Minnesota at Wisconsin Women’s Basketball Lead Sportsday
Minnesota meets Wisconsin in women’s college basketball at 7 p.m. on BTN. The schedule also lists Allstate BCS National Championship LSU versus Ohio State at 7:15 p.m. and tape delayed TM High Desert Classic bowling at 1:30 a.m. on ESPN2.
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Prep dual results from Charles City and nearby schools
CBLC posted a 64 4 advantage over CA Kennedy with wins across 103 to 215 pounds including Mohr and Thramer. ICH led , Iowa City High defeated Charles City 45 3 with multiple forfeits and pins. Kennedy 2 defeated CRK and other close matches featured wins by Brown, Dixon, Peden and Shupp.
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Sports Transactions Summary From Diverse Leagues
Baseball Sioux City Explorers agreed to terms with left hander Dusty Bergman. Basketball Mavericks recall Maurice Ager. Warriors waive DJ Mbenga and recall Kosta Perovic from NBADL. Hockey Sabres recall Clarke MacArthur. Avalanche assign Brad Richardson. Stars assign Mark Fistric. Islanders assign Kyle Okposo. Elmira Jackals release Chris Holmes and Tyler Mittlestead. Syracuse recalls Jekabs Redishs. Johnstown Chiefs release Joey Olson and James Unger. Reading Royals sign Ryan Mac Gregor. South Carolina Stingrays claim Jeff Pietrasiak. Utah Grizzlies sign Matt Reid and Trevor Lunn. Jordan Watt released. Rodeo PBR announces Adriano Moraes retirement. College California names Frank Cignetti offensive coordinator and others. Georgia Tech hires Muhammad Faye as men's sophomore?
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Ryan MacGregor
South Carolina Stingrays
Jeff Pietrasiak
Bakers
Notable Jan 7 sports anniversaries across NHL NBA and NFL
Key events include Joe Malone becoming NHL career leader with 59 goals in 1920, Harry Broadbent’s five goals in 1925, Lakers’ 33rd straight win in 1972, Steelers AFC title in 1979, Dionne’s 1000th point in 1981, Seaver and Fingers Hall of Fame in 1992, Kobe Bryant 45 points and 12 threes in 2003, and Phil Jackson’s 900th win in 2007.
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Crestwood dominates Cedar Falls in girls basketball
Crestwood routed Cedar Falls NU High 74 to 16 in girls basketball area play. Dubuque Senior beat Waterloo East 56 to 49. Durant lost to Wilton 43 to 38. Monticello defeated Preston 57 to 33.
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Luther Dominates Dubuque Swim Meet With Relay Wins
Luther swimmers paced the Saturday meet in Dubuque led by strong showings in relays and multiple events. Lumer, Robbins, Pettengill, Perrott, and Nelson won the 400 medley relay in 3 40.48 while Williams claimed the 1000 free in 10 27.58 and the 500 free in 5 03.70. Nelson posted a 22.32 in the 50 free and Webb clocked 2 01.19 in the 200 IM. Eganhouse swept diving with 193.75 and 301.6, while Bross won the 100 back in 56.86 and Foresman took the 100 breast in 1 05.9. Luther’s 400 free relay team of Zander, Webb, Robbins, and Nelson finished in 3 14.96.
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Michael Pettengill
Bryan Perrott
Taylor Nelson
John Williams
Luth
Cameron Webb
Alex Eganhouse
Eric Crawford
Andrew Bross
Eganhouse
Brad Foresman
Luther
Aaron Zander
Sara Kessler
Kari Kolsrud
Elissa Schmidt
Rachel Burns
Kolsrud
Burns
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Elise Des Roches
Lauren Lehenbauer
Loras
Amy Schneider
Kessier
Lehenbauer
Des Roches
Florida International Invitational Merged Swim Meet Results
Relays dominated the Florida International Invitational with Iowa leading team totals 178 points to 102 for Oakland and 42 for Florida International. Individual winners include Bethany Nicoll 200 IM, Elise Des Roches diving, Lauren Lehenbauer 100 fly, and Kari Kolsrud 100 breast with Luther and Des Roches leading Luther entries in multiple events.
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WTA Medibank Sydney results highlight tight finishes
In Sydney at Olympic Park Tennis, Sybille Bammer defeated Nan Petrova 7-5 6-3 and Lucie Safarova beat Alicia Molik 7-6 7-6 in tiebreaks. Razzano upends Pratt 6-2 6-1, and Srebotnik with Sugiyama won 6-2 6-4.
