Upper Iowa Peacocks Rise in Division II Rankings
Upper Iowa wrestling coach Grimm leads the Peacocks to a top three Division II ranking, their highest since 2005. The team eyes a strong national push with senior leaders Travis Eggers Mitch Norton Tyler Mumbulo and newcomers Kyle Pedretti Mitch Schultz as they prepare for a dual against No. 6 Augustana (S.D.) and the Omaha national meet looming.
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Postville
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Washington Warriors win 47th consecutive district crown
Washington swims to its 47th straight district title topping Dubuque Senior by 38 points at the Washington pool. Five other district meets produced state qualifiers for Marshalltown amid Morgan Barnes double wins and a 200 yard medley relay clocking of 1 37 89 earning All American consideration. Coach Chris Cruise praised the fast start as the team built momentum from the medley relay.
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Denver Tripoli Wins 2A Sectional Crown At Beckman
Denver-Tripoli dominates the Be kman High School 2A sectional with eight champions and 265.5 points, 41 ahead of Independence. Dylan Peters and Noah Minikus lead with multiple pins as West Delaware and other teams advance to district competition.
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Warriors swim team tops field after water issue at meet
Beating Senior motivated the Warriors who received pep talks from Tom Proctor Geoff Mykleby and John Kinsella inducted into the Washington Hall of Fame. Barnes won the 200 and 500 free as Ian Ford and Joseph Gallet won backstroke and breaststroke respectively. Decorah finished fifth behind Cedar Rapids Kennedy and ahead of Cedar Rapids Jefferson.
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Washington Hall of Fame
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Washington
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Joseph Gallet
Decorah
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Vikings
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Jefferson
Liz Martin
Gazette
Dubuque
Josh Gill
Tardy ends RoughRiders streak in overtime loss
Max Tardy scored the OT winner as Tri-City defeated Cedar Rapids 3-2, snapping the RoughRiders seven-game win streak before 3,308 at The Stable. Cedar Rapids outshot 41-26, with Tri-City goalie Carson Chubak shining and special teams decisive as Cedar Rapids went 0-for-6 on the power play.
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Tri-City
Steven Hensley
Robins Rigs CcRo
Mac Bennett
Green Bay
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RoughRiders
Cedar Rapids
Cason Hohmann
C.R
Carson Chubak
Cody Campbell
Mark Carlson
David Boehm
Hohmann
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Fargo
Eff
Johnson
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