College and pro sports schedule and results highlights
A dense afternoon of college baseball softball and NBA NHL action plus NCAA tournament results. Prominent matchups include Iowa at Michigan State and Minnesota at Michigan State in college softball. NBA Cavaliers vs Celtics and Spurs vs Lakers. NHL Red Wings at Flyers and Sharks at Avalanche. NCAA Final Four semifinal results Butler over Michigan State 52 50 Duke over West Virginia 78 57 with the championship set for Monday Butler 33 4 vs Duke 34 5.
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ESPN
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Connecticut
Yankees
Red Sox
Cavaliers
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Red Wings
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Avalanche
Comcast
TBA
ESPN2
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Kraft Nabisco
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Minnesota
Michigan State
Big Ten Network
PBA Lumber Liquidators
Iowa
Indianapolis
Lucas Oil Stadium
Butler
Michigan St
Duke
West Virginia
NHL and MLB Scores and Schedule Highlights
Saturday results include Pittsburgh 4 Atlanta 3 in OT and New York Islanders 4 Ottawa 1. Other NHL results feature Nashville 4 Detroit 3 OT and Montreal 3 Buffalo 0. MLB spring training notes list multiple games, upcoming games, and a long slate of interleague and divisional matchups across many teams.
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Pittsburgh
Atlanta
N.Y. Islanders
Ottawa
Nashville
Detroit
Boston
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
New Jersey
Carolina
N.Y. Rangers
Florida
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Columbus
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Frozen Four Semifinals Set for Ford Field
College hockey at Ford Field Detroit features Rochester Tech and Wisconsin meeting at 4 p.m. with Miami Ohio facing Boston College at 7 30 p.m. The winners advance to the final Saturday April 10 at 6 p.m.
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Ford Field
Detroit
Rochester Tech
Wisconsin
Miami
Ohio
Boston College
Coe tops Wisconsin Oshkosh in tennis by six to three
Iowa colleges tennis wrap shows Coe defeating Wisconsin Oshkosh six to three while Grinnell crushes Illinois College nine to zero. Grinnell then falls to Lake Forest eight to five with Luther edging Texas Tyler four to three.
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Iowa
Coe
Wisc.-Oshkosh
Grinnell
Illinois College
Lake Forest Luther
Texas-Tyler
Buena Vista sweeps Luther. Upper Iowa, Wartburg win big
In Decorah and surrounding venues, Buena Vista sweeping Luther 8 6. Brandon Pietrzyk drove in four runs while Kevin Krpener homered. Upper Iowa routed Minn Crookston with Luis Rodriguez amassing three RBIs and 10 in game two. Wartburg crushed Cornell with big nights from Fin cham Pells and Roem Mich.
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Wowa Colleges
Buena Vista
Eee
Upper Iowa
Minn-Crookston
Wartburg
Cornell
Luther
Brett Wilson
Decorah
Brandon Pietrzyk
Kevin Krpener
Central
Dubuque
Caleb Rangel
Central tops Coe as Kirkwood sweeps softball action
Central earns a complete-game shutout in game one at Cedar Rapids. Coe responds in game two with Chelsea Zaugg powering a 3 RBI two-run first inning. Illinois State blasts Northern Iowa twice in Cedar Falls. Iowa beats Indiana behind a big first inning. Kirkwood sweeps Southeast Nebraska 9 0 and Western Nebraska 9 0 with Knop win and Lambrecht no hitter. Oklahoma edges Iowa State 2 0 then wins 3 2 in Ames. Upper Iowa takes game one 4 6 at Northern State and split in game two. Wartburg outslugs Cornell 16 9 in game one. Cornell wins 10 8 in game two.
