Iowa State Sports Medicine

Congratulations to three of our amazing sports medicine staff for their award-winning work!

Congratulations to all of our IATS Award winners: Jess Drenth, Tim Weesner and Maddie Brey!!

We've Got The Best in the Business.

Thanks For All You Do, Vic!

Happy National Athletic Trainer Month!

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Congratulations Tim!

🎉🏆 2026 IATS Honors & Awards 🏆🎉

The Iowa Athletic Trainers’ Society is proud to recognize Tim Weesner as the 2026 IATS Educator of the Year!

This award honors an individual who demonstrates exceptional commitment to educating and mentoring the next generation of athletic trainers. Tim’s passion for teaching, dedication to student success, and commitment to advancing athletic training education make a lasting impact on our profession.

Through leadership in the classroom and beyond, Tim continues to inspire excellence, professionalism, and lifelong learning.

Please join us in congratulating Tim on this well-deserved honor! 👏

Congratulations Jess!

🎉🏆 2026 IATS Honors & Awards 🏆🎉

The Iowa Athletic Trainers’ Society is proud to recognize Jessica Drenth as the 2026 IATS Collegiate Athletic Trainer of the Year! 🏅

This award honors outstanding dedication to student-athlete health and well-being, excellence in clinical practice, and meaningful contributions to collegiate sports medicine. Jessica’s commitment to compassionate care, collaboration, and leadership continues to make a lasting impact on the athletes and colleagues she serves.

Her professionalism and passion exemplify the very best of athletic training at the collegiate level.

Please join us in celebrating Jessica on this well-deserved recognition! 👏

Iowa High School Boy's State Wrestling Day 1. Year #54 of medical coverage provided by Iowa State Athletic Training.

A new 3D-printed dynamic knee anatomy model created by our AT Faculty and Iowa State University professors is helping athletic training students better visualize the knee joint and learn how various types of meniscus tears impact mobility.

Designing a new anatomical model to help train students For assistant professor of Kinesiology Megan Brady, learning visually is always the best course. So it's only natural that she wanted to give her students a ...