IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa Soccer travels to Iceland from May 12-22 to compete in exhibition matches against Valur and Breiðablik professional clubs.

Each opponent plays in the Úrvalsdeild kvenna, the top-tier women’s football league in Iceland. The clubs have won a combined 28 Icelanic Championships and 25 Icelandic Cups.

The trip will center around the Reykjanes Penninsula area and consist of visits to both dramatic natural vistas and major metropolitan areas.

Iowa Soccer will visit Golden Circle National Park, the Snæfellsnes Penninsula, the Westman Islands and Blue Lagoon thermal spa. The Hawkeyes will also see the waterfalls, glaciers, lava fields and black sand beaches of the South Coast region.

Back in Reykjanese, the Hawkeyes will have access to practice facilities and guest-coaching opportunities.

This trip is made possible by the generous donation of Janice Strang.

Iowa kicks off the fall season with an exhibition against South Dakota on Aug. 7 at the Iowa Soccer Complex.

Former Iowa All-American Cooper DeJean finally made his return to the practice field by taking part in rookie-mini-camp with the Philadelphia Eagles. DeJean was taken by the Eagles in the second round of the NFL Draft after missing the final four games with the Hawkeyes after suffering a fractured leg.

The Eagles made a trade to move up in the draft to take DeJean.

The big question is where DeJean ends up on defense. He has worked at corner, slot corner and safety.

Former Iowa quarterback Spencer Petras has been named the starter at Utah State. Petras was a three-year starter for the Hawkeyes but spent last season as a student coach after suffering a shoulder injury in the 2022 regular season finale against Nebraska. He beat out Cooper Legas during spring drills.

That’s Aggies coach Blake Anderson who felt he needed to name a starter at the end of spring drills.

Utah State finished 6-7 last season, including a 24-14 loss at Iowa in the season opener.

Former Iowa State star T.J. Tampa is ready for the transition to the NFL. The All-American corner was selected in the fourth round of the NFL Draft by the Baltimore Ravens and took part in their rookie mini-camp. There is a lot to learn for a rookie.

Tampa says it is about learning a new scheme.

Tampa says the disappointment of falling to the fourth round was negated when he was drafted by the Ravens.

Tampa says he enjoyed returning to the practice field.

Hawkeye Ten Conference Tournament:

 1. Atlantic 388

2. Red Oak 395

3. Lewis Central 400

4. Denison-Schleswig 408

5. Shenandoah 437

6. Glenwood 440

7. Clarinda 453

8. St. Albert 481

NTS. Kuemper Catholic, NTS. Creston, NTS. Harlan

Southeast Warren 215 Mormon Trail 257 I35 NTS 

Medalist: Kate Logue, Southeast Warren (42) 

Rolling Valley Conference Tournament:

1. Boyer Valley 459

2. Glidden-Ralston 495

CAM NTS, Woodbine NTS, Coon Rapids-Bayard NTS

1. Addy Boell, Glidden-Ralston (88)

2. Reese Miller, Boyer Valley (100)

3. Charlie Pryor, Woodbine (103)

4. Jersey Gray, Woodbine (110)

5. Hayley Follmann, Boyer Valley (117)

6. Zoey Soma, Boyer Valley (120)

7. Jenna Platt, CAM (121)

8. Summer South, Coon Rapids-Bayard (121)

9. Mataya Bromert, Boyer Valley (122)

10. Elizabeth Lloyd, Glidden-Ralston (123)

Other Boyer Valley — Sarah Roberts 155

Other Glidden-Ralston — Madilyn Trost 141, Emmersynn Chaney 143, McKenzie Pudenz 158 

Other Coon Rapids-Bayard — Mallory Schroeder 130, Kerra Hart 138 

Other CAM — Hallie Keeler 131, Kaitlyn Platt 131 

Hawkeye Ten Conference Meet:

1. Kuemper Catholic 300

2. Atlantic 301

3. Clarinda 313

4. Shenandoah 318

5. Denison-Schleswig 322

6. Lewis Central 328

7. Harlan 331

8. Glenwood 336

9. St. Albert 362

10. Red Oak 364

11. Creston 393

Atlantic Golfers: Tristan Hayes 2nd place 72, Sam Brosam 74 5th place 2nd team all conference – Hudson McLaren 77 ( 9th) , Gage Gross 78 ( 11th) , Brady Wood 79, Roth Den Beste 88.

