Readers chide Gazette for ISA coverage balance
Readers complain about Gazette sports coverage favoring Hawkeyes over Cyclones. They urge equal treatment for ISU and AI fans, noting a growing reader concern and calls for broader Cyclone basketball coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Hawkeyes
Cyclones
ISU
Cyclone
Open Forum on Teamwork and Leadership in College Athletics
The piece praises Coach Eustachy as a proven leader and top collegiate coach of the year candidate in the state. It stresses that team spirit, not individual stars like Luke Becker or Jamaal Tinsley, wins games and calls for capitalizing on the program’s strengths after Marcus Fizer's departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus) Fizer
Eustachy
Luke) Becker
Jamaal
Tinsley
Iowa Women’s Basketball Steady Rise Highlighted
Reader criticizes lack of coverage for the Iowa women’s basketball team after their Big Ten finals run. Notes strong teamwork and asks for more credit alongside men’s programs and coaches Brueder Ford Knight comparison. Calls for calmer coaching and fair treatment in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
ISU
Naismith
Peach Baskets
Bruder
Hawkeyes
Drake
Critics call out temperamental coaches and sports figures
Readers decry poor examples from coaches like Alford and Eustachy and from Tiger Woods. They warn such behavior dulls the example set for future leaders and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford
Eustachy
Tiger Woods
Minnesota State Mankato freshman stars in 21 games
Afor Niji from Cedar Rapids played 21 games for Minnesota State-Mankato women, scoring 30 points and grabbing 26 rebounds. Laura Kendrick, former Cedar Rapids Washington prep, from Denison University, earned a spot on the Ohio Rugby Union U23 women's state team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Afor Niji
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota State-Mankato
Ohio
Laura Kendrick
Cedar Rapids Washington
Denison University
Ohio Rugby Union
Sheffield Drops Trade Request Amid Dodgers Spring Saga
Gary Sheffield rescinded his trade request at Dodgertown saying he will honor his contract and play. He left the clubhouse before the update and did not play in a 53 win over Kansas City, sitting at 6 for 9 in exhibition games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vero Beach
Fla
Gary Sheffield
Dodgertown
Sheffield
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gary
Jim Neader
Kansas City
Baseball Spring Results Note and Schedule Summary
Saturday results across multiple exhibitions include Minnesota defeating Pittsburgh 9 to 2 and Texas topping Baltimore 10 to 2. Cincinnati split doubleheaders with Tampa Bay and Kansas City, while Atlanta edged Detroit in 11 innings. Oakland and Milwaukee posted wins, and Chicago Cubs beat San Diego. Riverside and Tempe venues host numerous games with frequent interleague matchups and detailed box scores.
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Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Texas
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Tampa Bay
Toronto
Boston
Kansas City
Atlanta
Detroit
Los Angeles
Florida
Montreal
New York Mets
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New York Yankees
Anaheim
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White Sox
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Lakeland
Viera
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Venezuela
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Tempe
Ariz
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San Francisco
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Mesa
Chicago
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Montreal Atlanta
Bowling results and standings across multiple centers and cities
Westdale seniors and other leagues posted scores including Kellogg 237 Wise 602 and Bundy 267 at Westdale. Jacksonville and Sarasota results show pitchers, line scores, and late-game rallies across Florida and beyond with team names, player totals, and final tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westdale
Bill Kellogg
Artie Wise
Bernice Crozier
Scatter Queens
Travis Otto
Ralph Hobbs
George Flick
Dannette Trinidad
Collins
Dick Miller
Sharon Wisted
Billie Nash
Westside
Brad Bundy
Pedro Vasquez
Grant Schwartz
C.R. Bowling Center
Iowa high school basketball state quarterfinal pairings listed
The schedule lists Class 1A 2A 3A and 4A quarterfinal matchups for March 12 to March 14 in Des Moines. Teams include Pomeroy Palmer Iowa City Regina Lynnville Sully Treynor Bellevue Marquette Coon Rapids Bayard Boyden Hull Ackley AGSWR Maple Valley AO Eagle Grove Monro PCM Hull Western Christian Danville Cedar Falls NU Cascade Western Dubuque Webster City Grinnell Harlan Forest City Sioux City Heelan Pella Centerville Urbandale Sioux City East Iowa City High Pleasant Valley Waterloo East Indianola Mason City and others with their records.
