Girls Golf

• Atlantic 180, Glenwood 204. Medalist: Alyssa Ginther, Atlantic 41. Runner-Up: Baylee Newell, Atlantic 41. Other Atlantic Scores: Anna Wieser 48, Hannah Alff 50. Lauren Nicholas 52. Belle Wickman 61.
  Atlantic Head Coach Kathy Hobson: “Really proud of the effort given by whole team tonight. Baylee started out hot with a long putt for birdie, her first of the season. Alyssa recovered nicely from an uncharacteristic round at Kuemper last night where one hole spoiled her game. That shows the type of competitor she is. Anna, Hannah, Lauren, & Belle keep bringing their scores down too. That is important to the continued success of our team. As Reagan & Halsey play the game more i look for them to score more consistently as well.”
• CAM 217, Exira-EHK 227, AHSTW 238, AC/GC NTS. Medalist: Sammi Jahde, CAM 43. Runner-Up: Emma Jorgensen, AHSTW 47.
• Boyer Valley 208, IKM-Manning 221, Denison-Schleswig 247. Medalist: Abbie Miller, Boyer Valley 48.
• Creston 190, Winterset 221, Clarke 277. Medalist: Rylie Driskell, Creston 41.
• East Union 214, Lenox 270, I-35 NTS. Medalist: Quinn Eslinger, East Union 47.
• Griswold 221, Audubon 230. Medalist: Jenna Reynolds, Griswold 52.
• Harlan 210, Lewis Central 242. Medalist: Haley Manz, Harlan 49.
• Logan-Magnolia 221, Riverside 231. Medalist: Jaice Johnsen, Logan-Magnolia.
• Mount Ayr 213, Wayne 241, Nodaway Valley 253. Medalist: Cadee Firch, Nodaway Valley 46.

Boys Golf

• Audubon 202, Griswold NTS. Medalist: Brock Wallace, Griswold 44
• Creston 179, Winterset 180, Clarke 197. Medalist: Colby Burg, Creston 38.
• East Union 220, Lenox 248, I-35 NTS. Medalist: Matt McGuire, East Union 50.
• Exira-EHK 177, CAM 192, AHSTW 197, AC/GC 217. Medalist: Will Carroll, Exira-EHK 41.
• Lewis Central 163, Harlan 179. Medalist: Jay Swanson, Harlan 39.
• Mount Ayr 180, Wayne 202, Nodaway Valley 288. Medalist: Myles Greene, Mount Ayr 39.
• Norwalk 144, Kuemper Catholic 149. Medalist: Dawson McDermott, Kuemper Catholic 33.
• Riverside 170, Logan-Magnolia 192. Medalist: Joel Richardson, Logan-Magnolia 40.
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The Glenwood boys golf team took first and Atlantic came in second at the Shenandoah Tournament on Tuesday. Glenwood shot 315 and Atlantic 319 at American Legion Golf Course. The Trojans top golfer on the day was Matt Gearheart in 3rd place with a 78.

Team Scores

1. Glenwood 315
2. Atlantic 319
3. Denison 339
4. Maryville 341
5. Clarinda 358
6. Shenandoah 376
7. Red Oak 405

Atlantic Scores

Matt Gearheart, 3rd, 78
Cyle Renaud, 4th, 79
Braden Smith, 6th, 79
Drey Newell, 13th, 83
Tate Den Beste 93
Garrett McLaren 97

Atlantic Head Coach Ed Den Beste: “Temps were good in Shenandoah today. Wind was a little strong and the greens were fast. We had several that took many holes to get used to greens. Matt had a great front. Shot one over. Then started the back with a triple and went on the boggy run until the last few holes with pars. Cyle was two over on the front and also went on a boggy run on the back. Had 7 holes that he couldn’t get thing going. Braden played pretty consistent today. Good round for him. Drey started rough with a triple and a double two holes later. However, he rallied and had a good score of 83. Tate was playing pretty well. Hole 7 he lost a ball and lost some focus. He parred the next but then took an 8 on 9 and a triple on 10. Still worked to finish in the 90s. Garrett had never see the course so he was learning as he played. Had some good holes and parred his last which was good to see. it is one of the toughest holes on the course.”

NEW YORK — University of Iowa senior Megan Gustafson has been invited to attend the 2019 WNBA Draft on Wednesday, April 10, the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) announced the invitational-only guest list Tuesday.

ESPN2 will cover the first round live at the Nike NYC Headquarters at 6 p.m. (CT), while the second and third rounds will air on ESPNU. The app will also stream live on the ESPN app.

Joining Gustafson are the draft are Kristine Anigwe (Cal), Kalani Brown (Baylor), Napheesa Collier (UConn), Sophie Cunningham (Missouri), Asia Durr (Louisville), Teaira McCowan (Mississippi State), Arike Ogunbowale (Notre Dame), Katie Lou Samuelson (UConn), Alanna Smith (Stanford), Han Xu (China), and Jackie Young (Notre Dame).

Twelve Hawkeyes have been selected in the WNBA Draft in program history. Gustafson looks to become the first Hawkeye to be drafted since Sam Logic was picked by the Atlanta Dream as the 10th overall pick in 2015.

Gustafson, the first consensus national player of the year in Big Ten history, ended her career as the most decorated Hawkeye in program history. The Port Wing, Wisconsin, native owns 16 Iowa records, including career marks for points (2,804) and rebounds (1,460).

In 2018-19, Gustafson became just the fourth Division I female student-athlete and the only post player to eclipse 1,000 points in a single season. She is the only women’s player in Division I history to average 27.8 or more points, 13.3 or more rebounds, and shoot 69.6 percent or better from the field. Her 33 double-doubles during her senior campaign are an NCAA Record. Gustafson’s 88 career double-doubles rank fourth all-time, her 65.7 career field goal percentage ranks fifth nationally, and her 1,459 career rebounds ranks 14th. The field goal percentage and rebounds are also Big Ten Conference records.

Gustafson is chronicling her path from the end of her college her career to the start of her WNBA career through an AP Draft Diary. To follow along, click here.