ATLANTIC TOURNAMENT

•No. 1 Singles: Andrew Lawrence (Champion)

•No. 2 Singles: Teagan Brunk (5th Place) 

•No 1 Doubles: Lucas Sun/Seth Zwickel (Champion)

•No. 2 Doubles: Lucas Daoust/Ryan Lawrence (Champion)

2. Glenwood (27 points)

•No. 1 Singles: Kayden Anderson (2nd Place) 

•No. 2 Singles: Brody Taylor (2nd Place) 

•No. 1 Doubles: Will Getter/Liam Hays (2nd Place) 

•No. 2 Doubles: Nolan Allmon/Brennan Anderson (3rd Place) 

3. Atlantic (23 points)

•No. 1 Singles: Kinnick Juhl (4th Place)

•No. 2 Singles: Nolan Waters (2nd Place) 

•No. 1 Doubles: Conner Johnson/Reid Woodward (4th Place) 

•No. 2 Doubles: Nick Bennett/Gradyn O’Hara (4th Place) 

8th Place — Creston (8 points) 

•No. 1 Singles: Gavin Millslagle (7th Place)

•No. 2 Singles: Damion Meyer (7th Place)

•No. 1 Doubles: Lucas Rushing/Carson Cooper (7th Place)

•No. 2 Doubles: Ben Hill/Spencer Brown (7th Place) 

Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz says the offense made progress under new coordinator Tim Lester. The Hawkeyes’ worst in the nation offense was held scoreless the final two games last season.

Ferentz says patience has been important as a new system is installed.

Starters Gennings (jennings) Dunker and Logan Jones were out with injury but Ferentz feels the offensive line is experienced and deep. It is an area the Hawkeyes have struggled for the past few years.

Starting quarterback Cade McNamara was limited this spring as he recovers from an ACL injury and Ferentz expects him at full speed this summer.

Ferentz expects McNamara to be ready for the season opener.

The Hawkeyes open the season at home on August 31st against Illinois State.

Iowa State closed out spring drills with most of the regulars sitting out the scrimmage. ISU has high hopes after finishing 7-6 last season.

That’s ISU coach Matt Campbell who says spring was another step toward building to next season.

Campbell says there is a ways to go for this team to reach its potential.

The offense is experienced and Campbell feels the Cyclones are getting better at the line of scrimmage.

The Cyclones open next season at home against North Dakota on August 31st.

Northern Iowa coach Mark Farley says game-like conditions were valuable for the Panthers. UNI closed out spring drills on Friday night.

Farley liked the way the offense communicated at the line of scrimmage.

There has been no decision on a starting quarterback. Arkansas State transfer and former Southeast Polk star Jaxon Dailey and former Dubuque Hempstead standout Aidan (ay-din) Dunne (done) are competing for the starting job. Dunne was the backup last season to three year Panther starter Theo Day.

Farley says the Panthers need to build depth on defense.

UNI opens at home on August 31st against Valparaiso.