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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2000
Page
19
Gazette sportswriter notes O Neill from Cedar Rapids Kennedy earns 22 of 25 votes as Iowa's top senior girls player. She set 22 school records and helped Kennedy tally 15 team marks while guiding the Cougars. Kennedy coach Dennis Roloff praises her work ethic and intensity.
Anne O Neil Maureen Head Hannah Stolba from Des Moines area schools headline INA first team All-State lists for 2C and 2A divisions Kellie Metz of Tri County and Megan Ripperton of Lone Tree earn Class 1A honors with the same selections across divisions.
Iowa State basketball coach Bill Fennelly accepted a five year extension worth 250000 dollars per year through July 2008 after guiding the Cyclones to a 25 5 record and a conference title. He noted he plans to stay at ISU and stressed the job remains the best for him. The Cyclones host St Francis Pa in the NCAA tournament opener at Hilton Coliseum.
Stacy Frese of Iowa State Becomes a second team AP All America selection. The 5 foot 8 guard averaged 14.0 points and 5.0 assists as the Cyclones went 25-5 and shared the Big 12 title. ISU earned a third seed in the Midwest NCAA.
The Kiel Center hosts the NCAA wrestling championships amid claims of rising interest and looming trouble. Coaches like Gable Douglas and Smith warn that while crowds swell, Title IX and weigh-in concerns threaten the sport’s future as programs drop from 393 to 238 since 1971-72.
The NCAA Gazette graphic lists attendance figures from 1990 to 1999 for tournament games in Cedar Falls, Iowa City, Oklahoma City, Ames, Chapel Hill, Minneapolis, Cleveland, and State College. Values range from about 40 thousand to 90 thousand per year.
Jim Ecker recounts how Larry Eustachy volunteered at Mississippi State in 1987 for free after meeting Bob Boyd in California. Boyd, who later helped him get his foothold in big time basketball, recalls their lifelong bond as Eustachy leads Iowa State to a Big 12 title and a 29 4 record ahead of the NCAA tournament.
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