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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2006
Page
21
Roger Federer defeats Mario Ancic in straight sets 6-4 6-3 6-4 at Roland Garros Paris. The Swiss star receives applause from the crowd after sealing the quarterfinal win.
Athlon Sports Big 12 preview names Dan McCarney as a top five underrated coach. The issue also spotlights Bret Meyer as best Big 12 quarterback and Todd Blythe on preseason third-team all-America. In golf, Amanda Stahl and Brad George won the Class 24 state coed title at Otter Creek with 69. Sarah Boss and Nathan Levy were runners-up.
Iowa, Iowa State, and Northern Iowa posted strong 2005-06 attendance. Iowa drew 12,006 per game, ranking 25th. Iowa State had 11,895. Northern Iowa rose to 6,898, the sixth largest gain. Big Ten led with 12,581, Big 12 at 10,121, MVC at 7,716. Gazette staff reports.
Iowa sophomore Meghan Armstrong enters the NCAA Division I Championships in Sacramento with the fourth fastest 1,500 meter time this season after a rapid spring improvement. The Tualatin, Oregon native aims for her first all American honor in 12 years, competing for Iowa with other finalists from Iowa State and Northern Iowa.
Kasey Keller signed autographs as about 1 000 fans gathered at Edmund Plambeck Stadium for the U S World Cup open practice in Norderstedt Germany. Claudio Reyna said the fever was rising as Americans met German crowds and youth players watched intently.
Letters from readers reveal enthusiasm for the World Cup and its blend of national pride and athletic spectacle. Fans describe watching for skill and drama, balancing work with match viewing, and the growing soccer culture from youth to community levels.
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