Girls Team Scores

1. Colfax-Mingo 88
2. Baxter 87
3. Des Moines Christian 84
4. ACGC 58

ACGC’s Ava Campbell won the 800M and was 2nd in the 1500M. Kiersten Knobbe was 3rd in the 3000M for the Chargers. Chloe Largent won the High Jump and ACGC won the 4x800M Relay.

Boys Team Scores

1. ACGC 104
2. Des Moines Christian 99
3. Baxter 62
4. Colfax-Mingo 52

ACGC picked up wins from Austin Kunkle (100M, 200M), Trevin Suhr (1600M, 3200M), Lance Bunde (High Jump), 4x100M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

Full results HERE

GIRLS TENNIS

St. Albert 9, CB Thomas Jefferson 0

BOYS TENNIS

CB Abraham Lincoln 9, Harlan 0
Glenwood 7, Southwest Valley 2

GIRLS SOCCER

Carroll 2, Denison-Schleswig 0
CB Abraham Lincoln 5, St. Albert 0
Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley 2, Logan-Magnolia 1
Underwood 3, Treynor 3 (OT, Suspended due to weather)

BOYS SOCCER

Lewis Central 3, Indianola 0
Sioux City East 3, Denison-Schleswig 0

Girls

Jaidyn Sellers of Panorama won the 100M and 400M.

Full girls results HERE.

Boys

Dominic Braet of Earlham won the 800M. Earlham also won the Distance Medley.

Full boys results HERE

Girls Team Scores

Paige Luft of Griswold was 2nd in the Discus. CAM’s Mallory Behnken was 5th in the Discus and 4th in the Shot Put. CAM’s Jenna Wheatley was 3rd in the 100M.

Full girls results HERE

Boys Team Scores

CAM’s Lane Spieker won the 100M and Long Jump. Cale Maas won the 400M for the Cougars. Cade Ticknor of CAM was 2nd in the Discus.

Full boys results HERE

Team Scores

Underwood had champions in the following events: Chase Ryan (100M, 200M), Alex Ravlin (400M), Scott Pearson (800M), Easton Eledge (Discus), Thomas Huneke (Shot Put), 4x800M Relay, and Sprint Medley. Audubon’s Gavin Smith won the 110M Hurdles and 400M Hurdles. The Wheelers also won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay. Tyler Kingery of Exira-EHK won the High Jump. Riverside took the 4x400M Relay.

Full results: 2022 Audubon Boys Early Bird

IOWA CITY, Iowa — Junior point guard Joe Toussaint has notified head coach Fran McCaffery of his intentions to transfer from the University of Iowa and the men’s basketball program.

“After much consideration and thought, I have decided to put my name in the transfer portal to pursue an expanded role at another institution. I am thankful to my teammates, coaches, and fans for a memorable three years. Winning a Big Ten championship and building lifelong relationships that I have made during my time in Iowa City is something I will always cherish.”

“We want to thank Joe Toussaint for being an integral part of multiple NCAA Tournament teams and a Big Ten championship team,” said head coach Fran McCaffery. “He brought great effort and character to our program. He will be great wherever he goes, and we wish him the very best moving forward.”

Toussaint led the team in assists (3.2) and steals (1.4) per game (3.2) and averaged 4.3 points and 1.7 rebounds in 36 games this past season. In three seasons with the Hawkeyes, Toussaint played in 98 games, including 41 starts, averaging 4.8 points, 2.8 assists, 1.6 rebounds, and 1.2 steals per contest.

Iowa quarterback Spencer Petras has a new position coach this spring. Offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz took over the role of quarterbacks coach after Ken O’Keefe announced his retirement.

Petras believes there are advantages to having the offensive coordinator handle the quarterbacks.

Petras says spring is the time to focus on individual development.

Iowa Hawkeyes forward Keegan Murray (15) during a photo shoot at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, IA on Monday, September 13, 2021. (Stephen Mally/hawkeyesports.com)

Iowa sophomore forward Keegan Murray announced on Tuesday that he will enter the 2022 NBA Draft. Murray was a consensus First Team All-American this season after averaging 23.5 points, 8.7 rebounds, and 1.9 blocks per contest.

Murray helped Iowa win the Big Ten Tournament Championship and was named Most Outstanding Player at the tourney after scoring a record 103 points in the four-game stretch.

Murray led the country in player efficiency rating this season and was fourth in the country in scoring. He exploded on the scene this season after coming off the bench as a freshman, learning from 2021 National Player of the Year Luka Garza.

Murray is being projected as a likely top 10 pick. The NBA Draft will be held June 23rd in Brooklyn, New York.

Ryan Hawkins has been selected to compete in the 2022 Dos Equis 3x3U National Championship April 1-3 at The Sugar Mill in New Orleans. The event is part of the Final Four weekend festivities. Another Creighton Senior, Alex O’Connell, has been selected to compete in the TaxAct Men’s 3-Point Championship on Thursday at the Xavier University of Louisiana Convention Center. He is one of eight men selected for the event, which airs live on ESPN at 8 p.m. CT

For the 3×3 event, sixty-four players, who have elected to begin their professional careers, will represent all 32 Division I conferences and compete for their share of $150,000 – one of the largest prize purses at any FIBA 3×3 sanctioned events – by teaming up with other aspiring pro prospects from around the country. Each conference will be paired with another, forming 16 four-man rosters that will be separated into four pools. Hawkins is one of four players that will be part of the Beast Coast Ballers, a team composed of players from the BIG EAST and the Atlantic-10 Conferences. A full list of participants has not yet been announced.

Teams will play each squad in their respective pool on April 1 and 2 before all 16 will head to the knockout stage on April 3, with the top two teams from each pool receiving byes to the quarterfinals. The winning team from each pool play game will win $1,000, victories in the first two knockout rounds will net another $1,000, a quarterfinal win is worth $5,000, a semifinal triumph is another $10,000, while the team that takes home the Tournament title will add $50,000 to their winnings.

The paired conferences, and their respective pools, can be found below:

Hawkins led Creighton with 13.8 points and 7.8 rebounds per game in his lone season as a Bluejay, earning Second Team All-BIG EAST and USBWA All-District 6 accolades. He ranks first among active Division I players with 1,220 career rebounds and 927 field goals made, second with 2,580 points, fifth with 41 double-doubles, seventh with 363 three-point field goals and 11th with 257 steals.

This year, the Tournament will once again receive non-stop coverage via Twitter and on ESPN networks. Every second of the 2022 Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship will be available to a national audience beginning with pool play games on Friday and Saturday, April 1-2, and knockout rounds on Sunday, April 3.

Through the first three years of the Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship, at least 200 players that have participated in the event have signed professional contracts.
(Information from gocreighton.com)