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High School Golf Scoreboard 04/27/2023

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April 28th, 2023 by admin

GIRLS GOLF

Atlantic 189, Red Oak 203, Shenandoah 203, Lewis Central 217
Medalist: McKenna Sonntag, Atlantic, 45
Runner-Up: Brynn Knaus, Red Oak, 45
Other Atlantic scores:  Abby Smith 47. Belle Berg 48. Abby Muller 49. Makenna Schroeder 50. Lexi Noelck 51.

CB Abraham Lincoln 224, CB Thomas Jefferson 264
Medalist: Suri Quigley, Abraham Lincoln, 52
Runner-up: Reegan Haats, Abraham Lincoln, 55

Griswold NTS Audubon NTS
Medalist: Joanna Reynolds, Griswold, 44
Runner-up: Kali Irlmeier, Audubon, 45

Harlan 190, Clarinda 200
Medalist: Taylor Rasmussen, Clarinda, 40
Runner-Up:Timber Svendsen, Harlan, 45

Kuemper Catholic 210, Denison-Schleswig 225
Medalist: Addy Beiter, Kuemper Catholic, 44
Runner-Up: Elsa Tiefenthaler, Kuemper Catholic, 50

West Central Valley 283, CAM NTS, Exira-EHK NTS
Medalist: Shay Burmeister, Exira-EHK, 45
Runner-Up: Reese Snyder, CAM, 51

BOYS

Atlantic 155, Red Oak 193, Shenandoah 193
Medalist: Roth Den Beste, Atlantic, 37
Runner-Up: Tristan Hayes, Atlantic, 37
Other Atlantic scores: Hudson McLaren 43, Sam Brosam 41, Tate Niklasen 40, Trevan Hansen 41

Audubon 171, Griswold 192
Medalist: Jay Remsburg, Audubon, 41
Runner-Up: Edward Miller, Audubon, 41

CAM 171, West Central Valley 204, Exira-EHK 213
Medalist: Chase Jahde, CAM, 34
Runner-Up: Trey Petersen, Exira-EHK, 42

Fremont-Mills 176, East Mills 186
Medalist: Owen Thornton, F-M, 40
Runner-Up: Kyler Williams, East Mills, 44

Glenwood 149, St. Albert 196
Medalist: Braden Sneed, Glenwood, 35
Runner-Up: Jason Colpitts, Glenwood, 37

Harlan 170, Clarinda 186
Medalist: Jace Gubbels, Harlan, 39
Runner-Up: Braydon Ernst, Harlan, 42

Kuemper Catholic 154, Lewis Central 160, Denison-Schleswig 173
Medalist: Braxton Vonnahme, Kuemper Catholic, 36
Runner-up: Ethan Petersen, Lewis Central, 37 & Maverick Schwabe, Kuemper Catholic, 37

Panorama 324, Coon Rapids-Bayard 330, Woodward-Granger 330, ACGC 364
Medalist: Evan Powell, Panorama, 76
Runner-up: Max Shribroun, Coon Rapids-Bayard, 76

Thursday Area Drake Relays Results 04/27/2023

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April 28th, 2023 by admin

Drake Relays
Thursday, April 27th

Girls Discus
23rd- Arilyan Steenblock, Panorama, 109-01

Boys High Jump
12th-Isaac Jones, Clarinda, 6-05
T-14th-Benjamin Gerken, Kuemper Catholic, 6-05
T-17th-Marshall Knapp, SW Valley, 6-03

Boys Shot Put
9th-Parker Matiyow, Lewis Central, 52-08.5
10th-Reagan Skanulis, Glenwood, 52-01.75
13th-Thomas Huneke, Underwood, 51-11.5
25th-Payton Jacobe, ACGC, 45-08.75

Girls Long Jump
6th-Shay Sinnard, Carroll, 17-05.75
9th-Aubrey Sandbothe, Abraham Lincoln, 17-00.75
17th-Jordyn Reimer, Underwood, 16-08.25
DNS-Jerzee Knight, Clarinda

Boys 3200
16th-Ethan Eichhorn, Lewis Central, 9:28.44

Van Meter Dave Tapps Invite 04/27/2023

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April 27th, 2023 by admin

Van Meter Dave Tapps Invite
04/27/2023

Girls Team Scores

  1. Van Meter 128
  2. Earlham 114.25
  3. Ballard 97
  4. Mount Ayr 89.25
  5. West Central Valley 84.25
  6. Martensdale-St. Marys 78
  7. Central Decatur 55
  8. Creston 36
  9. Ankeny Centennial 21
  10. CAM 27.25

CAM won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay (Jack Follmann, Cale Maas, Collin Bower, Sam Foreman 1:00.74). Corbin Peach was 2nd in the Discus.

