Girls Soccer

Kuemper Catholic 3, Atlantic 2 OT/PKs
CB Abraham Lincoln 6, Maryville 3
Glenwood 4, Sioux City West 1
Nodaway Valley/WCV 4, Greene County 0
Sioux City East 2, CB Thomas Jefferson 0
St. Albert 11, Creston 1
Underwood 4, Missouri Valley 0

Boys Soccer

Creston 3, St. Albert 1
Harlan 4, Lewis Central 0
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 2, Glenwood 1 OT/PKs
Underwood 11, Missouri Valley 1

The Treynor boys track team won their home Jerome Howe Relays on Monday night. The Cardinals scored 145 points to win with IKM-Manning in second with 95 points.

The Cardinals won 4 events on the night. Jerry Jorgenson won the 1600M and 3200M runs. The Cardinals also won the 4x100M and Shuttle Hurdle Relays.

Locally Drake Partridge of AHSTW took the 100M title and IKM-Manning won the 4x400M Relay.

Team Scores

1. Treynor 145
2. IKM-Manning 95
3. St. Albert 93
4. Underwood 84
5. Shenandoah 66
6. Missouri Valley 60
7. Fremont-Mills 39
8. Griswold 30
9. Logan-Magnolia 25.5
10. AHSTW 24
11. Riverside 18
12. Exira-EHK 18
13. West Harrison 8.5
14. East Mills 8
15. Tri-Center 7
16. Clarinda Academy 4.5

Full results here.

Mount Ayr came out on top of the field at the Nodaway Valley Girls Invitational on Monday with 152 points. Nodaway Valley came in second with 135 points.

Nodaway Valley was led by wins from Reagan Weinheimer in the 400M and 800M. Lexi Shike took the 100M Hurdles and Natalie Yonker won the Long Jump. The Wolverines also picked up relay wins in the 4x100M and Shuttle Hurdles.

Audubon finished third in the team standings and had a few winners. The Wheelers won the 4x400M and Distance Medley. Melissa Deist won the Shot Put and Grace Slater took the 3000M for the Wheelers.

Team Scores

1. Mount Ayr 152
2. Nodaway Valley 135
3. Audubon 89
4. I-35 60
5. Martensdale St Marys 45
6. CAM 45
7. East Union 42
8. Exira-EHK 22

Full results here.

The Underwood Eagles took the title on Monday at the Riverside Lady Dawgs Invitational by scoring 165 points. IKM-Manning came in second with 95. Underwood won 4 events on the night.

Riverside’s Alexis Post was a winner in the 3000M and the Lady Dawgs also took the Sprint Medley title. Tri-Center got a win from Peyton Pogge in the 800M. They also won the 4x400M and 4x800M relays. Griswold had a couple of winners, Charli Adams in the 1500M and Jocelyn Amos in the Long Jump. IKM-Manning took the Distance Medley and Alexa Ahrenholtz won the high jump for the Wolves.

Team Scores

1. Underwood 165
2. IKM-Manning 95
3. Tri-Center 90
4. Fremont-Mills 90
5. Riverside 68

Full Results here.

The Atlantic boys track team took the title at the Glenwood Ram Relays on Monday night. The meet was contested at Lewis Central high school due to ongoing construction at the Glenwood facility. Atlantic won 8 events and racked up 165 points for the win. Glenwood finished second with 157 points.

Tyler Moen was a winner in both the 100M and 200M. Zade Niklasen took the 400M title. Craig Allan Becker won the 800M. Jalen Petersen was a winner in the 3200M. Atlantic also picked up wins in the 4x400M, 4x800M, and Sprint Medley.

Team Scores

1. Atlantic 165
2. Glenwood 157
3. Lewis Central 118
4. CB Abraham Lincoln 118
5. CB Thomas Jefferson 101
6. Clarinda 55
7. Red Oak 46
8. Creston 18

Full results here: 2019 Ram Relays Boys Results

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

GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Lauren Cox had 22 points and 11 rebounds, and Baylor earned its first Final Four berth since 2012 by beating Iowa 85-53 in the Greensboro Regional final. Didi Richards added 16 points and 10 rebounds, Chloe Jackson had 14 points and the top overall seed Bears won their 27th straight game by shooting 53%, clamping down on All-American Megan Gustafson and her supporting cast and holding the nation’s best shooting team to a season-worst 32%.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa State freshman Talen Horton-Tucker intends to declare himself eligible for the NBA Draft after just one season with the Cyclones. Horton-Tucker announced his decision on Twitter, saying that it’s in his best interests to “start the next chapter” of his life. Horton-Tucker, a 6-foot-4 guard from Chicago, averaged 11.8 points and 4.9 rebounds a game for Iowa State in 2018-19.

