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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 2010

Page

18

Mustangs overpower Clarke in 97 65 road win

Mustangs led 54 point second half to 97 65 victory over Clarke at Hennessey Rec Center Cedar Rapids. Jake Carey and Keith Kuenstling each 13 points. Kuenstling 11 rebounds five assists. Clarke’s Ammon and Billingsley 17. Clarke 5 22, 2 11.

Mount Mercy Clarke Hennessey Rec Center Cedar Rapids Jake Carey Keith Kuenstling Mustangs James Henderson Chad Underwood Kuenstling Thomas Ammon Cory Billings AT Waverly Coe Ryan Baade David Mataloni Garrett Cross Jordan Cunningham Cass Behrens Kevin Gaster Seth Light Joe Parys Fred Rose Jake Raney Dan Onorato Dan Borngraeber Kevin Jermyn Wartburg Kelly McCarville Cole Danielson Mitch Eslick Jordan Sathoff Ross Timmermans Mitchell Murphy Kirk Sidey Travis Temple Drew Crawford Elijah Hunt Jacey Heuer Coe Baade Cunningham Mataloni Cross Gaster Behrens Raney Parys Eslick Danielson Timmermans Temple Sathoff Light Jonathan Warlich Travis Ferrell Patrick Dirks Brian O'Donnell Jay Wagoner Elliot Carr Ketth Kernstling Jordan Ask Marty Tope Josh Watznauer Jake Cram Manne Cook Kyle DeBoer David Trumblee Yassin Dee Jerome Campbell Payton Reynolds Aes Jaime Crim

Iowa Conference Women Edge Knights In Tight Win

Coe improved to 10-3 in Iowa Conference play with a 75-60 home defeat of Wartburg. Kayla Lincoln scored 24 for the Kohawks, with Kayla Waskow 17 and Sarah Anciaux 12. Wartburg’s Abi Weidemann had 11 as Wartburg fell to 16-7, 10-4.

Coe Iowa Wartburg Waverly Kayla Lincoln Kohawks Kayla Waskow Sarah Anciaux Abi Weidemann Caitlin Kray Sarah Waskow Alyssa Brockhaus Lindsey Buckles Abbey Biedenfeld Kylie Birkicht Kalais Kuhlman Kaitlin Breitbach Katie Zittergruen Laura Brugman Samantha Harrington Hollee Silvey Shayla Barnes Stephanie Reiter Leah Riley Lorin Carlson Emily Timmermans Maddie Sadecky Kelsey Teubel Briana Sage Maggie Weidemann Leslie Wilson Abbey Hempen Lincoln Anciaux Hood Ware Barnes Reiter Harrington Silvey Hempen Rolston K. Waskow Katelyn Herrman Jessica Genke Heather Taylor Tena Stark Shana Kester Elizabeth Sledge Aimee Reyzer Dubuque Luther van Sloten Etter Stenhaug Lawson McCamy Nichols Parr Whiting Braun Stark Luther Stenhaug Caitlin Axland Danielle Daniels Marni Jacobsen Skylar Johnson Kayla Koeppen Dani Lang Carli Bunning Katlyn Wood Tin Mays Kirkwood DMACC Hansen Gillum Hellickson Kain Smith Goodchild Koeppen Jacobsen Wood Lang Johnson Rash Wangaman Mays

Prairie edges Dubuque Senior in tight girls basketball game

In Dubuque Prairie slips past Dubuque Senior 59 58 as region regulars showcase scoring and rebounds. Katie Carver and Shelby Crist lead Prairie with double digit totals while Cristina Young and Taylor Noel pace Dubuque Senior.

Dubuque C.R. Prairie Katie Carver Shelby Crist Karlee West Katie Wieland Megan Galloway Mackenzie Blaha Rachel Peters Alyssa Weiland Kaila Leggat Dubuque Senior Cristina Young Taylor Noel McKenzie McEimeel Elizabeth Reuter Kayla Lieb Alisa Williams Candis Kertson Linzy Knockel Erin Hunt Natalie Jacobsmeier Jessica Gerardy Carver Crist Wieland Weiland Noel Reuter Kertson

Honors Athletes of the Week in MCC conferences

The Midwest Collegiate Conference selects weekly honorees across sports. Kelsey Hansen of Mount Mercy and Skye Morrison of Wartburg headline women's indoor field and other winners include Tim Dunlavy Simpson, Stacey Schuller Simpson, Adam Weber Wartburg, Nick Garcia Dubuque, Russell Harris Wartburg, Kurtis Brondyke Central, and Lauren Bucklin for indoor track.

