EARLHAM CO-ED

1. Van Meter – 140 pts

3. Clarinda – 102 pts

1st – Jerzee Knight, 200 meters (25.21)

1st – Kenley Sunderman, discus (98-00.00)

1st – 4×100 meter relay (50.99)

1st – 4×200 meter relay (1:53.53)

5. Earlham – 68 pts

7. ACGC – 43 pts

2nd – Distance Medley Relay (4:25.96)

3rd – Becca Littler, Shot put (79-09)

8. Panorama – 36 pts

9. Coon Rapids-Bayard – 35 pts

10. Nodaway Valley – 34 pts

2nd – Maddie Weston. 100m (13.13)

4th – Izzy Eisbach, 800m (2:34.74)

GRISWOLD GIRLS RELAYS

A

1. Griswold – 181 pts

1st – Amanda Houser, 100 meters (14.00)

1st – Carsyn Adams, 100 meter hurdles (17.21), 400 meters (1:03.32) and 400 meter hurdles (1:14.62)

1st – Addison Adams, 200 meters (28.00)

1st – 4×400 meter relay (4:41.39)

1st – 4×800 meter relay (12:21.96)

1st – Shuttle hurdle relay (1:10.88)

1st – Sprint medley relay (2:04.39)

2. Heartland Christian – 124 pts

4. Sidney – 66 pts

5. Iowa School for Deaf – 19 pts

AA

1. Riverside – 182 pts

1st – Ayla Richardson, 100 meter hurdles (16.93)

1st – Olivia Lund, high jump (4-06.00)

1st – Sophia Fenner, shot put (37-05.00)

1st – 4×100 meter relay (53.17)

1st – 4×200 meter relay (1:52.87)

1st – Sprint medley relay (2:02.76)

1st – Shuttle hurdle relay (1:14.39)

1st – Distance medley relay (4:39.73)

2. Woodbine – 106 pts

1st – Adyson Lapel, 1500 meters (5:26.77)

3. AHSTW – 102 pts

1st – Loralei Wahling, 100 meters (13.51)

1st – Bella Lamp, 400 meters (1:00.15) & 400 meter hurdles (1:05.31)

1st – Ava Paulsen, 800 meters (2:33.12)

1st – Addison Carroll, discus (93-03.00)

1st – 4×800 meter relay (10:18.34)

4. Boyer Valley – 62 pts

5. St. Albert – 56 pts

1st – Lili Denton, 3000 meters (9:58.80)

1st – Ellie Monahan, 200 meters (28.48)

1st – 4×40 meter relay (4:09.63)

6. Red Oak – 40 pts

1st – Jocelyn O’Neal, long jump (16-09.50)

BOYS

Lewis Central – 2 vs Denison-Schleswig – 1

Treynor – 2 vs Underwood – 0

Abraham Lincoln – 2 vs Sioux City East – 1

Sergeant Bluff-Luton – 2 vs Thomas Jefferson – 0

GIRLS 

Tri-Center – 1  vs Harlan – 0

Lewis Central – 3 vs Denison-Schleswig – 0 

Kuemper Catholic – 8 vs Greene County – 1

Treynor – 0 vs Underwood – 0

Logan-Magnolia – 1 vs Carroll – 0

Thomas Jefferson – 1 vs Sergeant Bluff-Luton – 1

Atlantic – 161 vs Glenwood – 180

Medalist: Aubrey Clark (47) – Glenwood

Runner-up: Emma Rose (48) – Atlantic

Other Atlantic: Rylee Bengel – 56, Makenna Schroeder – 57, Navaeh Fewson – 63, Nissa Molgaard – 63

Other Glenwood: Charlie Sorenson – 63, Alivia Jones – 70, Isabella Wake – 73, Jaeda Tyson – 79 

Kuemper Catholic – 186 vs Denison-Schleswig – 208 

Medalist: Addy Beiter (40) – Kuemper Catholic

Runner-up: Elsa Tiefenthaler (42) – Kuemper Catholic

Denison-Schleswig: Emily Bahnsen – 48, Myah Schwarte – 52, Ava Pauley – 54, Emily Gehlsen – 54, Avery Bock – 54, Isabel Jepsen – 55