Boys Team Scores

  1. Earlham 127
  2. Central Decatur 126
  3. Madrid 116
  4. Van Meter 98
  5. Mount Ayr 51.5
  6. West Central Valley 47
  7. Martensdale-St. Marys 46.5
  8. Ankeny Christian 45
  9. Creston 41
  10. CAM 35

Full results: van-meter-results2023

ACGC girls, IKM-Manning boys win titles at Gonzales-Parrish Relays 04/27/2023

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April 27th, 2023 by admin

ACGC Gonzales-Parrish Relays
04/27/2023 at Guthrie Center

Girls Team Scores

  1. ACGC 143.5
  2. IKM-Manning 129.5
  3. Audubon 105
  4. Tri-Center 87.5
  5. Panorama 67.5
  6. Glidden-Ralston 51
  7. Coon Rapids-Bayard 44
  8. Exira-EHK 43.5
  9. Paton-Churdan 22.5
  10. ACGC JV 7

ACGC got wins from Ava Campbell, 1500M (5:13.87), Saige O’Brien 100M Hurdles (17.20), Isabelle Rouse, Long Jump (15-05.5), and Becca Littler Shot Put (31-09.5). The Chargers also took the Shuttle Hurdle Relay (Hayden Coffman, Hannah Muller, Jenna Rowley, Saige O’Brien 1:14.74).

Audubon picked up a win from Madi Steckler in the 200M (36.99), Stefi Beisswenger in the 3000M (11:48.01). The Wheelers also won the 4x400M Relay (Kade Sporrer, Mattie Nielsen, Addie Hocker, Madi Steckler 4:21.48), Sprint Medley (Addie Hocker, Michelle Brooks, Madi Steckler, Mattie Nielsen 1:57.32), and Distance Medley (Addie Hocker, Michelle Brooks, Kade Sporrer, Stefi Beisswenger 4:45.75).

Exira-EHK’s Jaelynn Petersen was 2nd in the 400M Hurdles and Harlee Fahn went 2nd in the Shot Put.

Boys Team Scoring

  1. IKM-Manning 191
  2. ACGC 128
  3. Coon Rapids-Bayard 96
  4. Audubon 87
  5. Exira-EHK 78
  6. Panorama 72
  7. Glidden-Ralston 52

ACGC picked up a win from Justin Reinhart in the 1600M (4:36.96) and Mike Fuller in the Shot Put (46-04.75). The Shuttle Hurdle Relay team (Tate Fever, Jathan South, Treyton Schneider, Brexton Schneider 1:05.90) also won for the Chargers.

Audubon got a win from Aaron Olsen in the 100M (11.90) and Zeke Konkler won the 400M (52.52) and 800M (2:10.73). The Wheelers Sprint Medley team (Dakota McCrainie, Manny Beisswenger, Aaron Olsen, Zeke Konkler 1:39.46) also won.

Exira-EHK’s Jonas LaCanne was 1st in the 400m Hurdles (59.90).

F-M girls, Underwood boys win at Griswold Co-Ed Meet 04/27/2023

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April 27th, 2023 by admin

Griswold Co-Ed Meet
04/27/2023

Girls Team Scores

  1. Fremont-Mills 140
  2. Nodaway Valley 122
  3. Shenandoah 74
  4. Underwood 69
  5. AHSTW 68
  6. Stanton 68
  7. Griswold 63
  8. SW Valley 62
  9. East Mills 52
  10. Hamburg 5

Nodaway Valley picked up individual wins from Annika Nelson 100M (13.41), Emma Lundy 200M (27.00), Jorja Holliday Discus (109-08). The Wolverines also won the 4x100M Relay (Maddie Weston, Abby Engles, Emma Lundy, Annika Nelson 51.08) and 4x200M Relay (Abby Engles, Emma Lundy, Maddie Weston, Annika Nelson 1:52.07).

