Area area slate features dense schedule across sports
Area high schools in Cedar Falls Iowa City Prairie Kennedy Regis Jefferson Linn Mar Dubuque Washington and more host tennis golf soccer track and softball events. College action includes Iowa State Northern Iowa Graceland Mount Mercy and William Penn as well as pro and tape delayed broadcasts across ESPN TNT and USA networks.
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Waterloo West
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LaSalle
Alburnett
Center Point
Subuane Hempstead
Prairie
Jefferson
Iowa City West
Washington
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Mount Pleasant
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Pleasant Valley
College baseball scores note Iowa State routs N Iowa
Iowa State defeats Northern Iowa 8 to 2 as Loras edges Cornell 8 to 1 in a Monday OWA colleges baseball slate. The results reflect a busy nonconference card with multiple teams in action.
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Iowa
Cornell
Grinnell
OWA
Ashhalltown Invitational Men’s Golf Team Totals
Kirkwood leads Ashhalltown Invitational at Elmwood with 304 as Indian Hills 308 and North Iowa 325 follow. Medalist is Jason Wockwors of Shal t town with 72. Legends Invitational at Al Franklin in Indiana lists Toledo 917 and Ball State tied for second with 917, top individuals include Mike Stone of Toledo 222 and others among 225. Iowa’s Sean McCarty 23, Sean Bowen 237, Chad McCarty 237, Chad Lydiatt 241, and David Sharp 243 are listed.
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Ashalltown Invita
Elmwood CC
Kirkwood
Indian Hills
North Iowa
Marshalltown
Southeastern
Waldorf
Ellsworth
Iowa Central
Jason Wockwors
Shalltown
Matt Ergen
Alien Moritz
Joel Davidson
David Fall
al Franklin
Ind
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Toledo
Ball State
Miami
Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan State
Mike Stone
Andy Johnson
Jamie Fairbanks
Illinois
Jim Ousley
Indiana
Jim Peika
Wisconsin
Sean McCarty
Cedar Rapids Jefferson star Dennis Roloff shines in UNI record
Former Cedar Rapids Jefferson standout Dennis Roloff ran a 46.4 in 1972 setting a UNI record that still stands today. The piece highlights the notable performance and enduring mark within UNI track history.
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Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Dennis Roloff
UNI
Boys Golf At Anamosa Co Medalists Lyons and Gleich
In Anamosa at Fawn Creek the meet saw Mount Vernon score 18 while Anamosa posted 167 with co medalists Jason Lyons and Jason Gleich from Anamosa tying at 41 for low rounds.
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Mount Vernon
Hillcrest CC
Lisbon
Presto
Julia Meer
Laura Ham
Anamosa
Fawn Creek
Jason Lyons
Jason Eitz
Braves Fall Short in Pro Basketball Exhibition Upset
Atlanta fell to Chicago 87 to 70 in an NBA exhibition. Key stat lines include Manning 16 points and Augmon 12 for the Hawks while Pippen led Chicago with 13 and Grant added 14. Game summary shows balanced scoring and shooting spreads from both teams.
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Ola
Atlanta
Manning
Ferrell
Willis
Augmon
Blaylock
Koncak
Ohio
Whatley
Lang
Keete
Chicago
Pippen
Grant
Williams
Armstrong
Myers
Kukoc
Wennington
Kerr Finns
Blount
Rockets and Trail Blazers duel in high scoring bout
In Dallas and Phoenix hopefuls, Houston outlasts Portland 119 to 110 as Hakeem Olajuwon scores 29 and Clyde Drexler adds 18. The Trail Blazers receive 24 from Kersey while Porter and Drexler pace Portland. A 12,000+ crowd watches the late clash.
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IMCA Late Model Heat Winners at Bloomfield Speedway
IMCA Late Model Summer Series heat winners were Bryan Warner from Winfield 1st Fion Jackson from Danville 2nd Gary Webb from Davenport 3rd and Darin Burco from Independence 4th. Main winner Johnny Johnson from West Burlington. In the NASCAR Winston Cup First Union 400 at North Wilkesboro Terry Labonte led early and won the 400 with Rusty Wallace and Ernie Irvan following. Prize money totaled $61,640 for Labonte and smaller sums for the next finishers.
