Treynor – 218 vs Audubon – NTS 

Medalist: Sophi Pedersen (39) – Treynor

Runner-up: Mari Gleason (56) – Audubon

Other Audubon: Emily Foran – 69, Sydney Johnson – 76

Other Treynor: Brooklyn Casey – 58, Shaylee Smith – 60, Molly Coffman – 61, Collin Reineke – 69 

KUEMPER INVITATIONAL

1. Spencer – 367

3. Kuemper Catholic – 373

4. Denison-Schleswig – 424

6. Atlantic – 445

9. Harlan 503 

1. Morgan Irvine (81) – Spencer

2. Addy Beiter (84) – Kuemper Catholic

6. Elsa Tiefenthaler (91) – Kuemper Catholic

8. Glada Lujano (96) – Kuemper Catholic

Atlantic: Emma Rose – 99, Mackenna Schroeder – 101, Rylee Bengel – 114, Nevaeh Fewson – 131

BOYER VALLEY QUAD

1. West Monona 230

2. Boyer Valley 233

3. Heartland Christian 266

4. Woodbine NTS 

Medalist: Charlie Pryor (46) – Woodbine

Other Woodbine: Ellie DeForest – 58, Elise Olson – 64

Other Boyer Valley: Reese Miller – 55, Mataya Bromert – 56, Zoey Soma – 58, Gwen Neilsen – 61, Sarah Roberts – 107 

ROSS SAMUELSON CO-ED RELAYS AT SOUTH CENTRAL CALHOUN

BOYS

1. South Central Calhoun – 136 pts

5. Ar-We-Va — 59 pts

6. Kuemper Catholic — 56 pts

1st – 4×800 meter relay (9:01.67)

8. Paton-Churdan — 32 pts

GIRLS

1. Sioux Central – 145 pts

6. Kuemper Catholic – 57 pts

8. Ar-We-Va – 31 pts

9. Paton-Churdan – 11 pts

Treynor – 178 vs Audubon – 179

Medalist: Oliver Deist (41) – Audubon

Runner-up: Bradley Stock (41) – Treynor

Other Audubon: Ryan Hermansen – 45, Hudson Hocker – 46, Henry Burr – 47, Aiden Kjergaard – 48, Sully McClain – 49

Other Treynor: Ethan Chambers – 44, Ethan Hill – 45, Brody Larsen – 48, AJ Shudak – 49, Bryce Lewis – 61

Clarinda – 151 vs Creston – 167

Medalist: Jac Fine (36) – Clarinda

Runner-up: Marshall Long (36) – Creston

Other Clarinda: Jack Kline – 37,  Kort Neal – 37, Carson Turner – 41, Karsten Beckel – 42, Sean Hunter – 43

Other Creston: Branden Spencer – 40, Garrett Troutwine – 42, Chasse Downing – 49, Kylen Parsons – 50

BOYER VALLEY QUAD

1. Woodbine 152

2. Boyer Valley 158

3. West Monona 172

4. Heartland Christian 218

Medalist: Cale Soma (35) – Boyer Valley

Runner-up: Cody Dickinson & Xander Johnson (36) – Woodbine

Other Woodbine: Cal Pryor – 39, Carter Gruver – 41, Skyler Stoley – 43, Carson Kelley – 44

Other Boyer Valley: Brody Koski – 40, Tristan Burkhart – 41, Noah Heffernan – 42, Landon Dumbaugh – 42, Michael Davis – 43

SEATTLE – The University of Iowa baseball team fell to Washington, 4-3, on Friday night at Husky Ballpark.

Iowa (31-14, 20-5) batted .219 and left seven runners on base. The Hawkeyes held the Huskies to a .115 batting average.

Iowa took a 1-0 lead in the second inning when fifth-year Andy Nelson hit his third home run in the last three games. Gable Mitchell hit an RBI sac fly to put the Hawkeyes ahead, 2-0, in the fifth.

Washington (26-21, 14-8) tied it at two in the bottom of the fifth. Iowa regained the lead when Blake Guerinand Kooper Schulte hit back-to-back doubles. The Huskies knotted the game again in the bottom of the seventh and scored the winning run on a saftey squeeze bunt with two outs in the bottom of ninth.

LHP Cade Obermueller started on the hill. He fanned nine Huskies and gave up just two hits but was pulled in the fifth inning after surrendering five free bases and allowing Washginton to knot the game at two apiece.

With his seventh strikeout of the game, Obermueller moved into eighth-place in program history for single-season strikeouts (92), surpassing his father, Wes Obermueller, on the list. Wes Obermueller, current Director of Player Development, pitched for the Hawkeyes from 1997-1999 before being selected by Kansas City in the second round of the MLB Draft.

Anthony Watts came out of the bullpen and pitched 3.2 innings. He gave up two runs on zero hits and struck out six. Brant Hogue came in to pitch with one out in the bottom of the ninth.

Up Next

The Hawkeyes and Huskies will continue the series with game two tomorrow at 9:05 p.m. (CDT). The game will be broadcast on B1G+ and the Hawkeye Radio Network.

