THURSDAY (4/24):

Girls 3,000 Meters

• Lindsey Sonderman, Harlan
• Lili Denton, St. Albert
• Delayna Reese, Lewis Central

Boys Shot Put

• Cal Heydon, Coon Rapids-Bayard
• Tom Mikkelsen, Creston
• Hunter Infanger, Lewis Central

Boys High Jump

• Conner Bowers, Griswold
• Chase Razor, Glenwood

Girls Long Jump

• Lila Wiederstein, Atlantic
• Jocelyn O’Neal, Red Oak

FRIDAY (4/25):

Girls 100 Meter Hurdles

• Rylee Hemmingsen, Treynor
• Lana Alley, Fremont-Mills

Boys 110 High Hurdles

• Peyton Cook, Griswold
• Lucas Bose, Underwood
• Brady Wallace, Treynor
• Cauy Konz, Treynor
• Sam Hulsing, Underwood

Girls 100 Meter

• Brooke Nelson, Lewis Central
• Jerzee Knight, Clarinda

Boys 100 Meter

• William Anderson, Logan-Magnolia
• Brady Wallace, Treynor
• Cauy Konz, Treynor

Girls 4 x 200 Relay

• Glenwood

Boys 4 x 200 Relay

• Treynor

Girls 800 Meters

• Lili Denton, St. Albert

Boys 400 Meters

• Luke Sternberg, AHSTW
• Gabe Funk, Lenox

Boys Discus

• Brayden, Schoon, Creston

Girls Shot Put

• Sophia Fenner, Riverside

Girls High Jump

• Olivia Ausdemore, Lewis Central

SATURDAY (4/26)

Girls Shuttle Hurdle Relay

• Tri-Center
• Fremont-Mills
• Treynor

Boys Shuttle Hurdle Relay

• Treynor

Girls 4 x 100 Relay

• Atlantic
• Clarinda
• Underwood
• Lewis Central
• Tri-Center
• Fremont-Mills
• Glenwood

Boys 4 x 100 Relay

• Glenwood
• Shenandoah
• AC/GC
• Lewis Central
• Atlantic
• Clarinda
• Treynor

Girls 400 Meters Hurdles

• Bella Gute, Fremont-Mills
• Ada Hansen, CAM
• Bella Lamp, AHSTW

Boys 400 Meter Hurdles

• Gabe Funk, Lenox

Girls 1,500 Meters

• Lindsey Sonderman, Harlan
• Lili Denton, St. Albert

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Iowa softball team swept Penn State in a double header on Monday afternoon at Bob Pearl Field. Iowa took game one in run-rule fashion, 10-2, in six innings before winning in game two, 3-1. This is the Hawkeyes third Big Ten series sweep of the season.

Freshman Talia Tretton (8-8) got the start in game one and threw her seventh complete game of the year. She gave up one earned run and fanned seven over 6.0 innings of work. After surrendering five hits through the first two innings, Tretton retired the final 10 Nittany Lion hitters of the game. Sophomore Soo-Jin Berry went 2-for-3 with an RBI. The Hawkeyes took advantage of 15 free passes from the Penn State pitchers with 12 walks and three hit-by-pitches in the game.

Junior Jalen Adams (20-5) started game two for the Hawkeyes. Her 20 wins is the most for a Hawkeye pitcher since 2009, when Brittany Weil won 26 games. Adams threw her 15th complete game of the season allowing one run on four hits and struck out two. Sophomore Jena Young highlighted the offense with a three-run home run.

Junior Avery Jackson, senior Hannah Lindsay and Young all recorded a home run on the day.

HOW IT HAPPENED
Game One

The Nittany Lions got on the board in the opening frame taking the lead, 2-0. The first run came home on an RBI single and the second run was plated after an errant throw from the Hawkeye catcher went into center field. Iowa threatened in the first and second inning, getting two runners on in each frame, but were unable to get on the board.

Tretton retired six straight Nittany Lions hitters in the third and fourth innings picking up five strikeouts. In the bottom of the fourth, the Hawkeye bats came alive with back-to-back home runs from Jackson and Lindsay to tie the game at two. Iowa continued to threaten, loading the bases with one out in the inning. The Hawkeyes took the lead, 4-2, after free passes to junior Tory Bennett and Berry. Tretton helped herself out with a sacrifice fly to push the lead to three, 5-2.

