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Iowa High School Boys Track And Field Leaders
We are still weeks away from the state track and field meet in Iowa, but high school athletes around the state are starting to get outdoors to post times and leave marks.
High School on SI previously posted the leaders in Iowa high school track and field for the girls, so now, we head over to the boys. Just like with that one, the numbers below are from the Bound website and up-to-date as of April 3, 2026.
Iowa High School Boys Track And Field Event Leaders
100-Meter Dash
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- Connor Kunze, Nevada, 10.48
- Kaiden Kunze, Norwalk, 10.52
- Noah Ross, Ankeny Centennial, 10.61
- Adam Kacmarynski, Pella Christian, 10.69
- Deztin McMurrin, Waterloo West, 10.70
200-Meter Dash
- Marcus Tomlyanovich, Cedar Falls, 21.73
- Zane Johnson, ADM, 21.90
- Cauy Konz, Treynor, 22.08
- Dawson Dougherty, Cedar Rapids Kennedy, 22.09
- Lincoln Bainbridge, Van Buren County, 22.10
400-Meter Dash
- Drew Bennis, Cedar Rapids Prairie, 48.52
- Harrison Mullens, Pella, 48.85
- Lincoln Bainbridge, Van Buren County, 49.10
- Will Bertrand, Sioux City Bishop Heelan, 49.43
- Gage Tucker, Bettendorf, 49.55
800-Meter Run
- Brennen Hoyer, Cedar Falls, 1:53.72
- AJ Willey, Bettendorf, 1:54.27
- Keegan Decker, Iowa City Liberty, 1:54.44
- Canaan Dunham, Pella, 1:54.73
- Ayden Gabrielson, Waukee Northwest, 1:54.79
1600-Meter Run
- Quentin Nauman, Western Dubuque, 4:03.65
- Keegan Decker, Iowa City Liberty, 4:04.33
- Kuma Gutema, Sioux City North, 4:12.40
- Logan Bleich, Gilbert, 4:14.67
- Canaan Dunham, Pella, 4:15.92
3200-Meter Run
- Keegan Decker, Iowa City Liberty, 8:59.49
- Quentin Nauman, Western Dubuque, 9:07.03
- AJ Willey, Bettendorf, 9:08.52
- Slader Buckheister, Cedar Rapids Kennedy, 9:08.54
- Canaan Dunham, Pella, 9:12.27
110-Meter Hurdles
- Tay Seals, Clear Creek-Amana, 13.92
- Hayden Carlson, Ankeny, 14.07
- Caiden Johnson, Pella, 14.16
- Blake Ludwig, Waukee Northwest, 14.25
- Miciah LeLaCheur, Valley, 14.30
400-Meter Hurdles
- J.J. McDermott, Bettendorf, 54.42
- Wil Pauli, Cedar Falls, 54.78
- Jayden Jeter, Waukee, 54.92
- Owen Von Ahsen, Benton, 54.92
- Tate Marco, Sibley-Ocheyedan, 55.14
Long Jump
- Rylan Peters, Waverly-Shell Rock, 23-8
- Kaiden Kunze, Norwalk, 23-3
- Jayden Stephens, Waverly-Shell Rock, 22-11
- Ezekiel Symonds, Independence, 22-10.5
- Jamaul Richardson Willamsburg, 22-8
High Jump
- Ajak Malual, Waukee, 6-9
- Logan Athlerton, Norwalk, 6-8
- Eli Patterson, Benton, 6-7
- Miciah LeLaCheur, Valley, 6-6
- Spencer Casey, Cascade, 6-5.5
Shot Put
- Greyson Hartman, Washington, 67-3.5
- Morgan Cooley, East Union, 59-11
- Max Nevitt, Algona, 59-5.5
- Carson Divis, Hinton, 57-6
- Shem Mally, Cedar Rapids Kennedy, 57-5.5
Discus
- Greyson Hartman, Washington, 179-9
- Aiden Curtis, Indianola, 179-2
- Daxon Kiesau, Urbandale, 176-8
- Colin Whitters, Iowa City West, 167-1
- Reece Winery, Southeast Polk, 166-5
100-Meter Wheel Chair
- Titus Steng, Shenandoah, 17.01
- Eli Johnson, Bedford, 18.58
- Josh Anderson, Washington, 20.45
- Logan Shwery, Ankeny Centennial, 23.50
- Ryan Stevenson, Pleasant Valley, 31.23
200-Meter Wheel Chair
