Panorama Invitational 

1. Des Moines Christian – 181

2. Woodward-Granger – 220

3. Panorama – 232

4. North Polk – 236

5. ACGC – 246

 

Top 15 Scores

1. Courtney Latham (39) – Des Moines Christian

2. Mia Traeger (45) – Des Moines Christian

3. Alyx Swafford (46) – Des Moines Christian

4. Mallory Polito (46) – Woodward-Granger

5. Jenna Determan (51) – Des Moines Christian

7. Paula Lopez (55) – Panorama

11. Rylee Robson (58) – ACGC

 

Missouri River Conference Championship  1. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 391

2. Sioux City East – 406

3. LeMars – 416

4. Bishop Heelan – 421

5. Abraham Lincoln – 463

6. Thomas Jefferson – 498

7. Sioux City West – 508

 

Top 5

1. Cora Eckhoff (88) – Sergeant Bluff-Luton

2. Brooklyn Limoges (91) – Sioux City East

3. Mya Skov (96) – LeMars

3. Hollie Peterson (96) – Sioux City East

5. Hannah Hoffman (98) – Sioux City North

5. Bella Anson (98) – Bishop Heelan

Class 3A Sectional at Atlantic 

1. ADM – 294

2. Atlantic – 305

3. Glenwood – 323

4. Winterset – 327

5. Harlan – 343

6. Creston – 349

8. Red Oak – 409

District Team Qualifiers: Atlantic & Glenwood

Individual Qualifiers:

1. Grant Jansen (69) – ADM

3. Hudson McLaren, Atlantic (75) – Atlantic

5. Sam Brosam, Atlantic (76) – Atlantic

6. Weston Couse (77) – Red Oak

7. Brady Wood (77) – Atlantic

8. Gage Gross (77) – Atlantic

9. Jaxon Erickson (78) – Glenwood

10. Jonas Reynolds (78)  – Harlan

 

Class 3A Sectional at Spencer 

1. MOC-FC – 294

2. Spencer – 306

3. Spirit Lake – 312

5. Denison-Schleswig – 334

 

Individual Qualifier:

10. Malachi Esteves, Denison-Schleswig (78)

 

The biggest challenge of the season awaits the Iowa Hawkeye baseball team as they get ready for Thursday’s start of a three game series against fifth ranked Oregon. With two wins the Hawkeyes will clinch at least a share of their first Big Ten regular season title since 1990. Junior shortstop Gable Mitchell is the leading hitter at .343 for a Hawkeye team that few expected to contend for a championship.

After winning eight consecutive series the Hawkeyes have dropped their last two against Washington and Oregon State. Mitchell says they will need to step it up against the Ducks.

The Hawkeyes are 10-2 in Big Ten play this season at Banks Field and hope for the home field remains an advantage this week.

Senior pitcher Ben DeTaeye says the Hawkeyes were confident a run like this could happen clear back to the start of fall practice.

DeTaeye pitched five hitless innings against 10th ranked Oregon State on Sunday in place of injured starter Reece Beuter. If Beuter can’t go this week, DeTaeye could get the ball in Saturday’s series finale.

 

That’s Iowa coach Rick Heller.

The Iowa State women’s golf team will take part in the NCAA Championships beginning Friday in Carlsbad, California. Coach Christie Martens is leading the Cyclones to the championships for the second time program history after a third place finish in a regional in Lubbock, Texas.

Martens says the Cyclones have made a lot of progress since the start of last fall’s season.

Martens says the Cyclones biggest area of progress has been in the short game and putting.

It’s Iowa State first trip to the NCAA Championships since 2014.

GIRLS 

Underwood – 10 vs AHSTW – 0 

Lewis Central – 2 vs Harlan – 1

Denison-Schleswig – 4 vs Boone – 1

West Central Valley – 1 vs Kuemper Catholic – 1

Treynor – 1 vs St. Albert – 0

BOYS 

Underwood – 4 vs AHSTW – 4

Lewis Central – 6 vs Harlan – 0

Creston – 7 vs Red Oak – 1

St. Albert – 3 vs Treynor – 0 

West Central Valley – 4 vs Kuemper Catholic – 0

Hawkeye Ten Conference Meet 

1. Lewis Central – 364

2. Kuemper Catholic – 365

3. Shenandoah – 372

4. Red Oak – 372

5. Clarinda – 394

6. Denison-Schleswig – 417

7. St. Albert – 425

8. Atlantic – 443

9. Harlan – 464

NTS – Creston, Glenwood

Medalist: Chloe Perfect (75) – Lewis Central

Runner-up: Brynn Knaus (82) – Red Oak

Top 15:

