Anamosa Tops Prairie 56-49 In Season Finale
Anamosa beat Prairie 56-49 as Kevin Burke scored 18 for the Raiders while Ron Tapper added 12. Prairie led early but Anamosa used a strong zone to control the game, with John Lynch leading Prairie with 10 points. Prairie ends regular season 3-15. district play at Muscatine opens Monday.
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Tim Michels
Dick Jansa
Roger Fruendt
Randy Wall
Rick Hurlbert
Bruce Hruby
Iowa City Tops Kennedy In Close MVC Clash
Iowa City edged Kennedy 51 to 49 in a tense Mississippi Valley Conference game. Andy Knoedel scored 17 for City High sealing the win with a late basket after Kennedy nearly erased a 14 point deficit. Scorers for Kennedy included Enright Meyer and Etienne, while City High received key points from Knoedel and Piper.
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Beckman, West Delaware, Waverly-Shell Rock in seasonal basketball clashes
Detailed box scores show Beckman led by Jim Boffeli with 17 and Tim Gassman 12 as Beckman tallied 68 points while West Delaware totaled 60 and Waverly-Shell Rock 71 with Doug Johnson scoring 15. Other teams include New Hampton Decorah-Osage Vinton-Benton and Benton, with multiple players contributing double digits across the games.
Northern Iow a Posts Conference Win
Northern Iowa routed Morningside 95 to 74 in a North Central Conference game in Cedar Falls. The Panthers improved to 7-17 while Morningside fell to 10-16. Mark Enright led UNI with 17 points and former All-State guard Enright scored 12 for the winners.
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Stones to Jump At Montreal Meet March 5
Dwight Stones, holder of both indoor and outdoor world high jump records, will take part in a special high jump competition at the Canada Great Britain track meet in Montreal on March 5, officials announced Wednesday.
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Five Marks Set in Prep Swim Trials
Ames hosts preliminaries of the 39th Iowa High School state swimming championships with one team setting a record and several individuals posting top times. Notable marks include Jeff Henry of C.R. Washington a 47.8 in 100 free after heat two and a 3:23.13 in the 50 free, Rick Ruchotzke taking 100 backstroke in 57.5, and Chris Williams touching 4:48.40 in the 500 free. State records noted for the 200 free and 100 free. Matches, placings, and relay results listed among Ames Washington Jefferson Kennedy contenders.
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Jeff Hawks Rally Past West 78 57 To Grab Third in MVC
Jeff Wallops West 78 57 as the J-Hawks break away in the final minutes to secure sole third in the Mississippi Valley Conference. Dean Uthoff leads Jeff with 23 points aided by Mike Kenney 16 and Steve Carter 10 while West’s Steve Waite scores 28 in a gallant loss. Jeff finishes 9 5 in league play and 11 7 overall.
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Jett Dann
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Andy Code
Waiter
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Steve Brown
Iowa City and Nearby High School Results Score Flood
A compilation of Iowa high school basketball outcomes across multiple teams and matchups. Notable results include Jett 78 over West 57, Wash 82 over Dubuque 63, and Anamosa 56 defeating Prairie 49. Regional games span Northeast to East Central Iowa with several notable scores.
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D.M Roosevelt
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January Passes Nicklaus at TPC
Don January, 46, slow and steady, shot four under par to move one stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus in the second round of the Tournament Players Golf Championship at Inverrary Country Club. His 36 hole total reached 135, nine under par, on the Inverrary course in Lauderhill Florida.
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Grinnell Upsets Cornell In Midwest Conference Clash
Grinnell stunned Cornell 81 to 69 in a rugged Midwest Conference game. Haigh led Grinnell with 30 points as the Rams shot 33 percent while Grinnell hit 50 percent of its shots. Cornell's Wisco led with 15 points and Hopkins added 14 for the Rams while Grinnell improved to 6 9 in conference play and 14 7 on the season.
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Jeff Sophomores Down J.C. West
Jefferson sophomore basketball team beat Iowa City West 64 to 51 on Friday at Jefferson. Ed Athoff led with 22 points and Luke Stephen added 15 for the losers. Jefferson closed the season 9-5 in conference. Iowa City West finished 3-1 in league.
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Gorney advances after overtime in state wrestling
In quarterfinal action Gorney, now 24-1, recovered from a deficit to force overtime. Zimmerman, 24-6, dominated Ur bandale’s Gary Maffett 10-4 and edged Tony Henson 4-3 in the semis. He will face Waverly’s Mark Woltz, 29-0, in the finals after Woltz defeated Kurt Habenicht 4-2 in overtime in the semis.
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William Penn Edges Upper Iowa in Conference Thriller
William Penn defeated Upper Iowa 64-62 in an Iowa conference men’s basketball game. Gary Braden’s late bucket sealed the win as Rusty Hamilton led Upper Iowa with 24 points. William Penn improved to 14-10 overall and 9-4 in league play while Upper Iowa fell to 1-22 and 0-13 in conference games.
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Penn
Belle Plaine Wrestlers Press Title Bid In Iowa Meet
Belle Plaine leads Class A with 33 points as wrestlers Duffy and Blanchard reach finals at 138 and 155 while Stull falls short by one second. Emmetsburg dominates 2A with four finalists, Mt. Vernon contenders push for top, and Lisbon faces title gaps as Robb or Lott loom in the 105 finals.
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Paul Tanis
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Marion Wins at Monticello in Wamac Clash
Marion Indians rally to beat Monticello 88 to 83 in the Wamac conference final regular season game. Marion builds a lead 14-10 first quarter and 44-32 at halftime, then holds 65-53 after three. Mark Hagen scores 31 for Monti as they surge late. Marion paced by Mike Wheeler 18, Brian Donohoe 17, Brian Kiburz 16.
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Koch Wins Three In Cornell Loss
Mt. Vernon report: John Koch, former Cedar Rapids Washington prep star, won three events and helped a winning relay as Grinnell beat Cornell 63-50. Cornell drops to 8-2 in dual meets. Bill Ebinger also earned a double victory for Cornell in the loss.
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Gibney Reaches Fourth on Loras All-Time Scoring List
Greg Gibney scored 20 points to move to fourth on Loras College’s all-time scoring list as the host Duhawks defeated Iowa Wesleyan 75 71. Gibney, a senior guard, now has 1 710 career points. teammate Bob Wagner added 13 to climb to seventh.
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