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Pomeroy-Palmer
Iowa City
Regina
Lynnville
Sully
Treynor
Bellevue
Marquette
Greene
Coon Rapids-Bayard
Boyden-Hull
Urbandale
Sioux City East
Iowa City High
Pleasant Valley
Waterloo East
Indianola
Dubuque Wahlert
Mason City
Horner
T.mckinney
Eggers
Dub
Wahlert
Jacobson
S.C. East
J.mckinney
Rebs
Raridon
Heil
Heinrichs
Egg
Reichen
W. Dubuque
Kampman
Forest City
Higbee
Centerville
Bissen
Harlan
Price
A Viet
AGWSR
Petersen
Mv-A-O
Wenig
Danville
CFMUH
Reitsma
W. Christian
Hospers
Jensen
Eagle Grove
Johnson
CFNUH
Eichmeyer
Onea
Tigges
Cr-Bayard Ford
Pom.-Palmer
Clapham, Greene
Gravett
Griffin
Keita
SC Regina
Goos
Kilburg
Bell
Cr-Bayard
Poppen
Pom
Palmer
MLB spring moves and roster shuffles across the majors
Transactions include minor league assignments for Red Sox and Rangers, player optionings and reassignment for Cubs Reds Expos and Rockies, with JIB suspensions at Notre Dame and Rutgers. Key names: Dernell Stenson Casey Fossum Einar Diaz Dan Reichert Blake Stein Oswaldo Mairena Raul Gonzalez Adam Dunn Austin Kearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Red Sox
Dernell Stenson
Pawtucket
Casey Fossum
Juan Diaz
Darlos Castillo
Angelo Encarnacion
Yamil Benitez
Indians
Einar Diaz
Kansas City Royals
Dan Reichert
Blake Stein
Jose Santiago
Texas Rangers
Joaquin Benoit
Jovanny Cedeno
R.A. Dickey
David Elder
Kevin Foster
Brian Schmack
Toronto Blue Jays
Mark Hendrickson
Orlando Woodards
Tennessee
Chicago Cubs
Oswaldo Mairena
Cincinnati Reds
Keith Glauber
Jim Brower
Ed Yarnell
Louisville
Leo Estrell
Brian Keith
Adam Dunn
Austin Kearns
Chattanooga
Dustin Moseley
Matt Skrmelia
Curtis Nichting
Mike Grace
Tommy Davis
Raul Gonzalez
Indoor World Championship Lisbon 2004 Men and Women Results
Final results from the Lisbon indoor meet list multiple events. Notable athletes include Shawn Crawford United States and Juliet Campbell Jamaica in sprints, Rui Silva Portugal in middle distance, and Pavla Hamachova Czech Republic in pole vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawn Crawford
United States
Christian Malcolm
Britain
Patrick van Balkom
Netherlands
Christopher Williams
Jamaica
Allyn Condon
Kevin Little
Rui Silva
Portugal
Reyes Estevez
Spain
Noah Ngeny
Kenya
Laban Rotich
Adil Kaouch
Morocco
Seneca Lassiter
Hailu Mekonnen
Ethiopia
Julius Achon
Uganda
Juan Carlos Higuero
Tepan Janacek
Czech Republic
Francisco Nuno Fernandes
Michael Stolle
Germany
Juliet Campbell
LaTasha Jenkins
Natalya Vinogradova-Safronnikova
Belarus
Susanthika Jayasinghe
Sri Lanka
Muriel Hurtis
France
Alenka Bikar
Slovenia
Olga Yegorova
Russia
Gabriela
Werknesh Kidane
Asmae Leghzaoui
Kathy Butler
Regina Jacobs
Dawn Burrell
Tatyana Kotova
Niurka Montalvo
Fiona May
Italy
