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(updated) Atlantic School District Superintendent Steve Barber reported during a meeting of the School Board Wednesday evening, that work is on track for play to begin in the next five-days or so, at the renovated baseball-softball fields

That includes installation of padded backstops on both the baseball and softball fields. Those are currently are on back order out of New York. Barber said it’s not clear when they will arrive.

The Nodaway Valley School District confirmed at their Wednesday School Board meeting that Darrell Burmeister will return as the boys cross country coach this upcoming fall. The confirmation follows some miscommunication and a bit of controversy after Burmeister retired from teaching this spring. The board issued the following statement after the meeting:

Burmeister has led the cross country program to five state championships. Four of of those titles for the boys in 2002, 2015, 2016, and 2017 and one for the girls in 2009. Chase Green will now serve as the girls cross country coach. Burmeister had a legendary 600+ win career as the head boys basketball coach. He is stepping aside from that post and Jeremy Blake of Atlantic was recently hired to take over that program.

SOFTBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Riverside 7, Shenandoah 0 (R: Kenna Ford threw a 2-hitter)
Soutwest Valley 11, Red Oak 5
St. Albert 5, CB Thomas Jefferson 1
Underwood 4, Harlan 2

Rolling Valley Conference
Exira-EHK 3, CAM 0 (E: Macy Emgarten fired 3-hitter with 12 K’s)
Ar-We-Va 9, Whiting 1
Boyer Valley 4, Woodbine 1
West Harrison 9, Glidden-Ralston 0

Corner Conference
Griswold 7, East Union 3 (G: Makenna Askeland 3-run HR)
Stanton 5, Orient-Macksburg 4

Pride of Iowa Conference
Earlham 12, Nodaway Valley 0
Grand View Christian 2, Central Decatur 0
Lenox 15, East Mills 0
Martensdale-St. Marys 6, Panorama 1
Southeast Warren 13, Murray 4
Wayne 11, Interstate-35 0

Other Scores
ADM 6, Winterset 2
Perry 5, Carroll 4

BASEBALL

Western Iowa Conference
Riverside 9, East Mills 8 (HC Cole Chapin’s first career win)
Tri-Center 12, SW\outhwest Valley 2
Underwood 6, Kuemper Catholic 5

Rolling Valley Conference
Ar-We-Va 15, Whiting 1
Boyer Valley 9, Woodbine 6
CAM 10, Exira-EHK 5 (C: Lane Spieker 3-run HR in late innings)
Coon Rapids-Bayard 10, IKM-Manning 4
Coon Rapids-Bayard 5, IKM-Manning 0

Corner Conference
Stanton 22, Orient-Macksburg 9

Pride of Iowa Conference
Central Decatur 7, Pleasantville 3
Nodaway Valley 9, Earlham 1 (N: Caelen DeVault complete game with 8 K’s)
Panorama 15, Martensdale-St. Marys 7
Southeast Warren 14, Murray 1
Wayne 17, Melcher-Dallas 5

(updated) The Atlantic School Board, Wednesday evening, approved the hiring of the next boys head basketball coach.

That’s Atlantic School District Superintendent Steve Barber. Derek Hall takes over the position from Jeff Ebling, who recently resigned to take the head coaching position at Indianola High School. Hall was an All-State basketball player at Denison High School, where he graduated in 2013. Hall went on to play college football at Morningside College. He was hired by the Atlantic School District the year of his graduation.

Hall teaches 6th grade science at the Atlantic Middle School. His immediate family lives in Harlan where his sister Ashley just graduated and his brother Aidan is entering his junior year. He also has another brother Luke that has graduated college.

Class 1A

#1 Davenport Assumption 5, #4 Nevada 1
#6 Des Moines Christian 2, #7 Gilbert 1

Class 2A

#1 Waverly-Shell Rock 5, #5 Spencer 1
#7 Dallas Center-Grimes 1, #3 Norwalk 0

Class 3A

#1 WDM Valley 2, #5 Ankeny Centennial 1
#7 Ankeny 2, #3 Waukee 1

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Harlan 4, Atlantic 3
Creston 6, Clarinda 2
Glenwood 20, Red Oak 5
Lewis Central 14, Denison-Schleswig 0
Shenandoah 9, Fremont-Mills 6
St. Albert 8, Kuemper Catholic 2

Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 3, IKM-Manning 2
Logan-Magnolia 17, Riverside 6
Treynor 11, Missouri Valley 6
Tri-Center 19, Audubon 4

Rolling Valley Conference
Earlham 7, Exira-EHK 5
West Harrison 15, Whiting 1

Corner Conference
East Mills 26, Whiting 5
Southwest Valley 18, Griswold 8

Pride of Iowa Conference
Central Decatur 12, East Union 0
Lenox 15, Bedford 5
Martensdale-St. Marys 11, Southeast Warren 2

