West girls edge Muscatine to reach state tournament
West High School survived a second-half run from Muscatine to win 60-53 in Tipton. Ally Disterhoff led West with 18 points, and Mckenzie Piper added 15 as the Women of Troy advance to a Wells Fargo Arena quarterfinal against Iowa City High.
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Tipton
Iowa City
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Utes
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Piper
Ally Disterhoff
Women of Troy
Iowa City High
Nal
Wells Fargo Arena
Des Moines
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B.J. Mayer
Howa City West
Tipton Muscatine
Emily Clemens
Megan Thiesse
Alex Walgren
Leti Lerma
Shayin Greenshaw
Miranda Ebeling
Megan Beauchamp
Katie Shoultz
Wowa City West
Shelly Stumpf
Jessica Shullz
Shahana Williams
Tatum Klein
Aly
Assumption Powers Past Marion in Personal Final
Assumption defeated Marion 81-39 to advance to the state tournament. Grace Fennelly led the Knights with 20 points, while Grace Fennelly and team defense pressured Marion into eight first-quarter turnovers and a 44-16 halftime advantage.
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Quad-City Times
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Brian O'Donnell
Davenport Assumption
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Des Moines
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Beth Knapp
Indians
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Perkins
City High edges Washington in late rally
City High rallied past Washington 65 59 as Chambers delivered a 16 point second half double double and Hansche and Washpun led with 20 and 11 points respectively. Washington played the final 8:22 without Roundtree and fouled out Herb and Royster as the comeback fell short.
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Washington
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Abby Herb
Jazz Royster
Iowa City High
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C.R. Kennedy
Kiera Washpur
Mickey Hansche
Harper Beasley
Serra Champers
Haley Lorenzen
Erin Danielson
Jordar Sulivan
Aliyan Gustafser
C.R. Washington
Abby Hero
Data Madison Kramer
Damelie Franklin
Kem Klaust
J Brose Foreman
Aiwena Hopr
Gly Hign
City Hign
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Herb
Kramer
Royster
Roundtree
Franklin
Foreman
Hobbs
City High
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City Hyp
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Cty High
Frank Howell
Tasha
Jazz
Kiera Washpun
Litthke Hawks
Howell
Warriors
Nickey Hansche
Madison Kramer
Danielle Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Benton girls edge Keokuk as Weekly leaves game with injury
Benton Community High School earned a 52 to 45 victory over Keokuk in Washington. Madison Weekly left with a wrist injury in the first quarter but Benton rallied behind Sara Petrzelka and a balanced lineup to secure a spot in the Des Moines state tournament. Weekly’s status remains uncertain for next week.
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Benton
Des Moines
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Weekly
Chiefs
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Meredith Marshall
Donald
Wahlert holds off Independence to reach state tournament
In a regional final at West Delaware, Dubuque Wahlert defeated Independence 71 to 29 behind a 10-0 second quarter run and a 21-2 third, advancing to face Sioux City Bishop Heelan at Wells Fargo Arena.
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Sioux City
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Des Moines
Mustangs
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Tessa Leyem
Eagles
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