Iowa football five key takeaways from spring practice
Iowa’s coordinators Tim Lester Phil Parker and LeVar Woods project optimism after spring drills. Lester is cautiously excited about progress yet notes a long way to go. Parker cites growth across position groups. Woods sees substantial progress and good work overall.
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Iowa Hawkeyes hold spring football practice at Kinnick Stadium
Iowa welcomes fans to an open spring practice at Kinnick Stadium with gates A B and H open and free parking in surface lots. The session marks one of 15 spring practices with focus on linebackers after 2024 departures. Jaden Harrell Karson Sharar and Jaxon Rexroth lead the 2025 depth chart.
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Roberts clears 5-4 then 5-6 to share high jump runner-up
Ema Roberts of HSV fought nerves at Drake Relays and cleared 5-4 on her final attempt before clearing 5-6 on first try to share second in the girls high jump at Drake Stadium. London Warmuth of ADM won at 5-7. Emma Havighurst of West Des Moines Valley set an Iowa best 13.82 in the 100 meter hurdles prelims and finals to win the title.
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Prince and Nauman sweep at Drake Relays in throwing and distance
Clear Creek Amana's Landon Prince completed the Drake shot and discus sweep with a career best throw of 185 feet, 0.25 inches while Western Dubuque’s Quentin Nauman doubled in distance by taking the 800 meters in 1 51.76 and winning the 3 200 in 8 52.45. Prince’s success follows his progression from 47 to 62 feet in the shot and 167 to 182 in the discus, with Nauman pursuing the 1 600 title today as the duo dominated the high school boys section at Drake Stadium. Center Point Urbana’s Nathan Miller nearly stunned the weekend, winning heat one in 48.84 seconds.
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