GIRLS GOLF

East Mills 227, Bedford NTS
Medalist: Mallory Lang, East Mills, 46
Runner-Up: Emersyn Burdic, East Mills, 49

BOYS GOLF

Waverly 179, Sidney 182, Nebraska City 201
Medalist: Cole Jorgensen, Sidney, 39
Runner-Up: Grey Klucas, Waverly, 41

Bedford 179, East Mills 183
Medalist: Kyler Williams, East Mills, 39
Runner-Up: Micah Johnson, Bedford, 44

GIRLS TENNIS

CB Abraham Lincoln 5, CB Thomas Jefferson 4
Clarke 8, Southwest Valley 1
Creston 9, Chariton 0
Kuemper Catholic 8, Harlan 1

BOYS TENNIS

Chariton 5, Creston 4
Kuemper Caholic 9, Harlan 0
Shenandoah 7, CB Abraham Lincoln 2

GIRLS SOCCER

Carlisle 10, Carroll 0
CB Abraham Lincoln 4, Sioux City West 1
Grand View Christian 3, Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley 1
Glenwood 4, CB Thomas Jefferson 0

BOYS SOCCER

Carlisle 9, Carroll 0
Glenwood 10, Atlantic 0
Lewis Central 3, Harlan 0
Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley 10, Grand View Christian 0
St. Albert 4, AHSTW 0
Underwood 2, Van Meter 1

Iowa State starting point guard Tyrese Hunter has entered the transfer portal. The 6 footer from Wisconsin averaged 11 points, 3.5 rebounds, 4.9 assists, and 2.0 steals in a standout freshman season for the Cyclones.

Hunter was a key cog in the Cyclones big turnaround season that ended with a trip to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament. Hunter originally committed to Iowa State under Steve Prohm and reaffirmed his commitment after the hire of TJ Otzelberger.

Hunter was named Big 12 Freshman of the Year following his breakout season. Putting his name in the portal doesn’t totally remove the possibility of coming back to Iowa State but likely signals a change after rumors had swirled the past couple of weeks.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – An eight-run seventh inning sent the University of Iowa baseball team to a 9-3 victory and series sweep of Minnesota on Sunday afternoon at Duane Banks Field.  It is the Hawkeyes’ second straight sweep of the Gophers.

“Getting a sweep is big, especially at home,” said redshirt sophomore Will Mulflur. “It is good momentum for everyone on the team, especially going into a tough one on the road next week. We have to take care business during the midweek, too, against Bradley.

“It was a good confidence booster with everybody. The pitchers coming out and throwing strikes, always giving us a chance, the offense coming through. It felt like we were able to be who we are this weekend and it worked out.”

The win is Iowa’s 20th of the season, moving the team’s record to 20-12 overall and 6-3 in Big Ten play.

UP NEXT

The Hawkeyes will host Bradley on Tuesday at 6:05 p.m. (CT) at Duane Banks Field.

The Milwaukee Brewers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-5 on Sunday afternoon to earn a split of the four-game weekend series. The Brewers scored three runs in the first inning and preserved the lead the rest of the way.

Andrew McCutchen had 2 hits, 1 RBI, and a run scored to lead the brew crew. Tyrone Taylor added 2 hits and 2 RBI. The Brewers improved to 5-5 on the season.

Nolan Arenado led the Cardinals with 2 hits, 1 run scored, and a walk. The Cardinals are now 5-3 on the year.

The Cardinals are off on Monday and will be traveling to Miami to face the Marlins for a four-game set starting on Tuesday. We’ll have that Tuesday game on KJAN with pregame at 4:45 p.m.

The Iowa Hawkeye baseball team scored eight runs in bottom of the seventh in a 9-3 win over Minnesota, Sophomore right fielder Will Mulfur’s two run double gave the Hawks a 5-3 lead.

The Hawkeyes completed the three game sweep of the Gophers to move to 6-3 in the Big Ten heading into next weekends series at league leading Rutgers.

Iowa is 20-12 overall.

Iowa State football coach Matt Campbell feels his team had a productive spring. The Cyclones lost several key players from last year’s team that opened in the top ten before stumbling to a 7-6 record. The close drills with an open practice at Gilbert High School.

The expectations won’t be as high for a team that is a mix of veterans and newcomers.

That includes at quarterback where Hunter Dekkers takes over for four year starter Brock Purdy. Campbell says they tried to put the former West Sioux star in some challenging spots.

Campbell says the key for Dekkers will be handling the adversity that comes with playing quarterback.

The Cyclones open next season on September third at home against Southeast Missouri.

VCU transfer forward Hason Ward committed to Iowa State on Saturday night. Ward is a 6-9, 215 pound forward that averaged 6.5 points and 4.8 rebounds per game for the Rams last season.

Ward will add some depth to the Iowa State frontcourt that lost George Conditt following last season. He brings some defensive credential with him as a former member of the A-10 All-Defense Team.

Ward will have two seasons of eligibility left in Ames.

BOYS SOCCER

Atlantic Tournament

Underwood 13, Atlantic 3
Logan-Magnolia 3, Atlantic 2 -PK’s
Nodaway Valley/WCV 5, Underwood 1
Nodaway Valley/WCV 10, Logan-Magnolia 0

Winterset Tournament

Gilbert 3, Harlan 0
Harlan 2, Winterset 1

WDM Valley Invitational

Johnston 2, CB Abraham Lincoln 0
Ankeny 6, CB Abraham Lincoln 0