Prair ie vs Kennedy in Class 4A substate quarterfinals
Prairie meets Kennedy in a 4A substate quarterfinal at 7 pm. Other prep action includes Iowa City High at Clinton, Solon vs Durant in 2A district final at Marion, and multiple college games across men and women with ESPN coverage.
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Prairie At Kennedy
Iowa City High
Clinton
Solon
Durant
Marion
CR. Prairie
CR Kennedy
Dubuque Hempstead
Dubuqne
Iowa four Div I schools high in NCAA AP R rankings by conference
The article lists Academic Progress Rate ranks for Iowa's four Division I universities across conferences. In the Big 12, Baylor and Iowa State top at 960 and 952 respectively, with Texas at 946, while others trail. In the Missouri Valley and other leagues, multiple schools post substantial AP rankings, highlighting academic performance across programs.
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Iowa
NCAA
Baytor
Iowa State
Texas
Missouri
Kansas State
Colorado
Kansas
Texas A&m
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
Baylor
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Pre Tournament Seeds For Big Ten Wrestling Championships Iowa City
Top seeds named for the Big Ten wrestling championships with rankings across all weight classes led by Ott of Illinois at 125 and Bertin of Michigan at 157. The list pairs each weight with its first eight seedings, including Michigan State, Minnesota, Iowa, Penn State, Wisconsin, Northwestern and others.
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Northwestern
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Indiana
Michigan State
Penn State
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Purdue
Winds
Ilinois
Iowa City
Kyle Ott
Illinois
Nick Simmons
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John Velez
Bobbe Lowe
Adam Smith
Brandon Tucker
Charlie Faick
Mark Jayne
Mack Reiter
Tom Clum
Mario Gatanakis
TJ Enright
Mark Moos
Bryan Heller
Brian Dyer
Josh Charella
Andy Simmons
Cassie Pero
Mike Simpson
Alex Tsirtsis
Ryan Lang
DeWitt Driscoll
Ed Gutnik
Eric Tannenbaum
Ty Eustice
Doug Withstandley
Anton Dietzen
Finois
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Steven Wollery
Jack Decker
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Alex Tirapelle
Joe Johnston
Nathan Galloway
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Tyler Turner
C.P. Schlatter
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Ryan Churella
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Matt Nagel
Jake Donar
Donny Reynolds
Max Dean
Nick Hayes
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RJ. Boudro
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USA Today
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Baseball and Basketball and Football Transaction Roundup
Major League Baseball teams announce one year deals including Chicago White Sox players and Indians staff extensions. NBA rosters notes cover Celtics Luc Reed activation Bobcats Alexander and Cavaliers Varejao return. NFL moves include Falcons Peete Panthers Brzezinski Bears Terrell Browns Raiola and Lions Raiola five year deal. Golf Outback Pro Am in Tampa Bay lists Hale Irwin Hatalsky McNulty Fernandez and Wargo as final leaders.
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Jason Grabowski
David Ross
Joel Hanrahan
Cheney Brazoban
Edwin Jackson
Duaner Sanchez
Derek Thompson
Frank Brooks
Orlando Rodriguez
Mike Marshall
el Paso
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Scott Nethery
Pittsburgh Pirates
Humberto Cota
Dave Williams
Ryan Vogelsong
Ronny Paulino
San Diego Padres
Jake Peavy
Washington
Zach Day
Henry Mateo
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Cory Hall
Travis Hall
Ed Jasper
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Doug Brzezinski
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David Terrell
Browns
Robert Griffith
Mike Haluchak
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Roman Phifer
San Diego Chargers
Jason Fisk
Lutz
Fla
TPC
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Hale Irwin
Morris Hatalsky
Mark McNulty
Vicente Fernandez
Tom Wargo
San Antonio Beats Cleveland In A High Scoring Duel
In a crowded arena, San Antonio outscored Cleveland 94 to 92. Key contributors include Duncan and Ginobili for San Antonio and Ilgauskas and James for Cleveland in a tight finish.
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Nesterovic
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Ginobili
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Horry
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Brown
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LA Clippers
College basketball roundup with Drake and Wichita State results
Drake beat Bradley 79 to 69 while Wichita State edged Northern Iowa 66 to 67 at Wichita. Oklahoma defeated Texas 74 to 58 in Austin with scores and team highs listed.
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Northern Iowa
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Williams
Midwest Classic Conf Tourney Results Mix In Wisconsin
Recap of a multi game spread showing Viterbo edging Mount Mercy in lacrosse and various NCAA II tourney matchups across regions with scores and key player names, including Mount Mercy and Viterbo totals and first round listings for Wednesday and Thursday games.
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Gwenedd Mercy
Behrend
Aan Carroll
Bethany
W.va
Ween
Baldwin-Wallace
B. Wheaton
Calvin
En Tenn
Methodist
Girls Basketball All Conference First Team and Honors Listed
The South Iowa Cedar League and Tri Rivers Conference reveal first and second teams across divisions. Includes Katie Jensen and Allie Lamb of English Valleys, Shelby Bevan HSV, Jessica Suffin Montezuma, and more with Coach of the Year honors to Brian O Neill English Valleys and others across Valley and River divisions.
