Canseco released after house arrest sentence in nightclub brawl
Jose Canseco walked out of jail in a red jumpsuit and received two years of house arrest plus three years probation for his role in a 2001 nightclub brawl. His twin Ozzie, father, and a priest attended as he apologized for probation violations and family embarrassment. If compliant in year one, the second year could convert to additional probation.
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Hawkeyes brace for WNIT after NCAA miss
Iowa women shift from disappointment to the NIT as 16 14 Iowa hosts Saint Louis 17 13 in the first round at Carver Hawkeye Arena Thursday at 7 p m. Billikens earn first postseason bid while Iowa eyes next season under Lisa Bluder.
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Hawkeyes eye hosting next WNIT game after Saint Louis win
Iowa coach Bluder says hosting depends on fan support and outcome of Thursday night WNIT game versus Saint Louis. Attendance ranks Iowa 24th nationally. Baylor leads WNIT at 23rd. Tickets are $8 adults $6 students at Carver Hawkeye Arena US Ticket Office.
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Bodine Holds Line for Busch Win at Darlington
Todd Bodine won his first Busch Series race of the season at Darlington Raceway as he and Jamie McMurray tangled in the final moments of the DarlingtonRaceway.com 200. McMurray spun after Bodine’s car nosed into his, with Bodine admitting loss of control and McMurray saying his left rear tire went flat. Scott Riggs finished third and Johnny Sauter fifth as rain delayed the event and Craven edged Kurt Busch the previous day by a razor thin margin.
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BYU Faces Sunday Dilemma If Advances Hit Bracket Shuffle
BYU’s 23 8 record keeps them in NCAA field as policy on Sunday play threatens potential bracket reshuffle. If they beat Connecticut and Stanford or San Diego, BYU could move from South to Midwest region prompting possible changes in seedings and matchups.
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Holker Aims for National Title After Weight Struggles
Holker, Iowa State wrestler, notes ongoing weight cuts after Big 12s and aims for a national title. Coach Douglas supports his chances despite injuries, highlighting Holker's transfer from BYU to ISU and Utah ties.
Holker to defend NCAA wrestling title bid at Big 12 meet
ISU senior Aaron Holker, 22, 141 pounds, ranked sixth nationally, seeks another strong showing at the Big 12 championships after a 32-7 season and NCAA 141-pound title last year. He aims to balance wrestling with advertising studies while exploring a coaching path.
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Area golf courses open for season in three towns
Three area courses begin play this season the Amana Colonies Golf Course Hillcrest Country Club in Mount Vernon and Gardner Golf Course in Cedar Rapids residents can call 800 383 3636 for Amana information
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Fuhrman and Green Earn Conference Athlete Honors
Coe College softball junior Leah Fuhrman from Volga earns Iowa Conference female athlete of the week after a .563 batting mark with three homers at the William Woods Challenge in Fulton. Upper Iowa pitcher Chris Green earns the week for men's honors with two complete games, 9 strikeouts, and wins over No. 3 NJCU and US Merchant Marine. Coe's Chris Paasch named men's tennis player of the week. Former Drake Relays director Bob Ehrhart set to be inducted into the Coaches Hall of Fame for next month’s ceremony. he led the meet from 1969 to 2000 and boosted events to 98 with a history of sellouts and bringing Olympic greats to Des Moines.
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