Iowa girls soccer 2011 season preview
Cedar Rapids Xavier leads a stacked class with Annie Dale and Mary Levett returning for five time 1A champions Xavier. Darian Powell headlines La Porte City Union with 22 straight wins and a top 1A ranking. Iowa City West Linn-Mar and others feature UNI recruits Kali Hubler Madison Garman. Coach Doug Graham and Coach David Rosenthal forecast strong showings across three-class system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darian Powell
la Porte City Union
Kylie Powell
Darian
Mary Levett
Cedar Rapids
Xavier
Saints
Shauna Happel
Kennedy
Northern Iowa
Nicole Rondeau
Iowa City
Madison Garman
Linn-Mar
UNI
Kali Hubler
Xavier — Saints
Ighsau
Doug Graham
Annie Dale
la Porte City
Brian Ray
the Gazette
Sportsday area events and MLB and NCAA highlights
Area sports listings include Regina at Durant boys track, Marion at Mount Vernon girls tennis, Davenport Central at Washington and Marion at Anamosa boys soccer, Kennedy at Musdaine girls soccer, plus 1 20 pm Diamondbacks at Cubs and 6 pm Twins at Yankees. NCAA final Butler vs Connecticut at 8 pm. Radio and TV outlets noted with contact lines.
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Regina
Durant
Marion
Mount Vernon
Davenport Central
Washington
Kingston
Anamosa
Kennedy
Musdaine
Diamondbacks
Cubs
Twins
Yankees
ESPN
NHL
Bruins
Rangers
Kings
Sharks
Butler
Connecticut
KGAN
Saints and Xavier vie for another title as family ties spark wins
Xavier caps three straight victories with a family-first approach led by Konchar and sister Lauren Konchar joining the starting 11. Veteran keeper Tori Shepard anchors the defense while Lizzy MecWhinney Kelsie Sargent and Lucy Martin return on the back line. Coach Dale touts unity and high expectations amid regional pressure and pursuit of another championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier
Konchar
Lauren
Lauren Konchar
Lizzy MecWhinney
Kelsie Sargent
Lucy Martin
Tori Shepard
Dale
Butler and UConn Reach National Title Showdown
Butler the 8 seed meets 3 seed UConn led by Kemba Walker in the national title game after Butler’s comeback bid last season and UConn’s 11th straight victory. Butler from a small Indianapolis campus trains at Hinkle Fieldhouse as the Huskies aim to win the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Connecticut
Bulldogs
Huskies
Kemba Walker
Uconn
Stevens
Indianapolis
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Hickory High
Indiana
Duke
VCU
Girls All-Star Games Summary at Hennessey Rec Center
Multiple all-star girls basketball games feature 1A White defeating 1A Grey 86–73 and 2A Grey beating 2A White 82–57 at Hennessey Rec Center. MVPs include Brandt for White and Otto for 2A Grey. other player totals and team rosters noted with scoring and fouls.
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Hennessey Rec Center
White
Mandy Uhrenkamp
Kelly Oeltiubruns
Rachel Vaughn
Anna Brandt
Tara van Rees
Amber Paden
Taylor Rochholz
Lynde Madison
Mariah Voyles
Erin Herink
Grey
Brooke Bennett
Raleigh Strong
Natalie Figanbaum
Courtney Mills
Keri Cassaday
Tessa Otto
Kelcie Bormann
Samantha Norris
Erica Ollendieck
Taylor Breen
Brandt
Uhrenkamp
Cassaday
Bormann
Otto
Tara Gray
Jordan Wood
Kayla Schneider
Sara Waid
Kayla Hemann
Stephanie
Sam Suckow
Anna Sweeting
Egypt Clayton
Bailey Myer
Jensen Stewart
Carlee Grunder
Hay- Jee Hoffman
Gray
Wood
Schneider
Bengen
Stewart
Diedrich
Halstead
Suckow
Myer
Hoffman
Clayton
Select
Kalli Richardson
Mellissa Greve
Jacqueline Clark
Amber Goraczkowski
Amber Quick
Aimee Osbourne
Katie Isenhour
Courtney Burr
Mackenzie Morrison
Paige Daugherty
Maggie Martin
Ashley Zobel
Karen Hutson
Megan Pieters
Lindy Pins
Shannon Waring
Becca Pennington
Katelyn Dewailf
Jordan Henningsen
Katelyn Kragt
Basketball results and Tuesday schedule release
Saturday results show San Antonio 114 Phoenix 97 and other games including Boston 101 Detroit 90. Tuesday matchups list San Antonio at Atlanta and Utah at L A Lakers among nine games with times.
