GIRLS TENNIS

Clarinda 8, Glenwood 1
CB Thomas Jefferson 5, Southwest Valley 4
Red Oak 5, Lewis Central 4

BOYS TENNIS

Clarinda 5, Glenwood 4
Denison-Schleswig 9, Cherokee Washington 0
St. Albert 8, CB Thomas Jefferson 1

GIRLS SOCCER

Atlantic 2, Kuemper Catholic 0 (A: Lindley Eblen and Jada Jensen with 1 goal each)
Bondurant-Farrar 10, Carroll 0
Glenwood 2, Harlan 0
Lewis Central 8, Denison-Schleswig 0
Nodaway Valley/WCV 4, AHSTW 1
St. Albert 6, Creston 0
Tri-Center 6, Treynor 3
Underwood 10, Missouri Valley 0

BOYS SOCCER

AHSTW 3, West Central Valley 2
Bondurant-Farrar 10, Carroll 0
Creston 3, St. Albert 2
Glenwood 4, Harlan 0
Lewis Central 4, Denison-Schleswig 2
Treynor 9, Tri-Center 0
Underwood 10, Missouri Valley 0

GIRLS GOLF

RVC Meet at Coon Rapids

1. Coon Rapids-Bayard 214
2. Boyer Valley 223
3. CAM NTS
   Exira-EHK NTS
   Glidden-Ralston NTS
   Woodbine NTS

Medalist: Maci Miller, Boyer Valley, 47
Runner-Up: Mady McKee, CAM, 48

@ Griswold
Essex 245, Griswold NTS, Nodaway Valley NTS
Medalist: Joey Reynolds, Griswold, 56
Runner-Up: Allie Sandin, Essex, 57

@ Logan-Magnolia
Logan-Magnolia 222, Underwood 252
Medalist: Kali Collins, Logan-Magnolia, 48
Runner-Up: Mary Stephens, Underwood, 54

BOYS GOLF

RVC Meet at Coon Rapids

1. Boyer Valley 172
2. CAM 184
3. Coon Rapids-Bayard 185
4. Exira-EHK 194
5. Woodbine 203
6. Glidden-Ralston 225

Medalist: Devin Melby, Boyer Valley, 38
Runner-Up: Cory Bantam, Woodbine, 39

@ Glenwood
Glenwood 154, Clarinda 187
Medalist: Braden Sneed, Glenwood, 35
Runner-Up: Gavin Schau, Glenwood, 38

@ Griswold
Nodaway Valley 209, Griswold 211, Essex 231
Medalist: Kywin Tibben, Essex, 46
Runner-Up: Kaden Herr, Nodaway Valley, 47

@ Logan-Magnolia
Fremont-Mills 167, Logan-Magnolia 176, Underwood 183
Medalist: Cooper Marvel, Fremont-Mills, 39
Runner-Up: Owen Thornton, Fremont-Mills, 39

Glenwood Ram Relays – Boys
04/04/2022

Team Scores

Glenwood got wins from Brock Sell (200M), Tyler Boldra (110M Hurdles, 400M Hurdles), Bryant Keller (1600M), Kord Ostrander (T-High Jump), and Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

Atlantic’s top performances included a win in the 4x800M Relay (Caden Andersen, Jayden Proehl, Alex Sonntag, Bennett Whetstone 8:46.70). Colton Rasmussen tied for the win in the High Jump, clearing 5-11 and Jayden Proehl was 4th. Caden Andersen was 2nd in the 800M. Jackson McLaren went 3rd in the 400M Hurdles and 110M Hurdles. Drew Engler was 3rd in the 3200M and 1600M. Alex Sonntag was 2nd in the 1600M.

Full results HERE

Temple guard Jeremiah Williams announced on Monday that he is headed to Iowa State. The 6’5″ versatile guard picked Iowa State over offers from Illinois, DePaul, and Georgia.

Williams spent two seasons at Temple but wanted to transfer to be closer to his hometown of Chicago. Williams averaged 9.5 points, 4.3 assists, and 3.5 rebounds per game for the Owls this season before missing the last eight games with a shoulder injury.

Williams didn’t take long to make a transfer decision after entering the portal in late March.

The Atlantic boys track and field team has started off the season on the right foot. Head Coach Abby Becker said it’s been great to take advantage of early season indoor opportunities with some great facilities in the region. She said performances have been really good for the guys early in the season.

Coach Becker said numbers for the roster are pretty good this year and she thinks they have a nice balance through each class level.

Coach Becker said the guys have been very encouraged by their early results and expects to have some good leaders at a number of different sections of the team. She said one big advantage for the team this year will be a stronger number of throwers.

The team has done a good job of working together so far and Coach Becker is excited to get into the outdoor season to see how they support each other.

The Trojans are set to get the outdoor season rolling at the Glenwood Boys Ram Relays tonight.

Colby Reeder is expected to make an immediate impact for the Iowa State defense. After four years at Delaware Reeder transferred to ISU and is expected to help a linebacking corps that lost Mike Rose and Jake Hummel off last year’s team that finished 7-6.

Reeder has been impressed with the commitment level in the Cyclone program.

Reeder says he had a desire to play against Big 12 offenses.

Northern Iowa offensive lineman Trevor Penning does not care which team drafts him. Penning is a likely first round selection and all 32 NFL teams were present at UNI’s Pro Day recently.

Penning is part of a growing list of UNI players to get a chance at an NFL career and says it is proof the big schools don’t always get it right.

Penning’s stock rose after an impressive performance at the Senior Bowl.

Ryan Hawkins and his team Beast Coast Ballers took home the crown at the 3x3U National Championships in New Orleans this weekend. The Ballers beat American Made 21-17 in the Championship game to win the tournament and $50,000 added to their previous winnings. Hawkins tallied 6 points in the final, going 3-5 from three-point range. He was named MVP of the tournament.

The Beast Coast Ballers were comprised of players from the Big East and Atlantic 10. The four-man roster included Hawkins, RJ Cole and Tyrese Martin of UCONN, and D’Shawn Schwartz of George Mason. They went 4-2 in pool play on Friday and Saturday. Then on Sunday won their first game over a team from Big Sky/Big West, rallied big in the quarterfinals to beat a team from the SEC/SoCon, then won their semifinal 20-17 over a MEAC/SWAC team to reach the final.

Hawkins finished the event with 64 total points scored, 12 assists, 5 steals, and 3 blocks. $150,000 in prize money was up for grabs at the event and the Beast Coast Ballers racked up a total of $70,000 in prize money.

Aljaz Kunc announced over the weekend that he will take advantage of an additional year of eligibilty and return to the Iowa State men’s basketball team next season.

Kunc was the first commitment for new coach TJ Otzelberger last season. transferring over from Washington State.

Kunc was a key cog in Iowa State’s turnaround and Sweet 16 run this past season. He averaged 6 pts, 4 rebounds, and 1 assist per game for the Cyclones.