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Coe
Winds State
Northern Iowa
Iowa
Indiana
Kirkwood
Southeast Nebraska
Western Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Simpson
Buena Vista
Wartburg
Cornell
Wichita St
Drake
Upper Iowa
Northern State
Central
Riley Lythberg
Clark Field
Cedar Rapids
Chelsea Zaugg
Illinois State
Abby Olson
Michelle Henderson
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Kay
Kara Nelson
Olson
Hawkeye
Lindsey Digmann
Liz Watkins
Jenny Schuelke
Chelsey Carmody
Johnnie Dowling
Jordan Goschie
Stephanie Ochoa
Katie Keim
Ochoa
Chelsea Lyon
Southeast
Nebraska
Kylee Knop
Eagles
Columbus
Neb
Jamie Davis
Amanda Lambrecht
Keilani Ricketts
Amber Flores
Sooner
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Daryn Varela
Amandine Habben
Miller
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Heidi Kidwell
Varela
Rachel Zabriskie
Aberdeen
S.D
Casey Coon
Peacocks
Jessica Mauser
Simone Wright
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Mauser
Cedar Rapids Tops Youngstown in OT Thriller
In Youngstown Ohio Cedar Rapids defeated Youngstown 5 3 in overtime to close the regular season. Scoring came from Cedar Rapids Michael Parks Andy Simpson Mac Bennett and Bryce Aneloski with Youngstown replying Ty Loney. Goaltenders were Troy Grosenick and Jordan Tibbett. Shots favored Cedar Rapids 43 22.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Michael Parks
Derek DeBiois
Andy Simpson
Thomas Fallon
Cason Hohmann
Mac Bennett
Zach Lehrke
Ty Loney
Dylan Margonari
Nick Crinder
Bryce Aneloski
Troy Grosenick
Jordan Tibbett
Local golf results from Saturday league play
Randy Whitehead scored a hole in one at 83 yards on No 16 with a sand wedge in the Airport National Saturday Leagues Men Open. Gay Strunk and Craig Runyan won 1st and 2nd in Champion divisions, with Ross McLaughlin and John Tyler 2nd, and Kennedy and Matt Taylor 3rd. First flight winners were Ist Ron Kataska and Ed Kataska, 62, with Kent Meyer and Tim Kleiman 2nd. Mixed Open Ist Pat Lang and Kristina Meyer 60, Mixed Senior Ist Bob Miller and Linda Miller 65, with runners-up. Longest drive went to Adam Sanket and Steph Swanson, Closest to the Pin Dennis Se, Longest Putt Issac Malone.
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Randy Whitehead
Airport
Gay Strunk
Craig Runyan
Ross McLaughlin
John Tyler
Kennedy
Matt Taylor
Ist
Ron Kataska
Ed Kataska
Kent Meyer
Tim Kleiman
Wornens Resun
Carol Hardy
Donna Franks
Pat Lang
Kristina Meyer
Steph Swanson
Larry Beaman
Bob Miller
Linda Miller
Bob Crook
Joyce Crook
Ena
Gary Strunk
Steven Ohlhauser
Dan Schulte
Ohlhauser
Schulte
Adam Sanket
Dennisse
Issac Malone
Nashville NASCAR Nationwide 300 results and race stats
Kevin Harvick won the Nashville race in a Chevrolet after 225 laps with Reed Sorenson Kyle Busch Justin Allgaier and Brad Keselowski among the top finishers. Race stats include average speed 114.028 mph time 2 hours 37 minutes 49 seconds and 8 cautions for 43 laps.
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Nashville
Kevin Harvick
Chevrolet
Reed Sorenson
Toyota
Kyle Busch
Justin Allgaier
Dodge
Brad Keselowski
Carl Eowards
Ford
Scott Wimmer
Joey Logano
Michesl Annet
Brendan Gaughan
Paul Menard
Trevor Bayne
Johnny Sauter
Kelly Bires
Cie
Brian Scott
Shelby Howard
Mike Wallace
John Wes Townley
Scott Riggs
Josh Wise
Scott Lagasse Jr
Jeremy Clements
Robert Richardson Jr
Brian Keselowski
Kenny Wallace
Hae
Derrike Cope
Andy
Mike Biss
Joe Nemechek
Eric McClure
Colin Braun
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Tony Raines
Mikey Kile
James Buescher
Willie Allen
Steve Wallace
Michael McDowell
Jason Keller
Jason Leffler
Morgan Shepherd
Mark Green
Kevin Lepage
Danny O’quinn Jr
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Bra.Keselowski
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Women's track central invitational results at pella and columbia
Minnesota Duluth led at Pella with 269.5 points followed by Central and Coe in the top three, with high finishes by Coe athletes in events such as pole vault and multiple throwing events. At Columbia Mo UNI and Drake led the TOM BOTTS meet standings, with Missouri and Indiana State next and several top marks from UNI in jumps throws and sprints.
