J.R. Ogden

Ogden column: Dedric Ward, a former NFL player from Cedar Rapids, will hold his 21st and final youth football camp June 24-25 at the Metro Youth Football Association complex.

Iowa State wrestling is trending in the right direction, but Coach Kevin Dresser said this summer will be important to take that next step.

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.

Recent hunt didn’t produce any birds, but did offering interesting sites, sounds and a friendly visitor

Ogden column: Former athletics director remembers when Christine Grant walked into his office to announce her retirement and how she wanted the departments to merge

The Iowa men’s track and field team enters this weekend’s Big Ten Championships in Minneapolis chasing a third straight outdoor title. But Joey Woody and the Hawkeyes want much more.

Ogden column: New Cornell College women’s wrestling coach Dominique Smalley took the mat 25 years ago and now wants to help the sport grow and grow.

For the 27th straight year, Cedar Rapids Washington graduate Steve Buttleman will play “Call to Post” at the Kentucky Derby on Saturday.

Cedar Rapids racetrack has made tweaks to improve car counts and draw more fans in the grandstand

Ogden column: It’s been decades since Lennie Zalesky and C. Vivian Stringer were Hawkeyes, but in retirement they look back at careers that touched this state.

Ogden column: After a couple of rough years for the Drake Relays, this track and field classic will look a lot like its former self. That’s good for Des Moines and good for Iowa.

Ogden column: Random thoughts about running on the morning of the Boston Marathon; avoid hills and watches

You can slow down and get a great workout in while kayaking, rowing or directing a canoe

Iowa sophomore Adeline Kenlin once held Olympic aspirations, but her love for gymnastics waned before focusing on college and earning a berth in the NCAA meet.

Cedar Rapids NASCAR driver Landon Cassill is on an Xfinity team with a “fast car” and good equipment, affording him the opportunity to drive ... and maybe win.