Audubon 14, Griswold 2
AHSTW 6, Boyer Valley 0
Coon Rapids-Bayard 6, IKM-Manning 2
Creston 6, Winterset 3
Lewis Central 20, Shenandoah 2
Red Oak 15, Missouri Valley 1
Sioux City North 2, CB Abraham Lincoln 0
Sioux City North 6, CB Abraham Lincoln 1
Sioux City West 4, CB Thomas Jefferson 2
Sioux City West 10, CB Thomas Jefferson 0
West Harrison 11, Logan-Magnolia 8 (8 inn.)

Class 1A
Bishop Heelan 5, St. Albert 4
Clarinda 5, Lewis Central 0

Class 2A
Norwalk 5, Abraham Lincoln 4

Iowa baseball coach Rick Heller will continue with his revamped pitching rotation for Thursday’s start of a three game Big Ten series at Northwestern. Marcus Morgan and Ty Langenberg moved up a day and Brody Brecht moved from game one to game three and the Hawkeyes responded by sweeping Michigan State. Heller says all three will be working on one day less rest.

The changes worked. The starting pitchers combined for 17 innings of work and gave up only three runs.

Heller says the Hawkeyes are not taking anything for granted but all signs point to an NCAA Regional. Iowa is 37-12 overall 13-7 in the Big Ten.

Iowa finished 36-19 last season but was not given an at-large bid.

Heller believes the Hawkeyes have already done enough to get into a regional.

The Hawkeyes are still waiting to see if they will get leading hitter Keaton Anthony back in the lineup. Anthony has missed the last two weekends as the u8niversity investigates more than two dozen athletes who are accused of on-line gambling.

The series with Northwestern runs through Saturday.

The Wartburg College softball team will take on 23rd ranked Millikin Thursday afternoon at an NCAA Regional in Indiana. The Knights are one of four American River Conference teams in the NCAA Tournament and Wartburg coach Jamie Mueller says a tough league schedule has them ready.

Wartburg lost twice to Millikin a year ago in an NCAA Super Regional.

Wartburg is also familiar with regional host Trine University. The Knights lost to Trine earlier this season during a trip to Florida.

Girls Regional Soccer
05/17/2023

Class 1A

Region 5 Quarterfinals
Missouri Valley @ Underwood 7:00 p.m.
Kuemper Catholic @ Tri-Center 5:00 p.m.
Treynor @ Harlan 7:00 p.m.
Logan-Magnolia @ St. Albert 7:00 p.m.

Region 3 Quarterfinal
Chariton @ Panorama 7:00 p.m.

Region 1 Quarterfinal
Knoxville @ West Central Valley 7:00 p.m.

Boys Substate Team Tennis Finals
05/17/2023 Play begins at 3:30 p.m.

CLASS 1A

Substate 7
Ballard @ North Polk

Substate 8
Lewis Central @ Glenwood

Girls Regional Golf Tournaments are teeing it up on Wednesday across the state in Class 1A through 3A. Here is a look at the area sites with teams and individuals competing.

CLASS 1A

Region 1 Final @ Crestwood Hills Gold Course (CAM)

Teams: Alta-Aurelia, Kingsley-Pierson, West Monona, IKM-Manning, Logan-Magnolia, Riverside, Sidney, Southwest Valley, Essex.

Individuals: Addy Boell, Glidden-Ralston. Addison Brink, Riverside. Avery Dowling, Sidney.
Maggie Bloom, Alta-Aurelia. Kylie Powers, IKM-Manning. Joanna Reynolds, Griswold.
Jordyn Sitzmann, Kingsley-Pierson. Kali Irlmeier, Audubon. Mallory Lang, East Mills.
Chloe Elston, Alta-Aurelia. Reese Snyder, CAM. Ellie Ward, Sidney.
Kylie Kepford, Boyer Valley. Cara Ohl, Logan-Magnolia. Linsey Keiser, Griswold.
Sage Minnihan, West Monona. Alexis Narmi, St. Albert. Emersyn Burdic, East Mills.

Region 3 Final @ Diamond Trail GC (Lynville-Sully)

Teams: Grundy Center, BCLUW, Colfax-Mingo, Woodward-Granger, Pleasantville, Martensdale-St. Mary’s, Nodaway Valley, Mount Ayr, East Union.

