Hawkeye Ten Boys Golf Tournament
Red Oak Country Club
05/09/2022

Team Scores

1. Kuemper Catholic 341
2. Lewis Central 347
3. Glenwood 352
4. Clarinda 355
5. Atlantic 355
6. Harlan 357
7. Denison-Schleswig 367
8. Creston 387
9. St. Albert 401
10. Red Oak 426
11. Shenandoah 449

Individual Top 12 (All-Conference)

1. Maverick Schwabe, Kuemper Catholic, 78
2. Jordan Greenwood, Lewis Central, 78
3. Garrett McLaren, Atlantic, 79
4. Justus Fine, Clarinda, 81
5. Tyler Auen, Kuemper Catholic, 83
6. Payton Greenwood, Lewis Central, 83
7. Braden Sneed, Glenwood, 87
8. Tye Nebel, Glenwood, 87
9. Alex Bladt, Harlan, 87
10. Landon Wulf, Denison-Schleswig, 87
11. Kayden Schon, Kuemper Catholic, 87
12. Easton Emery, Denison-Schleswig, 88

Atlantic Scores

Full results HERE

IOWA CITY, Iowa – Sophomore Ty Langenberg allowed one run over seven innings and the Hawkeyes’ offense erupted for nine runs to lead the University of Iowa baseball team to a 9-1 series-clinching victory over Purdue on Mother’s Day Sunday at Duane Banks Field.

The win gives the Hawkeyes their fourth straight series win and its sixth in seven weekends.  Iowa is 28-16 overall, 12-6 in Big Ten play with two weeks remaining in the regular season.

In a career-long outing, Langenberg (5-1) scattered five hits and fanned seven while only issuing one walk to notch his fifth victory of the season.  The right-hander didn’t allow a run over the first 6 2/3 innings before giving up a solo home run with two outs in the seventh.

Iowa finished with 12 strikeouts in the game to move the season total to 507 to set a single-season record.  The previous mark was 499 set in 2018.

“We gave a mature, professional effort today,” said head coach Rick Heller. “After a tough day yesterday, we came out with a lot of energy.  We were really dialed in against a good team and we needed a good start. Ty Langenberg delivered with that; he was solid today.”

Iowa’s offense got going in the first inning against Purdue starter Logan Danzeisen.  The right-hander plunked Peyton Williams with one out before serving up a two-run home run to Keaton Anthony.  The Georgia native belted a 2-2 pitch 442-feet deep over the Sharp Family Video Board in left field to give the Hawkeyes a 2-0 lead.

UP NEXT

With finals week, the Hawkeyes return to action May 13-15, traveling to East Lansing, Michigan, for a three-games series at Michigan State.

The San Francisco Giants took the final two games of their weekend series against the St. Louis Cardinals. The Giants won 13-7 on Saturday and 4-3 on Sunday.

The Giants hit three home runs and blew out the Cardinals 13-7 on Saturday. Wilmer Flores got the party started with a 3-run blast in the 1st. Darin Ruf and Mauricio Dubon each had a solo shot in the 2nd. The Giants racked up 8 runs in the first two innings.

On Sunday the the Giants scored 3 in the 2nd and 1 in the 6th to squeeze out the win. Darin Ruf had 2 hits and 1 run. Matt Yastrzemski and LaMonte Wade Jr. both had 2 RBI for the Giants. Paul Goldschmidt, Juan Yepez, and Dylan Carlson each had two hits for the Cardinals. San Fran improved to 16-12 and the Cardinals fell to 16-12.

Next up for St. Louis is a home game against Baltimore on Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. We’ll have coverage on KJAN with pregame starting at 5:50 p.m.

Iowa broke the game open with a five run fifth inning and beat Purdue 9-1 in the rubber game of their Big Ten series. The Hawkeyes had nine hits and took advantage of 10 free bases to move to 12-6 in the Big Ten.

That’s Iowa coach Rick Heller who says good defense was a factor as well.

After a couple of shaky outings Langenberg tossed seven innings to move his record to 5-1.

