Stinson chasing NBA call while balancing Cyclones drive
Cyclones guard Stinson, MVP in the D-League last season, remains hopeful for an NBA call despite being 29. He prioritizes family, talks of tough injuries and relentless work ethic, and stays connected to son Curtis Jr. through video calls from overseas.
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Smith’s four-time state champ mentor retires after storied career
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Kirkwood Wins Openers in Regional NCAA Style Rout
Kirkwood men roll 103-48 over Clinton with 15 players scoring led by Weber 14 and Semler 13. DMACC visits Johnson Hall Thursday while Kirkwood women crush Iowa Lakes 83-38 and set Friday semifinal versus DMACC with Quinlan and Harris each at 20 points.
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State boys basketball triple header at Wells Fargo Des Moines
Jefferson faces Ankeny Linn-Mar meets Dubuque Senior and J C West duels Waukee at Wells Fargo Arena Des Moines with games scheduled 3 30 pm 6 35 pm and 8 15 pm Local radio streams KEYM KGYM and network listings cover basketball and college baseball doubleheader Coe vs Simpson Phoenix 3 pm live and same day tape prep ESPN NBCSN ESPN2 Comcast.
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Iowa high school state tournament 2A and 3A quarterfinals results
Iowa Class 2A and 3A state tournament quarterfinals from Des Moines and Sioux Center feature Fort Dodge St. Edmond edging Prairie City Monroe 53 52 Clarinda topping Roland Story 50 3. Sioux City Heelan beat MOC Floyd Valley 35 33 Western Dubuque defeated Davenport Assumption 58 46 Grinnell 60 55 over Waverly Shell Rock Mount Pleasant facing Adel DeSoto Minburn at 12 05 p m. semifinals include Sioux City East West Des Moines Valley Ankeny C R Jefferson Serene Dubuque Senior Iowa City West vs Waukee. In 2A semifinals Danville Storm Lake St Marys MFL Mar Mac Mount Vernon and Clarinda against Fort Dodge St Edmond. Contests listed with full box score fragments from Sioux Center and Mount Vernon show scorers and team totals.
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Pro Sports Headlines and Coaching Moves Across Leagues
Kathleen Clark named Houston marketing VP. Andrew McCutchen signs six year Pirates deal. Matee Aiavon joins Mystics after Atlanta offer. Falcons sign S Thomas DeCoud. Texans sign RB Arian Foster to five years. Chiefs release Williams. Raiders name Lamont Aireciun. 49ers sign S CJ Spillman. Buccaneers hire multiple coaches. Erik Karlsson fined 2500. Jared Staal loaned to Providence. Mills recalled to Albany. Grabovski five year deal in Toronto. Baruch coach Rankis retires. Alesi promoted. Raj Subramanian named assistant coach. Dick Davey retires. Tracee Wells not retained. Hundley named LB coach.
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Pro basketball results and tonight's schedule
On Tuesday Charlotte 100 over Orlando 84 and Atlanta 101 over Indiana 96. Miami 108 over New Jersey 78 and Boston 97 over Houston 92 in overtime. Detroit 88 over L A Lakers 85 in overtime. Dallas 95 over New York 85. Later boxing on the scoreboard lists many MLB and college scores and upcoming games across leagues.
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Hockey Night Scores Across NHL See Tight Races
Pro hockey results show Boston 5 Toronto 4 and New Jersey 4 Rangers 3 while Detroit 2 Philadelphia 3 and other late games round out the program. In basketball, March 7 1954 sees the Lakers 89 65 over the Hawks as baskets rise to 12 feet in a Milwaukee exhibition.
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Kirkwood tops Clinton in Region XI first round
Kirkwood defeats Clinton 103 to 48 in the NJCAA Region XI first round at Johnson Hall Clinton with Antione Brown and Dane Baron leading the offense. Kirkwood builds a 52 17 halftime advantage and drains 16 of 25 three point attempts.
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Kirkwood Defeats Iowa Lakes In Women’s Hoops
Kirkwood tops Iowa Lakes 83 to 38 as Erin Harris led with 20 points. Iowa Lakes’ Samera Williams posted 19 points while Emma Kate Gibson and Kendra Venson contributed. The game featured 3-point shooting and a halftime score of 38 24 in favor of Kirkwood.
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Bowling League Scores From Marion to May City Bowl
Readable score snippets list league names bowlers and totals across Marion LANCER WESTDALE MAY CITY BOWL venues. Notable high games include Dan Sundstrom 279 and Bill Smiley 756, with multiple 200s and 500s listed for various participants.
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