Sports schedule roundup for Quad City at C R Kennels and more
A busy prep slate lists Quad City at C R Kennels 6 30 p m boys track Marion at Pekin Relays Coe College 4 p m girls track Regina at Iowa Valley Relays boys soccer City High at Jefferson 4 15 p m Marion at Anamosa girls soccer Xavier at Prairie 6 p m Regina at West Liberty boys tennis Independence at Marion 4 p m boys golf Independent at Marion 3 15 p m Anamosa Lone Tree at Regina 3 15 p m girls golf City High Jefferson Washington at Gardner 3 15 p m Durant versus Iowa City West at Elks 3 45 p m Prairie at Linn Mar College baseball Upper Iowa at Loras men s college golf Northern Iowa Iowa State at ASU Indian Classic in Jonesboro Ark women s tennis Northern Iowa at Chicago State men s tennis Upper Iowa at Cornell 4 p m on television live events only NCAA men s gymnastics championships 2 30 p m ESPN pro hockey eastern conference quarterfinals Flyers at Maple Leafs 6 p m ESPN western conf quarterfinals Avalanche at Wild 6 30 p m ESPN2 Wings at Ducks 9 30 p m ESPN2 eastern conf quarterfinals Flyers at Maple Leafs 2 a m ESPN western conf quarterfinals Avalanche at Wild 2 30 a m ESPN2 major league baseball Oakland at Seattle 9 p m ESPN contact details for sports desk etc.
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Marion
Pekin Relays
Coe College
Regina
Iowa Valley
Golf City High
Jefferson
Washington
Gardner
Durant
Iowa City West
Elks
Prairie
Linn-Mar
Loras
Iowa
Iowa State
Jonesboro
Ark
Philadelphia Flyers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Colorado Avalanche
Minnesota Wild
Detroit Red Wings
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
Oakland Athletics
Seattle Mariners
Masters Scores at Augusta Final Round Drama Ends in Playoff
The Masters at Augusta National finished with a dramatic final round where Mike Weir won in a playoff after a strong performance including a 70 in the final round. Final standings show Len Mattiace and Phil Mickelson near the top with large prize totals and a long list of players vying for the green jacket.
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Mike Weir
Len Mattiace
Phil Mickelson
Jim Furyk
Jeff Maggert
Ernie Els
Vijay Singh
Scott Verplank
Mark O'Meara
Jonathan Byrd
Maria Olazabal
David Toms
N- Retief Goosen
Tim Clark
Davis Love
Rich Beem
K.J. Choi
Tiger Woods
Ricky Barnes
Bob Estes
Brad Faxon
Adam Scott
Scott McCarron
Chris Riley
Nick Price
Sergio Garcia
C. Howell Ili
Darren Clarke
a-Hunter Mahan
Fred Couples
Kevin Sutherland
Loren Roberts
Nick Faldo
Rocco Mediate
S. Katayama
Billy Mayfair
Kenny Perry
Robert Allenby
Justin Rose
Phil Tataurangi
Craig Parry
Jeff Sluman
Pat Perez
Ryan Moore
John Rollins
Jerry Kelly
Craig Stadler
Pro football and hockey results with playoff updates
Summaries of Sunday and Friday games across pro football and NHL playoffs. Includes scores Chicago 76 Colorado 58 and Indiana 61 Dallas 57 in football, plus NHL first round results Vancouver 2 St Louis 1 and New Jersey 3 Boston 0 with game details and goals.
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Golden St
Iowa Collegessoftball roundup Sunday results
Iowa Lakes beat Kirkwood 6-3 with Erin Thimmesch two hits and three RBIs for Kirkwood. Ashley Ockenfels earned the win for Iowa Lakes. Mount Mercy toppled St Ambrose 6-3 in Joliet with Jen Perschbacher on the mound. Mount Mercy handed St Xavier a 6-2 loss in Joliet, Abbie Ruden homering. Northern Iowa rallied past Wichita State 9-8 in Cedar Falls after extra innings. Multiple clubs posted wins across the day including Iowa and Drake in scattered matchups.
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Juco Benedictine
Clarke
State
Drake
Ohio State
Iowa Lakes
Kirkwood
Iowa State
Baylor
Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Mercy
Northern Iowa
Wichita State
St. Ambrose
St. Xavier
Estherville
Goodel Henrichsen
W—Schmidt
L—Goodell
Brandi Sargent
Ashley Ockenfels
Erin Thimmesch
Rice
Henrichsen
W—Ockenfels
L—Rice
Nicole Faul
Joliet
Iil
Jen Trosky
Jess Mueller
Gina Perschbacher
Lisa Larranaga
Katie Dilulio
Melisa Abbott
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Christina Rose
Casey Thompson
Emily Cueno
Abbie Ruden
RBI
Ill
Brady Stumpff
Jessica Wilson
Tina McPherson
W—Wilson
L—Stumpff
Mustangs
Ess Mueller
Jamie Wood
Danielle Jakes
W—Wood
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Amy Elsbernd
Columbus, Ohio
Juco Clarke
Benedictine
SW Missouri St
St. Olaf
Luther
Viterbo
Waldorf
Nations Gymnastics Final and NYU Tennis Results
Oklahoma leads with 222.600 in the men’s NCAA championships at Philadelphia. Ohio State and Penn State follow as teams compete in floor, horse, and vault events. Concurrently at Cedar Rapids NYU men’s singles and doubles teams topple Cornerstone contenders with Barnes and Frank winning doubles.
