3A District Boys Golf at Spencer
Spencer Golf & Country Club
05/16/2022

Team Scores

1. Spencer 312 State Qualifier
2. MOC Floyd Valley 320 State Qualifier
3. Webster City 320 State Qualifier
4. Lewis Central 337
5. Carroll 341

Individual Top 5

1. Andrew Hough, Spencer, 74
2. Jordan Greenwood, Lewis Central, 75 State Qualifier
3. Ryan Schlitz, Estherville Lincoln-Central, 76  State Qualifier
4. Davis Korver, MOC-Floyd Valley, 78
5. James Slatter, Spencer, 77
6. Kaden Miller, Spencer, 78

Atlantic’s Tristan Hayes finished 15th place with an 82.

Full results: 2022BoysDistrictGolfSpencer

Class 2A Boys District Golf at Kuemper Cathoic
Carroll Country Club
05/16/2022

Team Scores

1. Grundy Center 303 State Qualifier
2. Osage 322 State Qualifier
3. Kuemper 326
4. Emmetsburg 328
5. Pocahontas Area 347
6. South Hamilton 360
7. Panorama 360

Individual Top 5

1. Maverick Schwabe, Kuemper Catholic 73 State Qulifier
2. Dexter Whitehill Grundy Center, 73
3. Ashton Martens, Grundy Center, 74
4. Ben Wegmann, Grundy Center, 74
5. Heath Voigt, Osage, 78
6. Keegan Joyce 73 State Qualifier

Class 1A Boys District Golf at Bishop Garrigan
Spring Valley Golf Course
05/16/2022

Team Scores

1. Lake Mills 331
2. North Butler 340
3. Newman Catholic 354
4. Audubon 354
5. Coon Rapids-Bayard 355
6. Bishop Garrigan 359
7. GTRA 366
8. Clarksville 386
9. George-Little Rock 386
10. Nashua-Plainfield 412

Indvidual Top Five

1. Garrett, Ham, Lake Mills, 74
2. Bennett Berger, Lake Mills, 75
3. Tim Castle, Newman Catholic, 77  State Qualifier
4. Sean Mathers, North Butler, 82
5. Nolan Reser, North Butler, 82

Other State Qualifier: Brayden Perkins, Harris-Lake Park, 83

2A Boys District Golf at Shenandoah
American Legion Golf Course
05/16/2022

Team Scores

1. Western Christian 297 State Qualifier
2. Boyden Hull 299 State Qualifier
3. Treynor 326
4. West Lyon 332
5. OABCIG 334
6. Clarinda 339
7. West Monona 341
8. Sheldon 348

Individual Top 5

1. Caleb Douma, Western Christian, 69
2. Cole Feenstra, Western Christian, 72
3. Trey Van Roekel, Boyden-Hull, 73
4. Axton Miller, OABCIG, 73 State Qualifier
5. Jackson Tennis, Missouri Valley, 75 State Qualifier

Full results: Boys 2A Golf District Shenandoah

2022 FINAL CLASS 1A Iowa Girls Soccer Rankings
Compiled by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Monday, May 16

Class 1A
School Record LW
1 Davenport Assumption 11-4 1
2 Des Moines Christian 15-1 2
3 Dike-New Hartford 13-1 3
4 Sioux City Bishop Heelan 11-4 4
5 Nevada 9-6 5
6 Underwood 10-2 6
7 Tri-Center 12-4 7
8 Van Meter 8-5 8
9 Solon 14-3 9
10 Center Point-Urbana 12-3 10
11 Denver 8-4 11
12 Hudson 9-2 12
13 Columbus Catholic 8-6 13
14 Iowa City Regina 10-5 14
15 Vinton-Shellsburg 11-4 15
Dropped Out: Non

1A Boys District Golf hosted by Boyer Valley
Majestic Hills Golf Course in Denison
05/16/2022

Team Scores

1. Akron-Westfield 353 State Qualifier
2. Fremont-Mills 355 State Qualifier
3. Boyer Valley 359
4. Kingsley-Pierson 360
5. Sidney 361
6. Gehlen Catholic 363
7. Westwood 367
8. Woodbury Central 372
9. CAM 375
10. Bedford 396

Individual Top 5

1. Mason Laven, St. Mary’s Storm Lake, 80 State Qualifier
2. Emerson Pratt, Kingsley-Pierson, 80 State Qualifier
3. Cory Bantam, Woodbine, 80 State Qualifier
4. Dawson Barthole, Gehlen Catholic, 81
5. Vincent Koelling, Kingsley-Pierson, 83
   Mason Dicks, Newell-Fonda, 83

Area Scores

Chase Jahde, CAM, 84
Seth Hensley, CAM, 99
Logan-Lawrence, CAM, 103
Carson Cary, CAM, 105
Gavyn Jessen, CAM, 106
Bradyn Bohnsack, CAM, 89

Kamron Brownlee, Griswold, 95
Caleb Oakleaf, Griswold, 98
Jake Oathoudt, SW Valley, 102
Hunter Crill, SW Valley, 105
Brady Thompson, Logan-Magnolia, 102

The Iowa State men’s basketball team added another transfer over the weekend. St. Bonaventure big man Osun Osunniyi committed to the Cyclones on Friday.

Osunniyi is a 6-10, 220-pounder that averaged 11.3 points and 7.5 rebounds per game and was a two-time Atlantic 10 defensive player of the year. He shot 61.3 percent from the field and averaged 2.9 points per game.

Ossuniyi is the second transfer from St. Bonaventure, joining guard Jaren Holmes. Iowa State has also added Hason Ward (VCU), and Jeremiah Williams (Temple) this offseason.

The 2022 Iowa State Cyclone Tailgate Tour hits the road today with stops in Carroll and Council Bluffs.

The Iowa State Athletics Department is back on the road! Each stop on the tour is open to Cyclone fans of all ages and FREE to attend.

The Cyclone Tailgate Tour provides fans the opportunity to interact with Iowa State administrators and coaches, including Athletics Director Jamie Pollard, the “Voice of the Cyclones” John Walters, football coach Matt Campbell, women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly, men’s basketball coach T.J. Otzelberger, volleyball coach Christy Johnson-Lynch and wrestling coach Kevin Dresser.

The family-friendly event allows fans to socialize with other Cyclone fans, and features other special guests including Cy. Kids in attendance will receive a complimentary gift. Food and beverage are available for purchase.

(Radio Iowa) – Greyhound racing in Iowa ended its 37-year run yesterday (Sunday) as the final races were held at the Iowa Greyhound Park in Dubuque. Greyhound races started there in June of 1985. The Iowa legislature approved a plan seven years ago to phase out the greyhound parks in Dubuque and Council Bluffs due to the decline of the sport nationwide. Dubuque Racing Association president and CEO Alex Dixon credited the community in the early 1980s for taking a chance on bringing greyhound racing to town to help revitalize Dubuque.

“What we did as a community is that we saw that when we were in midst of losing our population, when we were losing hope, we came together,” Dixon says. “A board comprised of people from the City of Dubuque came together, went to the city, knocked on doors, went and raised $7 million to build this facility, to help turn the tide.”

Association board chair Kevin Lynch says the non-profit greyhound track has had a tremendous impact on the governments and charities in the Dubuque area.Lynch says, “This facility has sent over $223 million to the city of Dubuque, $9.1 million to Dubuque County, and over $60 million to local charities.”

With the Iowa Greyhound Park closing and the Southland Casino Racing track in West Memphis, Arkansas, also planning to end live races this year, that will leave just two tracks in West Virginia as the only greyhound racing tracks still operating in the United States.