Titan Co-Ed Relays
Lewis Central
04/19/2022

Girls Team Scores

CB Abraham Lincoln’s Abby LaSale won the 400M and 400M Hurdles.

Treynor’s Clara Tiegland won the 100M Hurdles,

LC’s Elise Thramer won the Shot Put and Discus.

Full results HERE.

BOYS TEAM SCORES

Underwood got wins from Carter Davis in the 110M Hurdles, Thomas Huneke in the Shot Put, 4x800M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay,

St. Albert’s Brendan Monahan won the 100M, 200M and 400M. Colin Lillie won the 3200M for the Falcons.

Red Oak won the Sprint Medley and Baylor Bergren won the 1600M for the Tigers.

Full results HERE.

GIRLS SOCCER

Atlantic 4, Grand View Christian 0 (A: Jada Jensen 2 goals, Paytn Harter and Kiera Nichols 1 goal each.)
CB Thomas Jefferson 5, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 0
Chariton 3, Creston 1
Kuemper Catholic 5, East Sac County 1
St. Albert 4, Denison-Schleswig 1
Tri-Center 7, AHSTW 0

BOYS SOCCER

AHSTW 4, Tri-Center 1
Denison-Schleswig 4, St. Albert 1
East Sac County 2, Kuemper Catholic 1
Panorama 6, Logan-Magnolia 5 OT
Riverside 7, Missouri Valley 1
Sioux City West 5, CB Abraham Lincoln 1
Treynor 5, Underwood 0

CAM Classic Co-Ed Meet
04/19/2022

Girls Team Scores

Clarinda got wins from Jerzee Knight (100M), Mayson Hartley (1500M, 3000M), 4x100M Relay, and 4x200M Relay,

Audubon had top-finishes from Madison Steckler (200M), Hannah Thygesen (400M, 800M), 4x400M Relay, and Sprint Medley.

CAM’s Mallory Behnken won the Discus and Shot Put.

Full results HERE.

BOYS TEAM SCORES

Clarinda got wins from Tadyn Brown (Long Jump), Logan Green (Shot Put), Michael Meyer (800M), Kyle Wagoner (1600M), Treyton Schaapherder (3200M), 4x100M Relay, 4x200M Relay, and 4x800M Relay.

CAM picked up victories in the 4x400M Relay, Jack Follmann (400M Hurdles), Cale Maas (400M), and Lane Spieker (100M, 200M).

Audubon won the Sprint Medley.

Full results HERE.

GIRLS TENNIS

Atlantic 7, Denison-Schleswig 2 (Atlantic singles winners: Addie Schmitt, Aspen Niklasen, Keira Olson, Rio Johnson, Quincy Sorenson. Doubles winners: Schmitt/Woodward #1 doubles. Niklasen/Olson won the title.)
Harlan 6, Glenwood 3
Red Oak 7, Shenandoah 2
Southwest Valley 7, Audubon 2

BOYS TENNIS

CB Abraham Lincoln 9, CB Thomas Jefferson 0
Boone 9, Kuemper Catholic 0
Denison-Schleswig 8, Atlantic 1
Glenwood 9, Harlan 0
Shenandoah 9, Red Oak 0
Southwest Valley 9, Audubon 0

GIRLS GOLF

Boyer Valley 220, Tri-Center 233
Medalist: Maci Miller, Boyer Valley, 48
Runner-Up: Natalie Ausdemore, Tri-Center, 50

Carroll 204, Denison-Schleswig 220
Medalist: Erin Winker, Carroll, 46
Runner-Up: Ashlee Danner, Carroll, 47

Glenwood 220, Harlan 223
Medalist: Avery Joyce, Glenwood, 51
Runner-Up: Faith Weber, Glenwood, 52

Griswold NTS, Essex/Stanton NTS
Medalist: Abby Burke, Essex, 53
Runner-Up: Linsey Keiser, Griswold, 55

Logan-Magnolia 223, Woodbine NTS
Medalist: Karsten Bruns, Logan-Magnolia, 55
Runner-Up: Macanna Guritz, Logan-Magnolia, 55

Sergeant Bluff-Luton 205, Sioux City West 245, CB Thomas Jefferson 298
Medalist: Cara Patrick, Sergeant Bluff-Luton, 49
Runner-Up: Breanna Delagarza, Sioux City West, 56

Sidney 222, Red Oak 244
Medalist: Avery Dowling, Sidney, 46
Runner-Up: Addey Lydon, Red Oak, 51

Sioux City East 217, LeMars 227, CB Abraham Lincoln 261
Medalist: Dani Hurt, LeMars, 43
Runner-Up: Isabella Boyle, Sioux City East, 48

Southwest Valley 254, Bedford NTS, Lamoni NTS
Medalist: Emma Shields, Lamoni, 49
Runner-Up: Abby Martin, Lamoni, 55

Treynor 202, Shenandoah 232
Medalist: Maddie Lewis, Treynor, 45
Runner-Up: Brooklyn Currin, Treynor, 46

BOYS GOLF

Atlantic 179, Denison-Schleswig 186
Medalist: Easton Emery, Denison-Schleswig, 42
Runner-Up: Garrett McLaren, Atlantic, 43
Other Atlantic Scores: Lane Nelson 45, Cruz Weaver 48, Roth Den Beste 46, Cooper Jipsen 49, Tristan Hayes 45.

