Beckman opens season with 1-0 win over Clear Creek Amana
Beckman boys soccer, ranked No. 3 in 1A, beat 2A No. 16 Clear Creek Amana 1-0 at Clear Creek Amana High School in a season opener. Senior Drew Boekholder scored before halftime after 22 Beckman shots, as coach Mirek Laskowski noted a young squad improving with more chances ahead. Ty Pettebaum anchored defense with 13 shutouts last year and Beckman hosts Benton Community next.
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Beckman
Mirek Laskowski
Blazers
Clear Creek Amana
Clear Creek Amana High School
Laskowski
Drew Boekholder
Boekholder
Jaden Becker
Owen Grover
Tom Jaeger
Ty Pettebaum
Bockholder
Jamboree Action Among Iowa Girls Soccer Rivals
In a showcase of skill City Highs Eva Bailey and Center Point Urbana's Alexa Coller chase the ball along the sideline. Emilie Brunke and Stella Foster contest for possession while Cedar Rapids Xavier's Amanda Ross and Cedar Rapids Prairies Mia Henderson scramble nearby for control.
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Eva Bailey
Center Point
Urbana
Alexa Coller
Emilie Brunke
Iawa City High
Stella Foster
Cedar Rapids Xavier
Amanda Ross
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Mia Henderson
Diff Jette
Gazette
Linn-Mar
Annika Menges
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Kenadee Dekko
Kingston Stadium
Carr and Jackson leave college for NBA drafts in major moves
Penn State sophomore Tony Carr declared for the NBA draft and will hire an agent, ending his Penn State career after a 19.6 point season. Michigan State freshman Jaren Jackson Jr. also announced plan to enter the 2018 draft and has hired an agent, joining Miles Bridges. Vancouver Canucks legends Henrik and Daniel Sedin will retire after 18 seasons, sharing their decision in a letter. UConn star Azura Stevens will skip her final college year to enter the WNBA draft.
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Jaren Jackson Jr
Michigan State
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Miles Bridges
Daniel
Henrik Sedin
NHL
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Lindberg wins ANA Inspiration in long playoff for first major
Lindberg, ranked 95th, captured her first LPGA win at the ANA Inspiration in a Monday playoff at Mission Hills. She birdied from 25 feet at the 10th to beat Park In-bee on the eighth playoff hole as Park missed a 15-foot birdie chance. The Swede becomes the third from her nation to win this major.
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Calif
Pernilla Lindberg
ANA Inspiration
Lindberg
Park In-bee
Mission Hills
Park
Annika Sorenstam
Helen Alfredsson
Golf Channel
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