Team Scores:

1. Kuemper  298   (1st Score Card Playoff )
2. Glenwood  298
3. Atlantic  301
4. ADM  306
5. Norwalk  310
6. LC  313
7. Harlan  330
8. Ballard  331
9. Denison  334
10. Winterset  338
11. Clarinda  345
12. Creston  346
13. Shenandoah  373
14. Red Oak  409

Individuals:  

1. Ben Renud Atlantic  69
2. Eli Bales Glenwood  72
3. Jarred Tigges Kuemper  72
4. Colton Book Glenwood  73
5. Micah Moyer ADM  73
6. Nate Mertz Kuemper  74
7. Kevin Campbell Harlan  74
8. Ryan Leath Glenwood  75
9. William Shull Clarinda  75
10. Tanner Dunn Norwalk  75
11. Dawson McDermott Kuemper  75
12. Matt Gearheart Atlantic  75

Team Scores:

1. Creston 349
2. Atlantic 363
3. Kuemper Catholic 373
4. Harlan 390
5. Glenwood 411
6. Clarinda 414
7. Shenandoah 414
8. Denison-Schleswig 422
9. Red Oak 437
10. ADM  472

Individuals:

1. Rylie Driskell, Creston  78
2. Alyssa Ginter, Atlantic  80
3. Baylee Newell, Atlantic 85
4. Ashton Carter, Creston 86
5. McKenna Ludwig, Kuemper 86
6. Somer Sinnard, Carroll  89
7. Lexie Holloway, Harlan 89
8. Sophia Groumoutis, Creston 90
9. Sydney Haakenson, Carroll  91
10. Grace Pettitt, Carroll  92
11. Josie Pettitt, Carroll  93
12. Katie Schweers, Kuemper 93

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

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Matt Carpenter homered to start a ninth-inning rally and Yadier Molina ended it with a single to drive in the winning run, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. St. Louis snapped a three-game losing streak.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Greg Holland is out as the Cardinals’ closer and Bud Norris is in. John Mozeliak, the team’s president of baseball operations, made the announcement. The Cardinals signed Holland to a one-year, $14 million deal on opening day and the three-time All-Star is 0-1 with a 7.36 ERA in 10 appearances. He has one blown save. Norris has five saves in five opportunities with a 2.03 ERA.

BOSTON (AP) — Alex Gordon hit a tying home run off Craig Kimbrel in the ninth inning, Jorge Soler hit a three-run homer against Brian Johnson in the 13th and the Kansas City Royals rallied for a 7-6 win over the Boston Red Sox. Jon Jay had four singles and a sacrifice fly in the 12th that put Kansas City up 4-3. But Eduardo Nunez homered against Kelvin Herrera (1-0) in the bottom half.

BOSTON (AP) — Pitcher Clay Buchholz was released from a minor league contract by the Kansas City Royals. The 33-year-old right-hander signed with the Royals in March as he attempted to return from right forearm surgery that caused him to miss most of last season. Buchholz started for Triple-A Omaha on Saturday, allowing one earned run and four hits over five inning. In two appearances with Omaha and one with Double-A Northwest Arkansas, Buchholz had a 1.13 ERA but walked seven in 16 innings.

BOSTON (AP) — Kansas City third baseman Mike Moustakas was not in the starting lineup against Boston, a day after he was hit by a pitch from Eduardo Rodriguez. The Royals said after Monday’s game that Moustakas had a bruised right forearm. Yost was unsure whether Moustakas would return to the lineup for Wednesday’s final of the three-game series for Thursday’s homestand opener against Detroit. Moustakas is hitting .302 with eight homers and 19 RBIs in 28 games this season.

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — After completing the draft without a fullback on their roster, the Atlanta Falcons have added two candidates who were undrafted college free agents. Among the 27 undrafted players who have agreed to terms with Atlanta are fullbacks Luke McNitt of Nebraska and Daniel Marx of Stanford. Fullback was a priority position in the Falcons’ search for college free agents because 2017 starter Derrick Coleman was not re-signed.

Bud Legg has been serving Iowa students for more than 50 years as a teacher, counselor, coach, school administrator, game official, and finally, as the IHSAA Information Director since 2001. He has announced his retirement from the Athletic Association will come at the end of June.

Legg came to the IHSAA after 35 years in public education, including nine years as an Associate Principal and Activities Director at Ames High School.

