Creston Lady Panther Relays

Large Schools Division

1. Creston 133
2. Atlantic 99
3. Shenandoah 84
4. Clarinda 58
5. Clarke 52
6. I-35 21

Creston won the 4x100m Relay, 4x200m Relay, 4x400m Relay, 4x800m Relay, Sprint Medley, and Distance Medley en route to the team title.

Tiffany Williams had a big night for Atlantic with 3000m, 1500m, and 800m run wins.

Small Schools Division

1. Mt. Ayr 142
2. Nodaway Valley 72.5
3. Stanton 62
4. Lenox 48
5. Martensdale St. Marys 38
6. East Union 27
7. Diagonal 24.5
8. Creston JV 18
9. Adair-Casey 13

Mt. Ayr picked up wins in the 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay, and 4x800m Relay.  The Raiderettes won 6 other individual events to pick up the team title.

Nodaway Valley got wins from Kenna Lundy in the 200m, Destiny Scar in the 800m and also won the Shuttle Hurdle and Distance Medley relays.

Full Results can be found Creston Lady Panther Relays 2016.

Shenandoah Boys Mustang Relays

1. Shenandoah 140.5
2. Glenwood 137
3. Clarinda 90
4. Nishnabotna 51
5. Griswold 48.5
6. Lenox 39
7. Fremont-Mills 36
8. Bedford 32
9. Sidney 31.5
10. East Mills 29.5
11. Southwest Valley 24
12. Red Oak 17
13. Essex 14
14. Clarinda Academy 12

Shenandoah picked up a win in the 800m Run from Tyler Hoyt and scored big in the relay events winning the 4x100m Relay and 4x200m Relay and were second in the 4x400m Relay and 4x800m Relay.

Griswold had David Thompson win the 3200m Run and Jadon Jahnke win the Long Jump.

Full results can be seen here.

Tri-Center Boys Invitational

1. Treynor 118
2. Underwood 115
3. St. Albert 89
4. Tri-Center 57
5. Riverside 56
6. AHSTW 49
7. Westwood 27
8. West Harrison 27
9. Adair-Casey 14
10. Iowa School for the Deaf 4

Treynor picked up wins from Brett Daley in the 400m, Matt Deitcheler in the 800m, Trey Castle in the 1600m, and Jerry Jorgenson in the 3200m.  Brett Daley also won the Long Jump and the Cardinals won the 4x800m Relay.

AHSTW’s Gage Clay won the 100m and 200m.

Adam McDermott of Tri-Center won the Discus.

Riverside won the 4x100m Relay and Distance Medley.

Full results can be seen here.

Carroll Co-Ed Relays

GIRLS

1. Carroll 133.5
2. IKM-Manning 90.5
3. Roland-Story 82
4. Green County 80
5. Maple Valley Anthon-Oto 75
6. Perry 50
7. Audubon 46
8. Woodward-Granger 25

Payton Sporrer of IKM-Manning won the 1500m and 3000m runs.  The Wolves also won the Distance Medley.

Audubon had a couple of second place finishes on the night: Madison Hagedorn in the 100m Hurdles and Sydney Obermeier in the 400m Hurdles.  Kiara Sporrer was third in the 400m Dash for the Wheelers.

Full results here.

BOYS

1. Carroll 159
2. Audubon 102
3. IKM-Manning 88
4. Greene County 72
5. Perry 60
6. Maple Valley Anthon-Oto 32
7. Woodward-Granger 12

Audubon got individual wins from Michell Nelsen in the 110m Hurdles, Joseph Zaiger in the Discus, and Kyle Rustvold in the High Jump. The Wheelers also won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

IKM-Manning got a win from Austin Dahlgren in the 400m and the Wolves won the 4x400m Relay and 4x800m Relay.

Full results here.

GIRLS

Glenwood 5 Lewis Central 4
Kuemper Catholic 5 Red Oak 4
St. Albert 9 Audubon 0

BOYS

Creston 7 Southwest Valley 2
Glenwood 6 Lewis Central 3
Kuemper Catholic 6 Red Oak 3
St. Albert 9 Audubon 0

BOYS

• Glenwood 170 Lewis Central 187
  Medalist: Kobe Rhodes, Glenwood 38
  Runner-up: Ryan Leath, Glenwood 42
• Griswold 178 Underwood 190  Full Results: UnderwoodvsGriswold04112016
  Medalist: Jake Reynolds, Griswold 39
  Runner-up: James Reynolds, Griswold 40
• IKM-Manning 176 Riverside 204
  Medalist: Tyler Krueger, Riverside 38
  Runner-up: Jared Vollstedt, IKM-Manning 42
• Missouri Valley 173 Logan-Magnolia 178
  Medalist: Seth Svedja, Missouri Valley 39
  Runner-up: Harrison Kersey, Missouri Valley 41
• Red Oak 183 Southwest Valley 226
  Medalist: Justin Bernard, Red Oak 43
  Runner-up: Connor Johnson, Red Oak 43
• Treynor 167 AHSTW 202
  Medalist: Jamison Keysor, Treynor 40
  Runner-up: Nathan Hill, Treynor 41

