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Team Scores
Boys 100 Meter Dash
1 Anderson, William Logan-Magnolia 11.42
2 Osberg, Landon W Central Valley 11.73
3 Dworak, Chris MO Valley 11.76
4 Knudsen, Rush MO Valley 11.86
5 Blum, Landon WB Polar Bears 11.99
6 Pryor, Brody Woodbine Sharks 12.03
7 Jeppesen, Cole Riverside, Oak 12.17
8 Pope, Seth Ahstw 12.37
Boys 200 Meter Dash
1 Sternberg, Luke Ahstw 23.67
2 Osberg, Landon W Central Valley 23.71
3 Anderson, William Logan-Magnolia 23.87
4 Jeppesen, Grady Riverside, Oak 23.97
5 Dworak, Chris MO Valley 24.23
6 Pryor, Brody Woodbine Sharks 24.73
7 Wallis, Cael Logan-Magnolia 25.17
8 Reed, Dillon Woodbine Sharks 25.53
Boys 400 Meter Dash
1 Pryor, Brody Woodbine Sharks 53.24
2 Hoden, Jacob MO Valley 54.89
3 Handlos, Jack MO Valley 57.95
4 Walski, Luke Logan-Magnolia 59.33
5 Green, Karter Woodbine Sharks 1:01.19
6 Martens, Dane Riverside, Oak 1:02.65
7 Kent, Shawn W Central Valley 1:03.62
8 Coenen, Wyatt WB Polar Bears 1:04.83
Boys 800 Meter Run
1 Snyder, Emmett Glidden-Ralston 2:05.58
2 Wagner, Gunner Woodbine Sharks 2:05.87
3 McCready, Mason Riverside, Oak 2:07.98
4 Barry, Adam Woodbine Sharks 2:12.95
5 Davis, Brodie Logan-Magnolia 2:15.35
6 Blum, Landon WB Polar Bears 2:15.45
7 Tremel, Thomas WB Polar Bears 2:16.21
8 Jaquez, Cruz Riverside, Oak 2:28.04
Boys 1600 Meter Run
1 Henderson, Dawson Riverside, Oak 4:52.72
2 Gorham, Dane Boyer Valley 4:56.44
3 Wagner, Gunner Woodbine Sharks 5:02.87
4 Estrada, Evan Woodbine Sharks 5:03.08
5 Fenner, Owen Riverside, Oak 5:10.95
6 Walski, Luke Logan-Magnolia 5:23.20
7 Moss, August Logan-Magnolia 5:25.92
8 Freet, Sean W Harrison 5:26.74
Boys 3200 Meter Run
1 Bendgen, Landon WB Polar Bears 10:11.88
2 Harder, Collin Ahstw 10:46.53
3 Estrada, Evan Woodbine Sharks 11:03.22
4 Fenner, Owen Riverside, Oak 11:10.41
5 Davis, Brodie Logan-Magnolia 11:39.22
6 Smith, Blayne Ar-We-Va 11:58.27
7 Thacker, Gavin MO Valley 12:04.12
8 Thelin, Joe Glidden-Ralston 12:13.16
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
1 Newcomb, Gavin Ahstw 15.69
2 Gordon, Jaxon Riverside, Oak 15.74
3 Rieken, Kyler Riverside, Oak 16.89
4 Roden, Adam Logan-Magnolia 17.21
5 Edney, Carson Logan-Magnolia 17.46
6 Fitchhorn, Austin Woodbine Sharks 20.23
7 Moores, Keaton WB Polar Bears 21.41
8 Murdock, Connor Woodbine Sharks 22.52
Boys 400 Meter Hurdles
1 Gordon, Jaxon Riverside, Oak 57.98
2 Wingert, Owen Woodbine Sharks 59.82
3 Denning, Nick Ahstw 1:00.53
4 Ragaller, Wyatt Ar-We-Va 1:00.94
5 Rieken, Kyler Riverside, Oak 1:03.06
6 Kuhl, Kalab Logan-Magnolia 1:05.51
7 Pope, Seth Ahstw 1:05.63
8 Bratetic, Logan Logan-Magnolia 1:06.00
Boys 4×100 Meter Relay
1 MO Valley 45.10
2 Logan-Magnolia 46.00
3 W Central Valley 46.89
4 Riverside, Oak 47.80
Boys 4×200 Meter Relay
1 Ahstw 1:33.94
2 MO Valley 1:36.13
3 Riverside, Oak 1:38.65
4 Logan-Magnolia 1:39.81
Boys 4×400 Meter Relay
1 Riverside, Oak 3:40.20
2 MO Valley 3:42.75
3 WB Polar Bears 3:46.96
4 Logan-Magnolia 3:50.06
Boys 4×800 Meter Relay
1 Riverside, Oak 8:29.10
2 Ahstw 8:51.73
3 MO Valley 9:18.46