Midwest Kelsey Hansen Mount Mercy Iowa Skye Morrison Wartburg Tim Dunlavy Simpson Stacey Schuller Adam Weber Nick Garcia Dubuque Russell Harris Kurtis Brondyke Cenal

Women Soccer Signings Report From Upper Iowa

Women's soccer signings include Brooke Skaggs and Corinne Wronski from Huntley Illinois and Robins respectively with Kelsey Taldonne Crystal Lake Aranda Smith Moline Amanda Millard Madison Kaisha McCaffrey Newton Wisconsin and Briel Kohl Wisconsin Rapids listed as new Wildcats players.

Upper Iowa Brooke Skaggs Robins Corinne Wronski Huntley Kelsey Taldonne Crystal Lake Aranda Smith Moline Amanda Millard Madison Kaisha McCaffrey Newton Briel Kohl Wisconsin Rapids

Dubuque Senior defeats Prairie 71 to 59 in boys basketball

Dubuque Senior and Prairie split a strong scoring night with DS posting 71 and Prairie 59. Key players include Drew Gibson and Chris Gabriel for DS and Jace Hanna and Matt Jantzen for Prairie. Halftime score: DS 39 Prairie 13.

METRO Iowa City Dubuque Prairie Prairie Dubuque Senior Drew Gibson Chris Gabriel Brian Herther Alex Jantsch Marcus Washington Duke Watson Josh Weeber Anthony Boettner Chris Burns C.R. Prairie Jace Hanna Jerome Frazier Glen Hughes Matt Stocker Adam VanDooren Brandon Lafferty Blaine Hilgenkamp Kyle Stocker Chaz Boots Matt MacDougall Justin Hofland Matt Jantzen Curtis Kelly CRP Washington Watson VanDooren Jantzen MacDougall Hanna Lafferty

USHL Friday to Sunday Junior Hockey Schedule

Weekend slate lists six Friday games and five more on Saturday and Sunday across Cedar Rapids Fargo Green Bay Sioux City Youngstown Sioux Falls Lincoln Tri City Chicago Waterloo Des Moines Indiana Omaha and Sioux Falls venues with kickoff times ranging from 3:05 to 7:35 PM.

Cedar Rapids Fargo Green Bay Sioux City Youngstown Sioux Falls Lincoln Tri-City Chicago Waterloo Des Moines Indiana Omaha Team USA GA Fargo

Baseball and football front office moves across leagues

Multiple teams announced roster and staff changes. Boston claimed RHP Gaby Hernandez from Seattle. Seattle signed RHP Jesus Colome to a minor league deal and outrighted RHP Yusmeiro Petit to Tacoma. Also Todd Wellemeyer agreed to a minor league contract with the Giants. In football, Doug Whaley was named assistant GM of the Bills and Gary Kubiak received a contract extension with the Texans. Hockey moves include the Hurricanes purchasing the Albany River Rats and relocating to Charlotte, plus various recalls in the AHL and ECHL. Soccer notes include Toronto FC acquiring Ty Harden from Colorado for a 2011 third-round pick. College items mention new coaches at Florida Southern and Syracuse, plus Chick Evans leaving Southern Illinois.

Boston Red Sox Gaby Hernandez Seattle Seattle Mariners Jesus Colome Yusmeiro Petit Tacoma National Football League Buffalo Bills Doug Whaley Houston Texans Gary Kubiak

Prep wrestling CLASS 14 regional results and finals

Regional team results show Lisbon East Buchanan Nashua-Plainfield New London/WMU and Don Bosco dominant in different classes with finals including Lisbon defeating East Buchanan 42 31 at Winthrop and Nashua-Plainfield rolling South Winn. 52 27 while New London/WMU beat Louisa-Muscatine 39 30 in 2A action and Don Bosco crushed Manson-Northwest Webster 67 6 in 14. The notes include individual weight class results and quarterfinals semifinals and finals schedules for the team duals tournaments.