C R Washington Dominates In Fresh Pair Of Wins
C R Washington beat Muscatine 3 1 then 5 1 and 2 0 in subsequent showings. ICW took the measure of Dowling 2 0 with Hassan and Brown scoring. Besong and Sundermann fueled CRW goals against Muscatine and Pleasant Valley.
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Muscatine
Iowa City West
Pleasant Valley
Jose Dominguez
Bob Brown
Alex Troester
Dominguez
Tanner Schilling
C.R. Washington
CRW
David Yepez
Jack Sundermann
Besong
Kimu Kasha
Brandon Besong
Josh Jensen
Daren Mangold
Austin Bergstrom
Joe Eken
Jensen
Mangold
Women's tennis results across OWA colleges
Chicago defeats Coe 9 0, Washington University in St. Louis beats Coe 7 0, Coe loses to Wichita State 2 6, Northern Iowa edges Coe 1 0 in listed matches.
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OWA
Chicago
Coe
Washington (Mo
Wichita State
Northern Iowa
Big Ten Men's Gymnastics Champs Held in Columbus Ohio
Results list Iowa performances with Jonathan Buese 15.500 on vault and Ben Ketelsen 14.875 on vault. Coe dominates track events with Eric Ritter 43-10 shot put and Dale Anderson 137-11 discus. Kyle Heineman leads distance with 4:09.93 1500 and Ryan Schroeder wins 5000 15:42.36.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jonathan Buese
Iowa
Ben Ketelsen
Ketelsen
Central
Minnesota Duluth
Gustavus Adolphus
Coe
Iowa Wesleyan
North Iowa
William Penn
Drake
Indian Hills and Clarke
Hastings
Polevautt
Charlies Dewar
Eric Ritter
Dale Anderson
Anderson
Kyle Heineman
Ryan Schroeder
Craig Nie
Bowling Scores From Cedar Rapids May City and Lancer Lanes
Friday Nite Boozers at Cedar Rapids Bowling Center include Futro 233 600 and Holub 279 705 with Primetimers led by Robinson 202 538 and Howsare 212 626. May City Bowl reports Pinbusters Grady 181 464 and Stars Kilts 628 with Desauiniers 258 and Balta 258 716. Lancer Lanes Saturday Mixed Ten Sauter 278 and Bries 734, plus Barber 235 621 and Walker 702.
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Cedar Rapids Bowling Center
J.C. Futro
Brock Holub
Darlene Robinson
Marvin Howsare
Ashley Grady
Tanner Bennett
Chalet Brown
Amanda Kilts
Brian Desauiniers
Drew Balta
Lancer
Tim Sauter
Brian Bries
Lisa Perry
Dawn Barber
Dave Barber
John Walker
Track Meet Recap From Iowa City Preparatory Meet
Results list dominates with team scores led by C R Kennedy 302 Linn-Mar 299 CR Washington 287 Iowa City West 285 Bettendorf 239 and C R Prairie 188. Individual winners include Jacob Gannon ICW long jump Caleb Mere CRK shot put Jeremy Jacobsen Bett 52 3 and Matt Eckman ICW 3200 in 9 49 27.
