IOWA CITY, IOWA (September 2, 2021) — 272 current University of Iowa students are members of the 2021 Hawkeye Marching Band, one of the "top ten college marching bands in the nation," according to CNN Headline News and one of the Big Ten Conference's marching bands whose halftime show is "worth the watch," according to Sports Illustrated.
The 2021 Hawkeye Marching Band — affectionately known as "Band 141" by its membership — will once again be the sound of Iowa Football and the heartbeat of historic Kinnick Stadium at each of the nationally ranked Iowa Hawkeyes' seven home games.
Morgan Anderson of Davenport, IA [Instrument: Drumline- Cymbals; Year as a member of HMB: second; Major(s): Biology]
Kristin Boyler of Bettendorf, IA [Instrument: Piccolo; Year as a member of HMB: second; Major(s): Undecided/Open]
Bennett Cournoyer of LeClaire, IA [Instrument: Sousaphone; Year as a member of HMB: sixth; Major(s): MSBA]
Jordan Flies of Geneseo, IL [Instrument: Clarinet and Head Librarian; Year as a member of HMB: fourth; Major(s): Music Education and Music Performance]
Lis Grafft of Geneseo, IL [Instrument: Piccolo; Year as a member of HMB: fourth; Major(s): Health and Human Physiology]
Michael Hill of Davenport, IA [Instrument: Drumline- Bass Drum; Year as a member of HMB: second; Major(s): Music Education and Music Performance]
Carson Kahley of Davenport, IA [Instrument: Drumline- Bass Drum; Year as a member of HMB: third; Major(s): Business Management]
Nick Kamp of LeClaire, IA [Instrument: Baritone (BC); Year as a member of HMB: second; Major(s): Accounting]
Cameron LaPage of Eldridge, IA [Instrument: Trumpet; Year as a member of HMB: second; Major(s): History, Political Science]
Levin Leesemann of Bettendorf, IA [Instrument: Drumline- Tenors; Year as a member of HMB: third; Major(s): Computer Science]
Amber Long of Davenport, IA [Instrument: Drumline- Cymbals; Year as a member of HMB: fourth; Major(s): Criminology Law and Justice]
Miranda Miller of Bettendorf, [Instrument: Mellophone; Year as a member of HMB: first; Major(s): English and Creative Writing]
Laney Norris of Long Grove, IA [Instrument: Clarinet; Year as a member of HMB: first; Major(s): Computer Science]
Cailin Prunchak of Davenport, IA [Instrument: Tenor Saxophone; Year as a member of HMB: second; Major(s): Psychology]
Tyler Purcell of Davenport, IA [Instrument: Trumpet; Year as a member of HMB: first; Major(s): Computer Science and Engineering]
Brett Rappel of Davenport, IA [Instrument: Sousaphone; Year as a member of HMB: second; Major(s): Sociology]
Mark Rappel of Davenport, IA [Instrument: Sousaphone & Work Crew; Year as a member of HMB: fourth; Major(s): Environmental science]
Josie Rempt of De Witt, IA [Instrument: Piccolo; Year as a member of HMB: first; Major(s): Chemistry and Pre Med]
Heaven-Leigh Robbins of Muscatine, IA [Instrument: Tenor Saxophone; Year as a member of HMB: third; Major(s): Psychology]
Daniel Sebille of Davenport, IA [Instrument: Sousaphone; Year as a member of HMB: first; Major(s): Biomedical Engineering]
Ethan Sherer of Muscatine, IA [Instrument: Trombone and Work Crew; Year as a member of HMB: second; Major(s): Music Educatio and Music Performance]
Hayley Smith of Bettendorf, IA [Instrument: Piccolo; Year as a member of HMB: first; Major(s): Spanish]
Michael Souhrada of Le Claire, IA [Instrument: Drumline- Tenors; Year as a member of HMB: third; Major(s): Finance]
Courbin Stineman of Muscatine, IA [Instrument: Sousaphone; Year as a member of HMB: fourth; Major(s): Mechanical Engineering]
Robert Thompson of Davenport, IA [Instrument: Trumpet; Year as a member of HMB: third; Major(s): Cinema]
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