Articles Tagged: Hawkeye track and field

Ogden column: Yes, numbers can be boring, but Iowa, Iowa State and Northern Iowa all have put up some good ones heading into this week’s conference meets

Dozens of student-athletes at the schools are under investigation, both universities have confirmed.

Iowa’s Kat Moody won the Drake Relays women’s university division discus Friday, then repeated her clutch feat to win the shot put, as well.

Ogden column: The NFL Draft and NBA and NHL playoffs are important, but Iowa’s track and field classic in Des Moines stands tall.

Iowa’s Joey Woody is the guest on this week’s Hawk Off The Press podcast, previewing the Big Ten indoor track and field championships.

The Iowa’s women’s track and field team is “probably the best women’s program” since Joey Woody took the reins of the program.

The University of Iowa has agreed to pay one of its former track and field coaches $125,000 -- plus another $15,000 in attorneys’ fees -- as part of a settlement agreement that involved his voluntary resignation on July 22.

While it certainly wasn’t the most beautiful of mornings Monday in downtown Cedar Rapids, the runners who competed in the Fifth Season 8K and 5K were able to finish just before the rain and thunderstorms began around 8:45 a.m. Matt Lorenz won the men’s 8K, while Elaina Biechler was first on the women’s side.

Today, The Gazette reveals its 2022 finalists for Athlete of the Year.

HawkeyeReport's Tom Kakert joins the Hawk Off The Press podcast to discuss the latest updates in Iowa football recruiting and what's happening with an NIL collective. First, Iowa director of track and field and cross country Joey Woody recaps the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field championships.

Former Iowa City West Austin West prep owns Iowa’s decathlon school record and is seeded third entering the NCAA outdoor championships in Eugene, Ore.

Moment No. 27: Nan Doak-Davis became the first woman from the Iowa track and field program to win an NCAA championship in 1985.

Moment No. 29: Tracy Dahl became the first woman from the Iowa track and field program to win back-to-back NCAA titles.

As college athletes at Iowa and across the country face myriad mental health obstacles, here’s what Iowa athletes and staff are doing about it.

Moment No. 30: Kineke Alexander remembers “nobody expected me to win” the 400-meter race at the 2006 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. She proved them wrong, by one-hundredth of a second.