Bedford 165, Southwest Valley 196, Lamoni NTS
Medalist: Owen Lucas, Bedford, 39
Runner-Up: Micah Johnson, Bedford, 40

Boyer Valley 181, Tri-Center 191
Medalist: Caden Nielsen, Boyer Valley, 43
Runner-Up: Jaxon Johnson, Tri-Center, 45

Glenwood 173, Harlan 188
Medalist: Tommy Johnson, Glenwood, 41
Runner-Up: Braden Sneed, Glenwood, 42

Griswold 202, Essex 224
Medalist: Hogan Hook, Griswold, 44
Runner-Up: Kamron Brownlee, Griswold, 46

Logan-Magnolia 178, Woodbine 201
Medalist: Cory Bantam, Woodbine, 40
Runner-Up: Gavin Maguire, Logan-Magnolia, 43

Sidney 166, Fremont-Mills 174, Red Oak 198
Medalist: Kyle Beam, Sidney, 38
Runner-Up: Hayden Thompson, Sidney, 39

Treynor 179, Shenandoah 227
Medalist: Ethan Konz, Treynor, 41
Runner-Up: Jade Spangler, Shenandoah, 46

Omaha Bryan Tournament
Lewis Central won the team title with a 299 total. Jordan Greenwood was runner-up with a 69. Payton Greenwood shot a 73 for third and Lucas Campbell finished 5th with a 76.

Ace Nelson Relays at Denison
04/19/2022

Girls Team Scores

Tri-Center’s Isah VanArsdol won the 400M and Quincey Schneckloth won the 400M Hurdles.. Lola Mendlik of Denison-Schleswig won the 800M and 3000M.

Full results HERE.

Boys Team Scores

AHSTW’s Caleb Hatch won the 800M. Patrick Heffernan of Boyer Valley won the 1600M. Lane Sams of IKM-Manning won the 3200M. Denison-Schleswig won the 4x800M Relay.

Full results HERE.

Iowa State women’s basketball has added a graduate transfer to the roster for next season. 6-6 forward Stephanie Soares from The Master’s University has signed with Bill Fennelly and the Cyclones.

Soares is a two-time NAIA Player of the Year and three-time First Team All-American. The Sao Paulo, Brazil native averaged 20.5 points, 12.2 rebounds, and 3.7 assists last season on a 32-4 team that reached the NAIA quarterfinals.

Soares is immediately eligible for the Cyclones with one season of eligibility remaining. Her mother Susan played at Texas while her father and three siblings all played at The Master’s in Santa Clara, CA.

Graphic from Riverside Wrestling

Riverside standout wrestler Jace Rose has committed to continue his grappling career at Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs.

Rose was a four-time state qualifier for the Bulldogs, placing 4th or better on three occasions. Rose capped off his high school career with a Runner-Up finish at 126 pounds at the State Tournament.

Rose had a career record of 169-18 with Riverside.

Per an announcement from the Cumberland University Wrestling social media accounts, Atlantic State Champion wrestler Kadin Stutzman will continue his career with the Phoenix.

Stutzman is coming off a stellar high school career that he capped off with a 170-pound State Championship in his senior season. He finished the year with a record of 56-3.

Stutzman will follow his brother Carter Cox to Cumberland. Carter just finished up a stellar career with the Phoenix by becoming a 2x NAIA All-American. He placed 8th at 125 pounds at the NAIA Championships his senior season after finishing 6th the year prior.

Cumberland University is a private school in Lebanon, Tennessee that has an undergraduate enrollment of around 2,000 students. The Phoenix compete in the Mid-South Conference of NAIA.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head football Matt Campbell has announced the establishment of the Nick Bassett Perseverance Award, which will recognize two football players annually at the conclusion of spring practice each season.

Nick Bassett was a supporter, fan and friend to not only the Cyclone Football program, but to the entire Iowa State Community. He had various health struggles from age two until he passed away in January at 29 years old.

Nick served as an inspiration to all of those he met. His continued positive spirit, his attitude toward adversity of all kinds, his ability to persevere through challenges he faced and his continued support and love for those he cared about provided an illustration all people can learn from – both in the Iowa State community and around the world. Nick’s life and legacy continues to impact Iowa State’s players, staff, fans and the entire program in tremendous ways.

The two players will be selected based on exemplifying the characteristics that we remember Nick by: positive spirit, perseverance and selflessness.

The first recipients of the Nick Bassett Perseverance Award are Zach Ross and Tayvonn Kyle.

“Zach and Tayvonn have exemplified the spirit of this award and are deserving of this honor,” Campbell said. “They’ve battled through injuries and other struggles in their careers and overcome them to become leaders in our program.”

Ross, a redshirt senior offensive lineman from West Des Moines, Iowa, and Kyle, a redshirt senior defensive back from Valdosta, Georgia, will wear a Nick Bassett Perseverance Award decal on the back of their helmets next season.