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San Antonio
Phoenix
Denver
L.A. Lakers
Sacramento
Utah
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Charlotte
Miami
New Jersey
New York
Cleveland
Toronto
Orlando
Houston
Atlanta
New Origins
Indiana
Portland
Dallas
Scnewurew
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago
L.A. Clippers
Memphis
Oklahoma City
Golden State
L.A
Mickelson takes Houston Open in demanding final push
Phil Mickelson wins the Houston Open at Redstone C C Humble TX with a 268 total and $1,062,000 prize. Chris Kirk and Scott Verplank tie for second at 271 with $519,200 each, while Steve Stricker and Aaron Baddeley share $259,600 for 275. Other notable names include Robert Allenby 276 and Padraig Harrington 277.
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Humble
Texas
Redstone G.C
Phil Mickelson
Chris Kirk
Scott Verplank
Steve Stricker
Aaron Baddeley
Robert Allenby
David Hearn
Greg Chalmers
Matt Kuchar
Brandt Jobe
Padraig Harrington
Hunter Mahan
Chad Campbell
Gary Woodland
Anthony Kim
Panos
Butler Holds Off Virginia Commonwealth To Reach Final
NCAA Final Four at Houston Reliant Stadium reports Butler defeats Virginia Commonwealth 70 to 62 and Connecticut bests Kentucky 56 to 55 to set the title game. Butler faces Connecticut in tonight’s championship with strong showings from Lamb and Jones and Connecticut led by Walker and Napier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Kentucky
Jones
Harrellson
Miller
Knight
Liggins
Lamb
Vargas
Connecticut
Olander
Smith
Oriakni
Walker
Coombs-McDaniel
Napier
Orakhi
Junior hockey USHL schedule notes and a Green Bay game recap
The USHL lists several midweek and weekend games including Cedar Rapids at Green Bay and Sioux City at Sioux Falls. A Green Bay at Cedar Rapids game report notes Cedar Rapids scoring by Parks and Wilson and Green Bay by LaPorte Czarnik and Megna with final goal details and goaltending stats.
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Incom
Sioux City
Youngstown
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Naterioo
Dubuque
Chicago
Muskegon
Indiana
Tri-City
Lincoln
Sioux Falls
Team USA
Green Bay
Waterloo
Omaha
Fargo
Wis
Roughriders
Michael Parks
Ryan McGrath
Cason Hohmann
Nolan LaPorte
Sam Herr
Alex Broadhurst
Stu Wilson
Peter Maric
Nolan Zaiac
Austin Czarnik
William Kessel
Jean-Paul LaFontaine
x-Cedar Rapids
x-Green Bay
X-Indiana
x-Team USA
y-Dubuque
x-Sioux Falls
x-Omaha
x-Fargo
x-Lincoln
Baseball and hockey player moves across MLB and AHL
Orioles recall Zach Britton from Norfolk and place Brian Matusz on the 15 day DL retro to March. Indians release Preston Mattingly. Rays place Evan Longoria on the 15 day DL and sign INF Felice Lovez from Durham. Braves place Jair Durriens on the 15 day DL and recall Mike Minor from Gwinnett. Blue Jackets activate Kristian Husetus from IR. Senators reassign D Benoit and D Wiercioch from Binghamton. Utah names Larry Krystkowiak men’s basketball coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Orioles
Zach Britton
Norfolk
Brian Matusz
Cleveland Indians
Preston Mattingly
Tampa Bay Rays
Evan Longoria
Feline Lovez
Durham
Atlanta Braves
Jair Durriens
Mike Minor
Gwinnett
Ottawa Senators
Andre Benoit
Patrick Wiercioch
Binghamton
AHL
UTAH
Larry Krystkowiak
Hawkeyes rout Spartans in Big Ten baseball clash
Iowa pitchers held Michigan State to 7 runs as Hawk hitters, led by Keith Brand with three RBI, powered a 19 7 win at Duane Banks Field. McQuillan Blaser Keppler and Zeise each had two hits. Blaser nearly hit for cycle and scored three. Mount Mercy beat St Ambrose 9 8 in MCC action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Paul Franco
David Rodriguez
Mustangs
Ken Chairpar Field
Rodriguez
MCC
Underdogs Texas A M edges Stanford in Final Four clash
Texas A M defeats Stanford 63 62 as Notre Dame tops Connecticut 72 63 in Indianapolis. Texas A M faces Notre Dame at 7 30 p m with Carter White and Adams among top scorers while Diggins nets 28 for Notre Dame and Moore 36 for Connecticut.
