Kennedy Beats Linn-Mar in district tilt
Kennedy defeats Linn-Mar 80 to 66 in opening round district action at Jeff Monday night. Etienne led Kennedy with strong second half shooting as the Cougars improved to 11-8. Linn-Mar, paced by Craig Steen with 23, kept it close early but fell behind after halftime amid Kennedy’s 17 of 24 field goal performance. Moore urges year round practice to boost Moore’s 4-15 season.
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Iowa Wins Slo-Mo Thriller in 2 OTs
Iowa edges Northwestern 65-58 in two overtimes to secure seventh in the Big Ten. Bruce King key free throws and a late rebound by Frost sealed the win as Iowa wrapped up home season with 10,452 in attendance. Northwestern coach Tex Winter lamented late wasted possessions after McKinney led both teams with 22 points.
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Linn-Mar swimmers top meet as Linden shines
Linn-Mar and Regis athletes filled the action with Laurie Linden sweeping floor exercise and all around while Regis star Caral Heyvaert claimed no event. Linter-Mar took a 147.45 to 136.70 girls gymnastics win as Heyvaert excelled in tumbling and still rings. A 27th member, Charles E. Lighter, Coe College athletic Hall of Fame inductee, honored by Athletic Director Barron Bremner for his 1916 Olympic qualifier and tenure as a three year track letterman.
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LaSalle Surges Past Benton In District Final Bid
LaSalle Cedar Rapids LaSalle overcame a seven-field-goal deficit by making 28 of 34 free throws to beat Benton Community 78-66 in a class AA boys district semifinal. Puw Schenkelberg scored 32 for LaSalle, with 12 field goals and eight free throws, while Benton’s Rick Nolan erupted for several early scores. LaSalle advances to face Monticello Wednesday in the district final as coach Duane Kramer lauded his team’s resilience amid 26 turnovers and Benton’s zone defense.
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Washington Warriors eye state tourney and two-class debate
In a Cedar Rapids Gazette style analysis, the article notes Washington High's status as the state’s largest school in the girls basketball field and cites coach Tom Ecker’s prediction of bigger schools dominating. It recalls past talks of two-class splits, highlights Washington’s progress, and quotes players Dan Frost and Larry Moore on the game and season.
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