One Kohawk Survives Carroll Eyes Repeat
Two outcomes loom at the NCAA Division III wrestling championships in Coe’s Eby Fieldhouse. Nick Hobbs of Coe reached the 142-pound semifinal, while John Carroll of Cleveland seeks back-to-back titles with seven semifinalists. Montclair State trails by a narrow margin as strong showings from St Lawrence, Ashland, and others shape a tight team race. Hobbs defeated Harold Shaw to reach semis. Carroll’s depth presses toward a historic repeat.
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Coe’s
Eby Fieldhouse
Hobbs
John Carroll
Cleveland
Caldwell
Lycoming
Harold Shaw
Alex Massiello
Hiram
Simpson
Jerome Stewart
Coe
Barron Bremner
Iggy Russo
John Caulfield
St. Lawrence
Tim Johnson
Iggy
Anamosa Edges Mt Vernon 64 62 In District Showdown
Mt Vernon led early before Anamosa’s comeback capped by Mike Warner’s seconds remaining jumper to lift Anamosa 64 62 over Mt Vernon. Burke led Anamosa with 24 points while Litts scored 26 for Mt Vernon as both teams shot efficiently.
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Mt.Vernon
Landis
Fang
Anamosa High
Anamosa
Mt. Vernon
Mike Warner
Kennedy
Raiders
Maquoketa
Quoketa
Wamac
Doug Albert
Warner
Kevin Studt
Kevin Burke
Mitch Meeks
Jeff Brown
Burke
Litts
Studt
Brown
Meeks
Bob Raim
Raim
Kevin Stud
Dave Blythe
Gary Voetberg
Brian Litts
Justin Simon
Ron Topper
Dave Dearborn
Mike Norton
Mt Vernon
Indiana Sets Pace in Big Ten Swimming Meet
Indiana led by Jim Montgomery extended its lead at the Big Ten meet in Champaign with four firsts in six events. Montgomery set a new American and NCAA record by winning the 200 yard freestyle in 1 37.65, part of Indiana’s 488-point night as Wisconsin moved up to second and Michigan fell to third. The Hoosiers also claimed the 800 yard freestyle relay and 400 yard individual medley with team members Bruce Dixon Fred Tyler Kim Keim and Bill Schultz contributing to the winning efforts.
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Champaign
Ill
Indiana
Jim Montgomery
Montgomery
Tim O'Donnell
UCLA
Kim Keim
Dixon
Bill Schulte
Wisconsin
Mike Imhoff
Jim Shanel
Illinois
Six Top Ten Teams Ousted In Iowa District Upsets
Six of the AP prep basketball top ten were upset in district play. Pella fell at home to Knoxville 58 48, Waverly Shell Rock lost to Charles City 60 48, and Alta edged by Marcus 54 53 at Storm Lake. Earlier, Sioux City North Des Moines Lincoln and Mason City also lost in district action.
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Associated Press Prep
Pella
Knoxville
Waverly Shell Rock
Charles City
Mason City
Alta
Marcus
Storm Lake
Sioux City North
Des Moines
Lincoln
Iowa basketball district finals echo in preview of state tourney
Multiple districts set up state berths as Hempstead faces Washington for a spot in Dubuque. North Linn, Grundy Center, and other teams win district finals to advance. Substates feature Heelan vs Lincoln, Kuemper vs Dowling, and more across AA and AAA with Des Moines Hoover and Marshalltown advancing to Des Moines Monday.
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Lipton
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Wash-Hempstead
Sioux City
Heelan
Council Bluffs
Lincoln
Carroll Kuemper
West Des Moines
Des Moines
Hoover
Ames
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
St. Albert
Missouri Valley
Atlantic
Osceola Clarke
Clinton St Mary's
Des Moines Lincoln
Mem phis State advances to title with 87 76 semifinal win
In Louisville Dexter Reed led Mem phis State with 25 points and John Gunn added 18 and many offensive rebounds to beat Louisville 87 76 in the Metro 6 semifinal. The win puts Memphis State at 21 7 for Saturday's final against Cincinnati. In Dallas Rick Bullock scored a career high 44 as Texas Tech defeated Arkansas 70 63 to reach the Southwest Conference final against Texas A S M Bullock's 12 straight points in the second half helped overcome a 36 31 halftime deficit.
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Grundy Center
Central Webster
UPI
Ankeny
Iowa
Elkader Central
South Winneshiek
West Union North
Waukon
Vinton
Wapsie Valley
Anamosa
Louisville
Dexter Reed
John Gunn
Memphis State
Cincinnati
Dallas
Rick Bullock
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Arkansas
Texas
ASM
Bullock
San Antonio
Wash Plays At Dubuque Substate Showdown Tonight
Washington, the district boys basketball champions, faces Hempstead High School in the Dubuque Senior gym tonight at 7 30 p m. Tickets go on sale at the door of Dubuque Senior starting at 6 tonight.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Hempstead High School
Dubuque
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