West High doubles finish second in state tennis final
Cedar Rapids area at Veterans Memorial Tennis Center saw West High duo Pat Callaghan and Alex Patil claim runner up in the boys doubles, losing 6-4 7-5 to West Des Moines Valley. They finish season 18-2 and vow a return with more fire.
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Alex Patil
Veterans Memorial Tennis Center
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Mike McIntosh
Callaghan
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Letes
West
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Alex
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McIntosh
Iowa City High
Scott Houghton
Ned Pirotte
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Chad Evans
Aaron Neiderhiser
Houghton
Pirotte
Linn-Mar
Zach Olson
Steven McGaughey
Des Moines Roosevelt
McGaughey
Xavier doubles finish sixth at state tennis meet
Cedar Rapids Xavier duo Ryan Deignan and Jeremy Potts placed sixth in Class 1A boys singles state tennis. They beat Jamie Thatcher and Jeremy Jones of Fairfield Maharishi 6-7 6-0 6-3 in consolation semis before losing to Kyle Hansen and Ryan Lansgaard of Atlantic 7-6 6-3 for fifth.
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Ryan Lansgaard
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Decorah
Isaac White
Norwalk
Michael Zimmerman
Spencer
Zach Martens
Andrew Behan
Independence
Fairfield
Pongsayaporn
Brendan Bush
Davenport Assumption
Comanche
Marius Dorbandt
Kyle Mink
Weber wins 2A boys golf crown at Lake Side
Cascade's Jordan Weber shoots a final round 72 to finish with a 152 total and medalist honors, three strokes ahead of Fort Dodge St. Edmond's Mike Dillehay and Grundy Center's Scott Speirs. Grundy Center claims the team title with 647 as Cascade places seventh.
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Lake Side
Fort Dodge
Weber
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Fort Dodge St. Edmond
Grundy Center
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Aces
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Sumner
Jay Becker
Kyle Teeling
Josh Krueger
Elkader Central
Isaac Rodenberg
Pella
Nathan Kroese
Bos Landen Country Club
Independence
Oelwein
Washington
Haluska eyes transfer from Iowa State to Iowa or else
Adam Haluska the 6 foot 5 forward from Carroll announced he is leaving Iowa State after one season and will transfer. He has visited Iowa this weekend and says Iowa is the most likely destination and has talked with coach Steve Alford. Haluska plans to sit out a year after transferring and says the move is personal and about finding a place to fit in.
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Adam Haluska
University of Iowa
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Carroll
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Iowa
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Mike Henderson
Waterloo
Steve Haluska
Adam
PREP BASKETBALL ALL-STAR GAMES SET FOR CENTRAL COLLEGE
High school seniors will compete in the Goalsetter All-Star Games at Kuyper Gymnasium Central College. The event highlights 2003 Mr. and Miss Iowa Basketball selections with boys northeast and south east squads coached by Marty McKowen and Bob Roe. Girls feature Christina Gaard Jenny Bridgewater Brittani Kozik and Lindsay Bevan among others with games Friday and Saturday.
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Central College
Brooks McKowen
Wapsie Valley
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Rock Valley Area
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David Kummer
C.R. Washington
McKowen
Wa City
Regina
Ben Beran
HSV
Bob Roe
Belle Plaine
Christina Gaard
Decorah
Jenny Bridgewater
Benton Community
Brittani Kozik
Lindsay Bevan
Iowa Basketball Coaches Association
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