AHSTW’s Ava Paulsen was 2nd in the 800M and the Lady Vikes went 2nd in the 4x400M Relay (Brooklyn Buck, Ava Paulsen, Makenna Paulsen, Delaney Goshorn) and 4x800M Relay (Makenna Paulsen, Rylie Knop, Delaney Goshorn, Ava Paulsen).

Boys Team Scores

  1. Underwood 140
  2. Riverside 112
  3. AHSTW 93
  4. Shenandoah 75
  5. East Mill 59
  6. Missouri Valley 55
  7. Fremont-Mills 45
  8. Stanton 40
  9. Nodaway Valley 39
  10. SW Valley 38
  11. Griswold 30

Riverside got a win from Ayden Salais in the 800M (2:05.88). The Bulldogs also won the 4x200M Relay (1:34.03), 4x400M Relay (3:34.16), 4x800M Relay (8:48.85) and Sprint Medley (1:37.50).

AHSTW got wins from Luke Sternberg in the 200M (23.21), Collin Harder in the 1600M (5:04.06), and Jett Peterson in the Shot Put (45-02.75).

Nodaway Valley’s Doug Berg won the 3200M (10:21.65).

Full results HERE

Denison-Schleswig girls win at MVAOCOU Invite 04/27/2023

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April 27th, 2023 by admin

MVAOCOU Track and Field Invite
04/27/2023

Girls Team Scores

  1. Denison-Schleswig 191
  2. KPWC 139
  3. West Monona 109
  4. River Valley 86.50
  5. Lawton-Bronson 82
  6. MVAOCOU 66
  7. Siouxland Christian 18
  8. West Harrison 15.5

Boys Team Scores

  1. West Monona 160
  2. Denison-Schleswig 117
  3. Lawton-Bronson 115
  4. Ridge View 98.5
  5. MVAOCOU 73.50
  6. KPWC 71
  7. Boyer Valley 59
  8. Siouxland Christian 34

Full results: mvaocou track meet final results 042723

Riverside wins Woodbine Lady Tiger Invitational 04/27/2023

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April 27th, 2023 by admin

Woodbine Lady Tiger Invitational
04/27/2023

Team Scores

  1. Riverside 131
  2. Atlantic 108
  3. Treynor 105
  4. Woodbine 104
  5. Boyer Valley 72
  6. Ar-We-Va 47
  7. Missouri Valley 18

Riverside got wins from Veronica Andrusyshyn in the 100M (13.08) and Olivia Lund in the 200M (27.92). The Bulldogs also won the 4x100M Relay (Andrusyshyn, Emma Gordon, Elly Henderson, Lydia Erickson 51.17), 4x200M Relay (Andrusyshyn, Carly Henderson, E. Henderson, Erickson 1:47.82), 4x800M Relay (Veronica Schechinger, Bailey Richardson, Amalya Less, Bentley Rone 10:32.52), and Sprint Medley (Emma Gordon, Lili McCready, E. Henderson, C. Henderson 1:57.16).

Atlantic got individual wins from Lila Wiederstein in the Long Jump (15-07.50), Mariah Huffman in the 400M (1:02.77), Aubrey Guyer in the 800M (2:38.62), and Jayci Reed in the 100M Hurdles (16.30). Abbi Richter went 2nd in the Discus (104-00).

Full results: ladytigertrackmeet2023

High School Soccer Scoreboard 04/27/2023

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April 27th, 2023 by admin

GIRLS SOCCER

Bishop Heelan 5, Lewis Central 0
Glenwood 4, Harlan 1 (G: Nora Dougherty 3 goals)
Missouri Valley 4, AHSTW 3
Treynor 4, Logan-Magnolia 0
Underwood 3, Tri-Center 0

BOYS SOCCER

AHSTW 3, Atlantic 0 (AHSTW: Brayden Lund 2 goals, Kayden Baxter 1 goal and 1 assist)
Glenwood 6, Harlan 2 (G: Caden Johnson 3 goals, becomes Glenwood’s all-time scoring leader with 73 career goals.)
Lewis Central 1, Bishop Heelan 0 (LC: Brayden Shepard with lone goal)
St. Albert 3, Creston 0 (SA: Gabriel Barajas 2 goals)
Treynor 10, Logan-Magnolia 0 (T: Jona Kuenstler, Brock Poland, Carl Swalwell each with two goals)
Underwood 5, Tri-Center 0 (U: Kaden Ogle 3 goals, becomes Underwood’s all-time scoring leader)