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Paul DeJong scored on a passed ball in the top of the 11th inning as the St. Louis Cardinals rallied past Pittsburgh 6-5 to spoil the Pirates’ home opener. The Cardinals came back twice against Pittsburgh’s erratic bullpen, tying it in the eighth and again in the ninth. DeJong singled off Steven Brault with two outs in the 11th, moved to third after a hit by pitch and a walk and then raced home when Nick Kingham’s fastball squirted past Pirates catcher Francisco Cervelli.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have acquired edge rusher Emmanuel Ogbah from Cleveland in a swap for safety Eric Murray. Murray was originally drafted by current Browns general manager John Dorsey. Ogbah is expected to fit in new defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo’s 4-3 scheme, while Murray became expendable after the Chiefs signed Tyrann Mathieu.

NEW YORK (AP) — Napheesa Collier has had an incredible senior year so far, leading UConn back to the Final Four for a 12th consecutive year. The senior forward is the leading vote-getter on The Associated Press women’s basketball All-America team. She is joined on the team by Iowa’s Megan Gustafson, Oregon’s Sabrina Ionescu, Louisville’s Asia Durr and Mississippi State’s Teaira McCowan. Voting was done before the NCAA Tournament by the 28-member national media panel that votes for the poll each week.

UNDATED (AP) — TCU tries to beat Texas for a third time this season to advance to the NIT championship game. Wichita State plays Lipscomb in the other seminal Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden in New York.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — Tennessee wants to talk to Missouri State coach Kellie Harper about its coaching vacancy. The Lady Vols are looking for a coach to replace Holly Warlick, who was fired last week after going 172-67 in seven seasons. Harper played at Tennessee from 1995-99 and is coming off a surprising run to the Sweet 16 of the women’s NCAA Tournament with 11th-seeded Missouri State.

GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Lauren Cox had 22 points and 11 rebounds, and Baylor earned its first Final Four berth since 2012 by beating Iowa 85-53 on Monday night in the Greensboro Regional final. Didi Richards added 16 points and 10 rebounds, Chloe Jackson had 14 points and the Bears (35-1) — the top overall seed — won their 27th straight game by shooting 53%, clamping down on All-American Megan Gustafson and her supporting cast and holding the nation’s best shooting team to a season-worst 32%.

Now it’s on to Tampa, Florida, for the school’s fourth Final Four and its first in seven years — when the Bears won their second national championship. The 6-foot-4 Cox — a third-team AP All-America pick — and fellow twin tower Kalani Brown, a 6-7 second-team All-American, teamed up to dominate both the glass and the heavily-hyped matchup with Gustafson, the nation’s leading scorer at 27.9 points per game.

Brown finished with 14 points, and Baylor held a 47-26 rebounding advantage with 20 second-chance points to six for Iowa. Gustafson finished with 23 points on 9-of-17 shooting, but was held without a rebound in the second half for second-seeded Iowa (29-7). Kathleen Doyle and Tania Davis each had 10 points.

The Bears — who entered allowing their opponents to shoot a Division I-worst 31.4% — held Iowa way below its previous worst of 41.1% at Purdue on Jan. 10.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa women’s basketball senior Megan Gustafson has been named an AP First Team All-American, the Associated Press announced Monday.

Gustafson is the only Hawkeye to ever earn first team All-America distinction from the AP. She is one of six Hawkeyes to earn AP All-America distinction. Gustafson earned second team honors last season.

A native of Port Wing, Wisconsin, is ranked in the top-three nationally in eight statistical categories. She leads the nation in points per game (27.9), field goal percentage (70.1), double-doubles (33), field goals made (403), and total points (978), ranks second in defensive rebounds per game (11), and third in rebounds per game (13.5) and total rebounds (472).

Gustafson has also earned first team All-America honors from ESPNW and was named ESPNW’s National Player of the Year.

A complete list of AP All-Americans can be found here.

AMES, Iowa – The postseason awards continue to pile up for Iowa State senior Bridget Carleton.

Carleton, the 2019 Big 12 Player of the Year, earned another All-America accolade today by being named to the Associated Press’ All-America Second Team this afternoon.

A native of Chatham, Ontario, Carleton put together one of the finest seasons and careers in the history of Iowa State women’s hoops. Carleton led the Big 12 in scoring at 21.7, breaking ISU’s season point record with 760.

She ended her career just eight points shy of breaking ISU’s all-time scoring mark with 2,142 points. Carleton also ranks in the top-five in Iowa State’s record book in career field goals (3^rd, 713), steals (3^rd, 211), blocked shots (3^rd, 124) and 3-pointers (5^th, 255).

Carleton is the third Cyclone to earn second-team AP All-America honors, joining Angie Welle (2002) and Stacy Frese (2000).