BOYS 

Red Oak – 7 vs Harlan – 2

Red Oak 2x winners: Brett Erickson (2), Landon Gigstad (2), Jackson Perdue (2), Dillan Rydberg (2), Kaleb Sebeniecher (doubles), AJ Beeson (doubles)

Harlan winners: Caden Herbst (singles), Kobe Klaassen (singles)

Clarinda – 9 vs Creston – 0

Clarinda winners: Creighton Bird (2), Brady Cox (2), Hayden Hash (2), Ben Miller (2), Aidan Johnson (2), Will Sump (2)

GIRLS

Harlan – 6 vs Red Oak – 3

Harlan winners: Chloe Swensen (2), Catherine Fah (2), Naia Ojeda, Julia Pando, Anastacia Kay, Rebekah Christensen

Red Oak winners: Sophie Snyder (2), Mariella Hernandez

Clarinda – 9 vs Creston – 0

Clarinda winners: Riley Nothwehr (2), Taylin Walter (2), Ellie Cole, Hannah Higgins (2), Chandy Nothwehr (2), Layla Hargis (2)

Kuemper Catholic – 9 vs Denison-Schleswig – 0

Kuemper winners: Kaylie Simons (2), Sophia Tidgren (2), Charlotte Schwabe (2), Ella Schwarte (2), Bella Lu, Julia Craig, Regan Garringer, Kaia Neumann

GIRLS 

Atlantic – 2 vs Knoxville – 0 

Tri-Center – 6 vs Riverside – 2

Denison-Schleswig – 2 vs Storm Lake – 0 

Underwood – 5 vs Abraham Lincoln – 0

Bishop Heelan Catholic – 2 vs Independence – 0 

North Polk – 9 vs Van Meter – 0

West Sioux – 3 vs Le Mars – 2

Sioux Center – 4 vs Sioux City West – 1 

BOYS 

Underwood – 7 vs Atlantic – 1

Tri-Center – 10 vs Riverside – 1

Denison-Schleswig – 1 vs Storm Lake – 1

Kuemper Catholic – 2 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 2

Lewis Central – 13 vs Red Oak – 0

Bishop Heelan Catholic – 2 vs Spencer – 1

Van Meter – 3 vs North Polk – 1

Le Mars – 3 vs West Sioux – 2

Sioux Center – 3 vs Sioux City West – 0

Former Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark returns to Carver-Hawkeye arena Sunday afternoon when the Indiana Fever play the Brazilian National team in an exhibition game. The game has long been sold out.

Clark led Iowa to back-to-back trips to the NCAA title game and is the reigning WNBA rookie of the year. With Sunday’s expected high in the mid-60s it could get warm in the arena.

GIRLS 

Creston – 3 vs Atlantic – 3

Glenwood – 0 vs Harlan – 0 

Tri-Center – 1 vs Kuemper Catholic – 0 

Missouri Valley – 7 vs AHSTW – 0 

Underwood – 11 vs Riverside – 1

Treynor – 6 vs Logan-Magnolia – 0 

BOYS

AHSTW – 11 vs Missouri Valley – 1

Glenwood – 2 vs Harlan – 0

Kuemper Catholic – 4 vs Tri-Center – 2

Creston – 2 vs Boone – 1

Treynor – 6 vs Logan-Magnolia – 0 

Perry – 10 vs Panorama – 0 

Clarinda – 9 vs Harlan – 0

Clarinda winners: Riley Notwehr (2), Taylin Walter (2), Ellie Cole (2), Hanna Higgins (2), Chandy Nothwehr (2), Alivia Higgins (singles), Layla Hargis/Taylor Vrba (doubles)

Kuemper Catholic – 8 vs Audubon – 1

Kuemper Catholic winners: Kaylie Simons (2), Sophia Tidgren (2), Charlotte Schwabe (2), Ella Schwarte (2), Bella Lu (singles), Kaia Neumann (singles)

Audubon winners: Alice Adams/Lauren Greving (doubles)

Council Bluffs City Meet 

1. Abraham Lincoln – 18 pts

2. Lewis Central – 19 pts

3. Thomas Jefferson – 24 pts

4. St. Albert – 29 pts

No. 2 singles champion: Ellie O’Donovan, St. Albert

Atlantic – 8 vs Red Oak – 1

Atlantic winners: Kinnick Juhl (2), Conner Johnson (2), Reid Woodward (2), Gradyn O’Hara (2), Gradyn O’Hara, Brock Goodrich

Clarinda – 8 vs Harlan – 1

Clarinda winners: Creighton Bird (2), Brady Cox (2), Ben Miller (2), Ian Smith (2), Will Sump (2), Hayden Hash

Harlan winners: Caden Herbst

Shenandoah – 9 vs Creston – 0

Shenandoah winners: Lucas Sun (2), Luke Daoust (2), Teagan Brunk (2), Ryan Lawrence (2), Drew Morelock (2), Levi Rystrom (2)

St. Albert – 6 vs Glenwood – 3

St. Albert 2x winners: Noah Narmi (2), McCoy Daley (2), Sawyer Sheffield (2), Oliver Juranek, Ben Buyske

Glenwood winners: Myles Longmeyer (2), Ben Carlo, Rylan Cutshall

Lewis Central – 7 vs Denison-Schleswig – 2 

Lewis Central 2x winners: Max Hubbard (2), Evan Clifton (2), Leyton Edwards (2), Landon Kammrad (2), Darren Warner, Hudson Anderson

Denison-Schleswig winners: Owen Galvin, Grant Fink 

Sioux City North – 3 vs Kuemper Catholic – 3

Kuemper winners: Carter Running, Landon Pottebaum, Braxton Lu