Southern Cal Rockwell City-Lytton Webster Hamilton Paton-Churdan Glidden-Ralston East Greene Madrid Tama Meskwaki Garwin Gmg Lynnville-Sully Grandview Park Iowa Christian Region Clarksville Latimer CAL Janesville North Butler Dunkerton Tripoli Waterloo Christian Cedar Falls NU High Don Bosco East Buchanan Alburnett Central City West Central Elkader Central Region Tri Ara Lisbon West Branch Lisbon Nashua Winneshiek Rockford Nashua-Plainfield Sumner-Fred’burgh South Winn Pekin New London WMU Belle Plair Louisa-Muscatine BGM Marengo East Marshall Williamsburg Benton Community Grinnell East Marshall Benton New Hampton Winthrop Lisbon Tait Simpson Travis Johnson Max Cherry Trevor Moore Justin Hoffman Jesse Jamison Tim Moroney Taylor Connolly Will Bird Dakota van Dyke Dacoda Ward Jordon Gerbracht Mitchell Montgomery Harrison Burrage Zach Hoyle Moore Nate Jubeck Drew Renberg Hwt Smith Zach Olinger Hutchinson Zach Lawrence Tyler Shulista Christopher Halblom Colton Martin West Clarion-Goldfield Eddyville-Blakesburg Coon Rapids-Bayard Logan-Magnolia

Intracollegiate Scores Mixed Across Iowa and National Top Teams

Northern Iowa edging Drake 57 48 and Mount Mercy 97 defeating Clarke 65 plus Wartburg 90 over Coe 83 highlight a packed early season. Ohio State 69 52 over Indiana and Baylor 55 53 beat Nebraska amid AP Top 25 actions. Kirkwood edges DMACC 57 41 in regional showdown.

Iowa Northwestern Missouri Iowa State Northern Iowa Drake Central Loras Dubuque Luther Simpson Buena Vista Wartburg Coe Grand View Iowa Wesleyan Mount Mercy Clarke Viterbo Waldorf William Penn St. Ambrose DMACC Kirkwood Ohio State Indiana BIG Baylor Nebraska Missouri Valley State Southern Illinois Syracuse Connecticut Duke North Carolina New Mexico UNLY Miami Fla Georgia Tech

Bowling 300 games Lancer Lanes and More Weekly Scores

Bowling results list multiple centers Cedar Rapids Bowling Center Castle Lanes Staff of Life Leagues Westdale and May City Bowl. Notable: Michael Bentley 300 in Tuesday Night Men. Kris Thompson 543. Brett Pflughaupt 245 605. Chris Kitts 279 809. Denny Noah 278 725. Ramon Rodriguez Jr 245 694. Dawn Carter 202 563. Shawn Wall 233. Lydia Gehling 234 607. JoAnn Van Weelden 223 585. Mark Rodemeyer 299. Rick Zaugg 789.

Lancer Michael Bentley Cedar Rapids Chris Kitts Staff of Life Castle Lanes Jeanesaccs Kris Thompson Brett Pflughaupt Camden Amusement Brad Burhite Chris Long Cedar Rapids Bowling Center Lesta Sarazin Tim Mentzer Denny Noah Westdale Bowling Center Wilford Albaugh Dick Foley Ruth Nowadzky Marilyn Kolsrud Keith Chesmore Mike Robinson Sunday Niters Ramon Rodriguez Jr Roxanne Inman USBC Dawn Carter Shawn Wall Mat Fowler R&p Ethan Noble Bryan Zaspar Lydia Gehling Erin Carter Larre Carter JoAnn van Weelden Ray Buelow Don Beavers Bob Geesman Holly Howe Heather Zamasti Bi i Walantus Lou Gibbs Inez Jones Joel Kreerksen Nite Hawks Kim Cairns David Jetes Don Bendixsen Robert Garrow der Emehiser Mark Rodemeyer Rick Zaugg Jean Kvach Renae Zaugg Jenni Nading

Pro basketball scores and upcoming Tuesday to Wednesday results

The recap lists Tuesday late results with Denver over Dallas 127 to 9 and Oklahoma City 89 to 77 over Portland, plus Utah 109 over L A Clippers 99. Wednesday results include Miami 94 over Atlanta 76 and Toronto 104 over Philadelphia 93.