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Bryan Warner
Winfield
Fion Jackson
Danville
Gary Webb
Davenport
Darin Burco
Independence
Johnny Johnson
West Burlington
Webb
Greg Kastli
Waterloo
Darrel DeFrance
Marshalltown
Kevin Cale
Donnellson
Jeff French
Adel
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Terry Labonte
Corpus Christi
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Rusty Wallace
St. Louis
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Ernie Irvan
Modesto
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Kyle Petty
High Point
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Dale Earnhardt
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Ricky Rudd
Chesapeake
Geoff Bodine
Chemung
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Harry Gant
Taylorsville
Ken Schrader
Fenton
Bobby Hamilton
Nashville
Tenn
Jett Gordon
Pittsboro
Ind
Wally Dallenbach Jr
Basalt
Colo
Sterling Marlin
Columbia
Bill Elliott
Blairsville
Todd Bodine
Hut Stricklin
Calera
Ala
Ted Musgrave
Franklin
Wis
Morgan Shepherd
Conover
Brett Bodine
Dick Trickle
Wisconsin Rapids
Dale Jarrett
Hickory
Bobby Labonte
Derrike Cope
Spanaway
Wash
Darrell Waltrip
Dave Marcis
Wausau
Jeremy Mayfield
John Andretti
Indianapolis
Jimmy Spencer
Berwick
Jeff Burton
Halifax
Greg Sacks
Mattituck
Chuck Bown
Portland
Jay Hedgecock
Girls Tennis Scores Across Kennedy Marion and Dubuque Matches
At C R Kennedy Linn Mar defeated 6-3 with singles led by Heather Mowery and Janelle Johnson. Marion beat Washington JV 6-3 with Lyndsey Sovern and Lisa Johnson winning singles. C R Regis edged Dubuque Hempstead 5-4 as Pilcher and Campbell earned singles for Regis. Doubles results mirrored close contests across the three venues.
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Heather Mowery
Kristen Sibold
Janelle Johnson
Katy Ludwig
Robin Matt
Keth Olson
Jenny Davisson
Danielle Biderman
Cheryl Oldenburg
Tracy Bildstein
Lori van Dusseldorp
Tina Humphrey
Sibold Biderman
Johnson-Olson
Ludwig-Matt
Bildstein- van Dusseldorp
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Kristen Seff
Marion
Washington
Lyndsey Sovern
Saskia Langenberg
Lisa Johnson
Molly Sill
Kim Hammill
Kelly Loufek
Trisha Gossard
Lea Schneider
Joy Sueppie
Carrie Nissen
Jenny Raymond
Heather Pundt
Dubuque
C.R. Regis
Dubuque Hempstead
Mary Kate Pilcher
Angie Cuevas
Cheri Campbell
Ritzi Cuevas
Emily Stephenson
Annette Gatto
Kristin Norgren
Melissa Thier
Jill Hoffman
Stephanie Glynn
Susanne Bittel
Shannon Hine
Pitcher
Bittel
Cuevas-Cuevas
Stephenson-Norgren
Campbell-Gatto
Glynn- Thier
Carrie Soppe
Kamber Hyde
Rangers dominate Islanders 6 0 in NHL action
NHL summary reports the New York Rangers routed the New York Islanders 6 to 0. Vancouver leads Calgary series 1 0 after a 5 0 Vancouver win. Tonight Buffalo faces New Jersey at 6 38 p m with Buffalo up 1 0 in its series. Pro golf draws list several players with scores from Ottumwa and surrounding events.
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Tennis results feature several international players advancing
David Riki defeats Ced ric Pioline in three sets to move on. Petr Korda beats Karel Novacek, and Goran Ivanisevic defeats Ronald Agenor in three sets. Other matches include Gilbert Schaller over Carl Uwe Steed and Paul Haarhuis over Renzo Furlan. Wayne Ferreira and Magnus Gustafsson win, as do Jordi Burillo and Sergi Bruguera, with Carlos Costa edging Nicklas Kull.
