin Bell 80 – 92 – 172 (+34)
• Richard Pendegraft 80 – 93 – 173 (+35)

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State offensive lineman Dylan Barrett has been named to the Rimington Trophy watch list. The Rimington Trophy is presented annually to the most outstanding center in Division I college football.

Barrett, entering his second season as a Cyclone, started eight games at left guard and missed six games due to injury last season.

The St. Charles, Illinois native paved the way for an ISU rushing attack that scored 27 touchdowns, tied for the fourth-most in a season in school history. Iowa State also broke the program record for points in a season (435).

Iowa State opens the 2025 season August 23 in Dublin, Ireland against Kansas State in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic. Season tickets are on sale, here.

OWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa Athletics and Hawkeye Sports Properties will host the “Hawk Talk with Kirk Ferentz Radio Show” each Wednesday evening during the 2025 Hawkeye football season. The initial show of the season will take place Wednesday, Aug. 27.

VUE Rooftop at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Iowa City will once again host the weekly radio show from 6:30-8 p.m. with Moon Family head football coach Kirk Ferentz and host Gary Dolphin, the play-by-play voice of the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Ferentz and Dolphin will discuss the current season, while responding to emailed and social media questions. The show is open to all fans. Fans can submit questions by via X or Facebook using the hashtag #HawkTalk, or by commenting on the show post each week.

There will not be a show on Oct. 1 and the show on Nov. 26 will be pre-recorded due to a men’s basketball conflict.

Fans can attend the shows in person, listen live on the Hawkeye Radio Network, or watch on KCRG 9.2 or the official YouTube page of the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Hawkeye Sports Properties also announced the addition of veteran sports reporter Matt Randazzo as its pregame host for 2025. Randazzo will host the Hawkeye Tailgate Show beginning two hours before kickoff from the Krause Family Plaza on home dates and from Big Grove Brewery in Iowa City for away contests.

Randazzo worked 25 years at WQAD-TV in the Quad Cities before starting his own live weekday podcast earlier this year.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State tight end Gabe Burkle was named to the 2025 John Mackey Award watch list Friday. The award is presented annually to the best tight end in college football.

Burkle was one of six Big 12 tight ends featured on the 46-player watch list.

A Cedar Rapids, Iowa native, Burkle took on an increased role within the Cyclone offense and emerged as a viable pass-catching option later in the season. Burkle played in all 14 games, making eight starts, and hauled in 26 receptions for 296 yards.

Of his 26 receptions, 24 came in the final seven games of the season.

Burkle was part of several key plays throughout the season, but perhaps none bigger than his 26-yard reception via halfback pass on a critical third-and-1 to set up the game-winning score at Utah. He also caught his first-career touchdown in the Pop-Tarts Bowl against No. 15 Miami.

Iowa State opens the 2025 season August 23 in Dublin, Ireland against Kansas State in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic. Season tickets are on sale, here.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa senior Logan Jones and junior Zach Ortwerth were named to the Rimington Trophy and John Mackey Award watch lists, respectively, on Friday. The Rimington Trophy is awarded annually to the nation’s top center, while the Mackey Award is presented to the country’s most outstanding tight end.

Jones (6-foot-3, 302-pounds) was also named to the Rimington preseason list the last two seasons. Former Hawkeye Tyler Linderbaum was the 2021 Rimington Trophy recipient.

Jones was previously tabbed for the Outland Trophy Watch List earlier this month, presented to the top offensive lineman in the country.

The Council Bluffs, Iowa, native started 12 games as a junior and was a first-team all-conference selection and an honorable mention All-American by Phil Steele in 2024. The native of Council Bluffs, Iowa, anchored the Hawkeye offensive line that allowed just 17 sacks and helped Iowa rush for 2,564 yards, the most since 2002. Jones was tabbed a preseason second-team All-American by Walter Camp, and a third-team All-American by Athlon and Phil Steele earlier this month.

