Prep basketball slate and college games listed for tonight
The schedule shows several prep boys basketball games at 7 30 p m including Xavier at Kennedy Prairie at Washington Iowa City West at Jefferson Dubuque Wahlert at City High DeWitt Central at Marion and Williamsburg at Regina Also listed are Iowa State at Kansas at 7 p m and Purdue at Michigan State plus Louisville at Texas Christian and Florida at Georgia in college play Tonight ESPN and ESPN2 air select games with live coverage and results hotlines follow for updates.
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Xavier
Kennedy
Prairie
Washington
Iowa City West
Jefferson
Dubuque Wahlert
City High
DeWitt Central
Marion
Williamsburg
Regina
Iowa State
Kansas
Purdue
Michigan State
ESPN
Louisville
Texas Christian
ESPN2
Florida
Georgia
NHL Monday results and upcoming games summary
NHL scores show Ottawa defeating the Rangers 4 1 and Toronto routing Pittsburgh 8 4. Boston beat Toronto 6 30 p.m. slate includes Ottawa at Washington Philadelphia at Tampa Bay Atlanta at Montreal and Minnesota at New Jersey all listed for 6 30 p.m. local time.
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Los Angeles
N.Y. Islanders
Ottawa
N.Y. Rangers
Buffalo
Atlanta
St. Louis
Phoenix
Carolina
Florida
Columbus
Nashville
Detroit
Edmonton
Toronto
Pittsburgh
San Jose
Philadelphia
Anaheim
Dallas
Vancouver
Colorado
Washington
Tampa Bay
Montreal
Boston
Minnesota
New Jersey
NHL Action Packed Monday Scores Across Regions
Recap of Monday NHL games across Uniondale New York New York Ottawa Philadelphia St Louis Dallas Anaheim Vancouver and Colorado with key scorers Kiatt Holik Chara Satan Doan Kovachuk and Brind Amour among others. Islanders Rangers Sabres Coyotes and Sharks also noted with goalies Huet Di Pietro Lalime and Markkanen.
Twins Reach Two Year Deal With Mientkiewicz
The Minnesota Twins agreed to terms with first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz on a two year contract. Baseball transactions across leagues include the Yankees acquiring Alex Rodriguez from Texas for Soriano and a player to be named later. Dodger executive Paul DePodesta named general manager.
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Minnesota Twins
Doug Mientkiewicz
N.Y. Yankees
Alex Rodriguez
Texas
Soriano
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Alan Mills
New York Yankees
Alfonso Soriano
Cleveland
Yankees
Texas Rangers
NASCAR Busch Series Jershey's Seti 1 Race Starting Lineup
Dale Earnhardt Jr leads the Busch Series field at Jershey with Chevy. Johnny Sauter, Robby Gordon, Kevin Harvick and Matt Kenseth follow in the top positions with strong performances and large purses.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr
Chevrolet
Johnny Sauter
Pontiac
Robby Gordon
Kevin Harvick
Matt Kenseth
Ford
David Stremme
Dodge
Ron Hornaday Jr
Jason Leffler
Jason Keller
Ety David Green
Greg Biffle
Kenny Wallace
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Ashton Lewis Jr
Casey Atwood
Tim Fedewa
Robert Pressley
Gus Wasson
Michael Waltrip
Derrike Cope
Damon Lusk
Larry Gunselman
Hermie Sadler
Kyle Busch
Steve Grissom
Rick Markle
Josh Richeson
Martin Truex Jr
Ian
Jason Schuler
Mike Bliss
Stacy Compton
Paul Menard
Jimmy Kitchens
Justin Ashburn
Mike Wallace
Paul Wolfe
Larry Hollenbeck
Donnie Neuenberger
C.W. Smith
Joe Nemechek
Johnny Benson
Wally Dallenbach Jr
Kasey Kahne
Raph
M.truex Jr
K.harvick
D.earnhardt Jr
Maltrip
D.cope
G.biffle
R.hornaday Jr
R.gordon
K Harvick
J.sauter
K Ha
Oklahoma State Edges Oklahoma 65 52 In Big 12 Clash
Oklahoma State defeats Oklahoma 65 to 52 in Norman. Key performances include Lucas and J Graham on the Cowboys and Brown and Lavender for the Sooners as the game features 16 16 fouls and 36 28 rebounding split.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma State
J.graham
McFarlin
Lucas
Bobik
Allen
S.graham
Weatherspoon
Miller
Crawford
Oklahoma
Gilbert
Brown
McKenzie
Lavender
Detrick
Williams
Alexander
Foust
Turner
Oklahoma St
Belle Plaine Nets OT Win Over Lone Tree in Boys Action
In an overtime thriller, Belle Plaine defeated Lone Tree 71 to 69 as Clayton Ridge beat South Winneshiek 60 to 50. DeWitt Central won 64 to 52 against South Tama, Independence 57 over Don Bosco 39, Mount Vernon 59 to 37 over West Liberty, and Valley Community 82 to 58 against Spring Grove Minnesota.
