Red Oak 201 Sidney 244 Fremont-Mills 295

Boys 

Woodbine 173, Logan-Magnolia 195

Medalist: Cody Dickinson, Woodbine (40)

Sidney 180 Red Oak 195 Fremont-Mills 207

Boys

Shenandoah 9, Red Oak 0

Boys

Glenwood 10, Red Oak 0

Tri-Center 5, AHSTW 1

Riverside 4, Missouri Valley 3 – 2 OT/PK

Girls

Treynor 2, Harlan 0

Skutt Catholic 2, Lewis Central 1

Tri-Center 10, AHSTW 3

Missouri Valley 2, Riverside 0

CAM Cougar boys golf season got off to a slow start but has picked up as the season progressed.

Coach Joe Wollum had this to say on how the season has been going so far.

Coach Wollum elaborated on how well the individuals have been competing this year.

Coach Wollum says there is going to be some tough competition in the Rolling Valley Conference’s coming up later in the season.

Coach Wollum says he thinks the team is getting closer to their goals and expectations and hopes they achieve them at their conference meet next Monday.

The Cougars next golf meet will be Monday April 22nd in Rolling Valley Conference Meet at the Coon Rapids Golf Course, they will take on Boyer Valley, Coon Rapids-Bayard, Exira-EHK, Glidden-Ralston and Woodbine. That conference meet will get underway at 4:00 p.m.

The CAM Cougars girl’s golf team is coming off a tough loss to Boyer Valley and West Central Valley but CAM Senior Jenna Platt shot 55, ended up with being the medalist on the day. This is Platts first ever time being a medalist in her high school career. The Cougars only have three out for golf this season. These three golfers are new beginners to the game of golf this year. They have been working on their game throughout the season and are looking to learn as much as they can under coach Joe Wollum.

Coach Wollum thinks the new golfers have been doing a tremendous job this season and hopes things continue improve.

Coach Wollum talked about his experiences on coaching the three new golfers.

Coach Wollum elaborated what it felt like when Senior Jenna Platt won her first medal as a golfer.

Coach Wollum commented on what his main focus as a coach is for the rest of the season.

The next CAM Girls golf meet will be Monday April 22nd in a Rolling Valley Conference meet at the Carroll Country Club, where they will take on Boyer Valley, Woodbine, Coon Rapids-Bayard and Glidden-Ralston. That conference meet will start at 4:00 p.m.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa’s Varsity Eight was named the Big Ten Boat of the Week on Tuesday after racing past Kansas and Kansas State last weekend at the Big Ten/Big 12 Double Dual at Wyandotte County Lake in Kansas.

This honor marks the 18th time in school history a boat has tabbed as the Big Ten’s best of the week. It is also the first weekly honor for the Hawkeyes since April 18, 2023.

The Hawkeyes won both V8 races with the lineup of: Natalie Maher (coxswain), Orla Cuffe, Emma Dabinett, Karire Evans, Claire Wragge, Molly Shannon, Taryn Lindaman, Abbey Klostermann, and Hailey Mercuri.

Varsity Eight
IOWA (6:59.07)
Kansas (7:05.93)

IOWA (6:54.16)
Kansas State (7:06.59)

QUOTING HEAD COACH JEFF GARBUTT
“We are honored to be recognized for our performance this week in the double duals. This crew raced hard, overcame some challenges and were able to come away with two convincing victories this past weekend. We are excited to get down to Sarasota this weekend for the Big Ten Invitational and race against some of the top teams in the country.”

The Hawkeyes will return to action April 19 for the Big Ten Invitational in Sarasota, Florida.

Rhys (reece) Dakin (dah-kin) has big shoes to fill at Iowa. Dakin takes over the punting duties from fellow Australian Tory Taylor, who won the Ray Guy Award as the nation’s top punter while at the same time becoming a fan favorite as a Hawkeye.

Dakin says he is adjusting to life in Iowa but admits a stretch of January was difficult brutal weather wise.

The Hawkeyes close spring drills with an open practice on Saturday.

It has not been the season the Iowa baseball team was hoping for. Ranked as high as 18th early in the season the Hawkeyes are 18-15 overall and 6-6 in the Big Ten heading into Wednesday’s nonconference game against Bradley. Iowa dropped two of three games at Ohio State last weekend.

That’s Iowa coach Rick Heller. With a month remaining in the regular season The Hawkeyes are hoping to get things turned around.

Injuries have limited two of Iowa’s top three hitters the past couple of weeks. Sam Peterson is battling a lower leg injury and Andy Nelson has been hampered by a hamstring injury.

The Hawkeyes host Rutgers beginning Friday in a three game Big Ten series.

It is a two-man race at quarterback at Northern Iowa this spring. Arkansas State transfer and former Southeast Polk quarterback Jaxon Dailey and former Dubuque Hempstead standout Aidan (ay-din) Dunne (done) are competing for the starting job. Dunne was the backup last season to three year Panther starter Theo Day.

UNI coach Mark Farley says leadership will play a factor in who becomes the starter.

Farley on leadership and making plays.

Farley is confident in the quarterbacks on the roster.

UNI’s spring game is Friday night.