Jefferson Girls dominate Prairie 103 39 in prep track meet
Tammy Lebrecht set a school shot put record with 36 feet 93 percent inches as Jefferson beat Prairie 103 to 39. J-Hawks win four straight with multiple firsts including Lori Lewis long jump and Jan Sedlacek middle distance triumphs. Nancy Cisar excelled for Prairie.
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Tammy Lebrecht
Jefferson
Prairie
J-Hawks
Nancy Cisar
Hawks
Tommy Sebrecht
Joni Carson
Lori Lewis
Jan Sediacek
Ronda Pomeroy
Jeff
Micki Martin
Jean Sediacek
LeAnn Johnson
Jolleen Cerka
Ann Cole
Margeret Hoy
DC Wesbrook
Karla Greer
Nancy Wells
Susan Overmann
Julie Nowlan
Janette Culp
Greer
Julie Smith
Wells
Overmann
Wesbrook
Smith
Cisar
Culp
Lewis
Jean Sedlacek
Jan Sedlacek
Johnson
Kennedy boys defeat Iowa City West in dual meet 111 62
Kennedy dominates Iowa City West 111 to 62 in a track meet led by Greg Skopec in the 3 000 meters and Brian Gardner in the 200 meters. Kennedy swept events from sprints to field events with multiple K winners across distances and relays.
Jeff boys tennis improves 6-2 with win over Linn-Mar
Jeff High School's boys tennis team extended to 6-2 this season after an 8-1 victory over Linn-Mar on Thursday. Only Lions winner was Craig Black who beat Cory Wise 12-7 in sixth singles.
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C.R. Jefferson
Linn-Mar
Craig Black
Lions
Cory Wise
Washington Falls to Wahlert 6-3 in Boys Tennis
Cedar Rapids Washington drops to 2-6 after a 6-3 loss to Dubuque Wahlert. Singles results include Eberhardt 10-4 over McKillip, Eilers 6-1 over Cicciarelli, Nauman 10-6 over Lohnes, Bodar 10-8 over Galbraith, Bodmar 11-9 over Schriever, and Grant 10-6 over Rodham. Doubles saw Eberhardt-Bodmar 10-5 defeating McKillip-Lonnes, Neuman-Rodham 10-1 over Eilers-Galbraith, and Grant-Stiles 10-8 over Cicciarelli-Bodmar.
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Dave Eberhardt
Mike McKilio
Curt Eilers
Tom Cicciarelli
Tom Nauman
Joe Lohnes
Tom Bodar
Dan Galbraith
Joe Bodmar
Bret? Schriever
Conrad Grant
Gary Rodham
Eberhardt
Tom Bodmar
McKillip
Lonnes
Neuman-Rodham
Eilers
Galbraith
Grant
Bruce Stiles
Cicciarelli
Kennedy girls tennis routs Prairie 9 0 in Cedar Rapids
Kennedy High School dominated Cedar Rapids Prairie 9 to 0 in a Thursday girls tennis match. Julie Schmid led singles with an 8-0 win, and Linda Sigman, Margie Eckhart, Deb Fitz, Tara Tune, and Debbie Brobst won their matches. In doubles, Schmid Stockdale, Eckhart Tune, and Brobst Fitz won to complete the sweep.
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Cedar Rapids Kennedy
C.R. Prairie
Julie Schmid
Lynn Sadderes
Linda Sigman
Angie Hastings
Margie Eckhart
Jackie Sheely
Deb Fitz
Terri Stockton
Tara Tune
Keely Vondracek
Debbie Brobst
Pam Meyer
Schmid
Lori Stockdale
Soddores
Hastings
Eckhart-Tune
Sheely
Brobst-Fitz
Vondracek- Meyer
Marion Boys Golf Wins Triangular at Squaw Creek
The Marion team scored 160 points to beat Washington 167 and Prairie 187 in a Squaw Creek triangular meet. Top Marion scorers were Tom Benkowsky 36 Eric Livingston 40 Tom Wieke 41 and Greg Hoffa 43. Washington leaders included Jamie Fashimpaur 40 Doug Iiten 41 Dave Puk 42 and John Robinson 44. Prairie’s Doug Hofmaster 43 Grea Hofmaster 47 Scott Simon 48 Todd Carson 49.
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Marion
C.R. Washington and
Prairie
Squaw Creek
Tom Benkowsky
Eric Livingston
Tom Wieke
Greg Hoffa
Washington
Jamie Fashimpaur
Doug Iiten
Dave Puk
John Robinson
Doug Hofmaster
Grea Hofmaster
Scott Simon
Todd Carson
Kennedy boys golf beat Linn-Mar 146 165 led by Claypool 35
Gary Claypool shot 35 to lead Kennedy to a 146 to 165 victory over Linn-Mar on Thursday. Kennedy's scorers were Gary Claypool 35 Bob Brown 37 Ben Von Buskick 37 Todd Schultz 39. Linn-Mar totals included Tom Nugent 39 Rich Stockton 42 Scott Hollingsworth 42 Joel Garnatz 44.
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Gary Claypool
Kennedy Boys
Linn-Mar
Pointer Relays: Center Point Dominates With 102 Points
Center Point wins the Pointer Relays with 102 points led by multiple event victories. Iowa Valley finishes second with 68, North Linn third at 66, and Maquoketa Valley alongside Alburnette at 47. Notable marks include Good in shot put, Ford in pole vault, Wessel in multiple running events, Jons and Hayter top sprinters, and Center Point taking several relay titles.
