FORT DODGE TOURNAMENT

• Bishop Heelan Catholic 7, St. Edmond 4
• Newell-Fonda 10, Atlantic 9
• 11th: Central Springs 6, Atlantic 3
• 13th: Bishop Heelan Catholic 5, Mid-Prairie 4

GRISWOLD TOURNAMENT

• Griswold 4, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 1
• Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 19, Mount Ayr 8
• Mount Ayr 7, Griswold 5

AUDUBON/ACGC TOURNAMENT

• Audubon 3, Ogden 2
• MVAOCOU 14, Treynor 3
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 6, ACGC 1
• Semifinal: Audubon 8, MVAOCOU 5
• Semifinal: Missouri Valley 13, Coon Rapids-Bayard 0
• Consolation: Treynor 13, Ogden 6
• 3rd Place: MVAOCOU 8, Coon Rapids-Bayard 0
• Championship: Audubon vs. Missouri Valley (Monday)

MARTENSDALE-ST. MARYS TOURNAMENT

• AHSTW 9, Webster City 2
• Martensdale-St. Marys 18, AHSTW 6
• Grinnell 13, AHSTW 1
• Martensdale-St. Marys 3, Webster City 2
• Grinnell 4, Martensdale-St. Marys 3

ORIENT-MACKSBURG TOURNAMENT

• Murray 9, Melcher-Dallas 6
• Orient-Macksburg 10, Lenox 5
• Melcher-Dallas 15, East Union 14
• Orient-Macksburg 6, Mormon Trail 2
• Murray 10, East Union 2
• Lenox 12, Mormon Trail 5
• 5th Place: East Union 17, Mormon Trail 5
• 3rd Place: Lenox 13, Melcher-Dallas 8
• Championship: Murray 6, Orient-Macksburg 0

DENISON-SCHLESWIG TOURNAMENT

• Sergeant Bluff-Luton 6, Glenwood 4
• Glenwood 8, Greene County 1
• Greene County 1, Denison-Schleswig 0 — 8 inn
• Denison-Schleswig 5, Ridge View 4
• Sergeant Bluff-Luton 6, Logan-Magnolia 4
• Logan-Magnolia 13, Pocahantas Area 2

WEST MARSHALL TOURNAMENT

• West Marshall 9, Shenandoah 4
• East Marshall 6, Shenandoah 5

OSKALOOSA TOURNAMENT

• Sigourney 5, Creston 0
• Creston 15, Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont 13
• Wayne 7, Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont 3
• Albia 3, Wayne 0

June 17:

• Game 3 | Wake Forest 3, Stanford 2
• Game 4 | LSU 6, Tennessee 3

June 18:

• Game 5 | TCU 4, Virginia 3 | Virginia eliminated
• Game 6 | Florida 5, Oral Roberts 4

June 19:

• Game 7 | Stanford vs. Tennessee, 1 p.m. (Elimination game) | ESPN
• Game 8 | Wake Forest vs. LSU, 6 p.m. | ESPN

NON-CONFERENCE

• Clarinda 9, Bedford 3
• Underwood 5, Woodbury Central 4
• Mid-Prairie 16, Treynor 2
• Logan-Magnolia 9, Westwood 8
• Boyer Valley 9, Logan-Magnolia 4
• Martensdale-St. Marys 7, Moravia 4
• Moravia 10, Martensdale-St. Marys 6

TONY NUNEZ INVITATIONAL @ WEST HARRISON

• Fremont-Mills 7, Sidney 1
• West Harrison 7, Whiting 0
• 3rd Place: Whiting 9, Sidney 8
• Championship: West Harrison 10, Fremont-Mills 3

BATTLE OF THE BLUFFS

• Lewis Central 5, Independence 4
• Lewis Central 5, Waukee 3
• ADM 4, Glenwood 0
• Sergeant Bluff-Luton 10, Glenwood 0
• Maquoketa 6, St. Albert 0
• Thomas Jefferson 15, Des Moines Lincoln 3
• Bettendorf 15, Thomas Jefferson 3
• ADM 5, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 2
• Bettendorf 8, Abraham Lincoln 1
• Waukee Northwest 8, Abraham Lincoln 3
• Sioux City East 15, Des Moines Lincoln 5
• Waukee Northwest 8, Sioux City East 4

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Muscatine 11, Atlantic 0 (at Fort Dodge Invitational)
Atlantic 8, Fort Dodge, St. Edmond 7 (at Fort Dodge Invitational)
Boone 11, Kuemper Catholic 1
Creston 5, Glenwood 1
Woodbine 2, St. Albert 0

Western Iowa Conference

Logan-Magnolia 3, Missouri Valley 1
Riverside 16, IKM-Manning 2
Riverside 9 IKM-Manning 7
Treynor 14, Tri-Center 3

Rolling Valley Conference

Ar-We-Va 9, Glidden-Ralston 4
Coon Rapids-Bayard 7, Boyer Valley 0

Corner Conference

East Mills 8, Essex 6 (8 innings)
Fremont-Mills 9, Stanton 5
Griswold 12, Sidney 0 (G: McKenna Wiechman 3 hits, 3 runs)

Pride of Iowa Conference

Bedford 15, Lenox 8
East Union 3, Nodaway Valley 0
Martensdale-St. Marys 1, Southeast Warren 0 (8 innings)
Mount Ayr 12, Southwest Valley 5
Wayne 13, Central Decatur 4

Other Scores

Seymour 11, Orient-Macksburg 0

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Creston 3, West Central Valley 2
Harlan 5, Solon 4 (9 innings)
Red Oak 3, Clear Lake 0
Sioux City West 17, Denison-Schleswig 14 (10 innings)
Woodbine 4, St. Albert 3

