Team Scores:

1. Treynor  96.5
2. Riverside  92
3. Guthrie Center  79
4. Underwood  63
5. Missouri Valley  57
6. Griswold  51
7. Tri-Center  46
8. CAM  32
9. Exira/EHK  31.5
10. A-H-S-T  31
11. West Monona  27
12. Audubon  26.5
13. Woodbine  23
14. East Greene  15.5
15. West Central Valley  15
16. Ar-We-Va  13

Individual Winners:

• 100: Kyle Kuhlman (Woodbine)
• 200: Tim Schachtner (Guthrie Center)
• 400: Cade Cleaveland (Riverside)
• 800: Cade Cleaveland (Riverside)
• 1600: Jacob Willey (West Monona)
• 3200: John Gunderson (Riverside)
• 110 Hurdles: Jared Schoning (Griswold)
• 400 Hurdles: Trevor McKee (CAM)
• 4 x 100: A-H-S-T (Ben Jacobsen, Austin Fink, Tyler Robinson, Josh Bryant)
• 4 x 200: Treynor (Dane Livengood, Kyle Ticer, Quentin Keuck, Connor Meis)
• 4 x 400: CAM  (Brady Runyan, Jarrad Cavin, Dylan Amdor, Trevor McKee)
• 4 x 800: Riverside (Cade Cleaveland, Ean Patrick, Carl Rowe, Brady Ryan)
• Distance Medley: Treynor (Kyle Ticer, Trevor Calfee, Dane Livengood, Nick Paulsen)
• Shuttle Hurdle: Treynor (Quentin Keuck, Connor Meis, Trenton Geer, Josh Fermstead)
• High Jump: Connor Meis (Treynor)
• Long Jump: Reed Ostrander (East Greene)
• Shot Put: Mitch Kearns (West Central Valley)
• Discus: Blake Gunderson (Underwood)

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Team Scores:

1. Harlan  133
2. Atlantic  86
3. Lewis Central  64
4. Denison  53
5. Kuemper Catholic  36

Atlantic 1st Place Winners:

• 400:  Blake Esbeck 53.85
• 800:  Blake Esbeck
• 4 x 200:  Tye Nielsen, Ryan McDermott, Sam Markham, Ethan Westering
• Shot Put:  Tyler Hovey 46-2
• Discus:  Tyler Hovey 143-6
• Long Jump:  Sam Markham 21-3

Atlantic 2nd Place Finishers:

• 200:  Ryan McDermott
• 4 x 100:  Zach Smith, Tye Nielsen, Ryan McDermott, Ethan Westering
• 4 x 400:  Sam Markham, Robert Bodine, Bryce Wernimont, Ethan Westering

Atlantic 3rd Place Finishers:

• 400 Hurdles:  Bryce Wernimont
• Distance Medley:  Zach Smith, Brody Peterson, Jake Auerbach, Logan Steffens

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State junior forward Chelsea Poppens has been recognized as an honorable mention All-American by The Associated Press.

Poppens, an Aplington, Iowa native, was the only Big 12 player to average a double-double this season. She averaged a career-best 14.2 points and 10.6 rebounds en route to being named one of three unanimous selections to the All-Big 12 first team. Poppens’ 317 rebounds make her just the second Cyclone to grab over 300 in a season. Former Cyclone All-American Angie Welle accomplished the feat in 2001 and 2002.

Poppens led the Big 12 in offensive rebounds, grabbing 4.4 per game, and shot 49.8 percent from the field. She improved from the free-throw line as a junior, shooting 71.3 percent from the charity stripe after entering the season as a 64.1 percent shooter.

Hawkeye 10 North Division Meet @ Harlan

Team Scores

1. Harlan  181
2. Atlantic  88
3. Denison/Schleswig  69
4. Kuemper Catholic  28
5. Lewis Central  24

Atlantic 1^st Place Finishers:

• 3,000: Ali Krogman 11:17.01
• 4 x 100 Shuttle Hurdle: Amanda Gude, Paige Kennon, Sam McConnell, Mackenzie Holmes
• 400: Melanie Nielsen 1:04.04
• 1,500: Ali Krogman 5:22.93

Atlantic 2^nd Place Finishers:

• 4 x 800: Allie Siggins, Brienna Steffens, Savannah Sorensen, Lauren Krogman
• Distance Medley: Kristin Johnk, Erin Shannon, Amanda Gude, Sam Peterson

AMES, Iowa (AP) — It’s been over a year since Iowa State’s starting quarterback job came open. The Cyclones still can’t figure who their top guy will be. Iowa State spent the first week of spring practice embroiled in yet another quarterback competition. This time, the Cyclones are hoping either Steele Jantz or Jared Barnett grab hold of the team’s most important position. Iowa State coach Paul Rhoads didn’t offering any hints about the state of the competition on Tuesday, except to praise Jantz and Barnett for their work habits so far this offseason.

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JUPITER, Fla. (AP) – David Wright singled and made a fine fielding play in his first spring training game, helping the New York Mets beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3 Monday. Wright had missed the entire Grapefruit League schedule because of a torn abdominal muscle. He lined Jake Westbrook’s full-count pitch into left field in the first inning. He grounded out to short in the fourth.  In the second inning, Wright dived to his right to snag Rafael Furcal’s one-hopper behind third base, popped up and threw to first in time.  Johan Santana walked three of the first four Cardinals – two scored. Coming in, Santana had walked just four in 13 1-3 innings.  Matt Holliday extended his hitting streak to 13 games with an RBI single. Tyler Greene’s sacrifice fly to right brought in the second run.