Mount Ayr 165 Bedford 176 Lenox 208

Medalist: Micah Johnson, Bedford & Tanner Streit, Mount Ayr (40)

Southeast Warren 169 Interstate 35 194 Melcher-Dallas 210 Mormon Trail 283

Medalist: Austin Ledlie & Brody Crow, Southeast Warren (40)

Rolling Valley Conference Tournament:

1. CAM 352

2. Coon Rapids-Bayard 359

3. Woodbine 365

4. Boyer Valley 374

5. Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 401

6. Glidden-Ralston 422

Medalist: Chase Jahde, CAM (75)

CAM Golfers: Austin Eblen 94, Braxton Dennis 95, Coby Venteicher 98, Madden Cary 99

Coon Rapids-Bayard Golfers:  Toby Menninger 92, Max Shribroun 98, Landon Cook 99, Cole Cretsinger 108

Woodbine Golfers:  Cal Pryor 90, Carson Kelley 91, Xander Johnson 96, Carter Gruver 97, Carter Cox 99

Boyer Valley Golfers:Michael Davis 95, Landon Dumbaugh 97, Cale Soma 98, Tristen Burkhart 99, Brody Koski 105

Exira/EHK Golfers: Alex Hansen 97, Josh Nelson 98, James Kilworth 99, Cole Brabham 107, Jackson Radcliff 108, Quintinn White 149

Glidden-Ralston Golfers: Carson Peters 93, Greyson Renze 107, Jackson Whitaker & Mason Dunn 111, Charles Schon 115, Colby Wallace 128

CLASS 1A

Region 3

Chariton at Centerville, winner at Des Moines Christian 

Clarke at West Central Valley

Riverside at St. Albert 

Lamoni at Van Meter

Semifinals at Des Moines Christian & St. Albert

Finals at highest remaining seed 

Region 4

West Sioux at Sergeant Bluff-Luton, winner at Bishop Heelan

Sioux Center at East Sac County

Sheldon at Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley, winner at Unity Christian

Western Christian at MOC-Floyd Valley

Semifinals at Bishop Heelan & Unity Christian 

Finals at highest remaining seed 

Region 6 

Greene County at AHSTW, winner at Underwood

Missouri Valley at Tri-Center

Logan-Magnolia at Treynor

Kuemper Catholic at Harlan

Semifinals at Underwood & Treynor

Finals at highest remaining seed 

CLASS 1A

Substate 1 

Logan-Magnolia at Kuemper Catholic, winner at Western Christian

AHSTW at East Sac County, winner at Unity Christian

Substate 2

Riverside at Tri-Center, winner at West Sioux

Missouri Valley at Underwood, winner at St. Albert

Substate 8

West Central Valley vs PCM at Des Moines Christian, winner at Treynor

Grand View Christian at Des Moines Christian, winner at Van Meter

CLASS 2A

Substate 1 

Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley at MOC-Floyd Valley, winner at Bishop Heelan

Sheldon at Sergeant Bluff-Luton, winner at Sioux Center

Substate 8

Red Oak at Creston, winner at Glenwood

Carroll at Harlan

CLASS 3A

Substate 1 

Spirit Lake at LeMars, winner at Spencer

Storm Lake at Denison-Schleswig

Substate 5

Winterset at Atlantic, winner at Dallas Center-Grimes

Pella at Newton

Substate 8 

Thomas Jefferson at Sioux City West, winner at Lewis Central

Indianola at Bondurant-Farrar

CLASS 4A 

Substate 1

Waukee at Des Moines Lincoln, winner at Johnston

Abraham Lincoln at Sioux City East

Substate 2

Sioux City North at Waukee Northwest

Des Moines North at Southeast Polk

CENTRAL DECATUR INVITATIONAL

1. Wayne (119 points)

2. Central Decatur (117 points)

3. Bedford (81 points)

4. Creston (75 points)

•Avery Staver, 200 meter dash (27.13) 

•Hope Henderson, 400 meter hurdles (1:13.10) 

•4×800 meter relay (10:28.56) 

5. Mount Ayr (74 points)

6. Lenox (42 points)

7. East Union (33 points)

8. Southeast Warren (29 points) 

CENTRAL DECATUR CO-ED (Boys) 

1. Lenox (114 points)

2. Wayne (97 points)

3. Bedford (73 points)

4. Mount Ayr (72 points)

5. Central Decatur (68 points)

6. Southeast Warren (67 points)

7. Creston (52 points)

•Davin Wallace, 400 meter dash (53.98)

8. East Union (32 points)

PLEASANTVILLE MEET 

6. Martensdale-St. Marys (58 points)

6. Nodaway Valley (58 points)

•Luke Kading, 3200 meter run (11:37.58)

•Trenton Warner, discus (132-11.00) & shot put (50-04.75)

EAST SAC COUNTY RELAYS 

6. Glidden-Ralston (60 points)

8. Ar-We-Va (9 points)