“The work has been a joy,” said Legg. “The people I have met through the IHSAA Hall of Fame and Service Awards, plus Board of Control and Representative Council administrators, as well as those in our schools and members of the media, have enriched my life. I am grateful for the opportunity I was given.”

In his time with the IHSAA, Legg’s duties included extensive compiling of historical information; researching and updating state meet information; historical booklets; formulating All-Time Best Lists and state records in each sport administered by the Athletic Association. He regularly issues press releases to the state’s media outlets and writes several articles for the IHSAA Bulletin.

“It’s uncanny when you talk with people from across the state, there is always someone who has a positive story about Bud and the kindness he has shown them,” said Alan Beste, IHSAA Executive Director. “He has truly been a point of reference for high school athletics and an ambassador for the value of high school activities.”

Legg has been the Association’s lead person on developing potential NFHS Hall of Fame candidates. He has served as the chairperson of the IHSAA Hall of Fame Committees in football, basketball, wrestling, and officials, where he researches, contacts nominees and writes program profiles. He is also the voice of IHSAA awards ceremonies at state tournaments. He has worked closely with the statistical programs used by member schools for the IHSAA website. He is a past recipient of the NFHS Outstanding Service Award to State Associations, and he chaired the NFHS Hall of Fame Screening Committee. Legg also developed a positive relationship with members of the media helping formalize regulations and the credentialing process for IHSAA State Tournaments.

During his time in public education, he was a member of the IGHSAU Board of Directors, a member of the founding group of the Iowa Coaches Association, a member of the IGHSAU Softball Hall of Fame Committee, and a member of the IHSAA Officials’ Hall of Fame Committee. Included among Legg’s professional honors are the IHSAA Officials’ Hall of Fame; Iowa Girls Coaches Association Softball Umpires Hall of Fame; NFHS Outstanding Service Award; Iowa Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame – LaVerne Kloster Award; NFHS Citation for Service to the NFHS; Ames High School Hall of Fame; and the Drake Relays Official Wall of Honor.

“I have had a very blessed life,” said Legg. “Especially with my late wife, Marge, of 32 years, and my daughter Annie and her family, plus a multitude of co-workers and friends. I cherish them all. I have always believed there are

beginnings from endings for not only myself but for the organizations with whom I have worked.”According to Legg, a health battle last fall with prostate cancer and related treatment caused him to reassess his work and life. He plans to spend more time with his three grandchildren, do some traveling, and maybe write a book.

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Boys Team

1. Atlantic 144
2. Harlan  91
3. Lewis Central  75
4. St. Albert  72
5. Glenwood  71
6. Abraham Lincoln  49
7. Shenandoah  38
8. Clarinda Academy  35
9. Red Oak  8
10. Clarinda  6

• 100: Tavares Boykin (Clarinda Academy) 11.72
• 200: Max Duggan (Lewis Central) 23.2
• 400: Kohen Watson (Glenwood) 51.34
• 800: Chase Mullenix (Atlantic) 2:00.5
• 1600: Jaxson Eden (Atlantic) 4:50.98
• 3200: Jalen Petersen (Atlantic) 11:04.01
• 110 Hurdles: Gratt Reed (Atlantic) 16.06
• 400 Hurdles: Gratt Reed (Atlantic) 55.97
• 4×100: Harlan (Michael Erlmeier, Jake McLaughlin, Deren Schmitz, Andy Burchett) 45.19
• 4×200: Atlantic (Jayden Barnwell, Dillon Sonntag, Tyler Moen, Sam Granner) 1:35.72
• 4×400: Glenwood (Christian Stanislav, Jack Hughes, Brady Weddum, Kohen Watson) 3:33.17
• 4×800: Atlantic (Zeke Whetstone, Nathan Behrends, Craig Becker, Chase Mullenix) 8:41.61
• Shuttle Hurdle: St. Albert (Jake Carley, Garret Reisz, Ethan Bernard, Tyler Blaha) 1:02.42
• Sprint Medley: Atlantic (Jayden Barnwell, Tyler Moen, Gratt Reed, Zade Niklasen) 1:39.08
• Distance Medley: Atlantic (Jayden Barnwell, Sam Granner, Dillon Sonntag, Jaxson Eden) 3:51.43
• Discus: Logan Jones (Lewis Central) 156-11
• High jump: Spencer Ray (Atlantic) 5-10)
• Long jump: Nick Foss (Harlan) 19-02
• Shot put: Logan Jones (Lewis Central) 53-1