GIRLS

• Glenwood 238 Lewis Central 256
  Medalist: Payton Schmidt, Glenwood 50
  Runner-up: Opal Fox, Glenwood 54
• Griswold 227 Underwood 238   Full Results: UnderwoodvsGriswold04112016
  Medalist: Mateya Peters, Griswold 54
  Runner-up: Bry Karlisle, Griswold 55
• IKM-Manning NTS Riverside No Team Score
  Medalist: Brooke Waterbury, IKM-Manning 52
  Runner-up: Sara Conway, Riverside 59
• Logan-Magnolia 228 Missouri Valley No Team Score
  Medalist: Dani Dobbs, Logan-Magnolia 52
  Runner-up: Julianna King, Logan-Magnolia 56
• Red Oak 257 Southwest Valley No Team Score
  Medalist: Ashley Brower, Red Oak 52
  Runner-up: Kiara Roberts, Southwest Valley 54
• Treynor 176 AHSTW 237
  Medalist: Aly Anderson, Treynor 38
  Runner-up: Madelyn Deitchler, Treynor 43

Rolling Valley Girls Meet at Carroll (Glidden-Ralston Host)

1. Boyer Valley 213
2. Coon-Rapids Bayard 247
3. CAM 249
4. Exira-EHK 253
5. Charter Oak-Ute 258
6. Glidden-Ralston 277
7. Woodbine No Team Score
8. Adair-Casey No Team Score

Medalist: Lindsey Anderson, Boyer Valley 50
Runner-Up: Anna Puck, Boyer Valley 52Other top golfers: CAM- Morgan Ferguson 53. Exira-EHK- Brook Schwery 61. Adair-Casey- Zoey Dinkla 66.

Full results Girls Rolling Valley 04112016.

GIRLS

Ballard 11, Carroll 1
Lewis Central 10, Atlantic 0
Missouri Valley 4, Riverside 1
St. Albert, Council Bluffs 5, Treynor 1
Tri-Center, Neola 7, Harlan 0
Underwood 2, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 1

BOYS

AHSTW 3, Missouri Valley 2
Glenwood 3, Lewis Central 0
Harlan 1, Kuemper Catholic 0
St. Albert 7, Atlantic 1
Winterset 3, Ballard 2

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There is plenty of opportunity and plenty of competition as the Iowa Western football team conducts spring drills. The Reivers lost nearly every starter off last year’s team that finished 10-2 and was third ranked in the final junior college poll. Iowa Western coach Scott Strohmeier says the spring is crucial for the freshmen who did not get much playing time last season.

Strohmeier says after going through one season and the off season training program the freshman always show added maturity. He says about 80 players are going through spring drills and some position groups are deeper than others.

The Reivers close out drills with a spring game on May sixth.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Mike DeVito is retiring after nine NFL seasons. DeVito, 31, announced his retirement Monday on Twitter, saying it was his wife, Jessie, who was most influential in his decision. The couple is expecting a second child. DeVito says: “I have people here that will expect me to be here and be a father and be a husband and a leader of my family.”

Known for his leadership in the locker room and his versatility — he played three positions on the line in 2012 — DeVito spent his first six seasons with the New York Jets, twice going to the playoffs. He then joined the Chiefs for the last three seasons, but appeared in only one game in 2014 after tearing his Achilles tendon.

DeVito had a career-high three sacks last season as the Chiefs rallied from 1-5 to make the playoffs.

GIRLS

CB Abraham Lincoln 3, Spencer 1
CB Thomas Jefferson 2, Tri-Center 0
Sioux City East 6, Tri-Center 0
Spencer 3, CB Thomas Jefferson 2 (2 OT)
Urbandale 2, CB Abraham Lincoln 0
Underwood 6, Sioux City West 0

BOYS

Dallas Center Grimes 1, CB Thomas Jefferson 0
Underwood 3, North Polk 0
Underwood 1, Nevada 0
Waverly-Shell Rock 2, St. Albert 0
WDM Valley 11, CB Thomas Jefferson 0

IKM-Manning hosted a three team Boys Golf meet on Saturday at Majestic Hills Golf Course in Denison on Saturday.

Team Results

1. IKM-Manning 362
2. Charter Oak-Ute 411
3. Boyer Valley 419

Individual Results

1. Sam Gross, IKM-Manning 87
2. Austin Ahernholtz, IKM-Manning 89
3. Spencer Miller, Boyer Valley 91
4. Trey Boyle, IKM-Manning 93
5. Jared Vollstedt, IKM-Manning 93