Tretton picked up another one, two, three inning in the fifth. The Hawkeyes took advantage of a couple of Nittany Lion errors in the bottom of the inning bringing home a run to make it, 6-2, after six innings of play. Tretton continued to roll in the circle, retiring 10 straight Penn State hitters. Iowa loaded the bases with one out in the sixth, and brought home three runs on walks to Jaylee Ojo, Young, and Allyssa Ramos, 9-2. Desiree Rivera secured the run-rule win for Iowa with a single to center field to score the 10th run of the game.

Iowa finished the game with 10 runs on eight hits and one error. Penn State had two runs on five hits and had two errors.

Game Two
Adams allowed a leadoff single the start the game, but went on to retire the next three Penn State hitters. Iowa loaded the bases with two outs in the home half of the first but were unable to get on the board.

Iowa opened the scoring in the second inning as Young picked up her 50th hit of the season with a three-run home run to left center to give the Hawkeyes the lead. Adams was cruising in the circle as she retired eight straight Nittany Lion hitters before surrendering a one-out single in the fifth. That runner came around to score on an RBI ground out to get Penn State on the board, 3-1.

Iowa loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the sixth as they were unable to add insurance. Adams closed the game by retiring the final seven Penn State hitters that she faced.

Iowa finished with three runs on four hits and Penn State had one run one four hits.

HEAR FROM ACTING HEAD COACH KARL GOLLAN

“Sweeps are hard to get so it’s always a positive when you can do enough things right to have the opportunity to close three games. They pitched us well so it was imperative our pitching and defense executed until we could find a way to put something together. We always look at the things we can do to improve but creating opportunities to win is also important and we did that as a team so it’s something to feel good about.”

NOTABLES

• Game one of the double header was Iowa’s seventh run-rule victory of the season.
• Young has surpassed 50 hits in each of her first two seasons.
• Young’s five triples this season is tied for eighth in single season history at Iowa.
• The Hawkeyes have taken eight of the last 10 matchups against Penn State.
• First time since 2021 that the Hawkeyes have swept multiple three-game Big Ten series in a season.
• Jackson has reached base in the last 11 games.

UP NEXT
Iowa (28-16, 10-6) returns home on Wednesday to host in-state rival Drake at Bob Pearl Field. First pitched is scheduled for 5 pm CT and will be streamed on B1G+ ($). Tickets are available for $7 for adults, and youth 18 and under are free. More ticketing information can be found on Hawkeyesports.com.

LENOX CO-ED MEET

1. Riverside – 138 points

1st – 4×200 meter relay (1:53.13)

1st – 4×400 meter relay (4:14.63)

1st – 4×800 meter relay (10:26.16) 

1st – Distance medley relay (4:46.79) 

2. Shenandoah – 94 points

1st -Susie Babe, 800 meters (2:39.69) 

1st – Lynnae Green, shot put (38-01.50) 

3. Griswold – 92 points

1st – Carsyn Adams, 400 meter hurdles (1:08.96) 

12. Southwest Valley – 6 points

5th – Mackenzie Richards, shot put (33-07.00) 

RAM RELAYS

1. Greene County – 100 points

2. Perry – 90.5 points

3. Carroll – 88 points

6. ACGC – 57 points

1st – Cadence Petersen, high jump (4-11.00) 

1st – 4×800 meter relay (10:42.93)

1st – Distance medley relay (4:26.23) 

BILL MILLER RELAYS AT VAN METER

1. Van Meter – 121 points

2. Des Moines Christian – 101 points

12. Nodaway Valley – 18 points

3rd – Maddie Weston, 100 meters (13.48)

LENOX MEET 

1. Riverside – 142

1st – Cole Jeppesen, 100 meters (11.31)

1st – Maddox Knoke, 400 meters (50.90)

1st – Brody Henderson, 800 meters (2:03.52) & 1600 meters (4:46.74)

1st – 4×400 meter relay (3:32.42)

2. Shenandoah – 125

1st – Titus Steng, shot put wheelchair (12-08.50) & 400 wheelchair (1:07.07) & 200 meter wheelchair (32.57) & 100 wheelchair (16.70)

1st – Carter Sells, high jump (6-02.00)

1st – Simon Hennings, discus throw (147-08.75)

1st – 4×100 meter relay (44.02)

1st – 4×200 meter relay (1:35.84)