Individuals: Abbie Lindeman, Grundy Center. Savannah Charlet, Earlham. Sara Collins, East Union.
Brylee Hoeg, Grundy Center. Amelia Schroeder, Ogden. Mallory Weehler, Mount Ayr.
Avery Dirks, Grundy Center. Lindsey Mescher, Woodward-Granger. Emma Shields, Lamoni.
Brooklyn Backoff, BCLUW. McKenna Carroll, Woodward-Granger. Lindsey Davis, Nodaway Valley.
Lindsay Beeghly, BCLUW. DeLaney Harvey, Pleasantville. Peyton Rhoades, Wayne.
Leah Larson, Grundy Center. Molly Cue, Woodward Granger. Ashlyn Gutierrez, Nodaway Valley.
Leah Adreon, Pleasantville.

CLASS 2A

Region 2 Final @ Carroll Municipal GC (Kuemper Catholic)

Teams: Kuemper Catholic, Red Oak, Clarinda, Roland-Story, Van Meter, Des Moines Christian.

Individuals: Addy Beiter, Kuemper Catholic. Brinley Carlson, Roland-Story.
Mary Stephens, Underwood. Makenna Carlson, Roland-Story.
Taylor Rasmussen, Clarinda. Courtney Latham, Des Moines Christian.
Adelia Lydon, Red Oak. Josie Bemis, Van Meter.
Brynn Knaus, Red Oak. Olivia French, Iowa Falls-Alden.
Elsa Tiefenthaler, Kuemper Catholic. Sawyer Morrical, Clarion-Goldfield-Dows.
Danielle Jones, Van Meter.

CLASS 3A

Region 2 @ Carroll Country Club (Carroll)

Teams: ADM, Atlantic, Ballard, Carroll, Denison-Schleswig, Gilbert, Glenwood, Greene County, Nevada, North Polk, Perry, Webster City.

Region 3 @ Edmundson GC (Oskaloosa)

Teams: Bondurant-Farrar, Carlisle, Clarke, Creston, Fairfield, Knoxville, Lisbon, Oskaloosa, Pella, Saydel, Washington, Winterset.

CLASS 4A

Region 2 @ Willow Creek GC (WDM Valley)

Teams: CB Thomas Jefferson, CB Abraham Lincoln, Des Moines Lincoln, Indianola, Johnston, Lewis Central, Norwalk, Valley, Waukee, Waukee Northwest.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa women’s basketball program ranked second nationally in total attendance, welcoming a total of 200,569 fans to Carver-Hawkeye Arena in 2022-23.

An average of 11,143 fans per game witnessed the Hawkeyes win 17 home games, including an 86-85 Caitlin Clark buzzer-beater over No. 2 Indiana after being one of three women’s basketball schools to host ESPN’s College GameDay.

Iowa has been ranked in the national attendance top 10 each of the past four seasons with fans (2023, 2022, 2021, 2019). The No. 2 ranking is the highest in the Lisa Bluder era.

The Hawkeyes led the country in games played in with over 13,000 fans:

13,046 – Iowa at Indiana on Feb. 9, 2023

13,150 – Iowa vs. Rutgers on Feb. 12, 2023

13,394 – Iowa vs. Northern Iowa on Dec. 18, 2022

13,802 – Iowa vs. Iowa State on Dec. 7, 2022

13,843 – Iowa vs. Nebraska on Jan. 28, 2023

14,289 – Iowa at Nebraska on Feb. 18, 2023

19,288 – Iowa vs. South Carolina on Mar. 31, 2023

19,482 – Iowa vs. LSU on Apr. 2, 2023

Furthermore, Iowa’s last three games were sellouts inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena:

14,382 – Iowa vs. Southeastern Louisiana on Mar. 17, 2023

14,382 – Iowa vs. Georgia on Mar. 19, 2023

15,056 – Iowa vs. Indiana on Feb. 26, 2023

Six of Iowa women’s basketball eight sellout crowds inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena have happened in the last two seasons, with the other two coming in 1985 and 1988.

In the Big Ten Tournament Championship, the Hawkeyes helped draw the largest crowd in Big Ten Tournament Championship history (9,505).

The Iowa State women’s tennis team will play third seeded North Carolina State on Wednesday night in Orlando in the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Tournament. The Cyclones advanced to their first Elite Eight after last Friday’s win over UCLA.

That’s ISU coach Boomer Saia, who has led the Cyclones on their historic run.

Iowa State is 21-5 and beaten Drake, Wisconsin and UCLA along the tournament trail.

CLASS 3A

Substate 1
LeMars @ Storm Lake 7:00 p.m.

Substate 7
CB Thomas Jefferson @ Indianola 7:30 p.m.