Other Kuemper: Glada Lujano – 47, Ella Pick – 57, Brooklyn Lahr – 57, Adalynn Pietig – 65

SOUTHWEST IOWA CUP AT EAST UNION:

1. Mount Ayr 426

2. Winterset 428

3. Creston 449

4. Nodaway Valley 498

Top Finishers

1. Jaylee Shaffer (79) – Mount Ayr

2. Mallory Russell (98) – Nodaway Valley

6. Averi Culbertson (105) – Creston

Other Nodaway Valley: Brailyann Coffman – 131, Taryn Gutierrez – 134, Aleyah Pilgreen – 135

Other Creston: Ricci Johnson 111, Kylie Metheny 113, Nora Barton 120

Treynor – 216 vs Tri-Center – NTS

Medalist: Sophi Pedersen (41) – Treynor

Runner-up: Cameron Way (53) – Tri-Center

Other Tri-Center: Avery Assman – 63, Jayden Heller – 66

Other Treynor: Shay Smith – 58, Kailey Cooper – 58, Molly Coffman – 59, Gabby Pote – 59, Anna Sausedo – 65

Shenandoah Mustang Invitational

Large Division:

1. Atlantic – 308

2. Clarinda-  325

3. Shenandoah – 331

4. Harlan – 348

5. Denison-Schleswig – 352

6. Glenwood – 355

7. Red Oak – 402

Small Division:

1. St. Albert – 328

3. Sidney – 358

3. Bedford – 358

5. East Mills – 359

8. Southwest Valley – 419

Top Finishers

1. Brody Sneed (73) – St. Albert

2. Hudson McLaren (75) – Atlantic

3. Sam Brosam (75)  – Atlantic

5. Gage Gross (77) – Atlantic

6. Jonas Reynolds (77) – Harlan

7. Kaden Barrett (78) – Harlan

10. Ben Krohn (79) – St. Albert

11. Jac Fine (80) – Clarinda

Tri-Center – 186 vs Treynor – 191

Medalist: Jayden Johnson (45) – Tri-Center

Runner-up: Evan Wham (45) – Tri-Center

Other Tri-Center: Jayce Waller- 49, Kai Sonderland – 49, Brant Freeberg – 51, Cael Witt – 57

Treynor: Bradley Stock – 46, AJ Shudak – 46, Brody Larsen – 49, Ethan Hill – 50, Bryce Lewis- 58, Ethan Chambers – 58

Atlantic – 7 vs Glenwood – 2

Atlantic winners: Kinnick Juhl (2), Conner Johnson (2), Reid Woodward (2), Rayden Wheeler (No. 5 singles), Zayden Parker (No. 6 singles), Gradyn O’Hara (No. 2 doubles)

Glenwood winners: Jack Smithers (No. 4 singles), Dylan Cutshall (No. 3 doubles), Myles Longmeyer (No. 3 doubles)

Red Oak – 6 vs Audubon – 3

Red Oak winners: Kaleb Sebeniecher (2), Jackson Perdue (2), AJ Beeson (2), Ethan Strunk (No. 3 singles), Will Pollock (No. 3 doubles)

Audubon winners: Isaac Jackson (2), Carson Matthews (2)

Lewis Central – 8 vs Harlan – 1

Lewis Central winners: Darren Warner (2), Max Hubbard (2), Leyton Edwards (2), Landon Kammrad (2), Jackson Jensen (2), Hudson Anderson (No. 2 doubles)

Harlan winner: Caden Herbst (No. 2 singles)

Sioux City East – 8 vs Denison-Schleswig – 1

Sioux City East winners: Max Johnson (2), Ethan Tipton (2), Jackson Dobbs (2), Charlie Charda (2), Carter Modlin (2), Jack Ritchie (No. 1 doubles)

Denison-Schleswig winner: Owen Galvin (No. 1 singles)

Shenandoah – 8 vs St. Albert – 1

Shenandoah winners: Luke Daoust (2), Teagan Brunk (2), Ryan Lawrence, (2) Drew Morelock (2), Levi Rystrom (2), Lucas Sun (No. 2 doubles)