Heike Daute- Drechsler
Lyudmila Galkina
Yingnan Guan
China
Valentina Gotovska
Latvia
Maurren Higa Maggi
Brazil
Marta Godinho
Olena Shekhovtsova
Ukraine
Larisa Peleshenko
Nadezhda Ostapchuk
Svetlana Krivelyova
Nadine Kleinert-Schmitt
Yumileich Cumba
Cuba
Katarzyna Zakowicz
Poland
Xiaoyan Cheng
Krystyna Danilczyk-Zabawska
Yanina Koroichik
Connie Price-Smith
Myung-Sun Lee
Korea
Xin Yu
Lisbon
Hurdies
Anjanette Kirkland
Michelle Freeman
Nicole Ramalalankina
Olga Shishigina
Kazakhstan
Svetlana Laukhova
Linda Ferga
Eisa Grant
Lucena Golding
Kaisa Bergavist
Sweden
Inga Babakova
Venelina Veneva
Bulgaria
Amy Acuff
Dora Gyorffy
Hungary
Viktoriya Palomar
Ruth Beitin
Monica lagar-Dinescu
Romania
Svetlana Zalevskaya
Marta Mendia
Yelena Rodina-Gulyayevd
Yuliya Lyakhova
Elena Herzenberg
Amateur Golf Highlights From Clarke and Finkbine Events
Clarke College Celebrity Classic scheduled June 4 at Dubuane Golf and Country Club with contact 588-6304. Audi Quattro Cup set for Finkbine Golf Course in Iowa City with line 398-3617 ext 135. Little People's Golf Championship for ages 3 to 17 takes place in Quincy Illinois with multiple contacts 217-222-8014 217-224-4676 or 217-224-4858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuane Golf and Country Club
Finkbine
Iowa City
Quincy
Speed Skating World Records Set Across Events
A list of top finishers in speed skating events shows Hiroyasu Shimizu of Japan and Jeremy Wotherspoon of Canada posting fast times in the men 500 and 1000 meters, with Casey Fitzrandolph and others in the field. Separate results for 1000, 5000 meters also feature strong performances from Netherlands, Germany, and Canada, highlighting world record potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroyasu Shimizu
Japan
Jeremy Wotherspoon
Canada
Casey Fitzrandolph
United States
Manabu Horn
Kyu-Hyuk Lee
Korea
Sergey Kievchenya
Russia
Toroki Takeda
Joey Cheek
Mike Ireland
Cannes
Janne Hanninen
Finland
Bob de Jong
Netherlands
Carl Verheilen
Gianni Romme
Vadim Sayutin
Keiji Shirahata
Frank Dittrich
Germany
Lasse Saetre
Norway
KC Bouliette
Alexander Kibalko
Rus Ene
Dustin Malicki
Monique Garbrecht-Enteidt
Sabine Voelker
Catriona le May Dean
Chris Witty
Anni Friesinger
Svetlana Zhurova
Cindy Klassen
Marianne Timmer
Jennifer Rodriguez
Aki Tonoike
Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann
Claudia Pechstein
Maki Tabata
Renate
Track meet results feature multiple events and placings
In Boston Mass the men’s track events list top finishers across 200s 60 hurdles distance medley pole vault long jump and weight throw. Notable names include Darvis Patton Texas Christian Kim Collins Texas Christian and Aaron Armstrong Florida with times and marks across sections and field events.
