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Glenwood hosted their cross country meet on Saturday, August 29th at the Glenwood Lake Park course. Atlantic Head Coach Paul Iekel said he was very pleased with the effort and results from the meet.
Girls Team Results
1 Harlan 52pts 2 Lewis Central 60pts 3 Atlantic 70pts 4 Glenwood 73pts 5 Abraham Lincoln 95pts 6 Council Bluffs TJ 168pts Girls Individual Results
1 Tiffany Williams Atlantic 19:26.12 1 2 Kye Madsen Lewis Central 20:12.90 2 3 Aubrey McIntyre Glenwood 20:43.34 3 4 Claire Jones Abraham Lincoln 21:25.24 4 5 Greichaly Kaster Harlan 21:32.02 5 6 Alissa Pomrenke Lewis Central 21:39.84 6 7 Madi Parks Lewis Central 21:49.81 7 8 Kara Rueschenberg Harlan 21:54.28 8 9 Alyssa Wyman Harlan 22:03.34 9 10 Emily Saeugling Atlantic 22:04.31 10 Boys Team Results
1 Council Bluffs TJ 48pts 2 Harlan 56pts 3 Atlantic 77pts 4 Glenwood 86pts 5 Lewis Central 108pts 6 Abraham Lincoln 111pts Boys Individual Results
1 Jerry Jorgenson Treynor 17:23.03 2 Michael Sciranko Harlan 17:27.97 1 3 Brenden O'Brien Lewis Central 17:34.31 2 4 Jon Dahlheimer Council Bluffs TJ 17:44.69 3 5 Ryan Hawkins Atlantic 17:54.74 4 6 McGwire Midkiff Council Bluffs TJ 18:02.02 5 7 Reagan Hansen Harlan 18:05.62 6 8 Phoenix Shadden Atlantic 18:07.43 7 9 Parson Covington Glenwood 18:11.59 8 10 Drew Voge Harlan 18:14.72 9
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Matt Carpenter, Brandon Moss and Mark Reynolds all hit home runs, Yadier Molina drove in two and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 7-5 on Sunday. Jason Heyward added three hits and drove in a run for the Cardinals, who won for the seventh time in eight games. Greg Garcia also drove in a run.
Jaime Garcia (7-4) allowed season highs in hits (10) and runs (four) but was effective enough to improve to 4-0 over his past six starts. He did not walk a batter and struck out one, a season low. Marlon Byrd celebrated his 38th birthday with a pair of doubles, a triple and four RBIs. Kelby Tomlinson also drove in a run for the Giants, who ended a 3-3 homestand. Chris Heston (11-8) gave up five runs in 3 2-3 innings.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Chiefs have selected James Winchester to serve as their long snapper, waiving Andrew East and 10 others Sunday as they pare down to the 75-man roster limit by Tuesday afternoon. The Chiefs still need to cut four more players. Winchester and East, who recently became engaged to Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson, made up one of the few position battles in training camp this year. East played his college ball at Vanderbilt.
Other players waived by the Chiefs were tight end Adam Schiltz; wide receivers Kenny Cook, Jeret Smith and L’Damian Washington; offensive linemen Charles Tuaau, Marcus Reed and Anthony Dima; defensive lineman Vaughn Martin; and defensive backs Kenneth Penny and Aaron Hester.
Kansas City visits St. Louis for its final preseason game Thursday night.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Lance Lynn pitched neatly into the eighth inning before leaving with ankle injury that’s not considered serious, beating San Francisco for the first time in his career as the St. Louis Cardinals blanked the Giants 6-0 Saturday.
Lynn (11-8) awkwardly came off the mound to field Juan Perez’s leadoff chopper in the eighth and twisted his right ankle trying to throw to first. That was Lynn’s final batter, and he exited with a mild ankle sprain that will be reevaluated Sunday. Lynn gave up six hits, struck out two and walked two. He had been 0-4 with a 6.33 ERA in his previous four regular-season starts against San Francisco and 0-1 in three postseason outings.
The right-hander outpitched Ryan Vogelsong (9-10) after losing to him 2-0 on Aug. 18 at Busch Stadium. The NL Central-leading Cardinals broke open a scoreless game with four runs in the fifth. Matt Carpenter hit an RBI single for the lead and Yadier Molina capped it with a two-run single.
