Koll and teammates eye NCAA championships in Eugene
Iowa State senior Lisa Koll and fellow Cyclones push for a double at the NCAA meet in Eugene while Betsy Saina Semehar Tesfaye and Kiel Uhl also qualify. Koll contemplates post meet sponsorship talks after a potential European tour.
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Thmels
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Scheduling Discord and League Realities Across Football History
The piece weighs scheduling inequities in a 12 team league and recalls 2002 Iowa and Ohio State football what ifs. It notes ISU 6 6 and Kansas 5 7 in 2009 bowl chances and cites CFL U S expansion history plus quirky national anthems in Las Vegas. It ends with Big Ten bowl risk for 6 6 or 7 5 teams, and a contact line.
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Weekend Prep Sports Schedule Across Iowa and Illinois
Baseball action features DeWitt Central at Marion and Linn-Mar at Clinton with 5 p.m. starts among others. Softball includes Waterloo West at Kennedy and Xavier at Dubuque Hempstead. College track hosts NCAA at Eugene while Midwest League sees West Michigan visit Cedar Rapids Kernels. MLB has Cubs at Brewers and NHL has Blackhawks at Flyers with several local radio listings and contact lines.
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DeWitt Central
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Linn-Mar
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Ore
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Cedar Rapids Kernels
Midwest League Tuesday results and tonight and Thursday games
Cedar Rapids 6 West Michigan ? Great Lakes 9 Burlington 3 Kane County 12 Fort Wayne 5 Peoria 7 Lansing 4 Dayton 5 Beloit 2 Bowling Green at Wisconsin postponed rain South Bend at Quad Cities late Lake County at Clinton late Tonight games include West Michigan at Cedar Rapids Bowling Green at Wisconsin Great Lakes at Burlington Fort Wayne at Kane County Lake County at Clinton South Bend at Quad Cities Dayton at Beloit Lansing at Peoria Thursday games Lansing at Peoria Dayton at Beloit Bowling Green at Wisconsin MONDAY LATE RESULTS Omaha 3 Oklahoma City 2 Salt Lake 9 Colorado Springs 6 Memphis 20 Albuquerque 7 Reno 4 Portland 2 Fresno 6 Sacramento 5 Las Vegas 7 Tacoma 2 Las Vegas 5 Tacoma 3 Iowa 5 New Orleans 1 Oklahoma City 6 Omaha 0 Memphis 9 Albuquerque 6 Portland 13 Reno 8 Round Rock 5 Nashville 1 Colorado Springs at Salt Lake late Sacramento at Fresno late Iowa at Memphis 7:05 p.m. Round Rock at New Orleans 7 p.m. Albuquerque at Oklahoma City 7:05 p.m. Nashville at Omaha 7:05 p.m. Fresno at Tacoma 9 p.m. Colorado Springs at Las Vegas 9:05 p.m. Sacramento at Portland 9:05 p.m. Salt Lake at Reno 9:05 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
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Great Lakes
Burlington
Kane County
Fort Wayne
Peoria
Lansing
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Beloit
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UCLA Clinches Arizona Softball World Series Title
Arizona 9 UCLA victory noted as Tuesday results in the College World Series from Hall of Fame Stadium Oklahoma City. Tournament action includes multiple prep and soccer pairings across Iowa and South Africa fixtures, with continued round schedule and matchups listed for 1A and 2A classifications and World Cup first rounds.
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USA Hall of Fame
Arizona
UCLA
Lakers Top Celtics 91 84 in NBA Finals Showdown
NBA results show Los Angeles Lakers defeat Boston 91 to 84 with series at 2-1. Team trade ownership background noted for the Wizards sale to Ted Leonsis enterprise. Other leagues report coach hires contracts and resignations across hockey and football leagues.
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National Basketball Association
NBA Board OF Governors
L.A. Lakers
Boston
Washington Wizards
Ted Leonsis
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Kristin Bernett
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
Kyle Calloway
Stephan Virgil
Carolina Panthers
Thomas Davis
Richard Marshall
NEW England Patriots
TE Aaron Hernandez
College baseball regional and super regional schedule update
Regional double elimination results list Fullerton and Coral Gables games with sponsors like Miami Florida Texas A M. Super regionals feature home field advantages and dates across Tallahassee Gainesville Austin Charlottesville Clemson Myrtle Beach Tempe with teams Vanderbilt Florida State UCLA Oklahoma Virginia Alabama Coastal Carolina South Carolina and Arkansas on June 11 to June 14.
