Team Scores

1. Madrid 186.5
2. Mount Ayr 107
3. Albia 100
4. Bondurant-Farrar 76
5. Gilbert 72.5
6. I-35 57
7. Colfax-Mingo 34.5
8. Martensdale-St. Marys
9. Southeast Warren 26
10. Pleasantville 25.5
11. Nodaway Valley 25

Full results here.

The Greene County boys and Dallas Center-Grimes girls tracks teams were victorious at the Tiger/Knight Relays in Carroll on Friday.

On the girls side Atlantic got wins from Haley Rasmussen in the Long Jump, 100M, and 200M. The Trojans also won the Sprint Medley, Distance Medley, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

Girls Team Scores

1. Dallas Center-Grimes 147
2. Atlantic 125
3. Creston 112
4. Greene County 64
5. Boone 46
6. Denison-Schleswig 44
7. Carroll 32
8. East Sac County 9

In boys competition Atlantic won the 4x400M, Sprint Medley, and Distance Medley.

Boys Team Scores

1. Greene County 95.5
2. Denison-Schleswig 77
3. Atlantic 74
4. CB Abraham Lincoln 74
5. Carroll 71.5

Full results here: Tiger-Knight Relays 2019

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Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

NEW YORK (AP) — Homer Bailey won consecutive starts for the first time since July 2017, holding the New York Yankees to three hits over six innings and leading the Kansas City Royals to a 6-1 victory. Jorge Soler and Ryan O’Hearn hit solo home runs off Domingo Germán, and the Royals won their second straight after starting the season 5-12, including 0-5 on the road.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska’s Noor Ahmed is the only golfer at the college level or higher known to wear a hijab while competing. Ahmed says she hopes Muslim girls are watching her and encouraged to chase their dreams in environments where they might encounter fear, uncertainty and hostility. Ahmed has been the Cornhuskers’ No. 2 player most of the spring. She helped them win their first tournament title in five years.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — From the moment he took over the Kansas City Chiefs’ front office, general manager Brett Veach has been willing to go out on a limb, whether it was signing a big-name free agent or swinging a trade or releasing a well-known player. Now, he will finally have a chance to show what he can do in the draft.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa State should have one of the most talented teams in school history. The Cyclones will also be without two of the most gifted players they’ve ever had in wide receiver Hakeem Butler and running back David Montgomery, and replacing their production will be paramount to their success next season. But the Cyclones should finally have enough depth to withstand those blows.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Kansas has officially appealed the two-year suspension of forward Silvio De Sousa arising from an FBI probe into corruption in college basketball. The school says De Sousa was suspended for most of the 2018-19 basketball season and all of the 2019-20 season “for alleged violations that he was unaware of and from which he did not benefit.” The appeal now goes to the Committee on Student-Athlete Reinstatement. That committee’s ruling is final.

UNDATED (AP) — Major League Soccer will expand to 30 total teams in the upcoming years. Commissioner Don Garber made the announcement at the Board Of Governors meeting in Los Angeles. The board did not identify markets but groups in St. Louis and Sacramento, California, will be invited to give formal presentations to the league’s expansion committee.

Girls Golf

• Atlantic 182, Clarinda 199. Medalist: Alyssa Ginther, Atlantic 38. Runner-Up Baylee Newell, Atlantic 40.
• Creston 160, Shenandoah 194, Southwest Valley NTS. Medalist: Rylie Driskell, Creston 34
• Essex/Stanton 224, Sidney 231. Medalist: Madison Kingery, Sidney 53.
• Griswold 237, Fremont-Mills NTS. Medalist: Jenna Reynolds, Griswold 49.
• IKM-Manning 184, Riverside 228. Medalist: Bre Muhlbauer, IKM-Manning 44.
• Missouri Valley 213, Audubon 230. Medalist: Madison Lease, Missouri Valley.
• Red Oak 213, Nodaway Valley 247. Medalist: Kate Carlson, Red Oak 50