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Center
Iowa Valley
Center Point
North Linn
Maquoketa Valley
Alburnette
Stormont
Central City
Edgewood
Colesburg
East Buchanan
Jons
Wessel
Hayter
Miller
Dirks
Hurdie
Jefferson girls dominate Linn-Mar in tennis 9 0
Sophomore Terri Ellertson defeats Angie Heiden 10-1 to lead Jefferson to a 9-0 victory. Johnson, Quijano, Boie, Hilton and Daugherty win singles matches while Ellertson Johnson, Quijano Boie and Hilton Daugherty win doubles to complete the sweep.
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Terri Ellertson
Angie Heiden
Jefferson
Linn-Mar
Linda Johnson
Chris Boyson
Donna Quijano
Carol Veatch
Linda Boie
Shan Olson
Michelle Hilton
Danna Etzel
Connie Daugherty
Linda Vogt
Ellertson-Johnson
Heiden- Boys
Washington girls golf beats Iowa City West 204 228
Cedar Rapids Washington won 204 to 228 over Iowa City West on Thursday. Kim Dinucci led Wash with 38 strokes, followed by Tammy Thomason 50, Gretchen Koch 53, and Renee Snodgrass 53. ICW scoring included Tracy Boenker 53, Linda Littrell 57, Debbie Bears 59, Beth Spencer 59.
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Kim Dinucci
Cedar Rapids Washington
Iowa City West
Washington
Tammy Thomason
Gretchen Koch
Renee Snodgrass
Tracy Boenker
Linda Littrell
Debbie Bears
Beth Spencer
Trio of players ink standout high school season notes
Africa stands 6-3 230 at tackle, Butcher as 6-5 220 tight end and defensive end, and Michaels listed 6-1 190 as an all-state wide receiver. The report highlights straight winning seasons and player credentials.
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Africa
Butcher
Michaels
Mount Mercy swept by Loras in doubleheader
In Dubuque Loras swept Mount Mercy College 14-1 and 16-8 in a men’s baseball doubleheader. Craig Rima belted back-to-back home runs in the third and fourth innings of game one for the win, while his cousins Neal and Denny Rima went 3-3 and 2-3 at the plate for the victors.
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Dubuque — Loras
Mount Mercy College
Craig Rima
Neal
Denny Rima
Linn-Mar girls top Iowa City High 262 236 in golf
Tammy Cameron led Linn-Mar with a 54 as the Lions beat Iowa City High 262 to 236. Sherri Jilka 60 Val Wrobinski 61 Starr Sketzer 61 contributed for Linn-Mar while Iowa City High scorers included Jan Holland 58 Cathy Haggen 63 Mary Wood 68 Rhonda Justice 73.
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Linn-Mar
Tammy Cameron
The
Lions
Iowa City High
Sherri Jilka
Val Wrobinski
Starr Sketzer
Jan Holland
Cathy Haggen
Mary Wood
Rhonda Justice
Prairie boys tennis tops Kennedy 5 4 in Cedar Rapids
Prairie improves to 3 1 with a 5 4 high school boys tennis win over Kennedy. Singles results include Baresh over Konchar 12 10 White over Sisson 12 8 and Gerstner over Schrader 12 4 Johnson over Schilling 12 3. Doubles see Buresh White edges Sisson Jim Gerstner Beltran defeats Von dracek Bowmen 10 5 Schrader Johnson defeat Schilling Kyle Koch 10 6.
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Andy Baresh
Jon Konchar
Chris White
Clark Sisson
Greg Gerstner
Lynn Schrader
Jim Gerstner
Kevin Vondracek
Scott Beltran
Jeff Johnson
Dave Schilling
Buresh-White
Sisson
Beltran
Vondracek
Bowman
Schrader-Johnson
Schilling
Kyle Koch
Waldorf College lands three area football signees
Three Cedar Rapids metro players Mark Africa of Jefferson Wayne Butcher of Prairie and Toby Michaels of Kennedy signed letters of intent to attend Waldorf College to play football. The college has recorded the commitments and will add the trio to its roster.
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Forest City
Cedar Rapids
Waldorf College
Mark Africa
Jefferson
Wayne Butcher
Prairie
Toby Michaels
Kennedy
Waldorf
Regis Boys Golf Tops Jefferson In Tight Match
Regis boys golf outshot Jefferson 148 to 171 with Ned Zachar posting a par 35. Regis JV also defeated the J-Hawks 161 to 200 led by Zachar 35 and Thinnes 37. Other Regis scores: Zieff 37 Tokes 39 Lynch 39 Snyder 31. Jefferson scorers listed include Wiess 39 Rexroot 44 Sass 44 Koepke 44.
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Cedar Rapids Regis
Jefferson
Ned Zachar
Regis
J-Hawks
Dave Thinnes
Steve Eief
Dave Tokes
Bob Lynch
Pete Snyder
Jim Wiess
Dave Rexroot
Dean Sass
Scott Koepke
Iowa baseball doubleheader vs St Francis canceled by rain
Wet grounds forced the postponement of Iowa Citys baseball twinbill with St Francis and also canceled Wednesdays Hawkeyes versus Lewis University. Iowa remains set to host Minnesota on Saturday and Wisconsin on Sunday. The only NL player in 50 years to lead in runs with under 100 was Glenn Beckert with 98 in 1968.
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Iowa’ City
Iowa
St. Francis
Hawkeyes
Lewis University
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Glenn Beckert
Kohawk of the Week Teresa Smith Named at Coe
Freshman Teresa Smith of Charles City earns Kohawk of the Week honors for Coe College softball. She went seven for ten with four RBIs and eight runs in a week against Iowa Wesleyan, boosting her season RBI lead to 15 and ranking third in hitting with a .444 average.
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Teresa Smith
Charles City
Coe College
Smith
Iowa Wesleyan
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