Girls Soccer

Atlantic 4, AHSTW 2 (Jada Jensen 2 goals, Aubrey Guyer and Quinn Grubbs with 1 goal apiece. Lindley Eblen 1 assist. Edria Brummer 9 saves.
CB Thomas Jefferson 2, Sioux City East 1
Des Moines Christian 7, Nodaway Valley/WCV 0
Gilbert 9, Carroll 0
Harlan 5, Denison-Schleswig 2

Boys Soccer

AHSTW 3, Atlantic 2
Creston 4, Glenwood 1
CB Abraham Lincoln 2, Treynor 0
Sioux City East 14, CB Thomas Jefferson 0

Girls Golf

Audubon 238, Riverside NTS. Medalist: Adi Brink, Riverside, 45.
Griswold 227, Missouri Valley NTS
See other story for Betty Heflin Invite.

Boys Golf

Missouri Valley 204, Griswold 225.
Riverside 192, Audubon 192. Riverside won via tiebreak. Medalist: Joey Schramm, Audubon 43.
St. Albert finished 2nd at the Omaha Roncalli Tournament. Brett Klusman was 4th with an 81, Luke Hubbard 5th with an 82, Eliot Shaw 6th with an 83.
See other stories for Trojan Tournament and Pride of Iowa Conference Tournament.

Girls Tennis

Audubon 6, SW Valley 3
Creston 6, Ballard 5
Kuemper Catholic 9, Harlan 0
CB Abraham Lincoln won the Missouri River Conference Tourney with 37 points. Harper Sneed won the #1 Singles Title for the Lynx.

Boys Tennis

SW Valley 6, Audubon 0
See other story for Hawkeye Ten Conference Tourney

The Carroll girls golf team won the 15th Annual Betty Heflin Invitational at the Atlantic Golf and Country Club on Tuesday.

Team Scores

1. Carroll 364
2. Creston 380
3. ADM 384
4. Shenandoah 396
5. Winterset 410
6. Denison-Schleswig 418
7. Glenwood 422
8. Atlantic 425
9. Harlan 432
10. Clarinda 452
11. Red Oak 525

Top 12 Individuals

1. Rylie Driskell, Creston, 79,
2. Laura Sweeney, Carroll, 84
3. Grace Pettit, Carroll, 86
4. Liv Rickert, ADM, 87
5. Jocelyn Cheek, Harlan, 91
6. Bailey Maher, Shenandoah, 92
7. Natalie Drake, Winterset, 92
8. Maria Groumoutis, Creston, 93
9. Ashlee Danner, Carroll, 96
10. Emma Mellencamp, Carroll
11. Monica Thomas, 96
12. Morgan Stanislav, Glenwood, 96

Atlantic golfers: Roni Hook – 100. Belle Berg – 107. Abby Muller – 107. Abby Smith – 111. Lexi Noelck – 116. Reagan Leonard – 118.

Boys Hawkeye Ten Tennis in Denison
Tuesday, May 4, 2021

Team Scores

1. Denison-Schleswig 27
2. Kuemper Catholic 22
3. St. Albert 18
4. Shenandoah 17
5. Atlantic 16
6. Creston 15
7. Lewis Central 10
8. Harlan 7
9. Clarinda 6
10. Glenwood 5
11. Red Oak 1

Singles

#1 Singles Champion: Jeff Miller, St. Albert
#2 Singles Champion: Carter White, St. Albert

Doubles

#1 Doubles Champions: Grant Sturm/Ethan Sturm, Atlantic
#2 Doubles Champions: Isaac Leinen/Wyatt Johnson, Denison-Schleswig

Atlantic Results

#1 Singles
Max DeVries 9 (Ro) def Hunter Weppler 11 (A) 8-3
Christain Jensen 9 (Lc) def Hunter Weppler 11 (A) 8-0

#2 Singles
Bryan York 11 (A) def Nate Wells 12 (Cr) 8-4
Carter White (Sa) def Bryan York 11 (A) 8-0
Bryan York 11 (A) def Tyler Strunk 12 (Ro) 8-2
Colby Souther 10 (Lc) def Bryan York 11 (A) 8-7 (5)
(7 th ) Carter Kirsch 11(G) def Bryan York 11 (A) 8-5