- Titus Steng, Shenandoah, 31.66
- Eli Johnson, Bedford, 33.89
- Issac Anderson, Washington, 37.32
- Josh Anderson, Washington, 37.34
- Logan Shwery, Ankeny Centennial, 49.04
400-Meter Wheel Chair
- Titus Steng, Shenandoah, 1:06.30
- Eli Johnson, Bedford, 1:10.74
- Isaac Anderson, Washington, 1:13.78
- Logan Shwery, Ankeny Centennial, 1:28.32
800-Meter Wheel Chair
- Titus Steng, Shenandoah, 2:21.91
- Eli Johnson, Bedford, 2:41.25
- Josh Anderson, Washington, 3:01.66
Shot Put Wheel Chair
- Ryan Stevenson, Pleasant Valley, 16-11
100-Meter Ambulatory
- Carter Swanson, Hudson, 15.35
- Daniel Villa, Waterloo East, 15.49
- Leighton Pullin, Waterloo East, 19.72
- Daniel Carr, Waterloo East, 22.97
200-Meter Ambulatory
- Cameron McGraw, Alburnett, 30.86
- Carter Swanson, Hudson, 32.19
400-Meter Ambulatory
- Carter Swanson, Hudson, 1:14.41
4×100-Meter Relay
- Gilbert, 42.21
- Cedar Rapids Jefferson, 42.61
- Treynor, 42.70
- Western Dubuque, 42.79
- Waukee Northwest, 42.86
4×200-Meter Relay
- Valley, 1:26.29
- Clear Lake, 1:27.55
- Waukee Northwest, 1:28.54
- ADM, 1:28.60
- Cedar Rapids Prairie, 1:29.30
4×400-Meter Relay
- Clear Lake, 3:20.37
- Cedar Falls, 3:21.03
- Waukee Northwest, 3:23.95
- Sioux City Bishop Heelan, 3:24.10
- Cedar Rapids Prairie, 3:24.62
4×800-Meter Relay
- Waukee Northwest, 7:55.90
- Cedar Falls, 7:57.36
- Dallas Center-Grimes, 8:02.78
- Johnston, 8:03.88
- Unity Christian, 8:04.19
Sprint Medley Relay
- Clear Creek-Amana, 1:34.37
- Sibley-Ocheyedan, 1:35.17
- Muscatine, 1:35.57
- Cedar Rapids Prairie, 1:35.76
- Mount Vernon, 1:35.86
Distance Medley Relay
- Ankeny Centennial, 3:26.51
- Waukee Northwest, 3:30.23
- Gilbert, 3:32.46
- Dallas Center-Grimes, 3:33.16
- Ankeny, 3:34.82
Shuttle Hurdle Relay
- Pella, 58.29
- Iowa City West, 58.61
- Treynor, 58.87
- Waukee Northwest, 58.95
- Ankeny, 59.02
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Iowa football 2026 NFL Draft recap
The 2026 NFL Draft has come and gone, but not without the Iowa Hawkeyes once again sending a healthy group to the next level. Iowa saw another class of NFL prospects hear their names called and find out where their new homes will be.
As is the norm for Iowa, this draft class was headlined by offensive linemen, linebackers, and defensive line talent, which is fitting. This is how Iowa wins so many games under Kirk Ferentz, and it is a direct correlation to this program’s ability to mold and develop talent into NFL stars.
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While this class of draft prospects gets set to make their way to their new NFL homes, check out the recap of where each player is headed, along with where they were taken in this year’s draft.
Logan Jones
Oct 11, 2025; Madison, Wisconsin, USA; Iowa Hawkeyes offensive lineman Logan Jones (65) celebrates a touchdown in the first half against the Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ross Harried-Imagn Images
Team: Chicago Bears
Round: 2
Pick: 57
Gennings Dunker
Iowa Hawkeyes offensive lineman Gennings Dunker (67), center, stands with teammates for the national anthem Nov. 8, 2025 before a Big Ten Football game against the Oregon Ducks at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa.
