Carroll Tiger Co-Ed Relays
04/21/2022

Girls Team Scores

Carroll got wins from Hannah Jorgensen (100M), Marie Dea (400M, 800M), 4x200M Relay, Sprint Medley, and Distance Medley.

Atlantic got picked up three wins: Chloe Mullenix (400M Hurdles), 4x400M Relay, and 4x800M Relay.

Denison had wins from Claire Miller (100M Hurdles), Lola Mendlik (1500M and 3000M). and Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

Full results HERE

Boys Team Scores

Lewis Central picked up victories with Lual Maker (110M Hurdles), Braylon Kammrad (400M Hurdles), 4x100M Relay, 4x200M Relay, Shuttle Hurdle Relay, and Sprint Medley,

Atlantic ran strong with wins from Caden Andersen (800M) and Drew Engler (3200M). The Trojans were 3rd in the Distance Medley, 4x400M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

Harlan’s Aidan Hall won the 100M and 200M.

Full results HERE

GIRLS GOLF

Atlantic 187, Clarinda 227
Medalist: Belle Berg, Atlantic, 44
Runner-Up: Lexi Noelck, Atlantic, 47
Other Atlantic Scores: Abby Smith 48, Abby Muller 48, Reagan Leonard 52, Nissa Molgaard 55.

Audubon 238, Missouri Valley 273
Medalist: Sienna Albertsen, Audubon, 50
Runner-Up: Kali Irlmeier, Audubon, 53

Carroll 208, Perry 222, Saydel 225
Medalist: Erin Winker, Carroll, 50

Denison-Schleswig 212, Harlan 234
Medalist: Tessa Petersen, Denison-Schleswig 47
Runner-Up: Elizabeth Ayala, Denison-Schleswig, 49

Lewis Central Invite

1. Treynor 384
2. Sidney 399
3. Glenwood 432
4. Lewis Central 513
5. Underwood NTS
   CB Thomas Jefferson NTS

Medalist: Avery Dowling, Sidney, 83
Runner-Up: Brooklyn Currin, Treynor, 83

Logan-Magnolia 200, Tri-Center 232
Medalist: Kali Collins Lo-Ma, 46
Runner-Up: Karsten Bruns, Lo-Ma, 49

Ogden 234, Earlham 244, West Central valley 269, Madrid NTS

Woodward-Granger 220, Panorama 235, I-35 304
Medalist: Lindsay Mescher, Woodward-Granger, 52
Runner-Up: Karissa Walker, Woodward-Granger, 53

BOYS GOLF

Atlantic 159, Clarinda 181
Medalist: Garrett McLaren, Atlantic, 36
Runner-Up: Cruz Weaver, Atlantic, 37
Other Atlantic Scores: Lane Nelson 41, Roth Den Beste 52, Tristan Hayes 45, Cooper Jipsen 47.

East Union, Lenox, Central Decatur (DNF due to weather)

Glenwood 159, Nebraska City 191, Plattsmouth 258
Medalist: Braden Sneed, Glenwood, 38
Runners-Up: Tommy Johnson and Gavin Schau, Glenwood, 39

Missouri Valley 172, Audubon 184
Medalist: Jackson Tennis, Missouri Valley, 35
Runner-Up: Jay Remsburg, Audubon, 42

Southwest Valley 188, Shenandaoh 200, Creston 206
Medalist: Jade Spangler, Shenandoah, 40

Spencer Invitational- Kuemper Catholic finished 4th with a 331. Kayden Schon finished 8th with an 80.