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Indianapolis
Conseco
Texas A&m
Stanford
Notre Dame
Connecticut
Carter
Bellock
Baker
White
Elona
Adams
Pratcher
Gilbert
Assarian
Colson
Murphy
Ruef
C. Ogwumike
Pedersen
la Rocque
Pohlen
N. Ogwumike
Kokenis
Boothe
Pohien
Diggins
Adhonna
Miller
Peters
Turner
Novosel
Mallory
Bruszewski
Hayes
Hartley
Moore
Dixon
Dolson
Buck
Faris
LSU National Invitational Final Scores and Top Individuals
In Baton Rouge at The University Club par 72 LSU won with 886. Chattanooga finished second at 887 and Iowa third at 893. Individual leader Stephan Jaeger of Chattanooga posted 209, while Vince India of Iowa shot 216, and Donald Constable of Minnesota tied with John Peterson of LSU at 217. Barrett Kelpin of Iowa led at 225 with several players tied for 12th to 35th.
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LSU
Baton Rouge
the University Club
Chattanooga
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
VCU
Stephan Jaeger
Chatt
Vince India
Donald Constable
Minn
John Peterson
India
Barrett Kelpin
Chris Brant
Brad Hopfinger
Jed Dirksen
MLS Friday and weekend results with ties and scores
Columbus 7 FC Dallas results missing Friday. Toronto 1 Chivas USA 1 tie. Vancouver 3 Sporting KC 3 tie. New York 1 Houston 1 tie. New England 1 Portland tie. San Jose 2 Seattle 2 tie. Los Angeles 1 Philadelphia 0. Sunday Colorado 4 D C United. Wednesday Finland at Vancouver 9 p m. Hole in one at Jones Park Adam Brainard No 13 124 yards Saddleback Ridge Solon Steve Bailey No 2 167 yards 7 iron.
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Cowmbus
FC Dallas
Toronto FC
Chivas USA
Vancouver
Sporting Kansas City
New York
Houston
New England
Portland
San Jose
Seattle FC
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Colorado
D.C. United
Finland
Jones Park
Adam Brainard
Saddleback Ridge
Solon
Steve Bailey
Martinsville Race Results Highlight NASCAR Sprint Cup
Kevin Harvick wins the Goody's Fast Pain Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway Ridgeway VA in a 500 lap event. Dale Earnhardt Jr and Kyle Busch finish second and third as top 12 in points are listed with team and car details.
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Martinsville Speedway
Ridgeway
Kevin Harvick
Chevrolet
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Kyle Busch
Toyota
Juan Pablo Montoya
Jett Gordon
Matt Kenseth
Ford
Jamie McMurray
David Ragan
Clint Bowyer
Mark Martin
Jimmie Johnson
Denny Hamlin
Joey Logano
U Se A
J Allmendinger
David Reutimann
Kurt Busch
Dodge
Brian Vickers
Carl Edwards
Brad Keselowski
Ryan Newman
Greg Biffle
Ky.Busch
C.bowyer
D.hamlin
J.johnson
J.gordon
J.mcmurray
O.earnhardt Jr
K. Kahne
C.edwards
Ku.Busch
K.harvick
R.newman
J.montoya
D.earnhardt Jr
Mkenseth
Martin
T.stewart
Djokovic Wins Thrilling Sony Ericsson Open Final
At Key Biscayne Novak Djokovic defeats Rafael Nadal in a three set men’s singles final 4 6 6 3 7 6 4. In doubles Daniela Hantuchova and Agnieszka Radwanska defeat Liezel Huber and Nadia Petrova 7 6 5 2 6 10 8 in a final with a long deciding tiebreak. Broad coverage of IMCA late model results follows with the Deery Brothers series event in Dubuque listing top five finishers and heat winners.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Crandon Park
Novak Djokovic
Serbia
Ratae Nadal
Spain
Daniela Hantuchova
Slovakia
Agnieszka Radwanska
Poland
Liezel Huber
United States
Nadia Petrova
Russia
Deery Brothers
Dubuque
Brian Harris
Davenport
Andy Eckrich
Iowa City
Tom Darbyshire
Morning Sun
Tyler Bruening
Decorah
Terry Neal
Ely
Neal
Darbyshire
Bruening
Colby Springsteen
Harris
Jason Perry
Payson
Ill
Luke Goedert
Holy Cross
Mike Murphy
Colona
Jeff Askey
Cedar Falls
Justin Kay
Wheatland
Matt Strassheim
Burlington
Bowling Leagues Results At Lancer Lanes
Saturday mixed totals list top scorers for Lancer Lanes Cedar Rapids league night led by Hansen 282 in Jeff Hansen and Donner 792 series Joe Donner while other high marks include Rob Freeman 255 709 Sam Boston 257 653 and Kim Droessler 244 631 Green Jeans Advanced Alex Barnett 184 472 Lynn Lewis 173 431 plus Half Better Half Meagan Walton 233 559 and Nerek Maples 279 Jim McGaffie 765.