4 Woodbine Sharks 10:07.52
Boys 800 Sprint Medley
1 Riverside, Oak 1:42.51
2 Glidden-Ralston 1:43.59
3 Logan-Magnolia 1:45.03
4 Boyer Valley 1:47.34
Boys Distance Medley
1 Riverside, Oak 4:01.70
2 Logan-Magnolia 4:04.09
3 Ahstw 4:07.51
4 Boyer Valley 4:08.71
Boys 4×100 Meter Shuttle Hurdle
1 Ahstw 1:06.43
2 Logan-Magnolia 1:07.35
3 Riverside, Oak 1:12.60
4 MO Valley 1:14.53
Boys High Jump
1 Blum, Landon WB Polar Bears 6-02.00
2 Janssen, Dane MO Valley 5-08.00
3 Roden, Adam Logan-Magnolia 5-08.00
4 Walski, Luke Logan-Magnolia 5-06.00
5 Christian, Lucas Glidden-Ralston 5-06.00
6 Fuller, Mason W Central Valley 5-02.00
6 Fenner, Owen Riverside, Oak 5-02.00
8 Murdock, Connor Woodbine Sharks 5-00.00
8 Doyle, Lucas Riverside, Oak 5-00.00
Boys Long Jump
1 Osberg, Landon W Central Valley 20-07.50
2 Ragaller, Wyatt Ar-We-Va 19-08.00
3 Roden, Evan Logan-Magnolia 19-06.50
4 Vana, Wes Logan-Magnolia 18-09.00
5 Reed, Dillon Woodbine Sharks 17-10.00
6 Knoke, Maddox Riverside, Oak 17-08.00
6 Soukup, Camden Ahstw 17-08.00
8 Daniel, Alex Glidden-Ralston 17-02.50
Boys Shot Put
1 Peterson, Jett Ahstw 43-10.50
2 Pryor, Jax Woodbine Sharks 43-09.50
3 Zappia, Vinny MO Valley 42-10.50
4 Hunter, Wade Glidden-Ralston 42-05.50
5 Birdsall, Nolan W Harrison 40-09.50
6 Kelley, Gavin WB Polar Bears 40-05.00 1
7 Collins, Calvin Logan-Magnolia 40-01.50
8 Bell, Wyatt Riverside, Oak 38-10.50
Boys Discus Throw
1 Teague, Zach W Central Valley 141-05
2 Pryor, Jax Woodbine Sharks 137-09
3 Kelley, Gavin WB Polar Bears 135-04
4 Peterson, Jett Ahstw 132-08
5 Collins, Calvin Logan-Magnolia 128-06
6 Zappia, Vinny MO Valley 125-08
7 Barry, Jason W Harrison 110-11
8 Forsythe, Zack Riverside, Oak 106-03
Team Standings:
1. Glenwood, 186
2. Lewis Central, 119
3. Atlantic, 90
4. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 70
5. Underwood, 58.50
6. St. Albert, 55
7. Shenandoah, 51.50
8. Red Oak, 39
9. Creston, 28
10. Sioux City, North, 21
11. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson, 10
800 Sprint Medley Relay:
1. Lewis Central, 1:54.27
2. Glenwood, 1:55.17
3. St. Albert, 1:58.23
4. Atlantic, 1:58.68
5. Underwood, 2:01.32
6. Red Oak, 2:03.50
7. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 2:05.69
8. Sioux City, North, 2:07.93
3000 Meters:
1. Grace Berglund, Glenwood, 10:46. 42
2. Hailey Egbert, Shenandoah, 11:56.63
3. Kate Strohmeier, Lewis Central, 12:42.34
4. Mya Scheer, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 12:53.95
5. Ruby Johnson, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 13:10.66
6. Lilly Irwin, Underwood, 13:20.04
7. Olivia Wait, Lewis Central, 13:53.6
8. Leya Walker, Red Oak, 15.11.00
4×800 Relay:
1. Lewis Central, 10:04.23
2. Glenwood, 10:18.54
3. Creston, 10:53.75
4. Glenwood, x11:51.17
5. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 13:13.55
Shuttle Hurdle Relay:
1. Glenwood, 1:11.15
2. Atlantic, 1:13.06
3. Underwood, 1:14.85
4. Creston, 1:15.17
5. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 1:17.51
6. Shenandoah, 1:18.45
7. Lewis Central, 1:23.49
8. Creston, x1:26.01
100 Meters:
1. Danika Arnold, Glenwood, 13.30
2. Allison Koontz, Glenwood, 13.53
3. Aubrey Sandbothe, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 13.84
4. Chloe Cross, Sioux City North, 13.94
5. Haley Stangl, Underwood, 13.98
6. Allison Middents, Atlantic, 14.07
7. Payton Mathews, Lewis Central, 14.12
8. Camille Strim, Sioux City, North, 14.33
Distance Medley:
1. Atlantic, 4.22.68
2. Lewis Central, 4:23.04
3. Creston, 4:30.93
4. Underwood, 4:47.20
5. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 4:50.64
6. Glenwood, 4:54.84
7. Red Oak, 5:08.26
400 Meters:
1. Danika Arnold, Glenwood, 1:00.82
2. Jocelyn O’Neal, Red Oak, 1:02.44
3. Molly Wise, St. Albert, 1:06.64
4. KayLynn Kepler Thomason, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 1:07.98
5. Trinity Bret, Underwood, 1:09.87
6. Hailey Smith, Sioux City, North, 1:11.38
7. Addie Freund, Atlantic, 1:11.59
8. Brynn Lamp, Atlantic, 1:12.17
4×200 Relay:
1. Glenwood, 1:49.83
2. Underwood, 1:53.55
3. Lewis Central, 1:54.31
4. Council Bluffs, Lewis Central, 1:54.31
5. Sioux City, North, 1:55.64
6. Atlantic, 1:56.72
7. Red Oak, 1:56.72
8. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson, 1:59.34
100 Meter Hurdles:
1. Jayci Reed, Atlantic, 17.15
2. Kiera Hochstein, St. Albert, 17.60
3. Olivia Williams, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 17.97
4. Courtney Crawford, Glenwood, 18.12
5. Maddy Irwin, Underwood, 18.23
6. Elaina Dougherty, Glenwood, 18.28
7. Grace Travis, Creston, 18.31
8. Camille Strim, 18.43
800 Meters:
1. Lili Denton, St. Albert, 2:21.88
2. Lauren Hughes, Glenwood, 2:29.37
3. Ava Bussey, Lewis Central, 2:29.50
4. Delayna Reese, Lewis Central, 2:32.10
5. Maya Schau, Glenwood, 2:36.46
6. Madelyn Berglund, Glenwood, x2:36.85
7. Greta Livingston, St. Albert, 2:39.77
8. Addie Naughton, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 2:43.35
200 Meters:
1. Danika Arnold, Glenwood, 27.07
2. Jocelyn O’Neal, Red Oak, 27.72
3. Mya Motz, Sioux City, North, 27.73
4. Madeline Fidone, Lewis Central, 27.85
5. Brooke Nelson, Lewis Central, 27.93
6. Hailey Huffman, Atlantic, 28.32
7. Sophia Denton, St. Albert, 28.62
8. Gracy Mullanix, Glenwood, 28.66
400 Meter Hurdles:
1. Breckyn Petersen, Glenwood, 1:08.22
2. Morgan Botos, Atlantic, 1:10.76
3. Megan Hughes, Glenwood, 1:12.06
4. Kiera Hochstein, St. Albert, 1:12.27
5. Hope Henderson, Creston, 1:16.79
6. Preslie Girres, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 1:16.79
7. Emma Childers, Underwood, 1:16.81
8. Reese Strunk, Creston, 1:17.88
1500 Meters:
1. Lili Denton, Shenandoah, 5:00.00
2. Grace Berglund, Glenwood, 5:01.00
3. Ava Bussey, Lewis Central, 5:02.00
4. Madelyn Hoss, Lewis Central, 5:03.00
5. Claire Pellett, Atlantic, 5:04.00
6. Hailey Egbert, Shenandoah, 5:06.00
7. Mya Scheer, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 5:07.00
8. Katelyn Harms, Glenwood, 5:08.00
4×100 Meter Relay:
1. Atlantic, 51.28
2. Glenwood, 51.30
3. Underwood, 52.35
4. Shenandoah, 54.41
5. St. Albert, 54.59
6. Glenwood, x54.88
7. Red Oak, 56.13
8. Atlantic B, x56.31
4×400 Meters:
1. Glenwood, 4:13.42
2. Lewis Central, 4:16.50
3. Atlantic, 4:25.33
4. Red Oak, 4:26.91
5. Underwood, 4:33,95
6. Creston, 4:41.09
7. Glenwood, B x4:47.09
8. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln,4:59.04
High Jump:
1. Jaylynn Floyd, Glenwood, 5-02.00
2. Olivia Ausdemore, Lewis Central, 5-00.00
3. Kelsi Duran, Glenwood, 4-10.00
4. Ally Adams, Underwood, 4-08.00
5. Ashlynn Hodges, J4-08.00
5. Ruby Irwin, Underwood, J4-08.00
7. Zoe Young, Shenandoah, 4-06.00
8. Megan Scheel, Lewis Central, 4-04.00
Long Jump:
1. Lila Wiederstein, Atlantic, 18-01.75
2. Aubrey Sandbothe, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 16-10.25
3. Jocelyn O’Neal, Red Oak, 16-03.25
4. Keisi Durank, Glenwood, 15-05.00
5. Makayla Martin, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson, 15-04.00
6. Lynnea Longchaya, Glenwood, 14-05.50
7. Taylee Hagen, Atlantic, 14-03.00
8. Madeline Furlow, Lewis Central, 14-01.00
Shot Put:
1. Jordyn Matiyow, Lewis Central, 38-10.50
2. Aliyah Parker, Shenandoah, 34-06.50
3. Lynnae Green, Shenandoah, 33-09.50
4. Kamryn Hamilton, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 33-02.00
5. Maddie Stratton, Glenwood, 32-11.50
6. Brandi Jarmon, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson
7. Olivia Olson, Atlantic, 32-00.00
8. Katie Salvo, St. Albert, 31-0.00
Discus:
1. Jordyn Matiyow, Lewis Central, 126-2.50
2. Aliyah Parker, Shenandoah, 106-01
3. Abi Hiller, Glenwood, 105-9.50
4. Natalie McDowell, Shenandoah, 105-07
5. Madeline Woods, Lewis Central, 99-05
6. Olivia Olson, Atlantic, 98-11.50
7. Brandi Jarmon, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson, 91-05.50
8. Maggie Smith, Glenwood, 89-10
Boys Results
Perry 2, Nevada 1
Bondurant-Farrar 2, Ballard 1
Van Meter 1, West Central Valley 0
Denison-Schleswig 6, Harlan Community 1
St. Albert 4, Tri-Center 1
Treynor 8, Creston 0
Council Bluffs Lincoln 3, LeMars 0
East Sac County 2, Atlantic 1
Greene County 9, Logan-Magnolia 0
Girls Results
Missouri Valley 11, AHSTW 1
Van Meter 3, West Central Valley 0
Nevada 10, Perry 0
East Sac County 3, Atlantic 0
Knoxville 2, Chariton 0
Harlan Community 5, Denison-Schleswig 1
North Polk 7, Carlisle 0
Des Moines Roosevelt 2, ADM 1
Denison-Schleswig 6, St. Albert 3
Bishop Heelan 9, LeMars 0
Boone 10, Fort Dodge 1
Kuemper Catholic 9, St. Edmond 0
Clarinda 7, Creston 2
Lewis Central 8, Glenwood 1
Atlantic 5, Harlan Community 4
Boys Results
Boone 11, Nevada 0
Kuemper Catholic 7, Sioux City North 2
Council Bluffs Jefferson 6, Audubon 3
Boone 7, Fort Dodge 2
Atlantic 9, Harlan Community 0
The Tri-Center girls track team has had themselves a great start to their season. They have won two out of nine of their events with only six events left on the season.
Coach Lexi Cochran says the team has been a part of few meets this year but the weather has been bit of challenge for her team this season.
The Trojans have been trying a lot of different combinations and relays to help find the right fit for her team.
Coach Cochran commented on a few of her individuals that are doing well this season.
