Kernels Manager Seoane Arrested on Simple Battery Charge
Cedar Rapids Kernels manager Mitch Seoane 39 was arrested in Land O Lakes Florida after a confrontation with another man. Police allege Seoane struck and threw the man and kicked him while under the influence of alcohol. He admitted the altercation. Seoane has 15 years in the Angels organization and led the Kernels to a 61-77 record last season.
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Mount Mercy Women Rally Past Iowa Wesleyan in OT
Chantelle Athoff tallied 29 points and Amanda Marshall added 24 as Mount Mercy triumphed 81-73 in overtime against Iowa Wesleyan in the Midwest Classic.
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Mustangs edge Iowa Wesleyan in Midwest Classic thriller
In Mount Pleasant the Mount Mercy women rally to beat Iowa Wesleyan 92 88 after overtime. Lindsey Mescher and Kelli Kramer key plays. Marshall tallies 24 points with strong all around numbers.
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Griffey Fever Hits Cincinnati at New Reds Intro
Ken Griffey Jr. arrived in Cincinnati for a formal Reds introduction as dozens of reporters gathered at the club house. Cameras rolled during the news conference as he donned the uniform and vowed to carry on the Big Red Machine legacy through the upcoming season.
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Center of attention Jaacks finds his stride at Iowa
Iowa senior center Jacob Jaacks emerges as a key player after early scoring runs against Connecticut and Eastern Illinois. He credits coach Steve Alford for urging smarter decisions when double or triple teamed and recalls his path from Cedar Rapids to South Dakota.
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Jaacks seeks NBA dream after strong Hawkeye season
The Hawks forward Jaacks, who transferred from South Dakota to Marshalltown CC before joining Iowa, leads his team in rebounding and is the No. 2 scorer at 12.8 points. He aims for the NBA but focuses on a postseason run as Iowa hosts Wisconsin in Carver-Hawkeye Arena to close the regular season.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Women Struggle with Recruitment and Budget
Iowa women's basketball faces budget strain and weak recruiting. Coach Lee, now in her fifth season, seeks to restore a winning product as injuries and in-state interest affect the program. Notable players Lindsey Meder and Consuegra lead a young lineup amid limited senior experience.
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Cyclones set to host Texas after near title clincher
Iowa State aims to rebound after an 84-72 win over Missouri and a clash with Texas led by Marcus Fizer who tops the Big 12 with 21.2 points per game. Texas coach Rick Barnes stresses winning mindset as conference race tightens with Oklahoma State looming.
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Women's schedule notes key basketball games
Coe at Luther at 6 p.m. Buena Vista at Cornell at 7 p.m. Upper Iowa at Simpson at 7 p.m.
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Kohawks finish strong with road dominance in Iowa Conf
Coe College Kohawks went 10-0 on the road and 5-5 at home to finish 15-5 in the Iowa Conference and earn the No. 2 seed in the Iowa Conference tournament hosted at Eby Field House. They face William Penn in the opening round as Buena Vista tops seeds and the field includes Simpson, Upper Iowa, Wartburg, Luther, Dubuque, Loras and Cornell. The winner earns an NCAA Division III bid as regular-season leaders Mohr Hickey Heslinga and Stanek pace a 10-deep squad coached by Brent Brase.
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