Team: Pittsburgh Steelers
Round: 3
Pick: 96
Kaden Wetjen
Sep 19, 2025; Piscataway, New Jersey, USA; Iowa Hawkeyes wide receiver Kaden Wetjen (21) celebrates with teammates after returning the opening kick off for a touchdown during the first quarter against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at SHI Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images
Team: Pittsburgh Steelers
Round: 4
Pick: 121
Beau Stephens
Iowa offensive lineman Beau Stephens (70) celebrates with running back Kaleb Johnson in the second quarter against Nebraska during a NCAA football game on Friday, Nov. 25, 2022, at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City. Iowavsneb 20221125 Bh
Team: 4
Round: 148
Pick: Seattle Seahawks
Karson Sharar
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA – NOVEMBER 28: Karson Sharar #43 of the Iowa Hawkeyes forces a fumble from Jacory Barney Jr. #2 of the Nebraska Cornhuskers on a punt return during the second half at Memorial Stadium on November 28, 2025 in Lincoln, Nebraska. (Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images)
Team: Arizona Cardinals
Round: 6
Pick: 183
T.J. Hall
Oct 11, 2025; Madison, Wisconsin, USA; Iowa Hawkeyes defensive back TJ Hall (2) celebrates after an incomplete pass against the Wisconsin Badgers in the first half at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ross Harried-Imagn Images
Team: New Orleans Saints
Round: 7
Pick: 219
Max Llewellyn
Sep 14, 2024; Iowa City, Iowa, USA; Iowa Hawkeyes defensive lineman Max Llewellyn (48) reacts after a sack during the third quarter against the Troy Trojans at Kinnick Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images
Team: Miami Dolphins
Round: 7
Pick: 238
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Seahawks Select Iowa Guard Beau Stephens With 148th Overall Pick | 2026 NFL Draft
Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald and president of football operations John Schneider met with media following day one of the NFL draft and discuss the decision to stay and pick at 32, what makes running back Jadarian Price special, how Price will fit into the offense and more at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center.
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Steelers Land Fan Favorite Iowa OL With Third-Round Pick
The Pittsburgh Steelers continue beefing up their offensive line in the 2026 NFL Draft after previously taking Arizona State tackle Max Iheanachor in the first round.
After trading picks No. 99 and 216 to the Seattle Seahawks for No. 96, the Steelers selected Iowa’s Gennings Dunker.
Dunker was a right tackle for the Hawkeyes, where he was a huge part of helping the team win the Joe Moore Award in 2025 as the nation’s top offensive line.
As for how he projects to the next level, however, Dunker is likely to move inside for the Steelers at 6-foot-5 and 319 pounds and could compete with Spencer Anderson and Brock Hoffman for the starting job at left guard.
Dunker is a better run blocker than pass protector, but he is feisty in all facets of the game and possesses a ton of strength while also being rather technically sound.
A fan-favorite with his mullet and contagious personality, Dunker should fit right in with Pittsburgh.
James Campen Offers Thoughts on Dunker
Speaking with reporters after the pick was made, Steelers offensive line coach James Campen listed some of the traits that drew him to Dunker.
“He is an aggressive kid,” Campen said. “Good football player. They’re so well-coached at Iowa. They come out and have established pad level and footwork. I’ve got a lot of respect for that football program, and the people who run it, but to be able to get a guy like him, a big, powerful kid that has position flexibility and has shown leadership in his play, his play style is really unique.”
While confirming that he is slated to primarily line up at guard, Campen also shared that Dunker’s Senior Bowl participation allowed his leadership to shine through.
“You always look for guys that are first in line doing things that are challenging or different like he did at the Senior Bowl. He was first in line to go and do new drills and things like that. So I’m sure there’s some leadership qualities there too.
“But we’re very excited to have him and to add to the O-line room. We’ll get him in here and take a look at him. I think at this point he’ll be at the guard position, and tackle will be his second position. But again, when you get players like this, you can always try to figure out which way he’s going to go. So, competition is good in those areas. So, he’ll probably end up playing a little bit of both, but primarily guard.”
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