The Hawkeye Ten Boys Golf Championships were held Tuesday, May 10th at the Glenwood Golf Course after being pushed back from Monday due to the wet weather.  Atlantic came away with a third place showing.

Team Standings

Individual Scores

1. Ryan Leath, Glenwood 71 (Won on first playoff hole)
2. Nathan Mertz, Kuemper Catholic 71
3. Steven Martin, Shenandoah 74
4. Tucker Boeckman, Kuemper Catholic 74
5. Kyle Somers, Creston 74
6. William Shull, Clarinda 75
7. Ben Renaud, Atlantic 75
8. Eli Bales, Glenwood 75
9. Kobe Rhodes, Glenwood 75
10. Colton Book, Glenwood 75
11. Matthew Bjoin, Harlan 76
12. Carlton Rahn, Clarinda 76

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Chiefs have signed defensive back Shannon Edwards and offensive linemen Garrick Mayweather, Drew Nowak and Zach Sterup following the completion of their three-day rookie minicamp. Defensive back Jordan Kovacs and offensive linemen Jake Bernstein, Ben Clarke and Laurence Gibson were released Tuesday to clear roster space for the new additions.

Edwards, a standout at Fresno State, impressed the Chiefs by picking off a couple passes during the minicamp. But he remains a longshot to make the roster after the Chiefs drafted three other cornerbacks. The 6-foot-3, 330-pound Mayweather played at Fordham and the 6-9, 320-pound Sterup played at Nebraska. Nowak was signed as an undrafted free agent by Jacksonville in 2012 and has spent time with Seattle.

GIRLS

Nodaway Valley/AC/WCV 3, Carroll 0
Winterset 1, Dallas Center-Grimes 0 (PKs 5-4)

BOYS

Kuemper Catholic 2, Gilbert 0
Lewis Central 1, Underwood 0 (Called at Half. Weather)

GIRLS

Tri-Center 208, Missouri Valley no team score (Medalist: Savanna Huseman, Tri-Center 47)

BOYS

Missouri Valley 171, Tri-Center 176 (Medalist: Seth Svedja, Missouri Valley 39)

Nodaway Valley Boys Invitational

1. Shenandoah 102
2. Nodaway Valley 78.5
3. Mount Ayr 76
4. Clarke 69
5. Central Decatur 57.5
6. Pleasantville 46
7. East Union 30
8. I-35 27
9. Clarinda Academy 24
10. Wayne 23
11. Bedford 14

Shenandoah picked up wins in the 4x100m Relay, 4x200m Relay, 200m with Logan Roberts, and Discus with Austin Fichter.

Nodaway Valley had wins from Jared Corder in the 400m, Bryce Wallace in the 3200m, and they won the 4x800m Relay.

Full results here.

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AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State men’s basketball team has announced the signing of graduate transfers Darrell Bowie (pronounced bo-ee) and Merrill (pronounced Muhrl) Holden. Both players are eligible to compete for the Cyclones in 2016-17.

“We are excited about the additions of Darrell and Merrill,” Prohm said. “Having multiple players graduate that played significant minutes from last year’s team, including more than 30 a game each from Georges (Niang), Jameel (McKay) and Abdel (Nader), we knew we would need to find experience and we were able to do that. I look forward to having them join our program and feel they will be big contributors to our team.”

Bowie, a 6-7 forward from Northern Illinois, committed to the Cyclones in March. He averaged 8.3 points and 5.2 rebounds in his three seasons with the Huskies.

Bowie redshirted the 2015-16 season while recovering from a shoulder injury suffered his junior season. Prior to suffering the injury in January of 2015, the Milwaukee, Wisconsin native was averaging 13.1 points and 7.1 rebounds. He finished his junior campaign averaging 9.8 points and 5.4 rebounds, scoring in double figures seven times in 17 games.

Holden, a 6-8 forward from Louisiana Tech, averaged 8.1 points and 5.0 rebounds in 23.4 minutes for the Bulldogs in 2015-16. Holden also posted 1.1 blocks and shot 51.6 percent from the field.

The Chicago, Illinois native scored in double figures nine times, including a 13 point-11 rebound double-double against North Texas. Holden, who started his career at Pratt Community College (Kan.), started the final 16 games last season, averaging 10.2 points and 5.3 rebounds as a starter.

Information courtesy of www.cyclones.com

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head men’s basketball coach Steve Prohm announced Monday that freshman Brady Ernst will transfer from the program.

“We wish Brady the best in the future and appreciate his effort last season,” Prohm said. “He worked very hard for our program and I’ve enjoyed having the chance to coach him.”

Ernst saw action in six games before missing the remainder of the season because of issues with his knee, which was still recovering from an ACL tear suffered late during his senior year of high school. The Clinton, Iowa native averaged 0.3 points in 2.3 minutes as a freshman.

Iowa State has applied for a medical redshirt on Ernst’s behalf.

Information courtesy of www.cyclones.com

The annual Cy-Hawk football game with Iowa hosting Iowa State will kick off at 6:30pm on September 10th and will be nationally televised on the Big Ten Network.

BTN announced their selections of prime time games for the upcoming season on Monday.

In addition to the Iowa State contest Iowa’s November 5th game at Penn State will also air on BTN at 6:30pm.  This becomes the third night game of the season with the Hawkeyes November 12th home game already announced as a 7:00pm kickoff on ABC/ESPN/ESPN2.

Iowa opens the season September 3rd at home versus Miami of Ohio.

AMES, Iowa – Register today for the 2016 Summer Iowa Games.  Now is your chance to participate in the Summer Iowa Games as they celebrate 30 years of providing sports and recreation opportunities for all Iowans.  In 1987, the Iowa Games offered 16 sports with 7,000 athletes on one weekend.  Today, the Iowa Games have grown to more than 60 sports with 13,000 athletes holding events from May to August.