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C.R. Kennedy
Linn-Mar
CR. Washington
Iowa City West
Bettendorf
C.R. Prairie
C.R. Jefferson
Jacob Gannon
ICW
Ryan Piche
Sam Joens
CRP
Caleb Mere
CRK
Cameron Bradley
Evan Davis
CRW
Jeremy Jacobsen
Bett
Mark Jennings
Max Martino
Shane Benton
Tom Frieden
Matt Eckman
Matt Stocker
Ryan Flynn
C.R. Washington
CR. Prairie
Alex Carr
Christian French
Will Griffin
Devon Clarke
Mitch Steimel
Clay Freeman
Kyle Dunn
Adam Sailor
Matt Butler
Jake Gerber
CRJ
Andy Marshall
Ronnie Henderson
Jeremy Aldrich
Jed Haycraft
Hurdies
Nick Oestreich
Jake Losch
Chase Graham
MLB and NHL Transactions Report Big and Small Moves
Major league teams shuffled rosters with DL stints and call ups. Orioles placed Koji Uehara on 15 day DL and added Will Ohman. Red Sox sent Josh Reddick to Pawtucket. Royals DL’d Gil Meche Gordon Fields and added Bruce Chen Herges Thompson Bellerin Beternit Falu Thorman to camp. Twins moved Clay Cowdrey to 15 day OL and recalled Alex Burnett. Yankees acquired Robbie Hammock, Thames and Moeller agreed terms. Blue Jays signed Adam Lind. Diamondbacks optioned several players and purchased Rodrigo Lopez. Braves placed Diory Hernandez Schafer on OL and added Heyward. Rockies DL Jeff Francis. Marlins placed Brett Carroll Sanches and recalled Tiim Wood. added Brian Barden Veras Lamb. Astros purchased Cory Sullivan. Dodgers players reassigned. Mientkiewicz released. Mets released Adams Figueroa Calero Parnell Dessens Carter. Phillies DL Blanton Lidge Romero. Nationals optioned Olsen Bernadina reassigned Bruntlett MacDougal. Hockey notes include Shattenkirk Cohen signings and call ups in Stars Wild Senators and Tampa Bay moves. New Mexico hired Steve Alford through 2019-20.
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Baltimore Orioles
Koji Uehara
Will Ohman
Norfolk
Kam Micholio
Robert Andino
Boston Red Sox
Josh Reddick
Pawtucket
Kansas City Royals
Gil Meche
Alex Gordon
Josh Fields
Bruce Chen
Matt Herges
Brad Thompson
Edwin Bellerin
Wilson Beternit
Irving Falu
Scott Thorman
Minnesota Twins
Clay Cowdrey
Alex Burnett
Rochester
NEW York Yankees
Robbie Hammock
Colorado
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
Marcus Thames
Chad Moeller
Toronto Blue Jays
Adam Lind
Arizona Diamondbacks
Ryan Roberts
Zach Kroenke
John Hester
Clay Zavada
Reno
Rodrigo Lopez
Atlanta Braves
Diory Hernandez
Jordan Schafer
Jonny Venters
Clint Sammons
Gwinnett
Craig Kimbrel
Scott Proctor
J.C. Boscan
Freddie Freeman
Brandon Hicks
Joe Thurston
Matt Young
Jason Heyward
Colorado Rockies
Jeff Francis
Florida Marlins
Brett Carroll
Brian Sanches
Tiim Wood
New Orleans
Brian Barden
Jose Veras
Mike Lamb
Jai Miller
Cristhian Martinez
Houston Astros
Cory Sullivan
Round Rock
Jason Bourgeois
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Luis Ayala
Justin Miller
J.D. Closser
Doug Mientkiewicz
NEW York Mets
Russ Adams
Nelson Figueroa
Kiko Calero
Bobby Parnell
Elmer Dessens
Chris Carter
Philadelphia Phillies
Joe Blanton
Brad Lidge
J.C. Romero
Washington Nationals
Scott Olsen
Roger Bernadina
Syracuse
Eric Bruntlett
Mike MacDougal
Linn-Mar dominates Davenport West in boys tennis
Linn-Mar swept Davenport West 9 0 at Linn-Mar with singles wins by Tyler McCann and Mitch Henderson. The Lions also took all three doubles matches led by McCann McCann, while other district results list CR Kennedy Columbus and Prairie Invitational standings with notable performances by CRP Parker Linn and Kyle Suther.
