Iowa High School Girls Basketball Playoff Preview Recap
Regional finals feature No. 15 Washington facing No. 2 Dowling after Washington’s 11 wins in 14 games and a 61-57 regional semifinal win. J.C. West meets No. 6 Prairie. Liberty led by Natalie Ramsey eyes first state berth. No. 14 City chases Des Moines return. 4A highlights include Maquoketa aiming for first state berth and CCA defending title with Lauren Walker and Avenue Lower.
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C.R. Washington
WDM Dowling
Washington
Warriors
Bettendorf
Lira Coumbia
Samantha Becke
Dowling
Johnston
J.C. West
C.R. Prairie
Prairie
West
State
Hawks
Emily Larsen
Asia Beale
Trojans
Grace Fincham
Iowa City
Liberty
Natalie Ramsey
Bolts
City
Des Moines
Clear Creek Amana
Central DeWitt
CCA
Lauren Walker
CCA Junior Avenue Lower
Area high school sports slate features regional finals and multiple tournaments
Girls basketball regional finals in 4A and 5A lead the schedule alongside district finals for 1A and 2A boys. State bowling in Cadillac Lanes Waterloo, college and pro games across basketball, hockey, baseball, and golf fill a busy day with Iowa and national matchups and radio listings.
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Illinois
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Big Ten Michigan at Nebraska and other late college games
AP Top 25 No. 4 Houston at No. 10 Texas Tech and No. 15 Michigan at Nebraska headline several late schedule matchups across the Big Ten and Big 12 including Houston Colorado and Kansas but only partial listings remain.
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Louisville
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Marquette
Arizona
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Mississippi State
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Creighton
Mississippi
New Mexico
Virginia Commonwealth
Oregon
UCLA
Drake
UC San Diego
High Point
Gonzaga
Illinois
Vanderbilt
Utah State
Yale
Class 3A Substate First Round Basketball Roundup
Cedar Rapids Xavier routed Maquoketa 74-35 and Decorah beat Clinton 77-52. Fort Madison defeated Washington 72-50. Mount Vernon 66, Fairfield 57. Several late games featured Waverly Shell Rock 96 over South Tama 37 and Charles City at Independence as Marion at DeWitt Central awaited results.
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Maquoketa
Decorah
Clinton
Fort Madison
Washington
Iowa
Mount Vernon
Fairfield
Benton Community
Solon
Waverly
Shell Rock
South Tama
Charles City
Independence
Marion
DeWitt Central
Vinton-Shellsburg
Center Point- Urbana
West Delaware
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Dub. Wahlert
Williamsburg
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Assumption
Iowa prep basketball regional finals slate listed
The schedule lists Class 5A Region 2 Region 5 Region 8 and others with matchups such as Cedar Rapids Washington at Dowling, Iowa City West at Cedar Rapids Prairie, Iowa City High at Liberty, Ames at Johnston, Ankeny at Waukee Northwest, Cedar Falls at Davenport North, Southeast Polk at Ankeny Centennial, Waukee at Pleasant Valley. Also Class 4A Regionals with Marion at Maquoketa, Clear Creek Amana at DeWitt, Waverly Shell Rock at Cedar Rapids Xavier, and more. Class 2A regional finals include Iowa City Regina Danville, Maquoketa Valley Denver, Central Lyon West Fork, and numerous other pairings at various sites.
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Lynnville-Sully
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Remsen
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St. Albert
Denison
Woodbine
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East State
IHSAA
Iowa High School Athletic Association
West Des Moines Valley
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Ames
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Pell
Clear
Cedar Rapids
Washington
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Dowling
Cedar Rapids Prairie
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Northwes
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Southeast
Palk
Centennial
Pleasant Valley
Marion
Maquoketa
Clear Creek Amana
Central de- Witt
Iowa City
Regina
Danville
Baylor Tops Kansas State In Big 12 Clash
Baylor defeats Kansas State 79 to 62 in a Big 12 game. No. 1 Texas dominates Georgia 57 to 26. No. 17 Baylor again beats No. 14 Kansas State 79 to 62, showcasing strong offense and defense.
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Kansas State
Texas
Georgia
Saints chase state berth as Fandel leads comeback run
Xavier senior Libby Fandel and teammate Tom Lilly have driven a turn around for the Little Hawks. Fandel eclipsed 1,872 career points, second in Metro history, as Xavier reached the regional semifinal with a 41 point win over Decorah. Lilly retires after this season while Fandel graduates and eyes Kansas.
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Xavier
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University of Kansas
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MVC
Mississippi
Madden Wilson
WSR
Lizzy Frazell
Saints Chase State
Tom Lilly
Lilly
Kansas
IOWA college squads sweep in varied results
In Greenville and Wichita, Iowa schools posted wins and close tennis matches. Grinnell fell 12-8 to Greenville while Upper Iowa defeated William Jewell 7-5. Iowa routed Wichita State 4-1. Singles featured Demezkova Hayashida Pokorna and Kranholdt with wins for Iowa, while Demezkova/Vishwase and Kronholdt/Pokorna led in doubles as several matches remained unfinished.
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Greenville
Ill
Grinnell
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William Jewell
WiChita
Kan
Wichita State
Tereza Demezkova
Xin Tong Wang
WSU
Dianne Hayashida
Giorgia Roselli
Marisa Schmidt
Theodora Chantava
Barbora Pokorna
Tatyana Nikolenko
Pia Kranholdt
Kristina Kudryavtseva
Anne Knuettel
Nikita Vishwase
Kudryavtseva
Kronholdt
Pokorna
Rubakirova
Nikolenko
Pro basketball Sunday and Monday results wrap up
New Orleans defeated San Antonio 114 to 94 while Oklahoma City beat Minnesota 130 to 123. Monday night slate included Brooklyn at Washington, Chicago at Philadelphia, Denver at Indiana, L A Clippers at Detroit, Miami at Atlanta, Minnesota at Oklahoma City, Portland at Utah, Charlotte at Sacramento. Tonight Boston visits Toronto at 6, Cleveland hosts Orlando at 6:30, Milwaukee meets Houston at 7, Phoenix plays Memphis at 7, San Antonio visits New Orleans at 7, Charlotte visits Golden State at 9, Dallas travels to Los Angeles Lakers at 9.
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AHL Toronto 5, Chicago 2 results in hockey slate
NHL style scores show Toronto defeating Chicago 5 to 2 in a contained AHL presentation. Other games see Dallas 4, New York Islanders 3 and Calgary 3 with San Jose 2. Many late games listed include Vancouver at San Jose, Vegas at Los Angeles, Anaheim at Buffalo and more across the 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. window.
Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta NASCAR Cup Race Results
Christopher Bell leads in Atlanta Motor Speedway race with 266 laps, 40 points. Carson Hocevar and Kyle Larson finish near the front. Jamie, Hamlin, Busch, Chastain, Wallace, and Nemechek also in top ten. Several drivers hit incidents or accidents ending their races early.
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John H. Nemechek
Zane Smith
Joey Logano
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Austin Cindric
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