#1 Doubles
Grant Sturm 12/Ethan Sturm 11 (A) def Ethan Edwards 11/Payton Fort 10 (Lc) 8-1
Grant Sturm 12/Ethan Sturm 11 (A) def Reed Finnegan 12/Josh Schuster 11 (Sh) 9-7
(1 st ) Grant Sturm 12/Ethan Sturm 11 (A) def Brock Bruns 12/ Mitchell Rueschenberg 12 (H) 6-3, 6-0

#2 Doubles
Bodie Johnson 12/Dayton Templeton 11 (A) def Broedy Johnson 10/Drew White 10 (Lc) 8-2
Bodie Johnson 12/Dayton Templeton 11 (A) def Avery Fuller 11/ Foster McCutchan 12 (Cr) 9-7
(1 st ) Isaac Leinen12/Wyatt Johnson 10(D) def Bodie Johnson 12/Dayton Templeton 11 (A) 6-2, 3-6,
10-6

ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 4, 2021 – The St. Louis Cardinals announced this afternoon that they have placed right-handed pitcher Jordan Hicks (right elbow inflammation) on the 10-day Injured List, retroactive to May 2, and recalled right-handed pitcher Johan Oviedo from Memphis (AAA). Oviedo is scheduled to start tonight’s game against the New York Mets.

Hicks has worked 10.0 innings in his 10 games this season, recording three Holds while striking out 10 and walking 10 in his first big league action since June of 2019.

Oviedo will be making his third appearance (2nd start) of the 2021 season tonight. The 6-5, 255-pound rookie has fanned 11 in 9.2 innings, allowing just five hits and three runs. His last appearance came in a start last Wednesday (April 28) vs. Philadelphia when he struck out seven over 5.0 innings and allowed just three hits.

Atlantic Boys Golf Trojan Tournament
5/4/2021 @ Nishna Hills Golf Course

Photo: Coach Ed Den Beste

Team Scores

1. Atlantic 318
2. ADM 321
3. Kuemper Catholic 329
4. Winterset 331
5. Creston 341
6. Clarinda 353
7. Ballard 354
8. Lewis Central 354
9. Glenwood 360
10. Harlan 372
11. Denison-Schleswig 374
12. Red Oak 400
13. Shenandoah 405

Atlantic Scores: Braden Smith 78, Drey Newell 83, Garrett McLaren 80, Lane Nelson 77, Cruz Weaver 92, Roth Den Beste 102.

1st Place High School Owen Wilkinsen & Daniel Mattox

1st place juniors AJ Draper & Emmett King

Big Fish AJ Draper

Atlantic, IA. – The SW Valley student anglers of Owen Wilkinson and Daniel Mattox of Corning, IA scored the victory in the Powerade High School Series at the Danielson Inc. SAF SWIFT bass tournament at Lake of Three Fires on Sunday with their bag of 5 fish weighing 10.15 pounds. Second was the team of Owen Hoover and Korben Brunt of Anita. Their five fish weighed in at 9.42 and rounding out the top three were Drey Newell of Atlantic and Braden Smith of Atlantic who brought 5 bass to the stage weighing 7.56.

Emmett of Panora, IA and AJ Draper of Linden, IA caught a 5 bag limit and won back to back tournaments in the Fairlife Yup Junior Series with their bag weighing 9.51 pounds. Second place went to Braxton Hass of Atlantic, IA., and Cody Swank, Harlan, IA  hauled in 5 bass at 8.39 lbs.and rounding out the field in third place was the team of Grayson Malgaard and Owen Miller of Anita, IA their total was 5 bass 8.23 lbs.

A record nineteen teams battled 10 to 20 mph winds all day long on the 85 acre lake to find the biggest fish. Even with  tuff conditions the student anglers persevered and every team put fish into the boat and seventeen teams hauled in an impressive 5 bass bag limit. At the end of the day at the official weigh-in 88 fish were brought to the stage totalling 115.82 pounds.

AJ Draper of Linden, IA also earned the AM Cohron & Sons Big Fish of the tournament with his bass weighing in at 4.41 pounds.

Powerade High School Boat Series results from the McDermott & Son Roofing Company SAF SWIFT tournament at Lake Anita on Saturday.