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Linn-Mar
Davenport West
Tyler McCann
Arnold Kompaniyets
Mitch Henderson
Tyler James
Gavin Young
David Moore
T.J. McCann
Erik Moon
Ryan Jennings
Dan Cutler
John Kuster
Alex Karwath
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Anderson
Young
Karwath
Zach Brewer
Jack Frank
Blake Young
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Independence
C.R. Prairie
C.R. Jefferson
Marion
South Tamas
Parker Linn
Kyle Suther
Top UNI Drake Dominate in men track meet finishes
Missouri led team standings with 264 points followed by Indiana State 205 and Northern Iowa 183. Event winners included Sam Krantz UNI in pole vault 15 07 Alvin Cole UNI long jump 21 09 and Justin Romero UNI shot put 53 03. Allen Weeks UNI won discus 161 10 and Tanner Hart UNI hammer 163 07. Other top marks noted for Drake and UNI across sprints jumps and distance events.
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Tom Botts
Columbia
Ap Uni
Drake
Missouri
Indiana State
Northern Iowa
Central Missouri
Tyse Samani
Rachel VanderHolt
UNI
Jenna Wexter
Molly Scott
Jamie Wieck
Cambria Pardner
Pardner
Kelsey Sukovaty
Deidra Dirth
Traci Harms
Emily Prinsen
Beth Hamling
Lindsay Gierke
Sam Cameron
Tara Scieszinski
Marissa Smith
Gierke
Ari Curtis
Shawn Shaddox
Te Ee Heinz
Eric Hall
Sam Krantz
Alvin Cole
Josh Bangert
Dan Karys
Justin Romero
Allen Weeks
Tanner Hart
Isaac Twombly
Kevin Harp
Troy Bacon
Shaun James
Tim Johnson
James
Troy Kimberlin
Bryan Collins
Mike Craddick
Kevin Earl
Brady Fritz
Brett Egan
Channing Puls
Greg Offerman
Jon DeGrave
Alex Mark
Colin Coomer
Vance Fuller Invitational Girls Tennis at Veterans Courts
Readable results from the Vance Fuller Invitational show CRK dominant in team scores with Ottumwa Decorah and Waterloo West trailing. Singles and doubles finals list Lasecki Boenish and Pedersen Hinke among top winners with multiple CRK players prevailing over Ottumwa and Decorah opponents.
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Veterans Memorial Courts
J. C.R. Kennedy
Waterloo Columbus
Waterloo West
Cedar Falls
Decorah
Waverly-Shells Rock
Jeff Damisch
CRK
James McManus
Riley Galbraith
Jimmy Nora
Vance Fuller
C.R. Kennedy
Ottumwa
Logan Thompson
Jackie Pedersen
Sarah Lasecki
Abby Salgado
Trisha Hinke
Mahala Medanel
Thompson
Tori Dahlen
Lasecki
Boenish
McDanel
Hemmings
Goeddel
Lindsey Slater
Kristen Malauphy
Megan Vandeline
Iowa College Wrestling Honors Lead With Numerous Awards
The University of Iowa recognized standout grapplers across several categories. Mike McDonough and Brent Metcalf earned the Mike Howard Award for Most Valuable. Ryan Morningstar and Chad Beatty shared the Mike McGivern Award for Most Courageous. Dan LeClerc claimed the Sr Award for Highest GPA. The John and Dorothy Sil Award named Matt McDonough as the Most Dedicated Wrestler, On and Off The Mat. All-America honors went to Daniel Dennis Montell Marion Ryan Morningstar Phillip Reddy Dan Erekson. Brent Metcalf captured Most Pins with 16 and Montell Marion was named Most Improved.
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Matt McDonough
Brent Metcalf
Jay Borschel
Mike McGivern
Ryan Morningstar
Chad Beatty J
Donald McPike
Dan LeClerc
John
Dorothy Sil
Daniel Dennis
Montell Marion
Phillip Reddy
Dan Erekson
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