Treynor 174, Harlan 190, Denison-Schleswig 194
Medalist: Ethan Konz, Treynor, 36
Runner-Up: Alex Bladt, Harlan, 44

Tri-Center 175, Logan-Magnolia 183
Medalist: Grant Way, Tri-Center, 40
Runner-Up: Jaxon Johnson, Tri-Center, 44

Wayne 183, Southeast Warren 199, Martensdale-St. Marys 210, Melcher-Dallas 271
Medalist and Runner-Up: Nash Buckingham and RC Hicks, Wayne, 42

GIRLS TENNIS

Clarinda 9, Atlantic 0

1. Mayson Hartley 11 (Cl) def Addie Schmitt 12 (A) 8-3
2. Taylor Cole 11 (Cl) def Aspen Niklasen 12 (A)                 8-1
3. Avery Walter 11 (Cl) def Malena Woodward 12 (A)         8-2
4. Brooke Brown 10 (Cl) def Keira Olsen 11 (A)                  8-0
5. Riley Nothwehr 9 (Cl) def Rio Johnson 11 (A)                  8-1
6. Emma Stogdill 10 (Cl) def Quincy Sorenson 10 (A)          8-1

Doubles

1. Hartley/Cole (Cl) def  Schmitt/Woodward (A)                   8-0
2. Walter/Brown (Cl) Niklasen/Olsen (A)                              8-2
3. Nothwehr/Page Barr (Cl) Johnson/Sorenson (A)               8-5

Creston 6, Audubon 3
Harlan @ Shenandoah (Suspended due to rain)
Kuemper Catholic 8, Boone 3
Sioux City East 6, Denison-Schleswig 3

BOYS TENNIS

Atlantic @ Clarinda (Suspended due to heavy rain)
Ballard 6, Creston 0 (6 doubles matches played)
Ballard 6, Kuemper Catholic 0 (6 doubles matches played)
Kuemper Catholic 6, Creston 0 (6 doubles matches played)
Lewis Central 9, Red Oak 0
Lewis Central 6, St. Albert 3
Shenandoah 9, Harlan 0
St. Albert 8, Red Oak 1

GIRLS SOCCER

Lewis Central 11, Atlantic 1 (A: Aubrey Guyer with Trojans goal.)
Harlan 2, Missouri Valley 0
Kuemper Catholic 2, Creston 0
Tri-Center 4, Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley 3
Underwood 10, Logan-Magnolia 0

BOYS SOCCER

Bishop Heelan 1, Denison-Schleswig 0
Sioux City North 3, Glenwood 2 OT
Treynor 10, Kuemper Catholic 0
Tri-Center 4, Missouri Valley 0
Underwood 10, Logan-Magnolia 0

Lewis Central 9, Harlan 0

The Cardinals took a second straight game from the Marlins on Wednesday night with a 2-0 win. Tommy Edman had two hits to lead the Cardinals offense.

Genesis Cabrera took the win on the mound with Miles Mikolas coming on in relief and Giovanny Gallegos earning the save.

The Cardinals improved to 7-3 on the season. The Redbirds will face the Marlins again tonight with pregame at 4:45 p.m. We’ll have it on KJAN.

Iowa offensive line coach George Barnett was not surprised that unit struggled a year ago. Despite having All-American center Tyler Linderbaum the line struggled with injuries and inconsistent play during the Hawkeyes’ 10-4 season.

Barnett says 10 of the 14 offensive lineman this spring have three or four years of eligibility remaining and several were forced into service last year at an early stage.

Barnett says the added experience will help in Iowa’s zone blocking scheme.

The Hawkeyes close out spring drills with an open practice Saturday in Kinnick Stadium.

The high school baseball and softball seasons are a month away and there is already concern about a lack of umpires. North Iowa superintendent Joe Erickson says it is the number one concern about scheduling games.

Erickson says there is an immediate need for new officials.

Erickson says the shortage could mean fewer games for the levels below varsity.

Construction is underway on a new stadium on the campus of Drake University. Community Stadium is a joint effort between Drake and the Des Moines Public School Schools and the four thousand seat facility will serve as home for Des Moines high school football and soccer teams as well as Drake men’s and women’s soccer. Drake athletic director Brian Hardin.

Hardin says the stadium will be used by 44 different teams.

Hardin says the stadium will benefit the university as well as the city of Des Moines.

The Stadium project was first proposed in 2019 but delayed due to the pandemic. Tom Ahart is Des Moines superintendent.

Ahart says it will give Des Moines students the chance to compete in a stadium that rivals more affluent districts.

The stadium is scheduled to open in the fall of 2023.