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South Carolina
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Ariz
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Pro football Friday and Saturday schedule highlights across leagues
Friday games feature Tulsa at Dallas 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Alabama 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at Arizona 9 30 p.m. Saturday tests include Spokane at Orlando 6 30 p.m. Cleveland at Milwaukee 7 p.m. Iowa at Bossier Shreveport 7 05 p.m. Chicago at Utah 8 05 p.m. Colorado at Chicago 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Real Salt Lake 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Kansas City 7 p.m. D C United at Seattle FC 9 p.m.
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Valley Conference Boys Soccer All-Conference Findings
Iowa City West and Xavier lead the Valley Conference selections with multiple players on first and second teams. Awards name Charlie Bales of Xavier as Athlete of the Year and Amir Hadzic as Coach of the Year, with Wahlert and Kennedy heavily represented across divisions and teams.
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PPI Valley
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Kennedy
J.D. McCullough
City High
Mike Meyer
Wahlert
Tanner Schilling
Iowa City West
Nick Arpey
Charlie Bales
Xavier
Haris Hadzalic
Waterloo West
Will Hirsch
Kevin Kruckenberg
Hempstead
Mitch Burgmeier
Nick Seedorff
Duncan Howard-McGuire
Clayton Lynch
Samm Koenig
Adam Schmit
Alex Smith
Spencer Gordon
Ahmed Hassan
Lows City West
Aaron Lacy
Eric Meyer
Zach Smith
Phil Vormic
Matt Burgmeier
Ben Haas
Joe Ryken
Andy Holte
Bales
Schilling
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Nick Rizzo
Brandon Besong
Washington
Chris Gabriel
Ryan Gingrich
Linn-Mar
Philip Tran
Cedar Falls
Brady Anderson
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Josh Jensen
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Austin Reutzel
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Iowa Hawkeyes Non-conference Schedule 2010 Preview
The University of Iowa men’s basketball non conference slate lists games against Illinois Springfield South Dakota State Louisiana Monroe Paradise Jam opponents Southern Illinois Edwardsville Wake Forest Idaho State Northern Iowa Drake Louisiana Tech and a Big Ten opener to be determined. Indiana Iowa State and Drake are scheduled venues include Paradise Jam in the U S Virgin Islands and games across November December.
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Chicago at Philadelphia in Stanley Cup Finals
Chicago and Philadelphia square off in tonight's Game 5 at 7 p.m. Iowa time. The Flyers hold a 3-2 series edge as they host in Chicago for Friday's deciding Game 6 at 7 p.m. local time.
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Major Leagues Leaders in Batting and Stolen Bases
The listing highlights top players by batting average leads for Morneau and Cano, and runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals across teams such as Boston New York Seattle Detroit Toronto Minnesota Tampa Bay and Kansas City. It itemizes key figures including Youkilis Cano Suzuki Cabrera Belire Gardner Bautista and Jeter with season totals and league leaders in fields like saves and pitching wins.
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Central City sweeps East Buchanan in baseball doubleheader
Mason Nielsen led off the bottom of the first with a homer as Central City beat East Buchanan 7 to 3 at home. Jacob Etten added a two-run double in the third and a solo homer in the sixth as Central City improved to 5-2 overall and 2-0 in the MCGS.
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Wildcats
Honors List for Iowa City High and Area Athletic Teams
The notice names students from Jefferson, Kennedy, Prairie, Washington, Xavier, Linn-Mar, Iowa City High and West, and others. It lists girls and boys tennis, track and field, soccer, and honors for numerous scholars and athletes across multiple schools and programs.
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Kennedy
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Deborah Kutschke
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Chelsea Sherlock
Iowa City West
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Linn-Mar
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Christina Goeddel
Brooke Prouty
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Iowa City West sweeps Prairie with two wins in set
Iowa City West beat Prairie 3 1 and 8 2 as Tatum Klein Brianna Sturtz each collected two hits in the opener and Mackenzie Haight Lauren Larsen led the second game with two and three hits respectively. Prairie counters with Katie Wieland Samantha Frederick two hits and an RBI. Springville downed Central City 7 5 with Meghan Simmons homering for Central City amid a name error in the report.
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Griffey Joins 600 Home Run Club in Reds Win
On June 9, 2008 Ken Griffey Jr. becomes the sixth player to reach 600 home runs with a first inning drive off Mark Hendrickson as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Florida Marlins 9 to 4.
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