Western Iowa Conference

Logan-Magnolia 8, Missouri Valley 1
Riverside 4, IKM-Manning 1
Treynor 11, Tri-Center 8
Underwood 8, AHSTW 0

Rolling Valley Conference

Coon Rapids-Bayard 17, Boyer Valley 2
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 8, West Harrison 3 (West Harrison’s first loss. E: Alex Hansen 2 hits, 2 RBI, 1 steal)
Glidden-Ralston 16, Ar-We-Va 12

Corner Conference

East Mills 15, Essex 0
Fremont-Mills 2, Stanton 0
Griswold 14, Sidney 13 (G: Bode Wyman had walk-off RBI. 3-4 with 2 hits, 3RBI, 3 runs, and 3 steals)

Pride of Iowa Conference

Bedford 4, Lenox 3 (8 innings)
Central Decatur 11, Wayne 1
Nodaway Valley 6, East Union 4
Southeast Warren 24, Martensdale-St. Marys 7
Southwest Valley 19, Mount Ayr 16

Other Scores

CB Abraham Lincoln 7, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 2
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 11, CB Abraham Lincoln 0

June 16th:

• Game 1 | Oral Roberts 6, TCU 5
• Game 2 | Florida 6, Virginia 5

June 17th:

• Game 3 | Wake Forest vs. Stanford, 1 p.m. | ESPN
• Game 4 | LSU vs. Tennessee, 6 p.m. | ESPN

June 18 (all times ET):

• Game 5 | TCU vs. Virginia, 1 p.m. (Elimination game) | ESPN
• Game 6 | Oral Roberts vs. Florida, 6 p.m. | ESPN

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa student-athletes Nia Carter (softball) and Austin Kresley (men’s track and field) were named May’s Student-Athletes of the Month, the University of Iowa Student-Athlete Advisory Committee announced.

Carter, a senior outfielder from Rancho Cucamonga, California, hit .467 in 10 starts in right field. Carter was 14-for-30 with three RBIs and eight runs scored. She also had an OBP of .543 and slugging percentage of .567. During May, Carter broke Iowa’s single season hit record with 101 base hits. She was named first team all-Big Ten and NFCA first team all-region. Carter finished her season by helping lead the Hawkeyes to an NISC championship, while earning all-tournament team honors.

Kresley, a junior sprinter from Oakley, California, won the 200-meter Big Ten title and broke his own school record with a 20.26 finish. Kresley ran the second leg of the 4×100-meter relay that also won the Big Ten title. His performances in May qualified him in both events for the NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas, in June.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Iowa State freshman Omaha Biliew has been named to the 2023 USA U19 Men’s National Team. The 12-member team will compete at the 2023 FIBA U19 Men’s World Cup, scheduled for June 24-July 2 in Debrecen, Hungary.

Biliew was one of three Cyclones that participated in a 30-player training camp, as Milan Momcilovic and Jackson Paveletzke also joined Biliew in Colorado Springs for five days of training camp.

The roster consists of Mark Armstrong (Villanova), Tobe Awaka (Tennessee), Omaha Biliew (Iowa State), Kylan Boswell (Arizona), Myles Colvin (Purdue), Eric Dailey Jr. (Oklahoma State), Dylan Harper (Don Bosco Prep), Ian Jackson (North Carolina), Tre Johnson (Lake Highland Prep), Ven-Allen Lubin (Vanderbilt), Asa Newell (Montverde Academy) and Cody Williams (Colorado).

The roster was selected by the USA Basketball Men’s Junior National Team Committee. Athletes eligible for this team must be U.S. citizens, born on or after January 1, 2004.

Leading the 2023 USA Men’s U19 National Team is head coach Tad Boyle (University of Colorado). He is assisted by Mike Boynton Jr. (Oklahoma State University) and Leon Rice (Boise State University).

The United States will square off with Lebanon, Madagascar and Slovenia in pool play. The U.S. will face off against Lebanon and Madagascar for the first time at a FIBA Men’s U19 World Cup. The U.S. own a 2-0 record against Slovenia at this event.

The United States has won the competition eight times, including three of the last four competitions—in 2015, 2019 and 2021. During the 2019 World Cup, former Cyclone Tyrese Haliburton led the United States to the gold medal.

Cyclones with USA Basketball
1959 – Gary Thompson (Pan American Games)
1979 – Joe Ashley (U.S. Olympic Festival)
1985 – Jeff Grayer (U.S. Olympic Festival)
1988 – Jeff Grayer (Seoul Olympics)
1989 – Victor Alexander (World University Games)
2000 – Jamaal Tinsley (U.S. Select Team)
2001 – Marcus Fizer (Goodwill Games)
2009 – Craig Brackins (World University Games)
2019 – Tyrese Haliburton (U19 World Cup)
2021 – Tyrese Haliburton (U.S. Select Team)

Former Drake and Iowa high school basketball standout Lisa Brinkmeyer has died from brain cancer. Radio Iowa’s Dar Damielson reports,

Brinkmeyer was Miss Iowa basketball in 1993 after leading Hubbard-Radcliffe to the state’s final six-on-six state championship. She moved on to Drake where she played under current Iowa coach Lisa Bluder and helped lead the Bulldogs to three Missouri Valley Conference Tournament titles and three trips to the NCAA Tournament. She had a brief stint as an assistant coach at Drake before becomng an administrator at the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union.

The HLV school board has approved a sharing agreement with the Tri-County school district. Kevin Smith is head coach for what will now be HLV/Tri-County.

Tri-County has had difficulty with numbers the past few years.

Smith is not sure how many of the Tri-County players will be joining the team.