James takes Linn-Mar football helm after Washington tenure
James, 62, leaves Washington after 24 years on staff and as head coach to lead Linn-Mar High football. He guided Washington to 10-2 records and a 2014 state semifinal run, and won state titles as a girls coach. He calls the move a new challenge and starts Day 1 of the replacement process.
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AREA SPORTSDAY BRIEFS AND BOWL SCHEDULES
High school wrestling at Madesney Park Illinois begins 9 30 a m. City High competes at Des Moines Roosevelt quadrangular at 5 30 p m. Prairie visits Western Dubuque in boys basketball at 7 30 p m. Delaware State visits Iowa at 8 p m for men. Kansas State at UNI for women at 7 p m. On TV list includes UNC Greensboro Georgetown 5 30 FS1 Furman Michigan 6 BTN San Diego State Southern Miss ESPNU Yale Temple Wyoming DePaul 7 30 FS1 Delaware State Iowa 8 BTN UNC Asheville Ohio State 8 ESPN2 LSU Wake Forest 8 ESPNU San Francisco Utah 10 ESPNU Missouri State USC 10 FS1 Illinois State Hawaii 12 30 a m ESPN2. Football bowls follow with multiple matchups across days and networks including Famous Idaho Potato Bowl and Bahamas Bowl. NBA NFL and local radio listings also included.
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Tuesday and Cedar Falls 74 Dubuque Wahlert 51
A sports roundup shows Cedar Falls region teams beating Dubuque Wahlert 74 to 51. Linn-Mar led by Jacob Robertson and Tyler Woves posted 72 points against Washington. key players contributed double digits in a busy basketball night.
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North Fayette Valley tops Stormont in AREA girls hoop
In AREA action North Fayette Valley defeated Stormont 50 to 40 while Tripoli rolled over North Tama 54 to 20. Premier League notes Liverpool edged Everton 1 to 0 to close the day.
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VandeBerg ends Iowa football career with waiver move
Senior receiver Tevaun VandeBerg explains he sought a medical hardship waiver after an injury shortened his 2016 season. He finishes with 106 receptions 1302 yards and eight touchdowns in 41 games, closing his Iowa career as a top target for 2017’s quarterback transition.
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North Carolina Tops Northern Iowa At Chapel Hill
UNC defeats Northern Iowa 85 to 42 at Chapel Hill. Key UNC players include Kennedy Meeks with 18 points and 8 rebounds and Joel Berry II adding 11 as the Tar Heels pull away by halftime. Northern Iowa struggles 34 of 65 shooting.
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Iowa State 76 Sacred Heart 56 in upset season finale
ISU defeats Sacred Heart 76 to 56 at Hilton Coliseum. Jadda Buckley 4 of 9, 2 of 13, 13 points for Iowa State amid a 43-17 halftime edge. Sacred Heart leading scorers include Katherine Haines and Hannah Kimmel in a lose-contrast game.
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