GIRLS

Clarinda 9, Audubon 0
Denison-Schleswig 9, Kuemper Catholic 0
Glenwood 6, CB Abraham Linclon 3
Red Oak 8, Harlan 1
Shenandoah 8, Lewis Central 1

BOYS

Atlantic 6, St. Albert 3 AtlanticvsStAlB5516
Clarinda 7, Audubon 2
Glenwood 5, CB Abraham Lincoln 4
Harlan 5, Red Oak 4
Kuemper Catholic 5, Denison-Schleswig 4
Lewis Central 6, Shenandoah 3

GIRLS

Logan-Magnolia 240, Audubon 246 (Medalist: Alexis Fabian, Audubon 54)
Shenandoah 196, Southwest Iowa 267 (Medalist: Anna Carlson, Shenandoah 45)

BOYS

Bedford 195, Clarinda JV 201 (Medalist: Jett Beemer, Bedford 40)
Creston finished 5th at the Chariton Invite. Kyle Somers was 4th with a 78.
Logan-Magnolia 191, Audubon 194 (Medalist: Tanner Stevens, Logan-Magnolia 43)
Shenandoah 158, Southwest Iowa 239 (Medalist: Steven Martin, Shenandoah 37)

Nodaway Valley Tournament

1. Winterset 311
2. Earlham 332
3. Nodaway Valley 350
4. CAM 379

Medalist: Ben Clement, Earlham 74.  Nodaway Valley won the Better Ball portion of the tournament with Spencer Lamb and Noah Cooper shooting a 79.  The Best Shot part of the tourney was won by Jackson Lamb and Wes Davis with a 66.

Hawkeye 10 Conference Meet

GIRLS

1. Glenwood 146
2. Creston 133
3. Denison-Schleswig 126
4. Atlantic 72
5. Harlan 71
6. Shenandoah 56
7. Lewis Central 55.5
8. Clarinda 31.5
9. St. Albert 19
10. Red Oak 19
11. Kuemper Catholic 12

Glenwood had 7 individual event wins on their way to the crown.  Kaycee Clark won the 100m and 200m; Molly Dean won the 400m, 100m Hurdles, and 400m Hurdles; Linnea Konfrst won the Discus and Shot Put for the Rams.

Atlantic’s Tiffany Williams won the 3000m Run.

Harlan won the 4x200m Relay.

Full results here.

BOYS

1. Lewis Central 139
2. Glenwood 132
3. Atlantic 110
4. Harlan 80
5. Shenandoah 58
6. St. Albert 46
7. Denison-Schleswig 38
8. Clarinda 38
9. Kuemper Catholic 33
10. Creston 17
11. Red Oak 11

Lewis Central picked up wins from Sal Fidone in the 100m and 200m, Kennneth McMahan in the 800m, 4x100m Relay, 4x200m Relay, and 4x400m Relay to rack up enough points for the conference title.

Atlantic had wins from Gratt Reed in the 110m Hurdles, Jaxson Eden in the 1600m, Ryan Hawkins in the 3200m, Brendan Holmes in the 400m Hurdles, and the 4x800m Relay.

Harlan had Marcus Klein win the 400m and Jon Bieker won the Discus and Shot Put.

Full results here.

SW Valley Boys Timberwolf Relays

1. Griswold 98
2. Nishnabotna 72
3. Southwest Valley 68
4. Sidney 65
5. Lenox 51
6. Central Decatur 48
7. Stanton 44
8. Clarinda Academy 35
9. CAM 26
10. East Union 23
11. I-35 18

Griswold won the 4x400m Relay and had individual wins from Jadon Jahnke in the Long Jump, David Thompson in the 3200m, and Josh Brownlee in the 1600m.

Southwest Valley’s Tony Klocke won the 110m Hurdles and the Wolves won the 4x200m Relay and Shuttle Hurdles.

Full results here.

Mount Ayr Girls Raiderette Relays

Class A

1. Mt Ayr 140
2. Bedford 120
3. Nodaway Valley 97
4. Southwest Valley 66
5. East Union 62
6. I-35 61
7. Central Decatur 23
8. Clarinda Academy 13

Mt. Ayr picked up wins from Sara Winemiller in the Shot Put, Breanne Haley in the 400m.  The Raiderettes also won the Sprint Medley, Distance Medley, and Shuttle Hurdles.

Nodaway Valley’s Sydney McElfish won the Discus, Destiny Scar won the 800m,  Kenna Lundy in the 200m Dash, and the Wolverines won the 4x800m Relay and 4x400m Relay.

Southwest Valley’s Elizabeth Herzberg won the 400m Hurdles.

Class B

1. Wayne 132
2. Murray 87
3. Sidney 80
4. Seymour 60
5. Lenox 57
6. Stanton 55
7. Lamoni 41
8. Diagonal 34
9. Mormon Trail 34

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Missouri River Activities Conference Championships

GIRLS

1. Bishop Heelan 127
2. CB Abraham Linclon 118
3. Sioux City East 110
4. Sioux City North 78
5. CB Thomas Jefferson 70
6. Sioux City West 55
7. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 29

BOYS

1. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 120
2. Sioux City North 118
3. Sioux City East 116
4. CB Thomas Jefferson 101
5. Bishop Heelan 49
6. Sioux City West 37
7. CB Abraham Lincoln 10

Full results here.