The center with the most first team votes on three All-America teams (Walter Camp Foundation, Sporting News and Football Writers Association of America) will determine the winner of the Rimington Trophy. The award is named after Nebraska center Dave Rimington, who is a two-time All-American, College Football Hall of Fame inductee, and the only college football player to win the Outland Trophy twice.

Ortwerth (6-foot-4, 245 pounds) played in all 13 games a season ago, while logging four starts. He had 11 catches for 133 yards with a career-high 66 yards in a 42-10 win over Wisconsin in 2024. The St. Louis native earned a Coaches Appreciate Award after his sophomore year.

Iowa has had two previous winners of the Mackey Award: Dallas Clark in 2002 and T.J. Hockenson in 2018. Tony Moeaki (2009), Allen Reisner (2010) and Noah Fant (2018) were semifinalists for the award, while Sam LaPorta was one of three finalists in 2022.

The Hawkeyes kickoff the season against UAlbany on Aug. 30, at Kinnick Stadium beginning at 5 p.m. (CT). Tickets are available for purchase for the season opener at hawkeyesports.com/tickets.

HAWKEYES ON 2025 WATCH LISTS
* Rhys Dakin – Ray Guy Award
* Gennings Dunker – Outland Trophy // Wuerffel Award
* Aaron Graves – Nagurski Trophy
* Mark Gronowski – Maxwell Award
* Logan Jones – Outland Trophy
* Kamari Moulton – Doak Walker Award
* Drew Stevens – Lou Groza Award
* Kaden Wetjen – Jet Award

OPEN DIVISION (Complete):

• Zach Christianson 31 – 31 – 62 (-7)
• Jake Olsen 32 – 35 = 67 (-2)
• Evan Smith 34 – 32 – 67 (-2)
• Derek Jacobsen 32 – 36 – 68 (-1)
• Carter Trewet 32 – 37 – 69 (E)
• Rob Langfelt 35 – 34 – 69 (E)
• Alec Fuhs 35 – 35 – 70 (+1)
• Matt Wynne 34 – 36 – 70 (+1)
• Hank Weresh 34 – 36 = 70 (+1)
• Jay Soderberg 36 – 34 – 70 (+1)
• Matt Gearheart 35 – 36 – 71 (+2)
• Avery Fuhs 36 – 35 – 71 (+2)
• Phoenix Shadden 33– 38 – 71 (+2)
• Nathan Koch 36 – 35 – 71 (+2)
• Matt Gross 37 – 34 – 71 (+2)
• Ben Renaud 36 – 35 = 71 (+2)
• Tom Leiferman 37 – 35 – 72 (+3)
• Andrew Huseman 36 – 36 = 72 (+3)
• Gianni Chiodo 36 – 36 – 72 (+3)
• Nathan Zimmerman 34 – 39 – 73 (+4)
• Zack Dunkin 35 – 38 – 73 (+4)
• Jared Koch 36 – 37 – 73 (+4)
• Steven Martin 36 – 37 – 73 (+4)
• Jackson Tennis 38 – 35 – 73 (+4)
• Gage Gross 38 – 35 – 73 (+4)
• Carlton Rahn 34 – 40 = 74 (+5)
• Nathan Berg 35 – 39 – 74 (+5)
• Michael West 37 – 37 – 74 (+5)
• Matt Weresh 37 – 37 – 74 (+5)
• Brady Wood 36 – 38 – 74 (+5)
• Mike Davie 37 – 38 – 75 (+6)
• Andrew Martin 38 – 37 – 75 (+6)
• Jeremy Johnson 37 – 38 – 75 (+6)
• Evan Schuler 36 – 39 – 75 (+6)
• Lucas Mosier 36 – 39 – 75 (+6)
• Jeff Gude 39 – 36 – 75 (+6)
• Drey Newell 37 – 39 – 76 (+7)
• Hudson McLaren 36 – 40 – 76 (+7)
• Brody O’Brien 41 – 39 – 77 (+8)
• Joe Schafer 36 – 41 – 77 (+8)
• Sam Broom 38 – 39 – 77 (+8)
• Troy Finnestad 39 – 38 – 77 (+8)
• Jaxson Armstrong 39 – 38 – 77 (+8)
• Alex Snyder 39 – 38 – 77 (+8)
• Matt Haley 37 – 40 – 77 (+8)
• Chase Jahde 37 – 41 – 78 (+9)
• Micky Williamson 39 – 39 – 78 (+9)
• Seth Hensley 40 – 38 – 78 (+9)
• Jacob Schneckloth 42 – 36 – 78 (+9)
• Tanner Dunn 42 – 36 – 78 (+9)
• Alex Bireline 40 – 38 – 78 (+9)
• Cyle Renaud 39 – 39 – 78 (+9)
• Marcus Lunning 39 – 40 – 79 (+10)
• McKinley Leonard 36 – 43 – 79 (+10)
• James Reynolds 40 – 40 – 80 (+11)
• Trevor Schweers 38 – 43 – 81 (+12)
• Ryan Hawkins 38 – 43 – 81 (+12)
• Kamron Brownlee 42 – 39 -81 (+12)
• Cooper McCosh 39 – 43 – 82 (+13)
• Aaron King 39 – 44 – 83 (+14)
• Mitch Burg 44 – 39 – 83 (+14)
• Cole Burmeister 38 – 45 – 83 (+14)
• Michael Rawlins 43 – 41 – 84 (+15)
• Ethan Verwers 44 – 40 – 84 (+15)
• Mitchell McCosh 45 – 41 – 86 (+17)
• Nolan Jackson 43 – 44 – 87 (+18)
• Austin Keil 42 – 46 – 88 (+19)
• Jake Oathoudt 43 – 46 – 89 (+20)
• Spencer McCosh 49 – 41 – 90 (+21)
• Ryan Kirchhoff 46 – 47 – 93 (+24)
• Cameron Kiner 48 – 50 – 98 (+29)
• Wyatt Henkenius WD