Treynor 24, Lawton-Bronson 22
Westwood, Sloan 59, West Monona, Onawa 18
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Alex Smith threw for 171 yards and two touchdowns in less than a half, and the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense looked the sharpest it has all preseason in a weather-shortened 34-10 victory over the Tennessee Titans on Friday night.
The game was called with 3 minutes, 50 seconds remaining after thunder rumbled and lightning streaked across the sky. Heavy rains had turned one end zone into a lake.
Smith was 16 of 18 before giving way to third-string quarterback Aaron Murray just before halftime. Murray played the rest of the game for the Chiefs (3-0), throwing for 146 yards with two touchdown passes and an interception as backup Chase Daniel got the night off.
Marcus Mariota got off to a slow start for Tennessee (1-2), misfiring on his first three throws. But the first-round pick out of Oregon was 7 of 8 for 99 yards the rest of the half.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Rookie Kelby Tomlinson lined a bases-loaded single up the middle with one out in the ninth against previously unbeaten Kevin Siegrist, and the San Francisco Giants topped the Cardinals 5-4 on Friday night to snap St. Louis’ five-game winning streak.
Left fielder Brandon Moss grabbed another glove from the dugout and moved in to make a five-man infield, then Tomlinson found a hole against Siegrist (5-1).
Marlon Byrd hit a grand slam off 15-game winner Michael Wacha in the third inning for the Giants, who kept pace 2 1-2 games behind NL West-leading Los Angeles.
Javier Lopez (1-0) got Moss to line out to second in the ninth and Tomlinson quickly fired to first to double up Stephen Piscotty, who was off the bag.
Byrd’s eighth career grand slam gave the Giants eight for the season, a franchise record. Byrd last hit one on July 9, 2013, while with the Mets facing the Giants at AT&T Park.
2015 High School Football
Week 1 Scores – August 28
Class 3-A, District 8
Clarinda 34, Atlantic 14
Harlan 44, Denison-Schleswig 7
Norwalk 26, Creston 7
Glenwood 35, Red Oak 0
Dallas Center-Grimes 39, Carlisle 6
Winterset 20, Oskaloosa 9
ADM 14, Perry 13
Class 2-A, District 8
Shenandoah 25, Riverside 0
Carroll 24, Kuemper Catholic 7
IKM-Manning 7, East Sac County 6
SE Valley 28, Manson NW Webster 20
DM Christian 36, West Central Valley 6
Class 1-A, District 1
Audubon 26, AHSTW 21 (Thursday)
Cherokee 34, OA-BCIG 0
Logan-Magnolia 27, Missouri Valley 6
Treynor @ Lawton-Bronson (Saturday at Morningside College Olsen Stadium 7:30pm)
Underwood 70, Tri-Center 14
Westwood @ West Monona (Saturday at Morningside College Olsen Stadium 4:00pm)
Class A, District 1
Bedford 35, Griswold 0
St. Albert 45, Thomas Jefferson 14
Maple Valley 14, Alta/Aurelia 7
Class A, District 8
Southwest Valley 15, Clarinda Academy 0
Pleasantville 16, Colfax-Mingo 7
Woodward-Granger 8, Martensdale St. Mary’s 0
Central Decatur 46, Nodaway Valley 8
SE Warren 14, Cardinal 7
Earlham 65, Woodward Academy 20
Albia 36, Mount Ayr 6
8-Man, District 1
Exira/EHK 35, Nishnabotna 6
East Mills 32, Boyer Valley 6
M-M-C 60, River Valley 0
Newell-Fonda 34, West Bend-Mallard 18
Ar-We-Va 72, Remsen St. Mary’s 42
Sidney 47, West Harrison 24
Kingsley-Pierson 68, Clay Central Everly 24
Fremont-Mills 65, Woodbine 8
8-Man, District 7
CAM 66, Adair-Casey 8
Coon Rapids-Bayard 52, Charter Oak-Ute 8
Glidden-Ralston 48, Remsen-Union 0
Stanton 24, Guthrie Center 0
Mormon Trail 62, Murray 44
Wayne 74, Ankeny Christian 26
Lenox 56, East Union 18
8-Man, District 8
Essex 34, Lamoni 24
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