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David Riki
Czech Republic
Cedric Pioline
France
Gilbert Schaller
Austria
Carl- Uwe Steed
Germany
Petr Korda
Karel Novacek
Goran Ivanisevic
Croatia
Ronald Agenor
Haiti
Paul Haarhuis
Netherlands
Renzo Furlan
Italy
Wayne Ferreira
South Africa
Emilio Sanchez
Spain
Magnus Gustafsson
Sweden
Henri Leconte
Jordi Burillo
Richard Fromberg
Australia
Sergi Bruguera
Lars Jonsson
Swedden
Carlos Costa
Nicklas Kull
Transactions Aims and Roster Moves Across Leagues
The report lists personnel changes across major leagues. Yankees appoint Keith Wiarda as director of marketing and public relations. Rangers place Jack Armstrong on the 15 day disabled list and purchase Rick Reed from Oklahoma City. Pirates send Joel Johnston to Buffalo and acquire Jeff Tabaka from Buffalo. Rockets place Matt Bullard on the injured list. USA Basketball names Ciem Haskins as head coach of the junior world championship qualifying team with Clint Bryant and Mike Montgomery as assistants. Vai Sikahema retires. Washington Redskins sign John as quarterback to a one year contract.
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Keith Wiarda
Texas Rangers
Jack Armstrong
Rick Reed
Oklahoma City
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joel Johnston
Buffalo
Jeff Tabaka
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National Basketball
Associatouston Rockets
Matt Bullard
USA Basketball
Ciem Haskins
Clint Bryant
Augusta College
Mike Montgomery
Stanford
Vai Sikahema
Washington Redskins
John
West Des Moines Valley Leads In Iowa Track Meet
Marcus records show West Des Moines Valley winning the team title with 60 points, Waterloo West close behind at 61, Jefferson third, Kennedy fourth, Cedar Falls fifth. Individual winners include Tom Caughlin in 3200 meters for Mason City and Tony Weiland in discus for Cedar Falls.
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CR Jefferson
C.R. Kennedy
Cedar Falls
Mason City
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Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
C.R. Washington
Tom Caughlin
Steve Randall
Chris McRae
CRK
Tony Weiland
Matt Manuel
Jeremy Maker
CRJ
Rob Jones
Perry Norman
Joe Bohn
Ted Vanderventer
WDM
A.B. Cassill
Eric Sittig
Mark Vieedman
Aaron Burrell
CRW
Mark Norman
Jake Wilson
Aaron Abran
Jason Drewelow
Kennedy
Kevin Morris
Joe Zach
Troy Egeabrad
Mar
Ruttger
Charlie Kelly
Jon Voig
Scott Remsburg
Shane Kelsey
Jefferson
Nate Monard
Josh Green
Valley
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Washington
Boys Tennis Results Across Iowa City and Linn-Mar
Readouts show CRW dominates Washington and Jefferson, with multiple singles and doubles wins. Key results include Ryan Ovel and Johny Watson sweeping singles for CRW, and doubles Watson-Nau and Koenck- Neff leading CRW to strong showings. At Iowa City High, CH edges CRW with close singles results and tight doubles. Linn-Mar hosts Comedy 8 but fall to Linn-Mar with Oji-Whippie and Everette-Kohi securing decisive wins for CRK.
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Washington
Dubuave Wahlert
Ryan Ovel
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Johny Watson
Phil Lockhart
Neil Koenck
Mark Fuerstenberg
Kyle Petersen
Jim Schneider
Bryan Hancock
Peter Nau
Steve White
Ben Duehr
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Kyle Slaughter
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Aaron Conner
Ben Taylor
Eric Augustine
Jef Houghton
Tony Nickle
Andrew Young
Cody Mashburn
Nickle Young
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Kevin O'Donnell
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Drew Porter
George Oji
Tim Kallis
Bill Whipple
Brad East
John Holstrom
Nick Sternowski
Cameron Everette
Kevin Sutherland
Matt Bunting
Casey Kohi
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East-Sternowski
Everette-Kohi
Sutherland-Bunting
Boston Marathon Top Finishers Reflect Broad International Field
Cosmas Ndeti of Kenya won in 2:07:15 with Andrés Espinosa of Mexico second. The results list many international runners from Kenya, Korea, Spain, Japan, Russia, and more, with times spanning 2:07 to 2:41 as the field completes.
