Which season should high school soccer be played
The debate centers on whether high school soccer will be sanctioned in fall spring or summer with IHSAA naming 1993-94 as first official boys season. Coaches favor fall for weather but conflict with football and track concerns persist.
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Cedar Rapids Washington
Gary Anhalt
Walkow
City High
Tim Zwiener
City High School
John Raffensperger
Hawks
MVC
Raffensperger
Iowa Track Coaches Association
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
Troy Dannen
Jefferson
Dean Jandik
Duel set for summer as two Cedar Rapids softball clubs meet
Telecom USA and the Regulators will clash June 9 in Cedar Rapids in open division play at Tait Cummins Park. Each club touts its strongest squad yet with new players and a drive to reach nationals, aiming for top finishes and a busy schedule of 120 to 135 games.
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Telecom
USA
Eby
Cedar Rapids
Regulators
Tait Cummins Park
Florida
Terry Alberts
Randy Yoder
Jeff Weiland
Iowa City Merchants Club
Alberts
Scott Konecny
Kansas City
Gilbertville
Konecny
Chris Usher
Matt Donner
Kevin Furler
Kevin Schlotterbeck
Usher
Donner
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Schulte
Montgomery
Ala
Bears
West Liberty
Wheeler
West Branch
Holly Bowman
Bowman
Amy Hinkhouse
Amana Colonies
Clear Creek-Amana
Low scores mark early Iowa golf season
Iowa golfers show strong early results across boys and girls divisions. Notable performers include Elkader Central’s John Rhomberg and Dyersville Beckman’s Leah Willenborg, who has won the E. Wayne Cooley scholarship and visits multiple colleges. Western Dubuque, Cedar Rapids Kennedy, and West Branch squads post notable records as weather and schedules shape the spring tour.
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John Rhomberg
Elkader Central
Four Oaks Country Club
Dyersville
Beckman
Leah Willenborg
Blazers
Dubuque
Willenborg
E. Wayne Cooley
Iowa State
Loras
Northeast Missouri State
Notre Dame
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Kristin Olson
Olson
Northwestern
Bunker Hill
Shaw's comeback fuels Cedar Rapids Washington shot put streak
Cedar Rapids Washington senior Scott Shaw rebounded from a knee injury suffered August 31, 1990 in football to excel in track. He owns a seven meet shot put win streak with a personal best 52 feet 11 inches and a 142 foot 2 inch discus. Shaw eyes Drake and aims to break the school shot put record while preparing for Simpson College in Indianola next fall.
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Shaw
Marshalltown
Drake
Des Moines
Scott Reed
Bob Potter
Scott
Potter
Jim Jensen
NFL
Davenport Central
Jensen
Warrior
Wally Sheets
Simpson College
Indianola
Washington High School track notes from Cedar Rapids student
A Cedar Rapids student at Washington High School lists parents Wayne and Arlene Sh, with interests spanning track, football, intramural basketball, hunting, and favorite athletes Walter Payton and Washington assistant coach Bob Hampton. Simpson college plans also noted.
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Washington High School
Walter Payton
Washington
Bob Hampton
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J.R. Ogden
Jeff Schulte
Holyfield
Tyson
Kenecny
North Liberty
Furler
Schlotterbeck
Bob Denney
Azone
AJGA
Iowa Golf Association
Western
Prairie
Kari Tomash
Jones Park
Solon
Tigers
J.D. Grimm
Chad McCarty
David Scott
Jim Wheeler
Jason Grimm
Matt Tisinger
Darin Luneck
Ryan Gordon
Mike Tisinger
Brian Pierce
Eastern Iowa Hawkeye
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Warriors
Wayne
Arlene Sh
Simpson
Scott Shaw
Iowa City
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