Feaker Named Captain On All-Tournament Girls Team
DES MOINES AP Jayme Olson led Bettendorf to the Class 4A title and edged Solon's Autumn Feaker for captaincy of the all-tournament team at the state girls basketball tournament. Also named were Katie Green DeWitt Central Natalie Siefer Storm Lake Nicki Bradley Wilton Alison Lucy Treynor and other Gazette-area players.
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Girls State Basketball All Tournament Teams Named
Donovan and Montezuma standout Ja net Grimm headline 2A selections with Feaker of Solon. Washington Iowa stars Mary Berdo and Jenny Childress also make the list along with Olson and other top players from 4A and 3A.
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Iowa Faces Mount St Marys In NCAA Tournament Opener
Iowa coach C. Vivian Stringer notes Mount St Marys uses a four guard attack and will test the Hawkeyes height and quickness. Necole Tunsil emphasizes focus after a uneven season, while Iowa eyes a first two wins before possible Texas Tech clash and a strong NCAA field including Penn State Purdue Minnesota Indiana.
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Mount St. Mary's earns NCAA bid as field expands
Mount St. Marys Lady Mountaineers (25 3) meet Iowa (20 6) in the NCAA first round at Carver Hawkeye Arena after becoming a 64 team field automatic qualifier by winning the Northeast Conference tournament. Coach Bill Sheahan lauds the historic milestone and notes the program aims to recruit top players as it steps onto the national stage. The Mountaineers bring a seven game win streak into the matchup.
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Mount St Marys and Iowa set for NCAA women’s first round
No. 2 Mount St. Mary’s faces No. 4 Iowa in a marquee first round matchup as coach Bill Sheahan squares off with C Vivian Stringer. The field features 24 teams from power conferences with Tennessee top seed in the Midwest region and Stanford hosting the West regional semifinals. Stringer’s Cheyney beat Mount St. Mary’s in 1981 82, while Sheahan recalls competing against her legend. The host status for first-round games goes to higher seeds except one Florida trip to Texas A&M due to a Rod Stewart concert.
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Gretzky Hounded as Kings Fall to Sabres in Inglewood
Wayne Gretzky again failed to score as the Los Angeles Kings lost 5-3 to the Buffalo Sabres in Inglewood. Brad May and Alexander Mogilny sparked a third period rally after a 2-2 game, while Yuri Khmylev added an empty-net goal to seal Buffalo’s sixth straight unbeaten stretch.
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Panthers wallop Quincy in non conference baseball
Northern Iowa beat Quincy 11 to 3 Sunday in Quincy Illinois. Mike Irvine improved to 3 0 after a complete game allowing seven hits and six strikeouts for the Panthers now 7 3. Mark Pasqualini doubled and tripled in four at bats driving in five runs.
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Wichita State tops Iowa State on late rally to an 8 5 win
Casey Davis and Richie Taylor homered as Wichita State rallied from a four run deficit in the seventh inning to defeat Iowa State 8 to 5. Quincy dropped to 3 5 on the season.
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Hawkeyes fall to Oklahoma State in semifinal
No. 8 Iowa dropped a 3-1 semifinal to No. 3 Oklahoma State at the South Florida Softball Classic in Tampa. Iowa finished 5-2 in the tournament and 6-6 overall. Natalie Serbousek, who redshirted last spring, was mentioned in the fragment.
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Mount Mercy wins again at Culver-Stockton Classic
Mount Mercy posted its second win of the day by a 5-4 margin over Missouri Valley as a reconstructive knee surgery update was noted. Earlier, Mount Mercy beat Baker 9-4 to run its record to 8-2.
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