Jim Yunek Relays @ South Central Calhoun

GIRLS

1. Pocahontas Area L-M 152
2. Southeast Valley 93
3. East Sac County 91
4. South Central Calhoun 86
5. IKM-Manning 66
6. Glidden-Ralston 40
7. Paton-Churdan 31
8. Ar-We-Va 14
9. Paton-Churdan 31
10. SL St. Mary’s 13

IKM-Manning picked up wins from Payton Sporrer in the 1500m Run and Shyanne Sporrer in the 800m.

Full results here.

BOYS

1. South Central Calhoun 140
2. Pocahontas Area 90.5
3. East Sac County 90
4. IKM-Manning 74.5
5. Southeast Valley 72
6. Glidden-Ralston 53
7. SL St. Mary’s 22
8. SCC JV B 6
9. Ar-We-Va 6
10. Paton-Churdan 4

IKM-Manning won the 4x400m Relay and Mason Boell won the 3200m.

Noah Borkowski won the Shot Put for Glidden-Ralston and Reid Sclabach won the Long Jump.

Full results here.

Bluejay Co-Ed Relays @ Bondurant

BOYS

1. Bondurant-Farrar 146
2. Roland-Story 136
3. ADM 120
4. Nevada 96.5
5. Nodaway Valley 80
6. Carlisle 70.5
7. Wayne 28
8. Iowa Christian Academy 18

Jared Corder of Nodaway Valley won the 400m, 800m, and 1600m.

Full results here.

The Shelby County Trails Committee will be gathering to bike / walk / run at numerous venues throughout the county in 2016. They invite you to join them to show your support and desire for trails in Shelby County. In the process you’ll get some exercise, good company, the opportunity to sample some refreshments and to learn what needs to be done to make a trail system in the county a reality.

The first event takes place beginning 6-p.m. Thursday, May 26th, at Pauley’s Pub in Panama (IA), and will conclude at Norma Jean’s. The final destination is the Bent Rim Fermentation Project at the intersection of Main Street & Highway 191, in Panama.

Runners and Walkers will travel south along Highway 191. Each individual will decide when to turn around and return to Panama. Bikers will ride south on Highway 191 to Portsmouth. Those riders who want to experience hills will continue to Westphalia via Highway 44, Highway M16 and Highway F32. From Westphalia, riders will return to Panama via Highway F32. Riders who want to stick to the flat roads will return to Panama from Portsmouth on Highway 191.

For additional information, please contact Dean Kloewer (panamadean@panamatransfer.com) or Patrick Stessman (patrickstessman@yahoo.com).

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A person familiar with the situation tells The Associated Press that the Kansas City Chiefs and second-round draft pick Chris Jones have agreed to terms on a contract. The person spoke on condition of anonymity Thursday because the team had not announced the deal.

The Chiefs traded away their first-round pick last weekend, so Jones was their first selection with the 37th overall pick. The 6-foot-6, 308-pound defensive tackle out of Mississippi State is the first of their eight picks to sign, though most should be in the fold by this weekend.

The Chiefs begin a three-day rookie minicamp Saturday. Jones should join a defensive line rotation that includes Dontari Poe, Jaye Howard and Allen Bailey but lost veteran Mike DeVito to retirement. Nick Williams and Rakeem Nunez-Roches are also on the roster.

ST. LOUIS (AP) – Jaime Garcia pitched seven sharp innings, Brandon Moss hit a long home run and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-0 on Thursday. Stephen Piscotty drove in two runs and also made an outstanding catch in right field to help preserve the shutout. St. Louis won three of four in the series.

Garcia (2-2) gave up two hits, didn’t walk a batter and struck out five. Moss launched a drive estimated at 462 feet to right field in the first off Jerad Eickhoff (1-4). It was the longest homer by a left-handed hitter in the history of the new Busch Stadium, which opened in 2006.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Cardinals first baseman Matt Adams has bruised his left knee and exited Thursday’s game at St Louis. Adams was injured when he collided with Philadelphia’s Cameron Rupp in a play at first base in the first inning. Adams left in the fourth inning for precautionary reasons.

GIRLS

Thomas Jefferson Invitational at Dodge Riverside

The Shenandoah girls golf team won the Thomas Jefferson Invitational championship on Wednesday at Dodge Riverside Golf Course in Council Bluffs.  The Fillies shot a  397, ahead of Sioux City East in second place with a 405.  Medalist: Ciara Burnison, Shenandoah 90.

Nishnabotna 233, East Mills 255, Southwest Iowa 275, Heartland Christian NTS

Medalist: Elayna Mincer, Nishnabotna 54. Runner-Up: Christine Rost, Nishnabotna 54

CYO Tournament at Ft. Dodge

1. Kuemper Catholic 375
2. Bishop Garrigan 435
3. Ft. Dodge St. Edmond 464
4. Bishop Heelan 470
5. St. Mary’s, Remsen 475

Medalist: McKenna Ludwig, Kuemper Catholic 88.  Runner-Up: Macy Ludwig, Kuemper Catholic 91.

BOYS

CYO Tournament at Ft. Dodge

1. Kuemper Catholic 320
2. Bishop Garrigan 326
3. Ft. Dodge St. Edmond 335
4. St. Mary’s Remsen 375

Medalist: Donovan Berte, Bishop Garrigan 76.  Runner-Up: Ryan Feauto, Kuemper Catholic 79

Nishnabotna 176, Heartland Christian 217, East Mills 223, Southwest Iowa 235

Medalist: Austin McFarland, Nishnabotna 43. Runner-Up: Eric Charbonneau, Nishnabotna 44

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