Other Scores
Sioux City West 3, CB Abraham Lincoln 2 (Game 1)
CB Abraham Lincoln 4, Sioux City West 0 (Game 2)
Melcher-Dallas 12, Orient-Macksburg 2
Sioux City East 16, CB Thomas Jefferson 0 (Game 1)
Sioux City East 24, CB Thomas Jefferson 0 (Game 2)

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Atlantic 11, Harlan 7 (9 innings) (Olivia Engler late game HR. Trojans score 6 in the 9th to secure the win)
Creston 10, Clarinda 0
Denison-Schleswig 5, Lewis Central 2
Glenwood 5, Red Oak 4
Kuemper Catholic 5, St. Albert 4

Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 13, IKM-Manning 1
Audubon 13, Tri-Center 1
Logan-Magnolia 12, Riverside 1
Treynor 3, Missouri Valley 2

Rolling Valley Conference
Coon Rapids-Bayard 10, Whiting 3
Earlham 8, Exira-EHK 5
West Harrison 3, Essex 1

Corner Conference
Fremont-Mills 10, Shenandoah 0
Griswold 16, Southwest Valley 6

Pride of Iowa Conference
Central Decatur 5, East Union 1
Lenox 5, Bedford 0
Mount Ayr 12, Nodaway Valley 9
SE Warren 4, Martensdale-St. Marys 2

West Central Activities Conference
ACGC 11, West Central Valley 4
Interstate-35 9, Pleasantville 4
Madrid 4, Woodward-Granger 3
Panorama 14, Ogden 1
Van Meter 11, DM Christian 1

Other Scores
Carroll 10, South Central Calhoun 4
CB Abraham Lincoln 21, SC West 8
CB Abraham Lincoln 18, SC West 6
SC East 15, CB Thomas Jefferson 2
SC East 17, CB Thomas Jefferson 4
Winterset 10, Clarke 0

2021 WIC Boys All-Conference Soccer

First Team
Keaton Mann (Treynor, sr.); Raydden Grobe (AHSTW, jr.); Evan Honan (Underwood,jr.); Caden Manzer (Riverside, sr.); Thomas Schwartz (Treynor, jr.); Sam Burmeister (Treynor, soph.); Kaden Ogle (Underwood, fr.); Danny Kinsella (Treynor, fr.); Cole Lange (Missouri Valley, sr.); Grant Meade (Missouri Valley, sr.); Nicio Adame (Logan-Magnolia, soph.); Jacob Downey (Logan-Magnolia, jr.); Alex Murray (Missouri Valley, sr.).

Second Team
Drake Woods (Riverside, sr.); Dyson Rassmussen (Underwood, fr.); Ethan Flaharty (Tri-Center, jr.); Hayden Fischer (AHSTW, jr.); Brayden Lund (AHSTW, soph.); Randon Bradshaw (Logan-Magnolia, sr.); Elijah Ryun (Riverside, sr.); Blake Tuma (AHSTW, jr.); Cole Staska (Missouri Valley, jr.); Cole Leonard (Logan-Magnolia, sr.); Henry Luna (AHSTW, sr.); Brogan Allensworth (Riverside, sr.).

2021 WIC Girls All-Conference Soccer

First Team
Marissa Ring (Tri-Center, jr.); Alyssa Keller (Treynor, sr.); Jade Daughenbaugh (Tri-Center, sr.); Julie Kock (AHSTW, sr.); Lauren Austin (Missouri Valley, sr.); Morgan Holtz (AHSTW, sr.); Clara Tiegland (Treynor, soph.); Georgia Paulson (Underwood, fr.); Miranda Ring (Tri-Center, jr.); Prelie Arbaugh (Tri-Center, soph.); Peyton Scott (Treynor, jr.); Ava Brensel (Underwood, fr.); Cassidy Cunningham (Tri-Center, fr.).

Second Team
Jada Cohn (Logan-Magnolia, soph.); Ella Myler (Missouri Valley, soph.); Carlie
Winchester (Missouri Valley, sr.); Chira Rains (Riverside, sr.); Mollie Nelson (Tri-Center, sr.); Malloy Helvie (Treynor, sr.); Daisy Jasper (Riverside, sr.); Sophia Caniglia (Missouri Valley, fr.); Bella Freese (Underwood, sr.); Mariah Nolting (Logan-Magnolia, soph.); Reagan Ward (Underwood, fr.); Jesenia Gonzalez (Logan-Magnolia, sr.); Brooklyn Lange (Missouri Valley, fr.).