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Lancer
Jeff Hansen
Joe Donner
Lisa Perry
Amanda Legate
Super Stars
Rob Freeman
Sam Boston
Happy Couples
Kim Droessler
Tony Sundstrom
Cedar Rapids Bowling Center
Green Jeans
Alex Barnett
Lynn Lewis
Conner Bailey
Mekena Diercks
Meagan Walton
Nerek Maples
Jim McGaffie
Purdue Edges Iowa 3-0 in Big Ten softball
Purdue seized a 3-0 win over Iowa at West Lafayette as Shelby Krammer hit a three-run homer in the first inning. Andre Varsho added three hits for Purdue while Stephanie Ochoa Brianna Luna and Ashley Akers collected Iowa hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
IOWA
Shelby Krammer
West Lafayette
Andre Varsho
Boilermakers
Big Ten
Stephanie Ochoa
Brianna Luna
Ashley Akers
Texas A&m
Iowa State
Daryn Varela
Sara Davison
Erica Miller
Amadine Habben
Cyclones
Northern Iowa
Southern Illinois
Eranne Daugharthy
Salukis
Kirkwood
Western Nebraska
Amanda Lambrecht
Jenny Nelson
Jena Maimen
Eagles
North Platte CC
Upper Iowa
Golden Eagles
NSIC
Peacock
Adrienna Olson
Laura Tacklenberg
Women's tennis results across three meets
In Iowa City UNI beat Drake 5 2 Purdue Iowa 3. Singles see Moinar Rabot Young Dorr Harazin Pere and Goider winners. Doubles Rabot Schmidt Pere Dushkina and Maiercik Poggensee-Wei won. Cedar Falls UNI topped Drake 7 5, doubles action led by Gonzalez Garrido and Walker. Clark Racquet Center Wis La Crosse edged Coe 5 4 with Jensen and Schupbach sweeping singles.
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Iowa City
Purdue
Iowa
Sonja Moinar
Jennifer Rabot
Jessica Young
Bhavan Tirumurti
Mara Schmidt
Lynne Poggensee-Wei
Alexis Dorr
Anna Dushkina
Imogen Goider
Christina Harazin
Cedar Falls
Northern Iowa
Drake
Lara Gonzalez-Garrido
Phoebe Walker
UNI
Jessica Aguilera
Manca Krizman
Kiauciia Rebel
Gabriela Demos
Chelsea Moore
Lara Okicki
Krissy Lankeima
Jessica Kunzelmann
Ori
Amanda Aragon
Jessica Labarte
Clark Racquet Center
Wis.La Crosse
Coe College
Michelle Schupbach
Tai Lucero
Kelly Stadum
Olivia Hartwick
Jenny Maruyama
Abby Tresedder
Natalie Bordignon
Sara Ohiman
Julia Johnson
Karie Williams
Hannah Jensen
Elizabeth Hoffmann
Jensen
Stadium
Schupbach
Katie McDonald
Lucero
Maruyama
Mara Weiner
Ohiman
Tresedder
Bordignon
Andrea Vivian
Hoffmann
NHL Results and Tonight’s Schedule Across Leagues
Edmonton defeats Vancouver 4-0 while San Jose tops Anaheim 2. Rangers edge Flyers 3-2 as Buffalo beats Carolina 2-1. Detroit over Minnesota 4-2 and St. Louis overwhelms Columbus 6-1. Calgary 2 Colorado 2 Dallas 4 Anaheim 3. Tonight’s games include Boston at the Rangers 6 30 p.m. LA at San Jose 9 p.m. and other cross country matchups.
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NHL
Edmonton
Vancouver
San Jose
Anaheim
N.Y. Rangers
Philadelphia
SC Buffalo
Carolina
UT Detroit
Minnesota
St. Louis
Columbus
Tampa Bay
Chicago
Calgary
Colorado Dallas
Boston
N.Y
Toronto
New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Ottawa
Colorado
Atlanta
Nashville
Dallas
N C State Wins 1983 NCAA Title On Last Dunk
On April 4 1983 Lorenzo Charles dunks to seal NC State 54 Houston 52 after Derek Whittenburg 35 foot desperation shot misses. The Wolfpack claimed the NCAA championship in dramatic fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Charles
Derek Whittenburg
North Carolina State
Houston
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