Solon’s Matt Morrison Shines In Two-Sport dominance
Solon football and basketball star Matt Morrison, named co-male Athlete of the Year by The Gazette, built state championship runs with patience and composure. He led the Spartans to two Class 2A football titles and a 38-2 starting-record over three seasons, with a pivotal 16-7 loss in his sophomore year shaping his resolve.
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Scott Dochterman
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Gazette
Solon
Matt Morrison
Morrison
Spartans
Central Lyon
Stoakes Named 2009 Female High School Athlete of the Year
Sara Stoakes, a versatile North Tama athlete who excels in track and cross country, is honored by The Gazette as 2009 female high school Athlete of the Year. She plans to attend Kansas State University as an animal science major and join the Wildcats track and cross country teams.
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Kent Hanser
North Tama High School
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Sara Stoakes
North Tamais
Keenan Davis Named Gazette Co Male Athlete of the Year
Cedar Rapids Washington star Keenan Davis is honored as The Gazette co male Athlete of the Year. The multi sport athlete earned varsity status in basketball and helped the 2009 Class 4A state track team while eyeing significant time on the Iowa Hawkeyes football squad.
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Jeff Johnson
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Keenan Davis
Caryn Davis
Keenan
Zette
Cedar Rapids Washington
Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa Hawkeyes Injury Plague Begins Fall Camp Scrimmage
Iowa City The first big surprise at Kinnick Stadium arrives as Bryan Bulaga and Jewel Hampton hobble into the scrimmage with soft knee injuries. Coach Kirk Ferentz notes injuries are part of camp while the pair wear sleeves and limp through warmups. Hampton previously suffered a knee injury in July requiring an MRI.
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Marc Morehouse
Iowa City
Kinnick Stadium
Bryan Bulaga
Jewel Hampton
Bulaga
Kirk Ferentz
Ferentz
Iowa
Ricky Stanzi
Nothing stops Tiger today at Hazeltine National Golf Club
At Hazeltine in Haska Minn a crowd of about 40000 watched Tiger Woods surge into the lead as he faced a seemingly unassailable weekend. He held a four stroke edge after 36 holes and had won eight majors from halfway, prompting expectations of another coronation.
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Hazeltine National Golf Club
Tiger Woods
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