The Hawkeyes are 28-16 overall.

Former Iowa defensive back Dane Belton believes his versatility will help him in the NFL. Belton was drafted in the fourth round by the New York Giants after leading the Hawkeyes with five interceptions while playing the “cash” position. It is a hybrid safety/linebacker position in the Iowa defense.

Belton says the versatility will help him as he concentrates on playing safety in the NFL.

Belton says his interceptions were the result of preparation and film study.

Longtime KNOD sportscaster Ron Novotny has passed away recently at his home in Harlan. Ron was long known as the voice of the Harlan Community Cyclones, calling games for the station’s hometown team along with other area schools.

Ron broadcasted sports for 53 years on the radio. He had scaled back his work the past year or so and just recently fully stepped away from the mic with a retirement party earlier this year.

Ron was known for his unique broadcast style and catchphrases. Such as “The sow is out of the barn” when a game was in control by a team late in the contest.

We send our thoughts to all associated with Ron and our colleagues at our sister station KNOD. Rest in Peace Rockin’ Ron.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – Purdue scored six runs in the first four innings and added four runs late to post a 10-6 series-tying victory over the University of Iowa baseball team on Saturday afternoon at Duane Banks Field.

The loss drops Iowa’s record to 27-16 overall, 11-6 in Big Ten play.

The Boilermakers scored two runs on three hits in the second and added a single run in the third to knock Iowa starter Connor Schultz from the contest.  Purdue doubled its lead with a Paul Toetz solo home run and a two-run single from CJ Valdez in the fourth against reliever Dylan Nedved.

UP NEXT

The rubber game of the series will begin at 1:05 p.m. (CT) on Sunday.

Coon Rapids-Bayard Boys Golf Invitational
05/07/2022

Team Scores

1. Storm Lake 356
2. Coon Rapids Bayard 370
3. AC-GC 382
4. Glidden Ralston 459

Medalist: Preston McAlister, Coon Rapids-Bayard, 87

GIRLS SOCCER

SC West 1, Atlantic 0
SC North 3, Atlantic 0
Bondurant-Farrar 10, St. Albert 1
Carroll 2, Logan-Magnolia 1
Decorah 1, St. Albert 0
Glenwood 8, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 0
Panorama 8, Greene County 0
Regina Catholic 2, St. Albert 1
Treynor 3, Van Meter 2

BOYS SOCCER

Clarke 6, Riverside 0
Creston 1, Clarke 0
Creston 8, Panorama 0
Iowa City West 1, Lewis Central 0
Lewis Central 2, Waukee 0
Riverside 3, Panorama 2
Southeast Polk 10, CB Thomas Jefferson 0

Larry Clark Kuemper Invitational
Carroll Country Club
05/07/2022

Team Scores

1. ADM 321
2. Webster CIty 326
3. Kuemper Catholic 328
4. Spencer 331
5. Carroll 344
6. Atlantic 358
7. Humboldt 367
8. OABCIG 370
9. Panorama 394
10. Denison-Schleswig 397
11. St. Edmong, Ft. Dodge 408

Medalist: Maverick Schwabe, Kuemper Catholic, 77
Runner-Up: Drew Munson, Carroll, 78

Atlantic scores:

Garrett McLaren 84- 18th Place
Lane Nelson 89
Cruz Weaver 97
Tristan Hayes 88
Roth Den Beste 99
Tate Niklasen 101

Coach Ed Den Beste: “Carroll Country Club was in great shape today. Best we have seen this year. Hoping our boys could play well today. Temps were good but wind come up once again. Garrett is hitting the ball much better. Probably should have scored better then he did but good score of 84. Lane had trouble is several spots. His putting was great though. Need to work on getting off tee better and chipping. Good to see Tristan play well on a course he had never seen before. Continued his bogey golf. Cruz struggled at times. Puting was better. Needs to work on his driver and not getting in trouble. Roth had two holes that he was 12 over. Played well on many holes to keep it below 100. Tate struggled as well but kept is close to 100. We all know we can shoot better and need to on Monday at Conference.”