SENIOR DIVISION (Complete):

• Eric Boehlert 31 – 32 – 63 (-6)
• Chris Nelson 32 – 37 – 69 (E)
• Steven Montgomery 33 – 38 – 71 (+2)
• Shane Burmeister 36 – 37 – 73 (+4)
• Bill Matzdorff 38 – 35- 73 (+4)
• Darron Baker 38 – 36= 74 (+5)
• Richard Pendegraft 40 (+6)
• Darby McLaren 36 – 40 – 76 (+7)
• Barry Smith 39 – 38 – 77 (+8)
• Chad Buresh 36 – 41 – 77 (+8)
• Ryan Clark 40 – 37 – 77 (+8)
• Justin Blake 40 – 40 – 80 (+11)
• Ron Eads, Jr. 41 – 39 – 80 (+11)
• Don Newbury 40- 41 – 81 (+12)
• Eric Brown 41 – 41 – 82 (+13)
• Kyle Rock 40 – 43 – 83 (+14)
• Bob Franke 45 – 40 – 85 (+16)

SUPER SENIOR DIVISION (Complete):

• Rick Carter 33 – 34 – 67 (-2)
• Daryl Armstrong 36 – 35 – 71 (+2)
• George Gartelos 34 – 38 – 72 (+3)
• Jophn Willmore 38 – 35 – 73 (+4)
• Ron Pendegraft 37 – 38 – 75 (+6)
• Del  Miller 39 – 36 – 75 (+6)
• Bill Corrick 35 – 40 – 75 (+6)
• Jeffery Morenz 38 – 37 – 75 (+6)
• Jim Mullenix 40 – 35 – 76 (+6)
• Jeff Boehlert 36 – 40 – 76  (+7)
• Mick Allen 41 – 36 – 77 (+8)
• Jim Simmelink 38 – 40 – 78 (+9)
• Douglas Richter 39 – 39 – 78 (+9)
• Arnie Leistad 38 – 40 – 78 (+9)
• Merlin Bell 42 – 38 – 80 (+11)
• Randy Reindl 44 – 39 – 83 (+14)
• Rich Ward 40 – 43 – 83 (+14)
• Paul Huddleson 45 – 39 – 84 (+15)
• Mick Lee 41 – 43 – 84 (+15)