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Katie Jensen
English Valleys
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Danny Brean
Shelby Bevan
HSV
Sara Refer
Jodi Nikkel
Lynnville-Sully
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North Mahaska
Jessi Ryan
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Keota
Miranda Buckner
Jordan Schmitt
Alyssa McGrory
Rachel Pirks
Clara Doll
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Jenna Durr
Tiff Decker
Sami Crane
Megan Frank
Jenny Kaplan
Belle Plaine
Brian O’ne
Tri-Rivers
Mindy Meyer
Edgewood-Colesburg
Heather Gericke
East Buchanan
Jenny Roberts
Springville
Tiffany Dugan
Kelly Pflughaupt
North Linn
Kate Lindsey
Tiffany Kruse
Angie Moraine
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Cassi Wyman
Liz Mailey
Kelli Dabroski
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Audra Ketelsen
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Jessie Dirks
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Lucie Lueken
Ashley Arien
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Dan Sherman
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Seth Schumacher
Nick Musak
Jaime McBurney
Danny Frese
Kiel Merfeld
Travis Dirks
Adar Squires
Center Point-Urbana
Rob Conrad
Gordon New
District quarterfinals highlight high school boys basketball slate
Cedar Falls 76 Waterloo West 54 in 4A Substate Quar. Crestwood 70 New Hampton 29 and Decorah 59 Waukon 44 in 3A District semis. Other district scores include West Delaware 67 Independence 60 and many more across classes. Marion tops Xavier 69 after 75-69 clash in Substate action at Marion.
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Martinez, Mirza win openers at Dubai Duty Free Open
In Dubai first round play Conchita Martinez defeated Shinobu Asagoe 6-3 6-4. Sania Mirza beat Jelena Kostanic 6-7 6-4 6-1, while Jelena Jankovic overwhelmed Paola Suarez 6-3 6-1. Silvia Farina Elia toppled Venus Williams 7-5 7-6. Patty Schnyder knocked off Magdalena Maleeva 7-6 6-2. In doubles Hantuchova/Schiavone and Kuznetsova/Molik both won, as Li/Ting and Sun Tian Tian defeated Pratt/Stosur.
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Conchita Martinez
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Shinobu Asagoe
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Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs unveils 2005 race schedule
Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids released its final 2005 slate with 21 events at Iowa’s only paved oval. Opening night is April 29, weekly Friday races continue, plus ASL appearances on June 8 and July 22. Special shows include HOSS Winged Outlaw Sprints June 17 and USAC Ford Focus Midgets June 3 and July 22. ASA Late Models race Sept. 2. Six divisions listed. hornets added with start times moved to 5:30 p.m practice and 7 p.m race.
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American Stockcar League
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Riders clinch East Division title in 3-1 win at Green Bay
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders clinched the USHL East Division with a 3-1 victory over Green Bay. They improve to 34-9-5 with 73 points, holding the league lead and 12 games left. Waterloo could still tie only by math, but Cedar Rapids won the season series against the Black Hawks.
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Upper Iowa Names Knoll Head Football Coach
Upper Iowa selected Mike Knoll as the new head football coach replacing Courtney Messingham who left for Southern Mississippi last month. Knoll previously coached at Bacone College in 2004 and led New Mexico State University from 1986 to 1989 after Miami. He played and coached at Marshalltown and Iowa State, holding roles in defensive coordination earlier in his career.
Kirkwood to host NJCAA Region XI women's basketball tourney
Kirkwood will host the NJCAA Division II Region XI women's tournament this weekend with top seed Eagles opening against Ellsworth at 1 p.m. Saturday in Johnson Hall. Other entrants include Iowa Central Marshalltown DMACC Southwestern Iowa Lakes and MACC. Semifinals set for Sunday at 4 and 6 p.m. and the championship Tuesday at the highest remaining seed site.
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Kirkwood
Ellsworth
Johnson Hall
Iowa Central
Marshalltown
DMACC
Southwestern
Iowa Lakes
MACC
Kernels seek host families for 2005 season
Cedar Rapids Kernels invite local families to host players arriving in early April for the Midwest League season. Most players will stay through mid September. Interested parties should contact Jack Roeder at 896-7617.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Kernels
Kernels
Jack Roeder
Simpson’s Pearson Named Iowa Conference Player of the Week
Cedar Rapids Simpson junior Sarah Pearson from Mechanicsville earned Iowa Conference women’s basketball player of the week. She averaged 14.7 points and 5.7 rebounds in the conference tournament helping the Storm win their first title in five years. Coe sophomore Ryan Yo a was men’s tennis player of the week after a 4-2 mark with two losses to Division I opponents. Wartburg’s Josh Hauser and Missy Buttry were named overall male and female athletes of the week.
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Simpson
Sarah Pearson
Mechanicsville
North Cedar
Iowa
Storm
Coe
Ryan Yoa
Wartbureg
Josh Hauser
Missy Buttry
Xavier High School to Sell Tickets for Girls State Game
Xavier Cedar Rapids will sell general admission tickets at the activities office for next week's girls state basketball clash with Carroll Thursday. Class 3A quarterfinal tickets at Veterans Auditorium Des Moines go on sale 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Thursday Friday and Monday. price seven dollars. Tony Tubbs, former WBA heavyweight champion, trains in Cedar Rapids and won comeback six round decision over Danny Wofford in Nashville.
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Xavier
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Veterans Auditorium
Des Moines
Nashville
Tenn
Tony Tubbs
Iowa City
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Tubbs
Third Street Gym
Hawkeye Huddles Set for Big Ten Tournament Games
The National I Club and US Alumni Association will host pre game Hawkeye Huddles before Iowa women's games at the Big Ten tournament at Conseco Fieldhouse Indianapolis this week. The first huddle is Thursday from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at Jillians 141 S Meridian Street Indianapolis one block west of Conseco.
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