Hawkeye Ten Conference

• Treynor 10, Denison-Schleswig 9 (8 inn)
• Bishop Heelan 14, Glenwood 0 (5 inn)

Western Iowa Conference

• East Mills 15, Griswold 12
• Underwood 11, Audubon 1 (5 inn)
• Westwood 6, Missouri Valley 5

Rolling Valley Conference

• CAM 17, Fremont-Mills 3 (6 inn)
• Exira/EHK 4, West Harrison 1
• Glidden-Ralston 19, Boyer Valley 5
• Ar-We-Va 9, Coon Rapids-Bayard 3

Corner Conference

• Stanton 5, Orient-Macksburg 4
• Sidney 10, Woodbine 8
• Lenox 14, Essex 0 (5 inn)

Pride of Iowa Conference

• Martensdale-St. Marys 16, Panorama 1 (6 inn)
• Earlham 11, Nodaway Valley 10 (8 inn)

Hawkeye Ten Conference

• Red Oak 10, Southwest Valley 1
• Denison-Schleswig 7, Harlan 2
• Sioux City East 2, Glenwood 0
• Thomas Jefferson 10, St. Albert 0 (5 inn)

Western Iowa Conference

• Missouri Valley 6, Westwood, Sloan 1
• Griswold 14, East Mills 11

Rolling Valley Conference

• CAM 9, Charter Oak-Ute 7
• Exira/EHK 11, West Harrison 1
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 14, Ar-We-Va 4

Corner Conference

• Sidney 16, Woodbine 6
• Stanton 7, Orient-Macksburg 5

Pride of Iowa Conference

• Nodaway Valley 4, Earlham 3

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa says three of its players won’t be back in the fall. The Hawkeyes announced Wednesday that wide receiver Ronald Nash, linebacker Angelo Garbutt and kicker Mick Ellis are no longer with the team.

Nash’s absence might sting the most since Iowa is so thin at receiver. Nash caught two passes last season. Garbutt was listed as a third-stringer entering spring workouts, and Ellis had been beaten out to start by Keith Duncan. The Hawkeyes say Nash and Ellis will remain in school at Iowa, while Garbutt intends to transfer to another school.

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Class 1-A State Co-Ed Golf Finals

6. Baylee Newell/Jake Olsen (Atlantic)  78

7. Alison Schweers/Ryan Feauto (Kuemper)  78

10. Brooke Newell/Ben Renaud (Atlantic)  79

11. McKenna Ludwig/Jared Tigges (Kuemper)  79

15. Aly Anderson/Jayden Anderson (Treynor)  80

32. Sammi Jahde/Ben Tibken (CAM)  87

Class 2-A State Co-Ed Golf Finals

17. Ashton Carter/Michael Stults (Creston)  82

27. Hayley Osmun/Kyle Somers (Creston)  87

Hawkeye Ten Conference

• Atlantic 3, Harlan 1 (Atlantic scored all three  of their runs in the fifth inning as Ally Anderson and Olivia Engler both walked with the bases loaded.   McKenzie Waters then drove in a run with a fielder’s choice groundout.  Anderson threw a complete game, striking out six and allowing only three hits.)
• Glenwood 14, Shenandoah 4 (5 inn)
• Kuemper Catholic 12, St. Albert 3
• Red Oak 14, Clarinda 4

Western Iowa Conference

• IKM-Manning 8, Logan-Magnolia 7
• Treynor 12, Audubon 0 (3 inn)
• Missouri Valley 7, AHSTW 0
• Underwood 14, Riverside 2 (5 inn)
• Tri-Center 13, Griswold 2 (6 inn)

Rolling Valley Conference

• Ar-We-Va 7, Whiting 6

Pride of Iowa Conference

• Southwest Valley 3, Nodaway Valley 2
• Lenox 12, Mount Ayr 9

Hawkeye Ten Conference

• Harlan 13, Atlantic 3 (Ryan Doran homered and drove in three runs and scored twice and Nick Moss added a double, a single and four RBI’s for Harlan.   Josh Cheek threw four innings allowing three runs on four hits and struck out three for Harlan.  Jayden Trotter had a pair of hits and drove in a run for Atlantic.)
• Glenwood 19, Shenandoah 5
• Clarinda 21, Red Oak 11
• Lewis Central 3, Denison-Schleswig 1
• St. Albert 4, Kuemper Catholic 3 (12 inn)
• Southeast Polk 12, Creston 0 (5 inn)

Western Iowa Conference

• Treynor 10, Audubon 0
• Underwood 26, Riverside 16 (5 inn)

Pride of Iowa Conference

• Nodaway Valley 10, Southwest Valley 0 (5 inn)
• Bedford 4, East Union 0
• Lenox 9, Mount Ayr 4

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Chiefs coach Andy Reid says the move to cut wide receiver Jeremy Maclin had been under consideration for a while, but Reid refused to discuss the reasons behind last week’s stunning decision. Reid spoke Tuesday for the first time since Maclin was released.

The Chiefs had been bumping up against the salary cap before the move Friday, and would have had trouble signing their three remaining draft picks. But by releasing Maclin after June 1, they saved about $10 million that they can add to the roughly $3.5 million they had available.

Besides the financial aspect, Maclin dealt with injuries much of last season, and his production declined sharply from his first year in Kansas City. He had 44 catches for 536 yards and two touchdowns in 2016.