3. Taylor Rasmussen (83) – Clarinda

4. Addy Beiter (83) – Kuemper Catholic

5. Macy Mueller (85) – Harlan

6. Addey Lydon, Red Oak (86)

7. Giada Lujano (87) – Kuemper Catholic

8. Ella Narmi (87) – St. Albert

9. Elsa Tiefenthaler (88) – Kuemper Catholic

10. Sarah Pickens (88) – Shenandoah

11. Rachel Jones (88) – Shenandoah

12. Kylie Foutch (92) – Shenandoah

13. Emily Bahnsen (93) – Denison-Schleswig

14. Kate Reed (94) – Lewis Central

15. Brooke Larsen (95) – Lewis Central

 

Tri-Center – 213 vs AHSTW NTS

Medalist: Cameron Way (45) – Tri-Center

Runner-up: Delainey Dollen (49) – Tri-Center

Other Tri-Center: Avery Assmann – 57, Kendra Calhoun – 62, Kayleigh Crozier – 69, Jayden Heller – 81

 

Coon Rapids-Bayard – 228 vs ACGC – 232

Medalist: Kerra Hart (52) – Coon Rapids-Bayard

Runner-up: Allie DeWitt (53) – ACGC

Other ACGC: Rylee Robson – 59, Ava Sneller – 60, Lucy Knutter – 60, Cora Fluharty – 75

 

 

Audubon Triangular 

1. Audubon 167

2. Riverside 173

3.Exira/EHK 183

Medalist: Sully McClain (39) – Audubon

Runner-up: Oliver Deist (42) – Audubon

Other Audubon: Henry Burr – 42, Jack Stanerson – 44, Hudson Hocker – 46, Ryan Hermansen – 49

Riverside: Taven Moore – 42, Nathan Smith – 43, Bennett Hough – 44, Peyton Amdor – 44, James McCready – 45, AC Roller – 51

Exira/EHK: Austin Rasmussen – 41, Josh Nelson – 45, Alex Hansen – 45, Owen Juhl – 52, Jack Hansen – 52, Josten Kilworth – 57

 

Tri-Center – 167 vs AHSTW – 179

Medalist: Jayce Waller (38) – Tri-Center

Runner-up: Drew Lee (41) – AHSTW

Other Tri-Center: Evan Wham 41, Keegan Cook 44, Kai Sonderland 45, Brant Freeberg 49

Other AHSTW: Kaden Jorgenson 42, Zach Nielsen 47, Cash Freeman 49, Kavin Rold 51, Sam Sturm 58

 

1. Mount Ayr 149

2. Bedford 183

3. Lenox 188

Medalist: Dylan Graham  (35) – Mount Ayr

Runner-up: Tanner Streit (37) – Mount Ayr

TC GIRLS TROJAN RELAYS 

1. Tri-Center — 155 pts

1st – Kaitlin Kozeal, 100 meters (13.20)

1st – Tess Casey, 200 meters (26.26)

1st – Reese Dittmer, 1500 meters (5:31.55)

1st – Avilyn Killpack, high jump (5-00.00)

1st – Relays: 4×400 (4:14.21), 4×800 (9:49.73), shuttle hurdle (1:07.04)

 

2. Treynor — 128 pts

1st – Kennedy Hughey, 400 meters (1:03.64)

1st – Ryleigh Thomas, 3000 meters (12:14.32)

1st – Delaney Mathews, shot put (37-05.50)

1st – Relays: Sprint medley (1:53.60)

 

3. Riverside — 97 pts

1st – Bentley Rone, 400 hurdles (1:09.58)

1st – Kayden Schnack, long jump (16-05.25)

1st – Relays: 4×100 (53.64), 4×200 (1:50.66)

 

4. CAM — 64 pts

1st – Ada Hansen, 100 hurdles (15.27)

1st – Courtney Follmann, discus throw (122-07)

 

5. Logan-Magnolia — 44 pts

6. Underwood — 26 pts

6. Audubon — 26 pts

8. Missouri Valley — 23 pts

9. Atlantic — 16 pts

 

CENTRAL DECATUR MEET 

1. Creston — 124 pts

1st – Kadley Bailey, 100 hurdles (16.19)

1st – Cora Smith, 200 meters (26.65) & 400 meters (1:00.19)

1st – Payton Davis, 1500 meters (5:24.00)

1st – Shuttle hurdle relay  (1:09.80)

1st – 4×800 (10:21.53)

1st – distance medley (4:31.05)

 

2. Central Decatur — 93 pts

3. Wayne — 84 pts

5. Lenox — 65 pts 

5. Mount Ayr — 65 pts

1st – 4×400 (4:15.43)

 

8. Bedford — 45 pts

9. Southeast Warren — 42 points

10. East Union — 30 pts

 

PLEASANTVILLE MEET 

1. Eddyville-Blakesburg/Fremont – 144 pts

2. Madrid — 127.5 pts

3. Interstate 35 — 109 pts

4. Earlham — 96 pts

5. Pleasantville — 83 pts

7. Melcher-Dallas — 52 pts

8. Nodaway Valley — 37 pts

BOYER VALLEY MEET

1. IKM-Manning — 129 points

1st – Brock Kusel, 110 meter hurdles (16.39) 

