Trey Redfield is a Multimedia Journalist at We Are Iowa Local 5 News. With a passion for covering sports, Trey focuses on both individual and team sports, as well as the business side of athletics. He has been featured in VITAL SIGNS HEALTH FAIR INC, KFXL-TV, and Local 5 News.
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Trey Redfield's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly basketball, volleyball, and wrestling. He seems to prioritize event coverage related to high school and college-level sports in the Nebraska area.
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If you have news about talented prospects committing to colleges or any significant developments within Nebraska's sports scene, it may align closely with Trey's coverage preferences.
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By: Trey Redfield
After four years as a Cyclone, and another four years as a Little Cyclone, Tamin Lipsey leaves a lasting impact under the Hilton lights.
By: Trey Redfield
Ava and Ella Lohrbach are each other's twin flames. It's a huge reason why Gilbert girls golf has won three straight state titles.
By: Trey Redfield
Gabe Greenlee has lived in Ames all his life. He wrestled there, both as a Little Cyclone and a Cyclone. Now, he's fighting for a starting spot for ISU football.
By: Trey Redfield
He won three national championships, dominating the ranks of the NAIA. Now, the man brings his success to the pro rankings, and is doing so with a heavy heart.
By: Trey Redfield
The Class of 2026 at Johnston High School has won plenty. In the spring, it's the boys soccer team's turn, winners of two of the last three state titles.
By: Trey Redfield
Daylin Williams broke a 25-year school record in hurdles at ISU. Can he conquer the Drake Relays next? Discover his inspiring journey and what's driving him forward.
By: Trey Redfield
The Cyclones were in need of an identity and a bond to take into the summer. Thanks to one of the coaches, a physical drill helped check off that box.
By: Trey Redfield
Ankeny's Hayden Carlson took home the 110-meter hurdles title at Drake Relays. His father, Brandt Carlson, saw it as both a dad and coach.
By: Trey Redfield
Fletcher Mohrhauser is in a stacked distance group for the Jaguars. But the mile time he runs as a freshman is not the only thing that stands out.
By: Trey Redfield
Nellie Johnson needed to switch things up. After deciding to give up basketball her senior year, she chose to swim, bike and run — for long periods of time.
