BOYS:

• Shenandoah 172, Clarinda 217
• Villisca 203, Nishnabotna 207, SW Iowa 214 (Medalist – Tyler Beam, Nishnabotna 44)

GIRLS:

• Clarinda 184, Shenandoah 231 (Medalist – Ellie Shane, Clarinda 42, Runner-Up – Beth Anderson, Clarinda 46)
• Villisca 281, SW Iowa 299 (Medalist – Logan Doty, SWI 59)

BOYS:

• Riverside 3, Tri-Center 0
• Kuemper Catholic 2, Harlan 2 (Kuemper 3-0 on penalty kicks)
• Thomas Jefferson 2, Denison-Schleswig 0
• Omaha Gross 4, Abraham Lincoln 0

GIRLS:

• Tri-Center 5, Riverside 0
• Nodaway Valley/Adair-Casey/West Central Valley 5, Missouri Valley 0
• Abraham Lincoln 4, Sioux City West 0

Class 1-A

1. Griswold 148
2. Treynor 105
3. Corning 75
4. Bedford 53
5. Mount Ayr 36
6. Sidney 34
7. Lenox 33
8. Saint Albert 24
9. Stanton 23
10. Villisca 21
11. Essex 20
12. Riverside 11
13. East Mills 6

Griswold Winners:
Rebekah Topham 3000, 400, 400 hurdles
Larissa Backhaus 200
4×400 relay
4×800 relay
1600 medley relay

Class 2-A

1. Creston 170
2. Glenwood 144
3. Shenandoah 80
4. Clarinda 70
5. CB Thomas Jefferson 57
6. Atlantic 49
7. Red Oak 15
8. Lewis Central 2

Atlantic Highlights:
In the field events Tiffany Williams finished 5th with a jump of 4’6”. Our distance races came out strong again, with a 3rd place finish from Savannah Sorensen in the 3000 in a time of 12.29 and a 5th place finish from Justice Parker in 13.14. The 4×8 team of Siggins, Schmitt, Steffens, and Williams  dropped over 15 seconds from their time at the indoor meet running 11.12 for a 4th place finish. The shuttle hurdle team of Mackenzie Holmes, Brandi Smith, Aly Siggins, and Laeni Pelzer finished 6th in 1.20. Holmes also competed in the 100m finishing 6th in 13.68. The distance medley team of Johnk, Pelzer, Erin Shannon, and Hanna King finished 6th in 5.14. In the 400m, Aly Siggins dropped her time from the previous meet by two seconds finishing 3rd in 1.07.40. Holmes and Smith ran the 100m hurdles, with Holmes finishing 6th in 17.72 and Smith finishing at 19.50. Williams came out strong in the 800m dropping her time again to 2.34.96 finishing 3rd, with Parker coming in at 3.01.59. Williams also was strong in the 1500m with a run of 5.14.90, placing her 2nd overall, and Sorensen ran a 6.07 in the race. The 4×1 team of Pelzer, Holmes, Smith, and Johnk finished 5th with a time of 57.15, and the 4×4 team of Schmitt, King, Steffens, and Pelzer finished in 5.14.

1. Glenwood 149
2. Harlan 84
3. St Albert 78.5
4. CB Abraham Lincoln 63
5. Lewis Central 47
6. CB Thomas Jefferson 44.5
7. Creston 44
8. Red Oak 18
9. Atlantic 16
10. Clarinda 14

Atlantic scoring includes Jake Dvorak (6th) in the 100m (12.06), Jake Auerbach (3rd) in 400m hurdles (59.14), Alec Hayes (5th) in High Jump (5-08), Jake Auerbach (6th) in High Jump (5-08), and Kray Lukehart (3rd) in long Jump (20-07.5)

Girls results from Atlantic:

Kuemper Catholic 7, Atlantic 2

Singles:
#1 Leah Greteman 11 (KC) over Leah Tjepkes (A) 8-1
#2 Matti Potthoff 11 (KC) over Lexi Allen (A) 8-5
#3 Sami Schmitz 12 (KC) over Lisa Gearheart (A) 8-6
#4 Hope Bowker 12 (A) over Karla Knobbe 11 (KC) 8-4
#5 Libby Gifford (A) over Corynn Steinkamp 11 (KC) 9-8 (7-4 tiebreak)
#6 Nicole Becker 11 (KC) over Mollee Welter 10 (A) 8-3