Girls Team

1. Glenwood  145
2. Atlantic  95
3. Abraham Lincoln  93
4. Lewis Central  71
5. Creston  62
6. Harlan  50
7. Shenandoah  42
8. Thomas Jefferson  19
9. St. Albert  11
10. Clarinda  1

• 100: Caitlyn Jones (Thomas Jefferson) 13.75
• 200: Darby Thomas (Abraham Lincoln) 26.43
• 400: Jaeda Wilson (Glenwood) 1:03.88
• 800: Makenna Hudson (Creston) 2:29.82
• 1500: Taylor McCreedy (Atlantic) 5:21.14
• 3000: Taylor McCreedy (Atlantic) 11:54.32
• 100 Hurdles: Darby Thomas (Abraham Lincoln) 17.03
• 400 Hurdles: Hayley Hartman (Abraham Lincoln) 1:11.26
• 4×100: Glenwood (Sadey Allgood, Devon Bomer, Jaeda Wilson, Elle Scarboroug) 52.32
• 4×200: Atlantic (Jessica Hartwig, Alyssa Derby, Pluma Pross, Haley Rasmussen) 1:52.45
• 4×400: Glenwood (Sadey Allgood, Lauren Becker, Danielle Hardcastle, Jaeda Wilson) 4:15.64
• 4×800: Creston (Peyton Rice, Brielle Baker, Morgan Buxton, MaKenna Hudson) 10:55.83
• Shuttle Hurdle: Abraham Lincoln (Jocelyn Hendrix, Emily Steskal, Taylan Keefer, Hayley Hartman) 1:12.28
• Sprint Medley: Lewis Central (McKenna Paulsen, Kortnie Getzschman, Maegan Holt, Megan Witte) 1:58.68
• Distance Medley: Glenwood (Grace Presley, Bailey Ostrander, Elle Scarborough, Abby McIntyre) 4:36.96
• Discus: Lauren Payne (Lewis Central) 123-03
• High Jump: Megan Witte (Lewis Central) 5-02
• Long Jump: Darby Thomas (Abraham Lincoln) 17-10
• Shot Put: Lauren Payne (Lewis Central) 41-05.5

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Girls Team

1. Glidden-Ralston 106
2. Boyer Valley  99
3. Woodbine 97.5
4. West Harrison 70
5. CAM 65
6. Coon Rapids-Bayard 63.5
7. Ar-We-Va 54
8. Exira/EHK 26

• 100: Jade Hays (Coon Rapids-Bayard) 14.19
• 200: Jade Hays (Coon Rapids-Bayard) 28.7
• 400: Sabrina Rife (West Harrison) 1:06.04
• 800: Erin Weber (Boyer Valley) 2:44.7
• 1500: Kylie Petersen (Boyer Valley) 5:34.58
• 3000: Katie Gore (West Harrison) 12:52.42
• 100 Hurdles: Kerstyn Matusik (Woodbine) 17.7
• 400 Hurdles: Tianna Janssen (Glidden-Ralston) 1:15.85
• 4×100: Woodbine (Kerstyn Matusik, Jamie Plowman, Brianna Baker, Kerragen Hamblen) 54.29
• 4×200: Glidden-Ralston (Emma Hannasch, Talia Schon, Tianna Janssen, Avery Schlabach) 1:57.47
•  4×400: West Harrison (Kayla Lynch, Cassidy Hatcher, Katie Gore, Sabrina Rife) 4:43.2
• 4×800: Boyer Valley (Marie Hanigan, Abby Burkhart, Katlyn Tremel, Erin Weber) 11:48.15
• Sprint Medley: Coon Rapids-Bayard (Katelyn Winnett, Cora McAlister, Emily Baker, Jade Hayes) 2:03.08
• Distance Medley: Boyer Valley (Brittany Shumate, Katlyn Tremel, Erin Weber, Kylie Petersen) 4:53.6
• Shuttle hurdle: Woodbine (Kerragen Hamblen, Alyssa Jensen, Jayde Clark, Kerstyn Matusik) 1:15.20
• High Jump: Gretchen Wallace (Gladden-Ralston) 4-10
• Long Jump: Leslie Luf, (Ar-We-Va) 15-02.75
• Shot Put: Molly Venteicher (CAM) 36-04.5
• Discus: Emily Hinners (Ar-We-Va) 99-06

Boys Team

1. Woodbine 157
2. CAM 101
3. Boyer Valley 99
4. Exira/EHK 62
5. Ar-WE-Va 57
6. West Harrison 40
7. Coon Rapids-Bayard 37
8. Glidden-Ralston 27
9. Paton-Churdan 8