St. Albert winner: Noah Narmi (No. 1 singles)

Clarinda – 9 vs Southwest Valley – 0

Clarinda winners: Creighton Bird (2), Brady Cox (2), Hayden Hash (2), Ben Miller (2), Aidan Johnson (2), Ian Smith (2)

Atlantic – 8 vs Glenwood – 1

Atlantic winners: Lily Willrich (2), Jacobi Harter (2), Dani Bennett (2), Aunika Darrow (2), Aubrey Winford (2), Addie Freund

Glenwood winners: Kiana Herron

Audubon – 7 vs Red Oak – 2

Audubon winners: Briley Belnap (2), Alice Adam (2), Makenna Nichols (2), Samantha Warnaca (2), Rachael Rynearson, Lauren Greving

Lewis Central – 9 vs Harlan – 0

Lewis Central winners: Addison McNeal (2), Liv Allely (2), Reese Meaike (2), McKenzie McMorris (2), Grace Meaike (2), Avary Maas, Makayla Rector

Shenandoah – 9 vs St. Albert – 0

Shenandoah winners: Gabi Jacobs (2), Jaylan Gray (2), Brooke Hays (2), Ali Hansen (2), Rachel Hobbie (2), Lyla Mather (2)

Clarinda – 9 vs Southwest Valley – 0

Clarinda winners: Ellie Cole (2), Taylin Walter (2), Riley Nothwehr, Hannah Higgins, Layla Hargis

Creston – 9 vs Clarke – 0

Creston winners: Ava Adamson (2), Sasha Wurster (2), Hollyn Rieck (2), Kennedy Strider (2), Shaylee Coen (2), Marlee Stalker (2)

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa Athletics Department announced themes and ticket timeline for 2025 home football games on Tuesday.

The Hawkeyes will conclude spring practice with an open practice on Saturday, April 26, in Kinnick Stadium. Entry and parking are both free. The final practice will begin at 10:45 a.m. (CT), with gates opening at 9:45 a.m.

2025 PROMOTIONAL SCHEDULE
Aug. 30: UAlbany – FryFest | Hall of Fame | Educator Appreciation (Extra Yard for Teachers)
Sept. 13: UMass – Gold Game | Spirit Squad Day presented by Coca Cola
Sept. 27: Indiana – Homecoming
Oct. 18: Penn State – ANF Black & Gold Spirit Game presented by Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Oct. 25: Minnesota – Blackout | Family Weekend
Nov. 8: Oregon – Military Appreciation presented by Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Nov. 22: Michigan State – Senior Day presented by GreenState Credit Union

HOME SCHEDULE BREAKDOWN
The 2025 season will kick off Aug. 30 against UAlbany. It is the annual Extra Yard for Teachers Day and Educator Appreciation Day as Iowa salutes teachers from around the state. The annual FryFest will be held Friday, Aug. 29, at the Iowa River Landing, celebrating everything Hawkeye. The National Iowa Letterwinner Club will celebrate the 2025 Hall of Fame class throughout the weekend, including introduction of the 2025 class in Kinnick Stadium on Saturday.

Iowa concludes its nonconference schedule on Sept. 13, welcoming UMass to Iowa City. This is the annual Gold Out Game with fans encouraged to wear gold clothing.

The Hawkeyes celebrate Homecoming in their Big Ten Conference home opener against Indiana on Sept. 27. The Homecoming Council and court will be presented at halftime. Iowa holds a record of 62-44-5 in Homecoming games.

Iowa will entertain Penn State in the annual ANF Black and Gold Spirit Game on Oct. 18. Fans are encouraged to wear black or gold clothing based on their seat location. The 13th former Hawkeye added to the ANF Wall of Honor will be recognized.

Iowa will host Minnesota on Oct. 25, which is Family Weekend and the annual Blackout game. Fans are encouraged to wear black attire as part of the Blackout. The Hawkeyes and Gophers will compete for Floyd of Rosedale, which currently resides in Iowa City after Iowa’s 31-14 triumph in Minneapolis in 2024.