It may be running back by committee at Iowa where the Hawkeyes need to replace Kaleb Johnson, who rushed for more than 15 hundred yards and 21 touchdowns a year ago before being drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Sophomore Kamari Moulton rushed for more than 470 yards a year ago and is expected to have a much bigger role this season.

Junior Jaziun Patterson and Terrell Washington junior are expected to contribute as well and Moulton says all three compliment each other.

Patterson says there is good chemistry in the running back room.

Washington also spent time at receiver last season and feels his versatility is a plus.

Washington says all the running backs will need to step up this season.

The Hawkeyes open the season on August 30th at home against the University of Albany.

Iowa State quarterback Rocco Becht likes the potential of the Cyclone receivers despite some key losses last season. Jaylin Noel and Jayden Higgins are both with the Houston Texans after combining for 167 receptions for more than 23 hundred yards and 18 touchdowns for a team that finished 11-3.

Becht says a big plus is experience at running back and the offensive line.

One of the new receivers looking to contribute is junior Chase Sowell. He had 81 catches the last two season while playing at East Carolina.

Sowell believes the receiving corps will have depth.

The Cyclones open August 23rd in Dublin, Ireland, against Kansas State.

(Radio Iowa) – A northern Iowa girls’ track coach has been arrested and faces felony charges of sexual exploitation of a minor and grooming.

Skyler Ahrens has been placed on administrative leave from his job at Lake Mills Community Schools. He was a gym teacher in the elementary and middle schools and the high school girls’ track coach. Ahrens was arrested last (Wednesday) night. In addition to the sexual exploitation charge, he’s also accused of disseminating obscene material by phone to a minor.

Court documents indicate Ahrens is accused of asking someone he thought was a 15-year-old girl to send him explicit photos, but he was communicating with a Winnebago County deputy who was online, posing as a teenage girl.

Lake Mills’ school officials say the alleged conduct is a violation of professional ethics and district policy and they are fully cooperating with law enforcement’s investigation.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Iowa football team’s season opener on Aug. 30 against UAlbany is officially sold out, the announcement was made Thursday by the Iowa Athletics Ticket Office.

Iowa has now sold out four of its seven home games – Albany (Aug. 30), UMass (Sept. 13), Indiana (Sept. 27) and Minnesota (Oct. 25).  A limited number of tickets remain for home contests against Penn State (Oct. 18) and Oregon (Nov. 8). The Hawkeyes’ regular season finale against Michigan State (Nov. 22) also has tickets available.

Iowa has sold out 21 consecutive games inside Kinnick Stadium dating back to the start of the 2022 season.

Limited Hawkeye Village Ticket & Tailgate packages remain for select home games. Fans can secure their game tickets and the best gameday tailgate here: hawkeyesports.com/hawkeye-village.

Tickets are only sold and issued by the UI Athletics Ticket Office and its authorized agents. Persons buying tickets from other entities do so at their own risk. Fans should use caution if buying tickets from unauthorized outlets and are strongly encouraged to use SeatGeek, the official fan to fan marketplace of Hawkeyes, for sold out events.

The UI Athletic Ticket Office is only able to service/support purchases made through that office, or on SeatGeek. Iowa Athletics reserves the right to cancel any ticket purchases, less fees, made for the purpose of resale without notification.

All tickets for University of Iowa athletic events are distributed electronically and should be downloaded to a smartphone device. If you do not have access to a smartphone, please contact the ticket office to make arrangements.

Tickets are distributed no earlier than three weeks prior to the start of a season. If applicable, season tickets and/or parking will not be released until all required contributions have been received and processed by the I-Club.