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Kenya
Andres Espinosa
Mexico
Jackson Kipngok
Young-Jo Hwang
Korea
Arturo Barrios
Boulder
Colo
Lorry Boay Akonay
Tanzania
Bob Kernpainen
Minneapolis
Luckett Swartbooi
Namibia
Sammy Nyangincha
Moses Tanui
Bong-Ju Lee
Martin Fiz
Spain
Luis Antoni Dos Santos
Brazil
Larmeck Aguta
Thabiso Moghali
John Kagwe
Incline Village
Benson Ae
Keith Brantly
Fort Lauderdale
Joaquim Pinheiro
Portugal
Mark Coogan
Attleboro
Mass
Pierre Levisse
France
David Steffens
Issaquah
Wash
Steve Jones
Britain
Ian Bloomfield
John Hill
Seattle
Yoshiaki Iwasa
Japan
Patrick Piper
Charlotte
N.C
Robert Pierce
Conner
Martin Mondragon
Joseph Meveigh
Athens
John Barbour
Gloucester
Uta Pippig
Germany
Valentina Yegorova
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Meyer
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Albuquerque
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Martha Tenorio
Ecuador
Kane
Washington
Reuck
Albertina Diaz
Emma Scaunich
Italy
Sachiyo Seiyama
Gabrielle O'Rourke
New Zealand
Mary- Lynn Currier
Norwich
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Laure Edmark
Portland
Ore
Natalie Galouchks
Belarus
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Pechota signs with Kirkwood Eagles after Kennedy MVP season
Cedar Rapids Kennedy senior forward Brett Pechota signed a national letter of intent to play basketball at Kirkwood. Oglesby announced the move on Monday. Pechota averaged 18.9 points and 7.7 rebounds, earning all Metro first team honors and MVP status as Kennedy’s top rebounder.
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Cedar Rapids
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Kirkwood
Eagles
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Cougars
Metro
Pechota
Mike Conrad
Western Dubuque
Mount Mercy
Conrad
Bobcats
Big Bend
Linn-Mar
Brent Steele
Drake
Steele
Area players named to Iowa AAU Select squad
Cedar Rapids Kennedy senior Tammy Brauer joined Cedar Rapids Washington junior guards Stacy Frese and Tammy Sloane on the Iowa AAU Select girls basketball squad chosen Sunday at Hennessey Recreation Center Mount Mercy College campus. The roster includes Janet Grimm and Jayme Olson who led Betendorf to the Class 4A title.
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Kennedy
Tammy Brauer
Washington
Stacy Frese
Tammy Sloane
Iowa Aau
Hennessey Recreation Center
Mount Mercy College
Gazette Area
Montezuma
Janet Grimm
Jayme Olson
Bettendorf
Jodi Putman
Bellevue
Brooke McKinney
Clinton
Amy Pillard
Amy Herrig
Dubuque
Dani Thrush
Keokuk
Rhonda Fisher
West Des Moines
Lewis heads to Des Moines after 800m relay world mark
Lewis 32, Olympic and world champion sprinter, joins Des Moines as Drake Relays invitee. He anchored Santa Monica Track Club to a 1 18.68 in 800m relay and helped rewrite a 1 19.11 4 x 200 world record in Philadelphia. He coaches Houston 4 x 100 and 4 x 200 teams and has extensive Olympic gold and world title medals.
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Santa Monica
Mount San Antonio College
Mike Marsh
Leroy Burrell
Floyd Heard
Philadelphia
Drake
Chidi Imoh
Ehrhart
Houston
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