Denver Dallas Oklahoma City Portland Utah L.A. Clippers Miami Atlanta Toronto Philadelphia Sacramento Detroit Milwaukee New Jersey Charlotte Minnesota Orlando Chicago New Orleans Boston L.A. Lakers Phoenix Golden State

Clarke Beats Mount Mercy In Close Clarke Mount Mercy Women's Tilt

Clarke wins 75 62 over Mount Mercy in a tightly fought game. Key players include Morgan Sullivan Kayla Lincoln and Kadie Carman. Clarke builds a first half lead but Mount Mercy answers with steady offense led by Laura Lippert and Catalina Quintana.

Hennessey Rec Center Clarke Morgan Sullivan Kaveria Allen Michelle Jamison Molly Browning Casey Breitbach Bailey Halvorsen Aaaere Rolle Mount Mercy Kadie Carman Catalina Quintana Micha Mims Ashley Koch Shanda Novak Laura Lippert Becca Lampe Mackenzie Shay Emily Greiner Tonya Davis Eres Terri Dirks Totals Allen Jamison Breitbach Halvorsen Carman Greiner Quintana Lippert Koch Mims Rolle Novak Waverly Ashley Hood Leslie Ware

Wednesday NHL results and upcoming games

Philadelphia edged New Jersey 3 2 in overtime while Nashville beat the Rangers 2 1 and Columbus defeated San Jose 3 1 Pittsburgh topped the Islanders 3 1 Montreal outlasted Washington 6 5 in overtime Edmonton faces Anaheim and Washington meets Ottawa at 6 p m Buffalo hosts Carolina Boston visits Tampa Bay Vancouver plays Florida San Jose at Detroit Dallas visits Calgary Edmonton at Los Angeles Montreal plays Philadelphia Nashville visits New Jersey Vancouver at Columbus Rangers visit Pittsburgh Toronto hosts St Louis Atlanta at Minnesota Phoenix at Colorado and 8 p m Edmonton at Los Angeles follows.

Philadelphia New Jersey Nashville N.Y. Rangers Columbus San Jose Pittsburgh N.Y. Islanders Montreal Washington Phoenix Minnesota Atlanta Colorado Edmonton Anaheim Ottawa Buffalo Carolina Boston Tampa Bay Vancouver Florida Detroit Dallas Calgary Los Angeles Toronto St. Louis Chicago Detroit UT Ib Northwest Pacific

Historic sports milestones and upsets across 1878 to 2007

The schedule recounts key moments including the first US bicycle club formation in 1878, the 1957 NHL Players Association creation with Ted Lindsay as president, Beliveau's 500th goal in 1971, Tyson’s upset by Douglas in 1990, the 1990 NBA All Star game where Jordan and Barkley led East, and Johnson MVP honors. It also notes Reztsova’s dual Olympic gold trail, Celtics’ franchise rough stretch in 2007, Paerson’s all disciplines gold in 2007, and related titles.

Boston Bicycle Club United States NHL Players Association Ted Lindsay Detroit Rec Wings Montreal Jean Beliveau Canadiens Minnesota North Stars Mike Tyson James “Buster” Douglas Michael Jordan Charles Barkley Magic Johnson Anfissa Reztsova Soviet Union Boston Celtics Ricky Davis Minnesota Timberwolves Anna Paerson Paerson

Area college and pro games headlined in many markets

Iowa at Indiana and Iowa City West at Cedar Falls lead the college slate at 6 p.m. Many national games follow on ESPN networks including Michigan vs Minnesota, Louisville vs St John’s, Mississippi vs Mississippi State, Washington vs California, Oregon at Arizona, St Mary’s at Gonzaga and Purdue at Ohio State. NBA and golf events also on tap with nationwide and regional coverage.