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Virginie Razzano
France
Nicole Pratt
Bowling Leagues Roundup at City Venues
Multiple teams compete across May City and Cedar Rapids bowling alleys with high scores noted. Krackerjacks led by Greg Greene posted 266, while Gone But Not Forgotten topped with 712 in series. Other notable marks include Ben Jennings 704 and Chris Rusch 672.
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Kim Peterson
Joan Fox
Kevin Cline
Carol Gasper
Paul Kaune
Teri Edmonds
Diana Rios
Saints
Chris Rusch
Annette White
NFL Playoff Results and Conference Schedule Summary
The text lists the wild card results with New York Giants 24 over Tampa Bay 14 and San Diego 17 over Tennessee 6. It covers divisional round matchups including Seattle at Green Bay and New England, plus New York Giants at Dallas and San Diego at Indianapolis. It notes conference championship matchups and Super Bowl XLII in Glendale Arizona, with individual stat lines for rushing passing and receiving leaders.
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PGA Mercedes-Benz Kapa?iva Hawaii Final Round Results
Final round results from the PGA Mercedes-Benz at Kapalua Hawaii show Dani Chora winning after a playoff on the fourth hole. The leaderboard lists names and prize money from first through many places with scattered OCR errors.
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Two near misses as Cavaliers topple Raptors in Toronto
Cleveland defeats Toronto 93 to 90 in a shootout led by LeBron James 39 points and 8 assists. Chris Bosh and Andrea Bargnani pace Toronto with 23 and 20 points respectively in a tightly contested finish.
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Big Ten pairings shuffle with Ohio State beat Northwestern
Ohio State defeated Northwestern 62 to 51 as Penn State edged Illinois 68 to 64 in other Big Ten action. Drake topped Evansville 71 to 68 in the Missouri Valley while North Carolina led AP Top 25 with a 90 88 win over Clemson.
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GMAC Bowl Tilt Tulsa Rips Bowling Green in Mobile
Tulsa dominates Bowling Green 63 to 7 at Mobile in the GMAC Bowl. P. Smith threw for 312 yards and four TDs, while Tulsa’s Adams and Clay combined for 123 rushing and receiving yards.
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Women Panthers Fall Short in Hard‑Fought Iowa St. Arena Tilt
Report shows a crowded scoreboard with Iowa edging Connecticut 100 to 50 and Purdue routing Indiana 70 to 54. in Des Moines the Wichita State women beat Drake 83 to 46 as Kiki Stephens led the Shockers with 13 points.
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Buffalo at Atlanta hockey game recap
In Atlanta Buffalo led 2-0 early first period before Atlanta surged. Hossa netted twice for the Thrashers and Kovalchuk added. Buffalo answers with MacArthur and a late goal as shots totaled 39-30. Goaltenders were Miller for Buffalo and Viberg for Atlanta, attendance 18 545.
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USHL Schedule Roundup For Green Bay Indiana Sioux City Omaha
Friday games include Cedar Rapids at Green Bay and Waterloo at Indiana both 6:05 or 7:05. Saturday matchups list Sioux Falls at Ohio at noon and Lincoln at Sioux City at 7 p.m. Sunday cards feature Cedar Rapids at Green Bay 1 p.m. and Tri City at Omaha 5 p.m.
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Evening hockey matchups across the region schedule
Norfolk visits Hershey and Philadelphia travels to Lowell for 6 p.m. starts. Albany hosts Manchester at 6:05 p.m. Lake Erie meets Wilkes Barre Scranton at 6:05 p.m. Portland plays Bridgeport at 6:30 p.m. Binghamton faces Hamilton at 6:30 p.m. Iowa visits Chicago at 7 p.m. Grand Rapids hosts Quad City at 7:05 p.m.
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Northern Iowa Edges Chattanooga in College Wrestling Meet
In Douglasville Georgia Northern Iowa defeated Chattanooga 21 to 184 as key results include Andy O Loughlin UNI defeating Josh Edmondson 8 5 in 197, Dustin Bauman UNI over Matt Leitner 20 in 285, Javier Maldonado UTC over Caleb Flores 11 8 at 125, and Josh Baldridge UNI winning by forfeit at 133.
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