1^st –  Owen Wilkinson  , Corning, IA and Daniel Mattox, Corning, IA, 5 bass, 10.15- Boat Captain- Johnathon Locke
2nd – Korben Brunt, Anita, IA and Owen Hoover, Anita, IA, 5 bass, 9.42 lbs., Boat Captain- Randy Hoover
3rd – Drey Newell, Atlantic, IA and Braden Smith, Atlantic, IA, 5 bass, 7.56 lbs., Boat Captain- Brendon Atkinson
4^th– Colton Rudy, Atlantic, IA and Colin Rudy, Atlantic, IA, 5 bass, 7.02 lbs., Boat Captain- Chuck Rudy
5^th Tie- Vicente Butcher, Corning, IA., and Conner Britten, Red Oak, IA., 5 bass, 6.41 lbs., Boat Captain- Jim Robinson- Villisca
6th– Cooper Jipsen, Atlantic, IA and Braden Smith, Atlantic, IA, 5 bass, 6.38 lbs., Boat Captain- Dent Petty
7th –  Joey Oathoudt, Corning, IA and Joaquin Wailes, Wiota, IA, 5 bass, 4.42- Boat Captain- Johnathon Locke
8^th Tie– Mason McCready, Macedonia, IA and Caden Forristall, Carson, IA, 5 bass, 4.24 lbs., Boat Captain- Eric McCready
9^th– Jake Oathoudt, Corning, IA and Dakota Breaud, Corning, IA, 1 bass, 1.20 lbs., Boat Captain- Chuck Elmquist

Fairlire Yup Junior Boat Series results from the McDermott & Son Roofing Company SAF SWIFT tournament at Lake Anita on Saturday.

1^st- Emmett King, Panora, IA., and AJ Draper, Linden, IA., 5 bass, 9.51 lbs., Boat Captain-Jeremy King
2nd-Cody Swank, Harlan, IA and Braxton Hass, Atlantic, IA, 5 bass, 8.39 lbs.,  Boat Captain- Allen Porter
3rd: Grayson Molgaard, Atlantic, IA and Owen Miller, Atlantic, IA, 5 bass, 8.23 lbs., Boat Captain- Peter Molgaard
4th-Jake Wailes, Wiota, IA and Brentyn Hoover, Anita, IA,5 bass, 6.55 lbs. Boat Captain- Rob Clausen
5th- Hunter Quist, Atlantic, IA., and Adien Smith, Elliot, IA., 5 bass, 6.54 lbs., Boat Captain-Kyle Quist
6th- Colton Anderson, Atlantic, IA., and Grant Petty, Atlantict, IA., 5 bass, 5.86 lbs., Boat Captain- Kirt Knudsen
7th: Gavin Dougherty, Lewis, IA and Garrett Stetzel, Atlantic, IA, 5 bass, 4.91 lbs., Boat Captain- Koby Stetzel
8th: Brody Hughes, Red Oak, IA and Bently Hughes, Red Oak, IA, 5 bass, 4.23 lbs., -Boat Captain- Bill Hughes
9th- Hade DeVore, Atlantic, IA., and Holden DeVore, Atlantic, IA., 5 bass, 3.13 lbs., Boat Captain- Brad DeVore
10th: Letty McSorely, Carson, IA and Colton Krueger, Carson, IA, 2 bass, 1.67 lbs.,- Boat Captain- Adam Krueger

The next event for SWIFT will be Saturday May 22^nd at Prairie Rose Lake. It will be the TBF/SAF Iowa Jr & High School Fishing State Championships.

DES MOINES, Iowa – Suzie Glazer Burt Head Drake University Women’s Basketball Coach Allison Pohlman announced her coaching staff Tuesday, May 4. Assistant coach Nicci Hays Fort and Director of Basketball Operations Cortni Rush will remain on the Drake coaching staff while Pohlman also announced the hiring of Kayla Karius as an assistant coach.

“Nicci possesses a relentless work ethic and cares deeply about the women and everyone involved in our program,” said Pohlman. She loves being involved and having her at Drake makes this program even more special! Cortni brings a fantastic perspective as a former student-athlete at Drake. She is eager, wanting to learn and always available to do anything for our program. Her loyalty to Drake and this program is off the charts!”

Hays Fort joined the Bulldogs’ program before the 2016-17 season while Rush, who played at Drake from 2014-17, returned to her alma mater for the 2018-19 season.