Lowa Indiana Iowa City West Cedar Falls Michigan Minnesota ESPN Louisville St. John's ESPN2 Mississippi Mississippi State Washington California Oregon Arizona Comcast St. Mary's Gonzaga Purdue Ohio State Golf Golf Channel Pebble Beach NBA Magic Cavaliers TNT Spurs

Also Mentioned on This Page

Blast Clarke Boone Eagles Kaylon Williams Iee Hennessey Bee Center Jaquetta Rolle Marcy Furlong Jennifer Nichols Iowa City Ankeny Christian Academy Colo-Nesco Lansing Kee Postville Andrew Evue Marquette Lineville-Clio Seymour Dem Keota Waco Burlington Notre Dame Danville Winfield Mount Union Fort Madison Holy Trinity Harmony Mormon Trail Martensdale-St. Marys Warren Melcher-Dallas Moravia Twin Cedars Robert Allenby Steve Stricker Ernie Els Davis Love Ili Marc Leishman Tim Clark J.B. Holmes Michael Allen Alex Prugh Retief Goosen Chris DiMarco Joe Durant Steve Elkington Paul Goydos Billy Mayfair J.P. Hayes Heath Slocum Brian Gay Garrett Willis Greens In Regulation Act Ben Crane Stephen Ames Lucas Glover Zach Johnson Stewart Cink Spencer Levin Dri Jeff Maggert Bo van Pelt Blake Adams Matt Every John Rollins Ryan Moore Justin Rose Kevin Na Kevin Streetman Joe Ogilvie Brandt Snedeker Ryan Palmer Matt Kuchar Rory Sabbatini Mike Weir Matt Bettencourt Harrison Frazar Vijay Singh Jimmy Walker Sean O’hair Matt Jones Kevin Stadler Land Luke Donald Mark Wilson Greg Chalmers Vaughn Taylor Corey Pavin Roger Tampbellini Kevin Sutherland Lauren Bucklin Area Belle Plaine Iowa Valley HSV SAN Francisco Giants Todd Wellemeyer EL Paso Diablos LHP Israel Sirina Sioux Falls Canaries Joe Dempsey Tim Hutting Brandon Sing Shreveport Bossier Jason Herman Bryan Sabatella Hockey National Hockey League Carolina Hurricanes Albany River Rats AHL Soarn NEW York Rangers Corey Potter Hartford American Hockey League SAN Antonio Rampage Justin Bernhardt Andrew Orpik Las Vegas Toronto FC OD Ty Harden Pic College Florida Southern Brian Imperiale Great Falls Dick Lymandanen Chick Evans Tyrone Wheatley Jewen Gilbertville West Marshall Manson-N'west Manson-Nw U.S. Cellular Center Denver-Tripoli Creston Orient- Macksburg Dallas Center Grimes GMG A. Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Adelegbe Moran J. Koch Dunham Sonnen O’rear Tempieton van Deest Wedel Wiseler Young Hawley Eaddy Simons Uhlenhopp Templeton Northern Lowa Ahelegbe Tim Merritt Dane Larson Tyler Wedemeier Nnamdi Okolue Nathan Giannettino Rick Aleman Matt Zellmer Ryan Kuhn Cody Kirkpatrick Tim Massie Jacy Dillahunty Zak Fullerton Taylor Blum Jeremy Weaks Josh Bellaire Lee Piccinelli Miles Hookstead Austin Gorsh Elijah Keh Omar Moreno Keaton Frye Marcus Watson Travis White David Kushnir Matt Poirer Dan Slowik Merritt Larson Aleman Giannettino Kuhn Kirkpatrick Dillahunty Blum Bellaire Piccinelli Wilson Frye Poirer Wedemeier Carey Ask Henderson Cram Crim Underwood DeBoer Trumblee Fitzsimons Ferrell Ammon Billingsley O'Donnell Keuntstling Elliot Kuentsling Yee Cleveland San Antonio Pagb New York Houston Memphis Kansas Oklahoma Texas Tech Texas A&m Texas DePaul Xavier Saint Joseph's Georgetown TCU St. John’s Louis Ville Pro Hockey Sportsday TNT Auto Racing
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