Doubles:
#1 Greteman/Potthoff (KC) over Allen/Gearheart (A) 8-4
#2 Knobbe/Taylor Boldt (KC) over Tjepkes/Bowker (A) 8-1
#3 Steinkamp/Becker (KC) over Gifford/Welter (A) 8-4

Boys results from Carroll:

Atlantic 5, Kuemper Catholic 4

Singles:
#1 Tyler Fischer 12 (A) over Robby Steffes 11 (KC) 10-7
#2 Mitchell Behrens 11 (KC) over Noah Welter 12 (A) 10-5
#3 Scott Caslow 12 (A) over Michael Van Erdewyk 12 (KC) 10-5
#4 Jake Arneson 11 (A) over Ben Hicks 11 (KC) 10-6
#5 Adam Wieser 11 (A) over Matthew Irlbeck 11 (KC) 10-4
#6 Brian Ricke 11 (KC) over Nick Podhajsky 10 (A) 11-9

Doubles:
#1 Fischer/Welter (A) over Steffes/Hicks (KC) 11-10 (7-3 tiebreak)
#2 Behrens/Van Erdewyk (KC) over Arneson/Wieser (A) 10-8
#3 Ricke/Joseph Mohr 10 (KC) over Caslow/Podhajsky (A) 10-7

Also in area tennis:

BOYS:

• Harlan 8, Thomas Jefferson 1
• Shenandoah 6, Clarinda 3

GIRLS:

• Shenandoah 5, Clarinda 4

PHOENIX (AP) — Matt Holliday, Pete Kozma and Jon Jay homered and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 6-1 on Tuesday night to even their season-opening series at a game apiece. Jaime Garcia (1-0) gave up two hits, one of them a solo homer by Miguel Montero, in 5 2-3 innings for the Cardinals. Holliday’s two-run home run off Trevor Cahill broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth.

Kozma added a leadoff homer and Jay a two-run shot off the right field foul pole, both off reliever Heath Bell in the seventh. Kozma’s homer came on Bell’s first pitch with the Diamondbacks. Matt Carpenter doubled twice for St. Louis. Cahill (0-1) allowed three runs and five hits in 5 2-3 innings.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Iowa State University is asking the NCAA to put its athletics department on probation for 2 years as punishment for dozens of improper phone calls made by coaches and administrators between 2008 and 2011.

The university announced today (Tuesday), that it reported what it called inadvertent violations to the NCAA in the fall of 2011. The university says a review of 3 years of telephone and text messages discovered that non-coaching staff members made 55 impermissible phone calls while coaches made 24 improper calls during that timeframe.
Coaches also failed to document 1,405 calls in which they tried to connect with recruits but failed.

The university says coaches have served self-imposed sanctions for violations, including reducing the number of coaches recruiting and the calls they could make in a 4-month period.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State senior forward Chelsea Poppens and junior forward Hallie Christofferson have been recognized as honorable mention All-Americans by The Associated Press.

Christofferson, a Hamlin, Iowa native, had a breakout season for the Cyclones, leading the team with 15.6 points to go along with 6.7 rebounds per game. Christofferson, one of four players unanimously selected to the All-Big 12 First Team, shot 51.6 percent from the field, 40.1 percent from behind the arc and 86.2 percent from the free-throw line, all of which led the team. She scored in double figures in 28 of 33 games, including 11 games with 20 or more points.

Poppens, who earns the honor for the second-straight year, averaged 13.4 points and a team-best 9.7 rebounds. She posted 10 double-doubles and shot 50.4 percent from the field and 83.7 percent from the charity stripe. The Aplington, Iowa native became just the 14^th player in Big 12 history to score 1,000 points and grab 1,000 rebounds in her career. She posted double-figure scoring in 20 games and had 11 games with 10 or more boards.