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1. Denison-Schleswig 23
2. Lewis Central 18
3. Clarinda 17
4. St. Albert 16
t5. Glenwood 15
t5. Shenandoah 15
7. Atlantic 13
8. Creston 12
9. Kuemper Catholic 10
10. Harlan 3
11. Red Oak 2
#1 Singles
1. Travis Miller, St. Albert
2. Nick Podhajsky, Atlantic
3. Matt Moran, Denison-Schleswig
4. Ryan Kucera, Creston
5. Jacob Brooks, Clarinda
6. Jake Drustrup, Lewis Central
7. David Hu, Shenandoah
8. Justin Schroeder, Kuemper Catholic
#2 Singles
1. Cody Goeser, St. Albert
2. Ryan Higginbotham, Lewis Central
3. Trey Stickler, Clarinda
4. Sam Weber, Denison-Schleswig
5. Dalton Stoaks, Shenandoah
6. Grant Podhajsky, Atlantic
7. Adam Konfrst, Glenwood
8. Sam Eagan, Creston
#1 Doubles
1. Mitch Kinsey/Spencer Pauley, Denison-Schleswig
2. Austin Smith/Dedric Kettwick, Clarinda
3. Joe Mohr/Matt Dentlinger, Kuemper Catholic
4. Aaron Chekal/Sam Lauritsen, Glenwood
5. Alex Goodell/Josh Miller, Shenandoah
6. Ben Parker/Kyle Krueger, Atlantic
7. Josh Cheek/Nolan Heese, Harlan
8. Colton Lear/Cory Lear, Lewis Central
#2 Doubles
1. Corey Bertini/Adam Recker, Glenwood
2. Blake Elam/Cole Scheidle, Lewis Central
3. Jacob Cook/Jaden Driskell, Creston
4. Devon Ashenfelter/Garrett Clark, Shenandoah
5. Jesse Ayala/Porter Bilsten, Denison-Schleswig
6. Blake Eischeid/Tyler Schroeder, Kuemper Catholic
7. Donnie Torbett/Jesse Taylor, Red Oak
8. Michael Rueschenberg/Kaleb Kaster, Harlan
Rolling Valley Conference Boys Golf Meet
1. Coon Rapids-Bayard 365
2. Boyer Valley 365
3. Charter Oak-Ute 382
4. Exira-EHK 383
5. Glidden-Ralston 389
6. Woodbine 404
7. CAM 409
1. Kyle Behrendt, Boyer Valley 80
2. Ricky Coleman, Woodbine 86
3. Spencer Miller, Boyer Valley 89
4. Owen Peverstorf, CR-B 90
5. Sam Honold, CR-B 91
6. Spencer Gress, CO-U 91
7. Isaac McAlister, CR-B 91
Rolling Valley Conference Girls Golf Meet
1. Boyer Valley 452
2. CAM 465
3. Exira/EHK 487
4. Charter Oak-Ute 499
5. Coon Rapids-Bayard 538
6. Glidden-Ralston 582
1. Brookly Wendt, CAM 105
2. Jessica Wood, Exira/EHK 106
3. Sierra Marshall, Woodbine 106
4. Allison Behrendt, Boyer Valley 106
5. Brook Hast, Boyer Valley 110
6. Morgan Ferguson, CAM 112
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Matt Carpenter will rejoin the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday after missing a weekend series in Pittsburgh because of dehydration and an accelerated heart. General manager John Mozeliak said manager Mike Matheny will decided whether Carpenter starts in Tuesday’s series opener at Cleveland. Carpenter is among the National League leaders with a .333 average and tied for the league lead with 14 doubles.
Mozeliak said Monday the team will monitor Carpenter closely. Mozeliak also said Tyler Lyons will remain in the rotation for now, filling the spot of sidelined ace Adam Wainwright. Marco Gonzales and Jaime Garcia both made injury rehabilitation starts last weekend and both will make at least one more start in the minor leagues.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — More than a month into the season, the St. Louis Cardinals finally lost a series. Given the personnel they’ve lost, it’s been a remarkable start.
The Cardinals finally got a break Monday after playing 20 consecutive games, going 14-6 during a stretch that began with a healthy ace, setup man and top hitter and concluded without all three. They own the best record in the majors at 22-9 despite losing Adam Wainwright for the season with a torn Achilles tendon, shutting down Jordan Walden due to biceps and shoulder woes and giving Matt Carpenter a break due to fatigue and dehydration.
The Cardinals could be closer to getting a long-term replacement for Wainwright, although lefty Tyler Lyons will remain in the rotation for at least one more start.
1. Webster City 297
2. Panorama 325
3. Carroll 325
4. Kuemper Catholic 329
5. Denison 330
6. Spencer 336
7. Atlantic 337
8. Southeast Valley 339
9. MOC Floyd Valley 339
10. Harlan 341
11. Shenandoah 351
12. Ft. Dodge St. Edmond 354
13. Storm Lake 360
14. Alta Aurelia 365
Atlantic Results:
Jake Olsen 76 (4th Place)
Ben Renaud 87
Zac Stork 86
Kyle Nelson 88
Nate Gifford 94
Mason Goergen 103
1. Harlan 415
2. Panorama 431
3. Exira/EHK 471
4. Coon Rapids-Bayard 502
5. Audubon 618
Medalists:
1. Jorja Weitl, Audubon 96
2. Lexie Holloway, Harlan 97
3. Anna Koch, Panorama 101
4. Maggie Langenfeld, Harlan 106
5. Amber Gross, Harlan 106
6. Delaney Kelly, Harlan 106
7. Emily Houston, Panorama 108
8. Shayna Elliott, Panorama 109
9. Kristen Ferry, Harlan 110
10. Meghan Christensen, Harlan 113
It was a successful senior day for the 15th ranked Iowa baseball team. The Hawkeyes completed a weekend sweep of Minnesota by taking advantage of seven walks in a 7-1 victory. Junior pitcher Calvin Mathews gave up one run in five innings of work to boost his season mark to 5-1. Iowa improves to 18-3 in the Big Ten and 37-12 overall. They close out the regular season with a three game series at Rutgers beginning Thursday.
(Learfield Sports)
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Jung Ho Kang went 2 for 4 with a home run and two RBIs and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 Sunday. The Cardinals dropped two of three in Pittsburgh, their first series loss of the season. With the game tied 3-3, Kang hit a go-ahead RBI single in the seventh inning. Kang hit his second home run of the season in the first inning, a shot to left field off a 0-2 fastball left over the middle of the plate from St. Louis left-hander Tyler Lyons.
Kang’s home run gave Pittsburgh a 1-0 lead. The Pirates added a run in the fourth when Starling Marte reached on an infield single and advanced to third when Lyons’ throw went wide of first base. Jordy Mercer hit a line drive that Matt Reynolds couldn’t handle at third, allowing Marte to score for a 2-0 Pirates lead.
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Jordy Mercer broke out of a deep slump with a go-ahead two-run double and the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-5 on Saturday night.
Mercer, who began the day hitting .186, sent a fastball off the wall in center field with one out in the sixth to give the Pirates the lead. Mercer finished with three RBIs, nearly doubling his season total.
Neil Walker added his second homer and the Pirates ended a seven-game losing streak to the Cardinals. Rob Scahill (1-2) earned the win in relief. Mark Melancon worked a perfect ninth for his sixth save.
Jhonny Peralta and Jason Heyward had two hits each. Both were on base in the second inning when Yadier Molina hit into the franchise’s first triple play in nearly 12 years. Carlos Martinez (3-1) picked up his first loss.
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