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Belle Plaine
Lone Tree
Clayton Ridge
South Winneshiek
DeWitt Central
South Tama
Independence
Don Bosco
Mount Vernon
West Liberty
Valley Comm
Spring Grove
MVC Mississippi
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Linn-Mar
Iowa City West
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Waterloo West
Dubuque Hempstead
MVC Valley
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Wahlert
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Girls Basketball First Round District Scores
District first round results show multiple matchups and scores across the state. Reai DM Christian defeated Iowa Christian 38 to 24 while Colo Nesco beat Grandview Park Baptist 87 to 52. Other notable results include Southeast Warren 65 over Mormon Trail 59 and Maharishi 51 over Cardinal 35.
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Iowa Christian
Colo Nesco
Grandview
English Valleys
Iowa Valley
HLV
North Mahaska
Warren
Mormon Trail
Twin Cedars
Melcher-Dallas
Moravia
Russell
Seymour
Lineville-Clio
Maharishi
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Winfield-Mount Union
WACO
F.M. Aquinas
Card. Stritch
Burlington
Notre Dame
Danville
Clinton Prince of Peace
Bennett
New London
Keota
Highland
Iowa Mennonite
Pro basketball No games scheduled in Iowa Times listing
New Orleans visits Indiana at 6 p.m. Utah plays Miami at 6 30 p.m. Detroit travels to New York at 6 30 p.m. Dallas faces Memphis at 7 p.m. Orlando meets Milwaukee at 7 p.m. Phoenix visits Minnesota at 7 p.m. Toronto plays Chicago at 7 30 p.m. Washington goes to Houston at 7 30 p.m. Philadelphia at Denver 8 p.m. Boston at Sacramento 9 p.m. Portland at Los Angeles Lakers 9 30 p.m.
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Iowa
New Orleans
Indiana
Utah
Miami
Detroit
New York
Dallas
Memphis
Orlando
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Minnesota
Toronto
Chicago
Washington
Houston
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Portland
L.A
Lakers
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Cleveland
Atlanta
San Antonio
Pacific
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Florida ST
Women's college basketball results roundup
Iowa Lakes defeated Buena Vista JV 80 64 while Morningside beat Park 86 36. Chicago State 68 5 Utah 65 and Kent State 64 beat Marshall 50. Oakland Michigan 75 over Centenary 60, Ohio 69 over Akron 54. Valparaiso 65 over Oral Roberts 47. Western Illinois 79 over UMKC 58. Fairfield 80 over Niagara 68. Iona 95 over Canisius 80. Long Island University 69 over Wagner 66 in OT. Mt St Mary's 81 over Monmouth New Jersey 54. Rhode Island 50 over Fordham 48. St Francis Pennsylvania 71 over Cent. Connecticut St 56. Alabama State 67 over Savannah State 51. Alcorn State 77 over Ark Pine Bluff 59. Chattanooga 71 over Appalachian State 64. College Charleston 58 over Wofford 51. Delaware State 55 over Morgan State 37. Florida A M 76 over Norfolk State 56. Florida Atlantic 82 over Troy State 69. Florida State 67 over Wake Forest 54. Furman 65 over Georgia Southern 46. Hampton 72 over Bethune Cookman 59. Howard 61 over Coppin State 57. Liberty 70 over Charleston Southern 42. Md Eastern Shore 94 over South Carolina State 61. Radford 72 over Coastal Carolina 55. Southern University 60 over Mississippi Valley State 58. Winthrop 62 over Birmingham Southern 61. Southwest Louisiana Grambling State 71 over Prairie View 57. Jackson State 63 over Texas Southern 56. Texas Pan American 56 over Louisiana Lafayette 38.