Karius comes to Drake after three seasons on the coaching staff at the University of Wisconsin, including the associate head coach and the Badgers’ recruiting coordinator for her final season. Karius, who received a 2018 Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Thirty Under 30 award, worked primarily with Wisconsin’s wing players.

“Kayla is relationship-driven with a championship mindset,” Pohlman said. “Success has found her as a student-athlete, professional and in her coaching career. Her competitive spirit and work ethic are unmatched. Kayla has very well-established relationships in the Midwest and we are ecstatic to have her and her family at Drake. She is a great fit for our community and our program!”

Before her time in Madison, Wis., Karius spent two seasons as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of South Dakota. Before her two seasons with the Coyotes, Karius was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator at the University of Sioux Falls for one season.

Karius (formerly Tetschlag) had an outstanding playing career for the University of Wisconsin Green Bay, helping lead Green Bay to four Horizon League titles and three NCAA Tournaments, including to the Sweet 16 in 2011.

Karius was named the Horizon League Co-Player of the Year in 2011 and received the Horizon League Cecil N. Colman Medal of Honor, the league’s most prestigious individual honor for outstanding achievement in academics, athletics and extracurricular activities. She was twice named first-team all-league, made the all-defensive team as a senior and was named the Sixth Player of the Year as a sophomore.

An excellent student, Karius earned CoSIDA Academic All-America honors as a senior while earning all-district honors as a junior and senior. She was a Horizon League Academic Honor Roll selection and was named the 2011 Division I-AAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year presented by the Division I-AAA Athletics Directors Association.

Karius graduated from Green Bay in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a marketing emphasis.

After Green Bay, Karius spent four years abroad playing professional basketball in Europe. Her playing stops included Germany, Luxembourg and Belgium. She earned several awards, including the Luxembourg Defensive Player of the Year and the All-German League Forward of the Year.

Kayla and her husband, Rick, have a son, Treyton, and are expecting their second son in July, 2021.

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GIRLS SOCCER

Atlantic 1, Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley 0. (Jada Jensen scored the lone goal with Aubrey Guyer on the assist. Edria Brummer had 10 saves.)
Creston 2, Chariton 1
Glenwood 3, Sioux City East 2
Missouri Valley 6, Logan-Magnolia 0
St. Albert 4, Harlan 1

BOYS SOCCER

St. Albert 5, Atlantic 1
Denison-Schleswig 4, Kuemper Catholic 1
Lewis Central 8, Creston 0
Missouri Valley 4, Logan-Magnolia 0
Riverside 2, Underwood 0

GIRLS TENNIS

Glenwood 5, Clarinda 4

BOYS TENNIS

St. Albert 5, Glenwood 4

GIRLS GOLF

Creston 205, Red Oak 257. Medalist: Rylie Driskell, Creston (40)
Denison-Schleswig 213, Lewis Central 240, Kuemper Catholic 242. Medalist: Kenna Soppe, Kuemper and Tess Petersen, Denison-Schleswig (50).
Glenwood 211, Clarinda 242. Medalist: Morgan Stanislav, Glenwood (48).
IKM-Manning 231, Missouri Valley NTS. Medalist: Kylie Powers, IKM-Manning (48).
Lenox 217, Southwest Valley NTS, Fremont-Mills NTS. Medalist: Chelsey Hoakison, Lenox (50)
Logan-Magnolia 218, AHSTW 260. Medalist: Ally Meyers, AHSTW (48)
St. Albert 215, CB Abraham Lincoln 270. Medalist: Lainey Sheffield and Alexis Narmi, St. Albert (51).
Tri-Center 217, Riverside 237. Medalist: Adi Brink, Riverside (44).

BOYS GOLF

AHSTW 199, Logan-Magnolia NTS.
Boyer Valley 176, Woodbine 217. Medalist: Adam Puck, Boyer Valley (41).
Creston 183, Red Oak 208. Medalist: Colby Burg, Creston (38).
IKM-Manning 165, Missouri Valley 193. Medalist: Kyler Rasmussen, IKM-Manning (38).
Fremont-Mills 170, Southwest Valley 208, Lenox 213. Medalist: Cooper Langfelt, F-M (39).
Kuemper Catholic 334, Carroll 340. Medalist: Drew Munson, Carroll (78).
Tri-Center 178, Riverside 201. Medalist: Ethan Riecks, Riverside and Grant Way, Tri-Center (41).