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Texas Christian
Aaron Armstrong
Florida
Bobby Cruse
Kent State
LeShaunte Edwards
Akron
Kim Collins
Ja’‘Warren Hooker
Washington
Leonard Scott
Tence
Justin Gatlin
Tennessee
David Kimani
Alabama
Matthew Lane
William & Mary
Keith Kelly
Providence
Jonathon Riley
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Murray Link
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Stephen Ondieki
FDU
Daniel Lincoln
Jared Cordes
Wisconsin
Ryan Shay
Notre Dame
Tom McArdie
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Louis Luchini
Ian Connor
Ohio State
David Bazzi
Curtis Moore
Southern Utah
Emry Carr
Idaho State
Mike Wisniewski
Michigan
Aubrey Herring
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Sultan Tucker
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Chris Stokes
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Todd Matthews
Jasper Demps
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Kris Allen
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Jacob Pauli
Northern Iowa
Adam Keal
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Charles de Wildt
Brian DaCunha
Chris Steddum
South Carolina
Maurice Jenkins
Utah State
Lavante Stringfellow
Mississippi
Walter Davis
LSU
Allen Simms
Tommy Oleksy
Rice
Joe Allen
Florida State
Miguel Pate
Jean Cummings
Morgan State
Daniel Kaczmarczyk
Iowa State
Benson Jones
Washington St
Lenton Herring
Will Montgomery
Unc-Charlotte
Kurt Kraemer
E. Washington
Clayton Porter
Georgia Tech
Mervin Swaby
Wyoming
Blair Woodward
North Carolina
Rachelle Boone
Indiana
Muna Lee
Angel Patterson
Consuella Moore
Penn State
Cydonie Mothersill
Demetria Washington
Mikele Barber
Teneeshia Jones
Jodie Hughes
Colorado
Tara Chaplin
Arizona
Marina Kruppa
Elizabeth Jackson
Brigham Young
Kelly MacDonald
Arizona State
Melissa Gulli
Katie Jaz
McNeese State
Heather Anderson
Montana
Katie Kopacz
St. Peter's
Erica Palmer
Donica Merriman
Perdita Feticien
Illinois
Jenny Adams
Houston
Nicole Hoxie
Michelle Perry
UCLA
Lolo Jones
Hannah Cooper
Missouri
Kansas State
Arkan
West Virginia
Boston College
Sundown Mountain Ski Report Shows Full Open Runs
Sundown Mountain in Dubuque reports base 40 to 70 inches with machine groomed snow. All 20 runs are open at 100 percent capacity and 6 lifts are in operation.
Sportsday schedule with Big 12 Big Ten and more across leagues
A dense listing of sports events across college and professional leagues set for today including Big 12 in Kansas City Big Ten in Chicago and multiple nonconference games in college baseball softball and tennis. Pro basketball hockey boxing and football showdowns are also noted with exact matchups and broadcast times along with local sports desk contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
NCAA Division II Indoor Champions Highlight Local Women
Winners and Iowa athletes shine across events at the NCAA Division II Indoor Championship. Diandra Bauer leads weight throw for North Dakota State, Ni cole Duncan tops long jump for Call State LA, and multiple competitors from Morningside, Louisiana State, Clemson, and other schools medal in sprints, hurdles, distances, and relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diandra Bauer
North Dakota State
Jennifer Haage
Morningside
Nicole Duncan
Call State
Coe sweeps trio in men's tennis matches at Clark Racquet Center
Coe dominates Illinois Wesleyan 7 0 with six singles wins led by Nick Barnes and Phil Williams. Johnny Watson of Coe triumphs in doubles while Coe also defeats St. Olaf and Luther opponents in later duals.
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Chris McGrath
Coe
Mark Thompson
P. Williams
Adam Elliott
Weinert
Weltman
Mikkila
Weingeist
Giordano
Swanson
Brian Santiago
Quin McClain
Dormland
Thompson
Johnny Watson
Peter Nau
Nick Frank
Kari Wilbur
Barnes
Peder Thoen
Brandon Hall
Ted Nagel
Lucas Elliott
A. Elliott
Tom Nagel
Frank
Nau
Wilbur
Williams
Nagel
Watson
Thoen
Hall
Cornell wins IC4A indoor meet at Armory New York
On this date in 1922 Cornell captured the first IC4A indoor track title at the 2nd Regiment Armory in New York. The item notes the event as a landmark of the era with limited detail beyond the victory.
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Cornell
2Nd Regiment Armory
New York
St. John's
Penn
Raleigh
N.C
St. John’s
Duke
North Carolina
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Randy Holt
Kings
Marcel Dionne
The
Running events listed for March and April in Iowa
A sequence of road races and charity runs compiled for March and April across towns including Dyersville Des Moines Clinton Bettendorf Cedar Rapids and West Des Moines. Distances range from 2 miles to 25 kilometers with contact numbers provided.
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Dyersville
Call
Jim Lyle
Patrick
West Des Moines
SONS
Clinton
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