3. Lenox – 106

1st – Gabe Funk, 110 hurdles (14.80), 200 meters (22.51), 400 hurdles (55.27)

4. Griswold – 96

1st – Holden Jensen, 3200 meters (10:38.72)

1st – Shuttle hurdle relay (1:03.24)

1st – Distance medley relay (3:50.69)

7. Southwest Valley – 60

2nd – Brody Crozier, 100 meters (11.41)

2nd – 4×100 meter relay (45.85)

8. East Mills – 27

RAM RELAYS AT GREENE COUNTY

1. ACGC – 145

1st – Dean Vela, 200 meters (23.39)

1st – Brexton Schneider, 110 hurdles (15.44)

1st – Tate Fever, 400 hurdles (56.03)

1st – 4×100 meter relay (43.51)

1st – 4×200 meter relay (1:31.85)

1st – 4×400 meter relay (3:32.13)

1st – Shuttle hurdle relay (1:03.40)

2. Boone – 112

3. Greene County – 108

7. Kuemper Catholic – 39

1st – Griffin Glynn, high jump (5-08.00)

1st – 4×800 meter relay (8:46.65)

BILL MILLER RELAYS AT VAN METER

1. PCM Monroe – 140

2. Knoxville – 116

3. Des Moines Christian – 104.5

8. Nodaway Valley – 38

1st – Trenton Warner, shot put (51-01.25)

Lamson Invite at West Des Moines Valley

1. Marshalltown – 328

2. Ames – 322

3. Norwalk – 348

16. Atlantic – 429

Atlantic: MaKenna Schroeder – 99, Emma Rose – 100, Rylee Bengel – 117, Nevaeh Fewson – 118, Nissa Molgaard – 137

AHSTW Triangular

Griswold NTS

Essex NTS

AHSTW NTS

Medalist: Joanna Reynolds (49) – Griswold

Runner-up: Kathryn Tischer (66) – Griswold

Griswold: Abigail Henderson – 72

Missouri Valley – 247 vs Tri-Center – 256

Medalist: Izzy Vogel (49) – Missouri Valley

Runner-up: Cameron Way (58) – Tri-Center

Tri-Center: Delainey Dollen – 60, Avery Assman – 68, Jayden Heller – 70, Paige Wurderman – 77, Kaliegh Crozier – 81

Missouri Valley: Sam Prokupek – 64, Addy Vogel – 66, Peyton Livermore – 68, Adi Roden – 72, Jaysa Lawrenson – 72 

Rolling Valley at Atlantic

1. Boyer Valley 220

2. Coon Rapids-Bayard 223

3. CAM 257

4. Glidden-Ralston NTS

5. Woodbine NTS

Medalist: Charlie Pryor (45) – Woodbine

Runner-up: Kerra Hart (51) – Coon Rapids-Bayard

Boyer Valley: Zoey Soma – 53, Mataya Bromert – 53, Reese Miller – 57, Gwen Neilsen – 57, Hayley Follmann – 61, Sarah Roberts – 64

CAM: Kaitlyn Platt – 55, Gracie Venteicher – 66, Brooklyne Zimmerline – 67, Nadia South – 69, Hallie Keeler – 70, Kesley Platt – 70

Woodbine: Elise Olson – 53

Martensdale-St. Marys Quad

1. Martensdale-St. Marys 426

2. Nodaway Valley 466

3. Southeast Warren 485

4. Lenox 527

Medalist: Mallory Russell (96) – Nodaway Valley

Runner-up: Kathryn Ballard (97) – Martensdale-St. Marys

Nodaway Valley: Aleyah Pilgreen – 120, Delaney Blomme – 123, Brailyann Coffman – 127, Taryn Gutierrez – 134, Chloe Rardin – 134

Kuemper Catholic – 205 vs Harlan – 247 

Medalist: Addy Beiter (44) – Kuemper Catholic & Macy Mueller (44) – Harlan

Kuemper Catholic: Elsa Tiefenthaler – 46,  Glada Lujano – 57. Ella Pick – 58, Brooklyn Lahr – 58, Addison Tigges – 67 

Harlan: Tobina Bachman – 61, Bristol Loudy – 69, Sienna Michels – 73, Charlotte Heistand – 78 

Rolling Valley at Atlantic:

1. Boyer Valley – 164

2. Coon Rapids-Bayard – 168

3. CAM – 168

4. Woodbine – 170

5. Exira/EHK – 175

6. Glidden-Ralston – 205

Medalist: Chase Jahde (37) – CAM

Runners-up: Cale Soma (38) – Boyer Valley & Cody Dickinson (38) – Woodbine

Other Top 10 Finishers:

T-6th. Josh Nelson (41) – Exira/EHK

T-6th. Cal Pryor (41) – Woodbine

T-9th. Madden Cary (42) – CAM

T-9th Michael Davis (42) – Boyer Valley

AHSTW Triangular:

1. AHSTW 177

2. Griswold 223

3. Essex NTS

Medalist: Kaden Jorgensen (42) – AHSTW

Runner-up: Drew Lee (42) – AHSTW

AHSTW: Tyson Osbahr – 45, Zach Nielsen – 48, Cash Freeman & Sam Sturm – 55

Griswold: Hogan Hook – 46, Alex Nelson – 57, Calden Turner – 59, Brayden Lockwood – 61, Colten Taylor – 63, Walker Gary – 76

Missouri Valley – 173 vs Tri-Center – 180

Medalist: Layton Maasen (35) – Missouri Valley

Runner-up: Kai Sonderland (41) – Tri-Center

Tri-Center: Jayce Waller – 44, Jayden Johnson – 46, Brant Freeberg – 49, Rylan Ring – 56, Cael Witt – 60

Missouri Valley: Maddox Wheeldon – 42, Daylen Kocour & Daxton Myler – 48, Ian Kocour – 49, Dylan Davis – 52

Martensdale-St. Marys Quad:

1. Southeast Warren 357

2. Lenox 390

3. Nodaway Valley 403

4. Martensdale-St. Marys 426

Medalist: Lucas Dirkx (87) – Southeast Warren

Runner-up: Drake Steil (88) – Southeast Warren

Nodaway Valley: Sam Miller – 94, Ty Rardin – 100, Ty Strode – 103, Jack Berg – 106, Derek Raasch – 108, Collin Akers – 131

Bill Chambers Invitational at Spencer

3. Kuemper Catholic 313

14. Denison-Schleswig 354

15. Harlan 359

GIRLS

Lewis Central – 10 vs Atlantic – 0

Treynor – 1 vs Glenwood – 0

St. Albert – 1 vs. Thomas Jefferson – 0

BOYS

Lewis Central – 10 vs Atlantic – 0

Glenwood – 2 vs Tri-Center – 0

Harlan – 5 vs Red Oak – 1

St. Albert – 5 vs Thomas Jefferson – 2

Red Oak – 9 vs Southwest Valley – 0

Red Oak winners: Brett Erickson (2), Landon Gigstad (2), Ethan Strunk (2), Kaleb Sebeniecher (2), Jackson Perdue (2), AJ Beeson (2)

Kuemper Catholic – 9 vs Harlan – 0

Kuemper Catholic winners: Max Reincke (2), Carter Running (2), Landon Pottebaum (2), Braxton Lu (2), Mason Reicks, Luke Schulte, Emmit Juergens/John Janssen (Doubles)

Chariton – 6 vs Creston – 3

Creston winner: Dylan Dornack (2), Spencer Brown/Ben Rushing (doubles), Carson Beer (doubles)

Glenwood – 9 vs Thomas Jefferson – 0

Thomas Jefferson winners: Brennan Anderson (2), Ripley Smith (2), Grahm Newberry (2), Jack Smithers (2), Dylan Cutshall (2), Myles Longmeyer (2)

Southwest Valley – 5 vs Red Oak – 4

Southwest Valley winners: Maddie Bevington (2), Ray Helvie (2), Natalia Zimmerman, Nora Paul, Mailee Templeton

Red Oak winners: Mariella Richards-Hernandez (2), Sophie Snyder, Bree Mitchell, Lauren Dean 

Kuemper Catholic – 9 vs Harlan – 0

Kuemper Catholic winners: Kaylie Simons (2), Sophia Tidgren (2), Charlotte Schwabe (2), Ella Schwarte (2), Bella Lu (2), Regan Garringer, Kaia Neumann 

Creston – 9 vs Chariton – 0 

Creston winners: Ava Adamson (2), Sasha Wurster (2), Hollyn Rieck (2), Kennedy Strider (2), Shaylee Coen (2), Marlee Stalker  (2)