1st – Xaviore Diaz, high jump (5-06.00) 

1st – 4×100 meter relay (44.46)

 

2. Logan-Magnolia — 98 points

1st – William Anderson, 100 meters (11.32) & 200 meters (22.65) 

1st – Jacob Sporrer, 3200 meters (11:18.37)

3. Riverside — 97 points

1st – Dawson Henderson, 1600 meters (4:33.29) 

1st – 4×200 meter relay (1:31.48) 

1st – 4×400 meter relay (3:38.88) 

1st – Shuttle hurdle relay (1:04.23) 

 

4. Boyer Valley — 84 points

1st – 4×800 meter relay (9:13.34)

1st – Distance medley relay (3:38.91) 

 

5. Tri-Center — 78 points

1st – Carter Kunze, 400 meters (51.77) & long jump (20-08.25) 

1st – Brennan Dolen, 800 meters (2:05.89) 

 

6. Missouri Valley — 65 points 

1st – Mason Herman, 400 meter hurdles (58.83) 

1st – Nolan Birdsall, shot put (50-10.00) 

1st – Sprint medley relay (1:39.96) 

 

 

FREMONT-MILLS LAST CHANCE MEET 

1. Fremont-Mills – 111 pts

•Broden Zimmerman, 400 meter hurdles 91:05.93) 

1st – 4×100 meter relay (44.60) 

1st – 4×200 meter relay (1:34.50) 

 

2. Sidney — 107 pts

1st – Carter Buttry, 1600 emters (4:52.98) 

1st – Flynt Bell, 400 meters (54.58) 

1st – 4×400 meter relay (3:55.74) 

1st – 4×800 meter relay (9:00.83) 

 

3. Southwest Valley — 98 pts

1st – Brody Crozier, 100 meters (11.44) & long jump (19-11.00) 

1st – Ian Forsythe, 800 meters (2:09.41) 

1st – Shuttle hurdle relay (1:05.37) 

 

4. East Mills — 80 pts

5. Heartland Christian — 69 pts

6. Essex — 43 pts

7. Stanton — 41 pts

8. Shenandoah — 13 pts

9. Iowa School for Deaf — 10 pts

10. Hamburg — 1 pt

 

CENTRAL DECATUR MEET 

1. Chariton – 123 pts 

2. Lenox — 118 pts

3. Mount Ayr — 89 pts

1st – Drayden Thompson, 400 meters (53.50) 

1st – 4×100 meter relay (44.79)

1st – 4×400 meter relay (3:36.11) 

 

4. Creston — 88 pts

1st – Seth Gordon, 100 meters (11.29) 

1st – Brayden Schoon, discus (155-02.00)

1st – Tom Mikkelsen, shot put (55-00.00) 

 

5. Southeast Warren — 76 pts

6. Bedford — 67 pts

1st – Eli Johnson, shot put wheelchair (15-08.00), 100 meter wheelchair (19.51), 400 meter wheelchair (1:07.71), 800 meter wheelchair (2:19.57) 

 

7. Central Decatur — 65 pts

8. Wayne — 63 pts

MERRITT-CHARGER INVITATIONAL AT ACGC

1. Earlham — 109 pts

1st – David Nichols, 1600 meters (4:45.87)

1st – 4×400 meter relay (3:28.88) 

1st – Distance medley relay (3:48.09) 

 

2. Underwood — 98 pts

3. Madrid — 74 pts

4. ACGC — 71 pts

1st – Mike Fuller, shot put (51-02.50) 

1st – Sprint medley relay (1:37.76) 

 

5. Treynor — 68 pts

1st – 4×100 meter relay (42.67) 

1st – 4×200 meter relay (1:31.86) 

1st – Shuttle hurdle relay (58.13) 

 

6. Des Moines Christian — 62 pts

7. Audubon — 46 pts

•Aiden Kjergaard, 800 meters (2:06.45) 

 

8. Panorama — 42 pts

8. Woodward-Granger — 42 pts

10. Van Meter — 39 pts

11. CAM — 37 pts

12. West Central Valley — 25 pts

13. Paton-Churdan — 18 pts

14. Exira/EHK — 2 pts

 

PLEASANTVILLE MEET 

1. Pleasantville — 159 pts

6. Nodaway Valley — 76 pts

1st – Luke Kading, 1600 meters (4:53.27)

1st – Cherubim Mercado (11:47.40) 

1st – Trent Warner, shot put (53-08.50) 

1st – Distance medley (3:49.83) 

 

 

 

UNI football coach Todd Stepsis expects the Panther’s depth to improve by the start of summer workouts. Several veteran players were held out of spring drills due to injury and Stepsis says they may search the transfer portal for some help.

Stepsis says building depth on the defensive line remains a priority.

Stepsis says for incoming freshmen and transfers summer workouts become even more important.

The Panthers open next season at home on August 30th against Butler.