Hinkel rises to No 2 at Iowa wideout amid injuries
Iowa freshmen Ed Hinkel moves from red shirt to No 2 at wide receiver as injuries to veteran receivers Saint Dodge and Mo Brown deplete depth. Ferentz notes Hinkel’s athletic background and strong intangibles while detailing other fresh minds and injuries affecting Kinnick Stadium plans.
Jones Emerges as Hawkeyes Speed Receiver
Iowa prep star C J Jones impresses coaches with high tempo practice and big plays. Beutjer notes Jones lacks early expectations but trains hard and aims to become Iowa’s go to receiver in the season opener at Kinnick Stadium against Kent State on September 1. Benny Sapp and teammates praise his work ethic and competitive edge.
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Jones Film Fills Iowa Hawkeyes Roster Spotlight on Jones
Junior college star Jones emerges as a playmaking wide receiver and returner prospect for Iowa, after standout numbers at Garden City and a path through junior college. The cousin of Iowa QB Brad Banks studied playbooks since May, aiming to prove himself as a great player and student.
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Wallace joins Iowa State after transfer from Oregon State
Wallace left Oregon State after multiple moves and spending two years at Sac City. At Sac City he became an all American quarterback with 3 675 passing yards and 22 touchdowns and 550 rushing yards with nine TDs last season. He enrolled at Iowa State in January and became the starting quarterback in spring practice ahead of the September 8 opener against UI.
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Banach and six others to join Iowa Hall of Fame
Lou Banach, two NCAA titles and 1984 Olympic wrestling gold medalist, leads seven inductees into Iowa Athletic Hall of Fame. Also honored are Bill Reichardt, Virgil Hancher, Ed Garst, Lincoln Hurring, Chuck Zwiener, and Marcia Pankratz. Induction on September 8.
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Leister Sisters Teammates Reunite On Hawkeyes Field
Iowa readers meet Tiffany and Tammy Leister, sisters and Hawkeyes players in 2001. Tiffany, 20, is a junior mid fielder back while Tammy, 18, starts at back. They reminisce about high school competition and push each other to excel as they prepare for the season opener at Grant Field on Saturday.
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Iowa field hockey seeks balance with Griesbaum era
Coach Tracey Griesbaum guides Iowa to a 12-8 record in her second year as she blends veterans and freshmen. Key players include Tiffany Leister returning at midfield, joined by Leister’s U21 World Cup reps and a lineup featuring Gina Carr Lauren Edwards Sarah Dawson Lindsay Field.
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Wodstrchill leaves J-Hawks for club swimming focus
Cedar Rapids Jefferson sophomore Whitney Wodstrchill will skip the high school team this season to pursue longer events the 200 meter individual medley and 400 IM with the Cedar Rapids Aquatic Association under Coach Bobby Kelly. She won the 200 IM and 100 back at last November state meet and may return to Jefferson in 2002.
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Cornell appoints new assistant athletic trainer
Mount Vernon Iowa Cornell College announces Holzer as assistant athletic trainer replacing Kar in Foster who resigned. Holzer from Saskatchewan Canada is a 1997 Rocky Mountain College Montana graduate and earned a master's degree from Loras College last spring.
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