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Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Penn State
Iowa
Clay Strother
Minnesota
Cameron Schick
Josh Landis
Fle
Stirings
Marshall Erwin
Reavis
Furney
Schick
Cedar Rapids
Doe
New York University
Nick Barnes
Mike Thompson
Rich Salem
Nyu
Nick Frank
Phil Williams
R.J. Ermola
Adam Elliott
Chris Chang
Andrew Mikkila
Josh Berne-Golden
Ryan Krabbe
Justin Giannone
Barnes
Frank
Salem
Chabria
Lucas Elliott
Williams
Thompson
Ermola
Jeff White
Chris McGrath
Berne-Golden
Giannone
Minor League Standings and Saturday Results Snapshot
Major and minor league standings across divisions with team records, current leaders, and upcoming games. Key matchups include Fort Wayne versus Battle Creek, Kane County leading the Western Division, and Omaha facing Col. Springs in the American Conference. Multiple late results list Fresno, Tacoma, Oklahoma, Portland, Las Vegas, and more.
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Fort Wayne
Padres
Battle Creek
Yankees
Lansing
Cubs
Dayton
Reds
Amy West Michigan
Tigers
South Bend
Kane County
A‘s
Peoria
Cardinals
Cedar Rapids
Angels
Wisconsin
Mariners
Quad City
Twins
Clinton
Rangers
Beloit
Brewers
Burlington
Royals
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Omaha
Col. Springs
Rockies
Albuquerque
Marlins
Zlowa
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Pirates
Oklahoma
Memphis
New Orleans
Astros
Portland
Tacoma
Salt Lake
Edmonton
Expos
Las Vegas
Dodgers
Fresno
Giants
Sacramento
Tucson
Colorado Springs
Iowa
Mount Mercy Holds Off Missouri Valley Rivalry Run
Mount Mercy tops Waldorf and Lake Mount Mercy (25-15, 5-3) in a doubleheader with Ron Benich going 2-for-2 and a three run homer in game one. Northern Iowa offense erupts with seven runs in the sixth, Burgert and LaCoste homering for the Panthers. W-Zenk picks up win. L-Wilson takes loss.
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EY Crane
J. Hanson
W. Hanson
Fleur
Brown
Sean Birdsell
Mario Rosales
Geoff Franzenburg
Jason Norman
Josh Walters
Sepates
Matiason
Bill Zenk
Nate Trumm
Jeff Gray
Rick Wilson
Chris Krawczyk
Tony Piazza
Zenk
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Hr—Mni
Burgett
LaCoste
Sms
Marcum
Northern Iowa
Joe Burgert
Sean LaCoste
He Heen
Panthers
Milwaukee 107 Indiana 98 recap
Two teams traded leads as Milwaukee defeated Indiana 107 to 98. Key performances from Cassell 11 of 18, Payton 8 assists, and O’Neal ejected, while Harrington led Indiana with 23 points. Venue details reflect a crowded 17,064 attendance.
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Peeler
Strickland
Hudson
Chicago
Crawford
Minnesota
Garnett
Williams
Milwaukee
Indiana
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O'Neal
B.miller
R.miller
Tinsley
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Hardaway
Foster
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Haislip
D.mason
Przybilla
Cassell
Payton
A.mason
Kukoc
Redd
T.thomas
Johnson
Gadzuric
O’neal
J.thomas
Weekend Transactions Update Across Major Leagues
Baseball moves include Red Sox placing Alan Embree on the 15 day list and recalling Kevin Tolar. Rangers optioning Mike Lamb and Reynaldo Garcia while recalling Ryan Drese and purchasing R A Dickey. Blue Jays designating Ken Huckaby and adding Reed Johnson and Jayson Werth. Pirates place Brian Giles on the 15 day list and recall Adam Hyrdu. Basketball notes center on Bulls Donyell Marshall and Hoiberg, Mavericks, Nuggets signings, Clippers and Williams, with Fowlkes activated. Arena football Los Angeles signed Rick Hamilton. NHL Discipline sees Derian Hatcher suspended for one game after a second playoff misconduct.