Oregon’s first visit to Kinnick Stadium in 36 years will occur on Nov. 8, which will be Military Appreciation Day. Iowa Athletics will have special acknowledgments to active duty and veterans of the armed services.

The final home game against Michigan State on Nov. 22 is Senior Day. Iowa will celebrate senior classes for the football program, marching band and spirit squads. Former Iowa letterwinners will once again form the I-Club tunnel to welcome the Hawkeyes onto the field prior to the contest.

The Hawkeyes did not face five of the seven home opponents in 2024.

Start times for the first three home games are expected to be announced in late May. Remaining start times will be announced six or 12 days in advance of each game.

TICKETING INFORMATION
Fight for Iowa Mobile Passes go on sale May 5; mini plan ticket packages will be on sale June 2 for donors and June 5 for general public. Sales for group tickets and Hawkeye Village ticket & tailgate packages begin July 7, while single game tickets go on sale for donors on July 14 and to the general public on July 17.

University of Iowa faculty/staff should contact the University of Iowa Athletics Ticket Office for season tickets. University of Iowa returning students can purchase season tickets starting on Tuesday, May 6 at 9 a.m. (CT). Season tickets for incoming UI students will be available in June, with the exact date not yet determined. The UI Athletics Ticket Office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The office telephone number is 1-800-IA-HAWKS.

For gameday parking information, visit hawkeyesports.com/footballparking.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa senior Payton Sandfort has been named a College Sports Communicators Third-Team Academic All-American, it was announced Tuesday by the CSC.

It is the second straight season Sandfort has earned Academic All-America honors as he was a second-team selection as a junior.  He is the 11th honoree in program history.

The Waukee, Iowa, native also earned Academic All-Big Ten and CSC Academic All-District honors as a senior.  The forward carries a 3.81 grade point average in finance and will graduate with a bachelor’s degree in May.

On the court, Sandfort averaged 16.7 points and six rebounds en route to being named an honorable mention All-Big Ten selection.  He scored in double figures in 27 games, which included a team-high 14 20-point contests.

Sandfort made a team-high 84 3-point field goals, including a career-high eight in his final collegiate game against Illinois in the Big Ten Tournament, tying a tournament record.  He matched a career-high with 30 points in the contest.

Sandfort, who also was the recipient of the prestigious Chris Street Award for the 2024-25 season, finished his career ranking first in free throw percentage (.896), second in 3-point field goals (271) and 11th in scoring (1,619).

The Hawkeyes finished the 2024-25 season with a 17-16 overall record.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State junior point guard Tamin Lipsey has been named to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-America First Team, the organization announced Tuesday morning. Lipsey was one of three repeat selections from last season and the only representative from the Big 12 on the three teams.

Lipsey, a second team selection last year, joins fellow Ames native, Fred Hoiberg, as the only two-time CSC Academic All-America selections in program history. Like Lipsey, Hoiberg earned second team honors in 1994 before earning first team honors in 1995. Melvin Ejim (2014) is the only other first team selection in program history.

The award recognizes the nation’s top student-athletes for their combined performances on the court and in the classroom. Student-athletes must have a 3.5 cumulative GPA and the proper athletic accomplishments to make the ballot. Lipsey was previously named to the Academic All-District® team and advanced to the national ballot. All student-athletes are required to have one year in residence or be a transfer to be eligible for the team.

Lipsey was a semifinalist for the Naismith Defensive Player of the Year Award, while he was also a finalist for the Nolan Richardson Award, presented to the player that is the heart and soul of a winning team. Lipsey earned All-Big 12 honors for the second-straight season, being named to the third team this season. He was also named to the Big 12 All-Defensive Team.

Lipsey hit a pair of career milestones throughout the season. On Feb. 22 he broke Monté Morris’ career steals record with the 226^th swipe of his career. He became the 35^th player in program history to surpass 1,000 career points against BYU on March 4. Lipsey is one of just 26 players in men’s college basketball to play 100 games and average 10.2 points, 4.2 assists, 3.7 rebounds and 2.3 steals per game since 1947-48. Lipsey averaged 10.6 points, 3.1 assists, 2.6 rebounds and 2.0 steals this year.