Boys Golf

• Atlantic 151, Clarinda 167. Medalist: Matt Gearheart, Atlantic 37. Runner-Up: Braden Smith, Atlantic 37. Cyle Renaud also shot 37 for the Trojans.
• Creston 151, Shenandoah 166, Southwest Valley 201. Medalist: Colby Burg, Creston 35.
• Fremont-Mills 220, Griswold NTS. Medalist: Cooper Langfelt, F-M 48
• IKM-Manning 164, Riverside 183. Medalist: Kyler Rasmussen, IKM-Manning 37.
• Missouri Valley 186, Audubon 187. Medalist: Nick Tennis, Missouri Valley 36.
• Sidney 192, East Mills 218, Essex/Stanton 243. Medalist: Zayne Osborn, Sidney 39.

Girls Tennis

Clarinda 8, Atlantic 1 ATL_BG19_CLA_results
Creston 8, Audubon 1
Shenandoah 9, Harlan 0

Boys Tennis

Clarinda 6, Atlantic 3 ATL_BG19_CLA_results
CB Thomas Jefferson 6, Glenwood 3
Shenandoah 6, Harlan 3

Boys Soccer

Carroll 1, Atlantic 0. OT
ADM 5, Knoxville 0
Riverside 9, Missouri Valley 0
Underwood 3, Logan-Magnolia 1

Girls Soccer

Glenwood 6, Harlan 2
Missouri Valley 1, Riverside 0

The Abraham Lincoln girls track team won the AL/TJ Girls Track Invite on Thursday night. Darby Thomas won 4 events herself to lead the Lynx to the team title. Thomas won the 100M, 200M, 100M Hurdles, and Long Jump.

Harlan was the 2nd place team and picked up a win in the 4x200M Relay.

Team Scores

1. CB Abraham Lincoln 192
2. Harlan 122.5
3. Glenwood 110
4. Logan-Magnolia 96
5. Lewis Central 82.5
6. CB Thomas Jefferson 70
7. Fremont-Mills 36

Full results here.

The AC/GC boys and Van Meter girls track teams earned wins at the West Central Valley Wildcat Relays on Thursday night.

On the girls side Van Meter scored 175 points to win. AC/GC was 2nd and CAM came in 3rd. Kate Crawford of AC/GC won the 800M, 1500M, 3000M. Madison McDermott won the Shot Put and Discus for the Chargers and their Distance Medley team was victorious.

Girls Team Scores

1. Van Meter 175
2. AC/GC 130
3. CAM 63
4. Glidden-Ralston 55
5. West Central Valley 55
6. Woodward-Granger 52
7. Ogden 33
8. Ankeny Christian 18
9. Grand View Christian 5

Full results here.

On the boys side AC/GC scored 127 point in first and CAM came in second with 106. Clay Billheimer and Noah Nelsen led the Chargers with 1-2 finishes in the 800M and 1600M. They swapped top billing with Billheimer winning the 800M and Nelsen taking the 1600M. AC/GC also won the 4x800M and the Distance Medley.

CAM’s Connor McKee won the 400M Hurdles, Mitchell Williamson won the Discus and Shot Put, Jacob Holste took the High Jump, and DeShawn Carr won the Long Jump. The Cougars also won the Shuttle Hurdles.

Boys Team Scores

1. AC/GC 127
2. CAM 106
3. Van Meter 101
4. West Central Valley 96
5. Woodward-Granger 66
6. Ankeny Christian 29
7. Ogden 28
8. Grand View Christian 23
9. Glidden-Ralston 10
10. Paton-Churdan 2

Full results here.

The Sidney boys track team captured the top of the podium in their home invitational on Thursday. The meet was ran in Tabor at the Fremont-Mills track. The Cowboys won 8 events en route to the championship.

Teams Scores

1. Sidney 143
2. Glenwood 117
3. Fremont-Mills 76
4. Stanton 66
5. Clarinda Academy 48
6. East Mills 42
7. Essex 30
8. Heartland Christian 19
9. South Page 7

Full results here.