High School Tennis Scoreboard 04/27/2023

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April 27th, 2023 by admin

GIRLS TENNIS

Red Oak 8 Atlantic 1
1. Merced Ramirez 11 (RO) def Rio Johnson 12 (A) 8-1
2. Tessa Rolenc 12 (RO) def Keira Olsen 12 (A) 8-0
3. Grace Wingfield 11 (RO) def Quincy Sorenson 11 (A) 8-2
4. Danique Dobbe 12 (RO) def Jade Harter 11 (A) 8-1
5. Kayden Wingfield 11 (RO) def Josephine Sorenson 12 (A) 8-1
6. Abigail Johnson 11 (RO) def Dani Bennett 10 (A) 8-3
Doubles
1. Ramirez/Rolenc (RO) def Johnson/Olsen (A) 8-2
2. QSorenson/Harter (A) def Wingfield/Wingfield (RO) 8-4
3. Dobbe/Johnson (RO) def JSorenson/Bennett (A) 8-4

Clarinda 9, Harlan 0
Kuemper Catholic 9, Audubon 0
St. Albert 8, Glenwood 1

BOYS TENNIS

Atlantic 9 Red Oak 0
1. Clevi Johnson 12 (A) def Max DeVries 11 (RO) 10-7
2. Nolan Waters 11 (A) def Brett Erickson 10 (RO) 10-8
3. Easton O’Brien 12 (A) def Josh LeRette 11 (RO) 10-9 (2)
4. Kinnick Juhl 10 (A) def Braden Woods 12 (RO) 10-3
5. Alex Rosenbaum 12 (A) def Jonah Wernhoff 12 (RO) 10-5
6. Isaac Henson 12 (A) def James Gass (RO) 10-3
Doubles
1. Johnson/Juhl (A) def DeVries/Woods (RO) 10-6
2. Waters/O’Brien (A) def LeRette/Gass (RO) 10-5
3. Rosenbaum/Henson (A) def Wernhoff/Griffin Eubank 11 (RO) 10-5

Clarinda 7, Harlan 2
Glenwood 9, St. Albert 0
Kuemper Catholic 9, Audubon 0
Lewis Central 6, Denison-Schleswig 3
Shenandoah 7, Creston 2

Iowa wrestling sets DI attendance record; leads nation for 16th straight year

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April 27th, 2023 by admin

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Iowa wrestling program’s 118,870 fans set the Division I attendance record and the Hawkeyes led the nation in attendance for the 16th straight year, it was announced Thursday by the National Wrestling Media Association.

The Hawkeyes drew an average of 14,858 fans per home date during the 2022-23 season with more than 118,000 fans entering the doors of Carver-Hawkeye Arena.  Iowa drew capacity crowds of 14,905 in six of their eight home duals.  (Attendance records began being recorded in 2002.)

Along with having the top home attendance figures, Iowa was the top draw for six opponents in 2022-23 – Penn State (15,998), Minnesota (5,250), Wisconsin (5,256), Army (1,903), Chattanooga (2,743) and Purdue (1,956).

The team’s 118,870 fans broke Iowa’s previous record of 97,325, which was set in the 2015-16 season.  That included an NCAA-record 42,287 fans at Kinnick Stadium for the Grapple on the Gridiron against Oklahoma State.

The 14,858 average is the second-highest average attendance in college wrestling history, second only to the Hawkeyes’ 14,905 average last season.

Iowa has led the nation in attendance in each season of head coach Tom Brands’ tenure (attendance totals weren’t tracked during the 2020-21 season due to most venues having no-spectators due to the COVID-19 pandemic).  This was the 14th straight year the Hawkeyes have averaged more than 8,000 fans.

Iowa has led the nation in home attendance in 20 of the 21 seasons it has been tracked. Penn State was second (64,577/9,225 avg.) in 2022-23, while Iowa State (37,012/5,287 avg.) ranked third.