• 100: Deshawn Carr (CAM) 11.85
• 200: Deshawn Carr (CAM) 23.93
• 400: Wyatt Pryor (Woodbine) 54.22
• 800: Thomas Hensley (CAM) 2:12.48
• 1600: Evan Wilson (Exira/EHK) 4:51.72
• 3200: Evan Wilson (Exira/EHK) 10:51.8
• 110 Hurdles: Tyler Brummer (Boyer Valley) 16.35
• 400 Hurdles: Tyler Brummer (Boyer Valley) 58.04
• 4×100: Woodbine (Joseph McHugh, Layne Pryor, Maverick Winther, Tyler Coberly) 46.03
• 4×200: Coon Rapids-Bayard (Peyton Clipperton, Daniel Hildebrand, Jason Martinez, Jalen Rosenbeck) 1:42.09
• 4×400: Woodbine (Joseph McHugh, Layne Pryor, Seth Gruver, Maverick Winther) 3:42.44
• 4×800: Woodbine (Wyatt Pryor, Connor Sullivan, Adam Sherer, Seth Gruver) 9:17.08
• Sprint Medley: CAM (Darien Burnison, Preston Murphy, Jordan McDuff, Thomas Hensley) 1:45.04
• Distance Medley: Boyer Valley (Ryan Lehan, Hunter Soma, Tyler Brummer, Joe Weber) 03:59.34
• Shuttle Hurdle: Woodbine (Maverick Winther, Joey Wolf, Tyler Coberly, Jack Nelson) 1:06.1
• High Jump: Keegan Simons (Ar-We-Va) 6-04
• Long Jump: Deshawn Carr (CAM) 19-08.5
• Shot Put: Joey Wolf (Woodbine) 47-05.5
• Discus: Jalen Malone (Boyer Valley) 127-03

Boys Team

1. Atlantic  25
2. Glenwood  22
3. Kuemper Catholic  20
4. Shenandoah  18
5. Denison  16
6. Creston  10
7. St. Albert  9
8. Clarinda  9
9. Harlan  9
10. Red Oak  3
11. Lewis Central  3

Boys #1 Singles

• 1st – Joel Ibanez (Glenwood beat Tanner Finken (Kuemper Catholic) 7-5, 4-6, 1-0
• 3rd – Grant Podhajsky (Atlantic) beat Jacob Buzzard (Shenandoah) 8-2
• 5th – Reed Miller (St. Albert) beat JD Hitt (Clarinda) 8-2
• 7th – Dustin Merritt (Creston) beat Caleb Seuntjens (Denison) 8-1

Boys #2 Singles

• 1st – Adam Konfrst (Glenwood) beat Trevor Finnegan (Shenandoah) 6-3, 6-1
• 3rd – Luke Hohenberger (Atlantic) beat Bailey Schmitz (Harlan) 8-2
• 5th – Nathan Rhedin (St. Albert) beat Luke Hicks (Kuemper Catholic) 9-8
• 7th – Kory Rogers (Clarinda) beat Spencer Cooper Ohm (Lewis Central) 8-1

Boys #1 Doubles

• 1st – Jacob Cook/Jaden Driskell (Creston) beat Jaden Heiden/Sean Moran (Denison) 6-0, 6-0
• 3rd – Cooper McDermott/Nile Petersen (Atlantic) beat Cam Pille/Justin Schroeder (Kuemper Catholic) 8-5
• 5th – Jonny Cheek/Kaster Cheek (Harlan) beat Kris Mintle/Josh Ruth (Glenwood) 8-1
• 7th – Garrett Rolenc/Jake Echternach (Red Oak) beat Sam Narmi/Jeff Miller (St. Albert) 8-2

Boys #2 Doubles

• 1st – Zach Ahrenholtz/Jordan Torres (Denison) beat Kalob Flory/Jake Redler (Atlantic) 6-2, 6-0
• 3rd – PJ Heilen/Tyler Courtier (Shenandoah) beat Cole Uhlenkamp/Kyle Ricke (Kuemper Catholic) 8-2
• 5th – Owen Smith/Connor Brown (Clarinda) beat Carter Benson/Calvin Little (Glenwood) 8-5
• 7th – Eros Filipi-Johns/Jake Lear (Lewis Central) beat Alex Wingert/Carson Jansky (Red Oak) 9-8