The Trojans have had success in the jumping events this season, despite not having her full roster for the majority of the year due team sharing athletes with other trojans sports programs but she hopes to have the team together when they get to the bigger meets.
The next Tri-Center girls track meet will be (today) Tuesday April 23rd in Audubon. That track meet will get started at 4:30 p.m.
The AHSTW Vikings Boys golf team has now hit the midway point of the season. The Vikings have won a total of two golf meets, with only three golf events left.
The AHSTW Boys currently has 3-5 overall record and 3-5 conference record in the Western Iowa Conference.
Many of the Vikings events have been dual meets this season but coach Aaron Allspach has been pleased that his team has faced tough competition this year.
The Vikings top golfers competed well at a recent meet against IKM-Manning, according to coach Allspach.
Coach Allspach commented on a few of his team’s individual leaders and the example they have set.
The Western Iowa Conference has some really good competition this season and coach Allspach said his team has already played four out of the six teams in Western Iowa Conference in the midway part of the year.
The next golf meet for the Vikings will be Monday April 29th in a Triangular meet against Griswold and Essex for a non-conference meet at the Griswold Country Club. That meet will start at 4:00 p.m.
American record holder KC Lightfoot kicked off Drake Relays week by winning the pole vault at Jordan Creek Town Center in West Des Moines. Lightfoot cleared 19-feet, four and a quarter inches. It was the second best vault of the year, second only to a world record mark set over the weekend by Sweden’s Mondo DuPlantis at a meet in China. For Lightfoot it was his first competition in two months.
Lightfoot on the unique setting of competing in a mall.
Bridget Williams won the women’s pole vault. The 2023 Pan American Games gold medalist cleared 15-feet, four and a quarter inches.
Williams feels its a good way to promote the sport.
The Atlantic Trojan soccer team lost in overtime over Penalty Kicks to East Sac County on Monday night 2-1. The match started even for both teams with neither team managing to move ball down past the defensive back lines. Then halfway through the first half Tucker Freese managed to slip through and have a shot go in to put the Raiders up 1-0. Coming out of halftime, the Trojans committed to their attack continually putting pressure on East Sac County. Their new strategy finally paid off when Kyler Edie had a strong kick to even things up at 1-1. Both overtime halves saw respectable saves by each keeper and the night would end with penalty kicks. Atlantic’s Caleb Andersen would be the first one to shoot for the Trojans and his shot went in. Yet, he would be the only Trojan to score as Atlantic would go on to miss three consecutive shots and the Raiders made their last three. The nail for the Trojans was an impressive quick shot from Sam Schmitt. The final penalty kick score would be 3-1.
Atlantic Head Coach Mark Andersen was proud of the defensive effort he saw from his squad throughout the match.
Even with a loss, Coach Andersen explained how the defeat gave his team more confidence.
East Sac County bumps up t0 3-2 with the victory and head to Carroll on Thursday. The Trojans fall to 3-6 and will stay at home to take on St. Albert in Atlantic.
In windy conditions, the Atlantic Trojans girls soccer team lost 3-0 at home against the East Sac County Raiders on Monday evening. The game stayed relatively completive throughout the initial kick in midfield. Then five minutes in Kenna Meyer managed to find the net and put her team up 1-0. After that shot, the Atlantic defense tightened up and headed into halftime only being down one goal. Midway through the second half, Meyer found herself in Trojan territory and connected on another shot to put her team up 2-0. Still the Raiders weren’t done there as they had one last goal come in at the fourteenth minute from Chloe Bieret to solidify their win and make the final score 3-0.
Atlantic Head Coach Jesse McCann noted that while the loss stung, the Trojans can still take away a few positives from the match.
Heading into their next match, Coach McCann wants his team to focus on communicating with one another more.
With the win East Sac County improves to 4-4 and head to Carroll on Thursday. The Trojans now sit at 1-7 and travel to St. Albert on Tuesday afternoon.
Iowa State quarterback Rocco Becht says an experienced Iowa State defense made it tough on the offense during spring drills. The Cyclones take high hopes into next season and return 18 starters from a team that finished 7-6.
Becht leads an experienced offense and is coming off a season where he had 23 touchdowns and just eight interceptions. He was named the Big 12 freshman offensive player of the year. The Cyclones wrapped up spring drills on Saturday.
ISU opens at home on August 31st against North Dakota.
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