Anamosa Upsets Marion In Overtime On Schoon Clutch Shot
Anamosa Raiders beat Marion Indians 65 to 63 in overtime as Todd Schoon scored a 15‑foot baseline jumper at the buzzer. Marion led early but failed to protect a late second‑half surge, while Anamosa outmuscled at the line 23 of 30 and moved to 6‑9 in the season.
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Prairie avenges loss with 65 55 win over Regina
Prairie jumps to a 17-5 first quarter lead and leads 37-19 at halftime in a 65-55 East Central Iowa Conference victory over Iowa City Regina. Jeff Wessel's squad forces 25 Regina turnovers, with balanced scoring and strong defense leading to tenth win in 15 starts, five of eight BCs.
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Dave Dougherty
Dennis Bruns
Kevin Cooling
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Trojans topple J-Hawks in front of home crowd
Iowa City West built a 17 point first half lead and held on to defeat Cedar Rapids Jefferson 61-48. West shot 21 of 29 from the line while Jefferson struggled early, hitting just 5 of 26 first half shots and 19 percent overall.
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Monster Arm Wrestling Championship Heads to Ames
About 200 competitors from 27 states travel to Ames for the National Monster Arm Wrestling Championships organized by Ames resident Jack Barringer. Weigh-ins run 1 to 5 p.m. with competition starting at 7 30 p.m. Five classes for male right-handers and four for women.
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Regis Deliver 84 58 Win Over Ottumwa
Regis junior Chris Schneider led with a season high 26 points as the Royals, after a tight first half, pulled away in the third quarter to beat Ottumwa 84 58. Coach Dick Breitbach praised inside play and bench contributions in securing the Metro contest.
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Coe Women Defeat Monmouth in MVC Tournament Play
Kelli Steggal scores 18 to lead Coe College past Monmouth 67-49 in Grinnell Iowa. Mary Dettwiller adds 17, Cindy Werndt 13, Joan Reynolds 11 for the Kohawks, while Monmouth’s Kim Mead tops the opposition with 17. Coe advances to tomorrow’s championship at 2:00 p.m. against Carianell.
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Coe College
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Grinnell Iowa
Mary Dettwiller
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Cindy Werndt
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Kennedy Cougars rally to upset Dubuque Senior in wrestling
Kennedy high school wrestlers overturned a 15-0 deficit to beat Dubuque Senior 36-21 in Cedar Rapids. Key pins came from John Powrie 119, Joe Finney 132, Dave Rossey 155, with Tom Hanson 145 and Chris Young 112 among others helping Kennedy finish 4-3 in the Valley and set up district next week at Iowa City West. Senior, 2-8, hosts the district meet, as Rossey and Finney led Kennedy with multiple pins and decisive wins.
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Kennedy High School
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Jim Bast
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John Powrie
Joe Finney
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Scott Scales
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John Wilmot
Chris Young
Terry Koms
Jim Swift
Jeff Diekmann
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Rod Kretz
Eric van Buskirk
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Panthers stun LSU in wrestling upset at Cedar Falls
Northern Iowa overcome No. 8 LSU 23-20 as Dion Cobb and Doug Tredway win key pins. The 12th ranked Panthers see long winning streaks end for Joe Gormally and Bob Hallman as Joe Atiyeh and Mike Clevenger secure decisions.
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Iowa
Dion Cobb
Doug Tredway
Panthers
Louisiana State
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Joe Atiyeh
Bob Hallman
Mike Clevenger
Linn-Mar tops Beckman in gritty ECSC tilt behind foul shooting
Linn-Mar used better foul shooting and a platoon system to outlast Beckman 59 to 46. Landis rotated two five man units through the first half and noted improvement as Beckman wore down. Key scorer John Kelly added 12 for Beckman while Linn-Mar’s balanced attack spread the scoring with Todd Lumsden leading the way.
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Landis
Beckman
Blazers
John Kelly
Jim Kindig
Todd Lumsden
Jeff Nielson
Joy Underwood
Jeff Iliff
Dan Webber
Abraham Clinton
Brad Airy
Glen Fries
Brett Higgason
Rich Binger
Doug Becker
Jamie Buser
Stuart Skymaker
Linn-Mar
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Bruce Klosterman
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