Tom Holland Honored Prep of the Week in Gazette Feature
Tom Holland of Jefferson, 6-8 center, dominates locally with 24 points and 26 rebounds in a 48 59 loss to Clinton then 26 points and 12 rebounds in an 81 67 win over Iowa City. Teammates Brad Trickey, Ed Jusich, Mike Loftsgard and Steve Ulrich aided with inside scoring as Holland leads with rebounding and inside play.
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Connolly Seeks More AAU Aid for Track Reform
Former Olympic hammer champion Harold Connolly urged sweeping AAU track reforms at the annual convention. He called for more athlete funding, broader athlete representation on the Track and Field board, and better communication with athletes. He warned against professionalism and pushed modernization of amateur rules while stressing a larger voice for athletes in decision making. Also reports McCoy resigns as Linn-Mar athletic director amid district changes.
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Grinnell and Cornell Face Coe in Midwest Conference
Grinnell College and Cornell College prepare to challenge Coe College in Midwest Conference action this Friday. The teams pursue a pivotal matchup to boost regional standings and sharpen conference play momentum.
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Coe
John Park Returns to Action at Knox College
John Park a Cedar Rapids native and former Washington high school athlete returns for Knox College. A senior and co-captain he has been sidelined by an injury and resumes play this season seeking leadership and points for the team.
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Wesley Part
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Washington High
Knox College
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Bowling Highlights Bill Barnes and DeWoody Leads Weekend Scores
Bowling roundup notes Bill Barnes 248 and DeWoody 619 series among top marks. Barb Schriever 212 565 Judy Hodges 222 Flo Feiervison 210 Doris Keller Seventh Niters and many others teem across leagues with multiple high scores and notable feats.
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Betty Ennis
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Keith Jellison
Frieden
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Judy DeThorne
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Marilyn Beltran
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Se Maathen
Hardin Named Head at Temple Football
Wayne Hardin, former Navy coach, is Temple University’s new head football coach succeeding George Makris who resigned after ten years. Casale announced a five year contract with undisclosed salary details.
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Wrestling Results From Burlington Meet
In a Burlington wrestling event Maxwell pinned at 43 points while other matches showed close scores. Semen defeated opponents 3 byes and regional entries from Midheria and Northeast delivered mixed results.
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College basketball week opens with four 20‑win teams in clash
In a crowded slate, Monmouth plays Carleton and Knox faces Br. Olef while all four teams sit at 20 in conference play. St Olaf, defending champion, edged Grinnell in overtime as Monmouth triumphed over Ripon. Knox Ripon produced top scorers Dave Wood and Ben Cooper with 30 points each. other leaders include Bob Burnett 24, Kyle Kennelly 28, John Becker 27, Strat Warden 26.
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Kennedy JVs Rally to Beat Regis in Overtime
Kennedy JVs outscore Regis 24-? in overtime to finish 68-63 after trailing 44-32 at halftime. Te bussek leads Kennedy with 20 points while Regis’s Matte earns honors with 20 points as both teams trade runs in a tense late game.
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Cougars Fourth In State Swim Poll
Cedar Rapids Washington remains the top prep swimming program in the weekly Swim Incorporated poll. Des Moines Lincoln trails in second place with 424 points while AR Kennedy sits fourth with 400 and GR Jefferson twelfth with 341. The rankings reflect the best times from eight prep events across the state.
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Prairie 8th Triumph Over Benton In Close Grade Win
Prairie 8th grade team defeated Benton 40 to 37 in a close Monday game. Dan Bubon led Prairie with strong defense and scoring, while Miller led Benton with 16 points. The Prairie squad showed key plays from Serhousek and Sithanek, securing a narrow victory in the junior matchup.
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