Junior | Exercise Science | Distance | This upcoming year I am so excited to take a leadership role in our club to make it an even better experience for everyone. I'm also looking forward to another great cross-country season, and hopefully qualify for nationals for the second year in a row

Junior | English & Creative Writing | Distance | This season I'm just excited for nice fall weather runs with the team and hopefully getting a girls squad to NIRCA Nationals

Junior | Finance | Distance | I'm looking forward to running cross-country the most, my favorite meet last year that I'm excited for again was NIRCA Regionals because we won multiple individual and team awards. For track, I'd say I'm looking forward to the entire Club Relays weekend. I enjoy meeting up for practices and seeing all the usual people every day

Junior | Civil Engineering | Mid Distance | Looking forward to getting back together with everyone to run and compete this year. I always look forward to Club Relays the most, as the competition is always at another level! 

Junior | Microbiology | Distance | I'm excited to be the merchandise coordinator again this year for ITFC. This year I'm looking forward to working on strength and speed while maintaining my endurance. I'm also excited to see new faces and old friends this year, and show my support both at practice and at meets. 

Junior | Human Physiology | Distance | I'm so excited to get the opportunity to be an officer this year and help grow the club. Both our Men's and Women's teams have the makings to be pretty formidable this year, and I'm hoping to be able to put together another All-American season

Sophomore | Mechanical Engineering | Mid Distance | I'm looking forward to being an officer this year because the club made a good home for me last year, and I want to give back to the club by being one of the officers. I'm excited to compete for PR's and hopefully see the team grow this season

Coach | Sprints | Mid Distance | A University of Iowa Student Athlete Alum, Coach Chung completed his undergraduate studies as a full scholarship athlete. An All-Big 10 athlete his freshman year, he ran onto the All-Time list for the Hawkeyes for both the indoor 400m (47.65) and the outdoor 100m (10.40). A Big 10 Champion in the outdoor 1600m relay (3:07.05), Chung’s leadership skills earned him the title of team captain for the Hawkeyes. Coaching at Benson High School in Omaha, NE, for 6 years, his 4x400m relay teams won the Class A State Title twice. He also coached three 400m runners to top 3 finishes at the state meet in four years.