Girls Team

1. Shenandoah  30
2. Glenwood  22
3. Red Oak  19
4. St. Albert  15
5. Denison  14
6. Harlan  13
7. Kuemper Catholic  10
8. Lewis Central  10
9. Clarinda  8
10. Creston  3
11. Atlantic  0

Girls #1 Singles

• 1st – Nicholoe Gilbert (Shenandoah) beat Maddie Hartley (Clarinda) 7-6, 6-2
• 3rd – Josie Shudak (Lewis Central) beat Nicole Lange (Harlan) 8-2
• 5th – Sophie Walker (Red Oak) beat Ellie Osterloh (Glenwood) 8-2
• 7th – Isabel Schwabe (Kuemper Catholic) beat Caroline Faust (St. Albert) 8-5

Girls #2 Singles

• 1st – Delaney Bopp (Shenandoah) beat Jenna Carlson (St. Albert) 6-3, 6-3
• 3rd – Samantha Schwarte (Kuemper Catholic) beat Sydney Streicher (Red Oak) 8-4
• 5th – Ruby Crow (Glenwood) beat Chloe Hagle (Creston) 8-0
• 7th – Amber Banda (Denison) beat Maddi Davis (Lewis Central ) forfeit

Girls #1 Doubles

• 1st – Natalie Gilbert/Mikayla Adkins (Shenandoah) beat Brooklyn Taylor/Erin Stanley (Glenwood) 6-2, 6-3
• 3rd – Macy Baker/Haley Plambeck (Red Oak) beat Jaz Beeck/Olivia Shoemacher (Denison) 8-5
• 5th – Emma Barnes/Alesha Johnson (St. Albert) beat Amelia Juhl/Elise Juhl (Harlan) 8-3
• 7th – Natalie Driver/Presley Rodenburg (Lewis Central) beat Riley Holstrom/Jayden Eickemeyer (Clarinda) 8-2

Girls #2 Doubles

• 1st – Brielle Smith/Sierra Stouder (Glenwood) beat Madison Struck/Hannah Auen (Denison) 6-3, 6-3
• 3rd – Mariah Munsinger/Alexis McGinnis (Shenandoah) beat Taylor Andersen/Bobbie Schechinger (Harlan) 8-2
• 5th – Perla Hernandez/Kaylee Philby (Red OAk) beat Meg Ross/Reegan Wolford (St. Albert) 8-6
• 7th – Lexi Muhlbauer/Elise Jansen (Kuemper Catholic) beat Kennedy Korner/Katelyn Rodenburg (Lewis Central) 8-4

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GIRLS:

• Underwood 208, Audubon 220 (Medalist: Jasmine Turner, Audubon 43, Rachel Teten, Underwood 47)
• Riverside 255, Treynor NTS (Medalist: Kaytla Chapman, Treynor 43, Runner-Up: Alyssa Brink, Riverside 58)
• Tri-Center 232, ASHTW NTS (Medalist: Emma Jorgensen, AHSTW 52, Runner-Up: Callie Eckmann, T-C 53)
• Missouri Valley 231, IKM-Manning 249 (Medalist: Madison Lease, MV 47, Runner-Up: Madison Brown, MV 56)
• Clarinda 201, Glenwood 203
• Creston 200, Red Oak 244
• Denison 215, Lewis Central 276

BOYS:

• Underwood 189, Audubon 191 (Medalist: Blake Hall, Underwood 46, Runner-Up: Aaron Gust, Audubon 46)
• Tri-Center 190, AHSTW 210 (Medalist: Zach Matthews, T-C 46, Runner-Up: Trevpr Carlson, T-C 47)
• Treynor 209, Riverside 224 (Medalist: Jack Stogdill, Treynor 50, Runner-Up: Dawson Goss, Treynor 51)
• IKM-Manning 188, Missouri Valley 195 (Medalist: Kyler Rasmussen , IKM-Manning 44, Runner-Up: Shawn Hatcher, MV 45)
• Southwest Valley 193, Lenox 221 (Medalist: Cole Swenson, SWV 42, Runner-Up: Avery Kwirant, SWV 45)
• Glenwood 157, Clarinda 184

Boys:

• Abraham Lincoln 7, Tri-Center 2
• Missouri Valley 3, Underwood 1
• Lewis Central 4, St. Albert 0
• Denison 3, Kuemper Catholic 1

Girls:

• Treynor1, Sioux City North 0
• St. Albert 10, Harlan 0
• Lewis Central 4, Bishop Heelan Catholic 1
• Sioux City East 6, Glenwood 1
• Thomas Jefferson 4, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 1