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Mike Lamb
Reynaldo Garcia
Oklahoma
Ryan Drese
Frisco
R.A. Dickey
Toronto Blue Jays
Ken Huckaby
Reed Johnson
Syracuse
Jayson Werth
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brian Giles
Adam Hyrdu
Nashville
Basketball National Basketball Association
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Donyell Marshall
Fred Hoiberg
Dallas Mavericks
Evan Eschmeyer
Walt Williams
Denver Nuggets
Jeff
Henin-Hardenne Wins Family Circle Cup Singles Title
Belgium's Justine Henin-Hardenne defeats Serena Williams 6-3 6-4 in Charleston to capture the women's singles crown. In doubles, Virginia Ruano Pascual and Paola Suarez defeat Janette Husarova and Conchita Martinez 6-0 6-3 for the title.
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Dustin Henin-Hardenne
Belgium
Serena Williams
United States
Virginia Ruano Pascual
Spain
Paola Suarez
Argentina
Janette Husarova
Slovakia
Conchita Martinez
Wartburg Invitational Golf Results Feature Tight Team Race
Gustavus Adolphus leads the Wartburg Invitational with 583 as Central 590 and Mount Mercy 593 chase. Individual medalist is Jake Pearson of Central with 141 after a playoff, while Luke Slaymaker of Mount Mercy and Neil Johnson of Gustavus Adolphus tied at 141. Team standings list Ohio State top the national field, with Brad Heaven of Toledo securing medalist honors at 219 in the Iowa segment.
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Briar Cliff
Loras
Luther
Wartburg
St. Thomas
Buena Vista and
Simpson
Augsburg
Wartburg Orange
Coe
Clarke
Upper Iowa
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Macalester
William Penn
Grinnell
Jake Pearson
Luke Slaymaker
Mt.Mercy
Neil Johnson
G.adolphus
Women’s golf at SURG Invitational in Waverly results
Luther led with 602 as Melissa Stull 170, Lindy Buck 174, Amanda Benedict 183, Lisa Highurn 184 helped place Luther among top teams. Individual leaders Kristy Schaaf of Macalester and Amber De Riemacker ofSimpson led the field with 157 and 158 respectively.
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Amber de Riemacker
Simp
Steph Schenfeld
Luther
Melissa Stull
Lindy Buck
Amanda Benedict
Lisa Highurn
Women at KT Woodman Classic in Wichita results
Nebraska leads team standings at the KT Woodman Classic in Wichita with Iowa second and Wichita State third. Individual event results include Karmesha Marshall winning discus at 149 5, Na Tassia Vice high jump 5 9 1 4, Christi Lenman pole vault 12 11 2, Becca Thompson 3 000 steeplechase 11 50, Lindsey Eck 110 hurdles 13 92, Ann Gaffigan 1500 4 38 68, Saran Arens 5000 18 07 21, Texas Arlington and Iowa posting strong times in relays and sprints.
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Jessie Strand
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Tiffany Pedersen
Alana Redfern
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Becca Thompson
Lindsey Eck
Sarah Steffen
Rukaira Holland
Kyndra Middleton
Holland
Jessica Fouche
Ann Gaffigan
Sarah Arens
Saran Arens
Shellene Williams
Ann Shadie
Sophia Chow
Texas-Ariington
Track Meet Results Highlight Wichita State Winners
Kansas City area meet lists Wichita State topping team standings with multiple event wins. Nebraska, Texas Arlington, and UMKC place for track and field events including hammer, discus, sprints, and distance races, with individual marks from Casey Smith Brad Johnson Tim Williams and others.
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Adam Hamilton
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Luke Nessam
NASCAR Winston Cup Virginia 500 at Martinsville results
Jeff Gordon led Chevrolet to a win at Martinsville with Bobby Labonte and Dale Earnhardt Jr. in the top three. The race paid $219,143 to the winner and included 42 entries, with lead changes and a one caution flag across 500 laps on the 0.526 mile oval.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr
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Tony Stewart
Sterling Marlin
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Ene
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Greg Biffle
Jimmy Spencer
Dale Jarrett
Robby Gordon
Matt Kenseth
Michael Waltrip
Steve Park
Ward Burton
Jeff Green
Ricky Craven
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Kurt Busch
Jack Sprague
John Andretti
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Johnny Benson
Tony Raines
Kyle Petty
Mike Skinner
Casey Mears
Todd Bodine
Ryan Newman
Jamie McMurray
Jeremy Mayfield
Jerry Nadeau
Derrike Cope
Hermie Sadler
J Gordon
T Stewart
R.wallace
D. Earnhardt Jr
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S.marlin
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E Sadler
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USHL Playoffs Semifinals Matchups Listed
Semifinal series open with Cedar Rapids at Lincoln and Waterloo at River City both at 7 05 p m Lincoln leads 2 0 and River City trails 2 0 Wednesday games set at River City Cedar Rapids at Lincoln Friday Cedar Rapids hosts River City and River City visits Waterloo with final winners to be decided.
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