Team Scores

Full results here.

Team Scores

Full results here.

Full results here.

Girls Golf

• AHSTW 201, Underwood 208
• Audubon 226, Logan-Magnolia NTS (Medalist: Jasmine Turner, Audubon, 46)
• Griswold 200, IKM-Manning 241 (Medalist: Mateya Peters, Griswold, 42)
• Missouri Valley 225, Riverside 253
• Southwest Iowa 206, East Union 234, Lenox 256
• Treynor 182, Tri-Center 215 (Medalist: Aly Anderson, Treynor, 36)

Boys Golf

• AHSTW 161, Underwood 163 (Medalist: Erik Jorgensen, AHSTW, 36)
• Audubon 177, Logan-Magnolia 178
• IKM-Manning 183, Griswold 198 (Medalist: Marty Pelzer, Griswold, 45)
• Riverside 193, Missouri Valley 197
• Treynor 181, Tri-Center 199 (Medalist: Jayden Anderson, Treynor, 41)

Girls Soccer

• Abraham Lincoln 7, Underwood 0
• Denison-Schleswig 4, Sioux City West 1
• Nodaway Valley/WCV/ACGC 3, Carroll 0
• St. Albert 5, Kuemper Catholic 2
• Thomas Jefferson 10, Harlan 0

Boys Soccer

• Bishop Heelan 6, Glenwood 0
• Harlan 1, Lewis Central 0
• St. Albert 5, Kuemper Catholic 1

The Boyer Valley girls golf team won the title at the Rolling Valley Conference Championships at Crestwood Hills Golf Course in Anita on Monday.  The Bulldogs shot a 411 to beat the field with Exira-EHK second with a 448.  CAM’s Sammi Jahde took medalist honors with a round of 87.

Team Scores

1. Boyer Valley 411
2. Exira-EHK 448
3. CAM 449
4. Coon Rapids-Bayard 492
5. Woodbine 503
6. Charter Oak-Ute 508
7. Glidden-Ralston 509

Individual Scores

1. Sammi Jahde, CAM, 87
2. Anna Puck, Boyer Valley, 96
3. Sierra Marshall, Woodbine, 99
4. Katie O’Day, Boyer Valley, 99
5. Jacey Anthofer, Exira-EHK, 101
6. Abbie Miller, Boyer Valley, 107

The Exira-EHK Spartans took the team title at the boys Rolling Valley Conference Golf Championships on Monday at Crestwood Hills Golf Course in Anita.  The Spartans shot a 332 to win it over CAM with a 339. Colton Lenz of Coon Rapids-Bayard took medalist honors with a 76.

Team Scores

1. Exira-EHK 332
2. CAM 339
3. Coon Rapids-Bayard 342
4. Boyer Valley 366
5. Woodbine 377
6. Glidden-Ralston 381
7. Charter Oak-Ute 392

Individual Scores

1. Colton Lenz, Coon Rapids-Bayard, 76
2. Everette Carroll, Exira-EHK, 79
3. Ben Tibken, CAM, 80
4. Collin Giegrich, CAM, 81
5. Will Carroll, Exira-EHK, 82
6. Trent Willis, Woodbine, 83

The doubles teams for Atlantic came away with titles at the boys Hawkeye Ten Tennis Championships in Atlantic on Monday.  The duo of Grant Podhajsky and Cooper McDermott won the No. 1 Doubles title and Kalob Flory and Caleb Williams teamed up to win the No. 2 Doubles title.  Atlantic came in second in the team standings to Kuemper Catholic. Dalton Stoaks of Shenandoah was the No. 1 Singles Champion and Adam Konfrst of Glenwood took the No. 2 Singles crown.

Team Scoring

1. Kuemper Catholic 25
2. Atlantic 22
3. Harlan 21
4. Denison-Schleswig 20
5. Glenwood 19
6. Shenandoah 11
7. Creston 9
8. Clarinda 8
9. Red Oak 4
10. St. Albert 4
11. Lewis Central 1

No. 1 Singles

1. Dalton Stoaks, Shenandoah
2. Isaac Stitz, Harlan
3. Tanner Finken, Kuemper Catholic
4. Jayden Heiden, Denison-Schleswig
5. Alex Chekal, Glenwood
6. JD Hitt, Clarinda
7. Dustin Merritt, Creston
8. Luke Hohenberger, Atlantic

No. 1 Doubles

1. Grant Podhajsky/Cooper McDermott, Atlantic
2. Jaden Driskell/Jacob Cook, Creston
3. Josh Cheek/Caleb Rasmussen, Harlan
4. Justin Schroeder/Reed Rawlings, Kuemper Catholic
5. Weston Rolenc/Carlos Guerra, Red Oak
6. Sam Weber/Conner Andersen, Denison-Schleswig
7. Sam Lauritsen/Kris Mintle, Glenwood
8. Reed Miller/Cooper Bowman, St. Albert

No. 2 Singles

1. Adam Konfrst, Glenwood
2. Cam Pille, Kuemper Catholic
3. Sean Moran, Denison-Schleswig
4. Nile Petersen, Atlantic
5. Alec Plagman, Harlan
6. Jacob Buzzard, Shenandoah
7. Cory Rogers, Clarinda
8. Justin Choi, St. Albert

No. 2 Doubles

1. Kalob Flory/Caleb Williams, Atlantic
2. Matt Dentlinger/Colin Uhlenkamp, Kuemper Catholic
3. Jordan Torres/Zach Ahrenholtz, Denison-Schleswig
4. Carter Benson/Josh Ruth, Glenwood
5. Kalob Kaster/John Cheek, Harlan
6. Tyler Luckado/Owen Smith, Clarinda
7. Christian Baer/Sam Narni, St. Albert
8. Calvin Fricke/Jack Lieber, Lewis Central

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When the NCAA Tournament returns to Des Moines in 2019 Drake University will serve as the host school. Iowa State was the host in 2016 the first time Wells Fargo Arena hosted a regional in 2016.

(That’s Drake Athletic Director Sandy Hatfield Clubb).

Serving as host means Drake could not be assigned the Des Moines regional if the Bulldogs make the tournament but there still could be a local flavor.

Hatfield Clubb says it will be a great opportunity to showcase the city as well as her school.

She says the attention the NCAA Tournament receives will benefit the entire area.

(Learfield Sports)

Iowa defensive tackle Faith Ekakitie was the first pick of the Canadian Football League Draft. The native of Ontario was take by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers after a senior season with the Hawkeyes in which he registered 39 tackles. He was invited to NFL mini-camps with the Colts and Giants but decided to sign a two-year contract with Winnipeg.

Ekakitie feels his best football is ahead of him. He did not even start playing the game until his sophomore year in high school.

(Learfield Sports)