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E. Illinois
Miami
Ohio
Ball St
Boston College
Seton Hall
Cent. Conn. St
Quinnipiac
Delaware
N.c.-Wilmington
Fairfield
Niagara
Fairleigh Dickinson
Wagner
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Rider
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Sacred Heart
Monmouth
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Elon
Coppin St
Howard
ETSA
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Hampton
Bethune-Cookman
High Point
Birmingham Southern
Eastern Shore
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Morgan St
Delaware St
Norfolk St
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A&m
Radford
Coastal Carolina
Savannah St
Alabama
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Prairie View
St. Arkansas
Delta St
Texas Southern
Jackson St
Texas
Pan Am
Air Force
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JUCO
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Buena Vista
Morningside
Park
Widwest
Chicago St
Utah
Kent St
Marshall
Oakland
Mich
Centenary
Akron
Valparaiso
Oral Roberts
W. Illinois
UMKC
Salt Fairfield
Iona
Long Island U
Mt. St. Mary’s
Rhode Island
Irvan Wins Daytona 500 Amid Caution for Earnhardt Misfortune
On 1991 date Ernie Irvan wins the Daytona 500 under a caution flag with Dale Earnhardt experiencing ongoing misfortune as the top stock car race unfolds.
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Ernie Irvan
Dale Earnhardt
Bowling 300 Game and 826 Series Lead Lancer Lanes
Dan Batta posts a perfect 300 game and an 826 series in the Happy Couples league at Lancer Lanes. Other results include Michael Robin 244 and 678 at R Bowling Center, Faith Armstrong 223 600, and multiple Sunday Night Mixed scores across May City Bowl teams.
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Lancer
Dan Batta
R. Bowling Center
Michael Robinon
Faith Armstrong
Paul Kaune
Mat Fowler
Vikkie Bartosh
Colleen Kane
Matt Larson
Mike Duijie
Dustie Curtis
Tammi Gandy
Sunday Saints
Tom Vine
As Montague
Charity Harris
Lancer Lanes
Lori Patterson
William Derby
Gary Mally
Gerald Malone
Jason Lenton
Janelle Engledon
Dan Balta
Christie Dietrich
Cherie Walter
Prep wrestling Regional Duals kick off tonight across classes
Regional Duals take over at 7 p.m. with Class 2A pairings including Centerville at New London and Creston at Snyder. Class 1A features Battle Creek Ida Grove at Marcus and 135 Belle Plaine at North Cedar among others.
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Centerville
New London
Winfield-Mt
Clear Lake
Webster UN
Creston
Snyder
DeWitt Central
Mount Vernon
Emmetsburg
Armstrong-Ringsted
Sergeant Bluff-Luton
Cherokee
Glenwood
Harlan
Grinnell
Union Community
Waterloo Columbus
New Hampton
Battle Creek
Ida Grove
Marcus
MMC
Bedford
Truro
Belle Plaine
North Cedar Clarion-Guildfield
Nashua-Plainfield
Durant
Louisa-Muscatine
Guthrie Center
Logan-Magnolia Ft. Dodge
Yankees trade Rodriguez to move to third base in blockbuster
Yankees approve Alex Rodriguez move from shortstop to third base to replace injured Aaron Boone while Derek Jeter remains at shortstop. Rodriguez waives no trade clause and joins New York a winner seeking team flexibility, with Texas receiving $140 million for three seasons and the Yankees owing Rodriguez $112 million over seven.
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Shortstop
Aaron Boone
Yankees
Derek Jeter
Jeter
Steinbrenner
Tampa
Fla
Joe Torre
Yankee Stadium
Torre
New York
Scott Boras
Rangers
Alex
Texas Rangers
John Hart
Alex Rodriguez
Arizona Diamondbacks
Jerry Colangelo
North Scott Claims No. 1 in Class 4A Poll
Eldridge North Scott overtakes Waterloo East as Class 4A leader in AP poll. East had led for two weeks, Linn-Mar rises to second as Bettendorf and Ottumwa drop after key results. North Scott garners 17 of 20 first-place votes while Linn-Mar and East receive remaining first-place tallies.
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Linn-Mar
Waterloo East
Bettendorf
Pleasant Valley
Ottumwa
Johnston
W.D.M
Ames
C.R. W
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Cedar Falls
Waverly-Shell Rock
Clinton
Sioux City North
Dubuqne
Iowa City West
Southeast
Palk
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Harlan
Jefferson-Scranton
MOC
Floyd Valley
DeWitt Central
Sioux City Heel
Crestwood
Maquoketa
Perry
Dubuque
Grinnell
Carroll
Benton Community
Pella
Webster City
Davis County
Norwalk
Centerville
Monroe
F.D. St. Edmond
Sioux Center
Maquoketa Valley
Algona Garrigan
D.C. Unity Christi
Nodaway Valley
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Monticello
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Eldridge North Scott
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Associated Press
Dubuque Senior
Cedar Rapids Xavier
Monroe Pcm
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