Former Cyclones sign contracts

Former ISU football players, Reggie Hayward and Sage

Rosenfels, have signed NFL contracts with their respective

teams.

Hayward, a defensive end, was a third-round pick of the Denver

Broncos in the 2001 NFL Draft.

He led the Cyclones a year ago in tackles with 90 while totaling

seven sacks on the season.

Rosenfels, the starting quarterback on the Cyclone’s Insight.com

Bowl team, was drafted in the fourth round by the Washington

Redskins.

He threw for over 4,000 yards over his final two seasons at Iowa

State while leading the Cyclones to a bowl win over Pittsburgh.

Both players are currently in training camp with their teams.

Football team adds recruit

ISU football has gained one more recruit in the recruiting class of

2002.

Fort Dodge senior, Seth Zehr, has verbally committed to Iowa

State.

The 6-foot-6, 240-pound offensive lineman was the fourth Iowan to

commit in the 2002 class.

McCarney’s 2001 recruiting class includes three from Iowa.

Zehr settled on Iowa State after being offered scholarships from

Iowa and Northern Iowa. Nebraska and Kansas State had also

expressed interest in Zehr.

McCarney inks one more recruitIn an effort to bring in

more size, the head football coach Dan McCarney has added one

more recruit for this coming season.

Dwayne Johnson, a defensive lineman from San Jose City

College in California, will have two years of eligibility remaining for

the Cyclones.

The 6-foot-3, 330 pound lineman joined the team this summer

after being a two-year starter at SJCC.

Johnson is on scholarship at Iowa State and was signed in an

apparent effort to replace James Reed and Ryan Harklau from the

Cyclones 2001 defensive line.

Doctors buy old hockey ice rink

The old ISU hockey rink may have found a new home.

Two Fort Dodge doctors bought the rink piece by piece from Iowa

State last week and plan to relocate it to Fort Dodge.

The pieces include the plexiglas sides used for protection, the

boards used to keep the puck on the ice and the rubber

flooring.

The two men, Randy Minion and Lynn Lyons, plan to team with the

new Fort Dodge Hockey Association in order to construct a new

rink.

All briefs compiled by Emily Arthur from information

taken from press releases, ISU sports information, the associated

press and researched information.