Wartburg College student media won 11 awards at the Iowa Broadcast News Association’s annual conference in April.

KWAR, the college’s radio station, won first place in the Public Affairs category for Matthew Tudor’s story, “Wartburg Meals to Go,” about take-out containers being offered in Mensa. Zach Hiney received first place in the Sports Coverage category for his story on Ryan Callahan, the college’s athletic trainer.

Henry Powers and Caleb Kammerer, announcers for Knight Vision, the college’s news, sports, film and streaming outlet, were recognized with a first-place award in Sports Play-by-Play for their broadcast of the Wartburg football team’s first-round playoff game against Illinois College. That station also earned a second-place finish in the Best Sportscast category for its Winter Sports Special.

Additional honors went to:

Tudor, who also received third place in In-Depth Series in both radio and video divisions.

Andrew Stille, who received second place in Sports Coverage.

Alyson Hasner, who received second place in Feature Story.

Caleb Kammerer, who also received third place in Sports Play-by-Play.

Olivia Foster, who received third place in Public Affairs.

Rachel Green, who received third place in Public Affairs.

Henry Hahn, who received third place in Public Affairs.

Ethan Shawgo, who received third place in Public Affairs.

Danika Rademacher, who received third place in Public Affairs.

Britta Williams, who received third place in Public Affairs.

Mila Iushkova, who received third place in Best Newscast and In-Depth Series.

Yigit Kacmaz, who received third place in Best Newscast and In-Depth Series.

Jobey Olson, who received third place in In-Depth Series.

Joey Goetz, who received third place in Best Newscast.

Becca Payne, who received third place in Best Newscast.

Ben Revier, who received third place in Best Newscast.

Jax Caddell, who received third place in Best Newscast and Sports Play-by-Play.

KWAR is advised by Pam Ohrt, and Knight Vision News is advised by Ron Johnson. Lucas Wendland is the broadcast engineer. Wartburg student media is under the guidance of the Wartburg College Department of Journalism and Communication, chaired by Penni Pier.