College baseball slate across Iowa and Midwest action
Iowa Wesleyan at Upper Iowa. Northern Iowa at Northern Illinois. Mount Mercy at Hannibal LaGrange. North Dakota State at Iowa State. Viterbo at Mount Mercy hitters. Coe at Clarke. Cornell vs Simon Fraser in California. Chapman in Orange. Kirkwood at Muscatine. Secondary track in Waterloo area and Kingston. Televised NIT semifinals and NCAA women and pro tennis events.
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Lowa Wesleyan
Upper Iowa
Iowa
Northern Illinois
Mount Mercy
Hannibal-LaGrange
North Dakota State
Iowa State
Coe
Clarke Cornell
Simon Fraser
British Columbia
Chapman
Calif
Orange
Kirkwood
Muscatine
Baseball results and upcoming games summary
Sunday Texas beat Milwaukee 10 6. Monday Austin Astros? No. The list covers many games with scores and later todays games across MLB including Yankees Mets Braves Orioles Red Sox Dodgers Cubs White Sox and more with numerous matchups in Florida spring training venues in Jupiter Kissimmee Clearwater and Arizona venues.
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Houston
Detroit
N.Y. Yankees
Toronto
N.Y. Mets
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cleveland
Baltimore
Florida
Boston
Philadelphia
Minnesota
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Tampa Bay
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L.A. Dodgers
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Chicago Cubs
Jupiter
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Peoria
Ariz
Phoenix
Tucson
Angels
Surprise
Scottsdale
Kissimmee
N.Y
Mets
Viera
Sarasota
Clearwater
Minors Schedule for Cedar Rapids Kernels April May
The schedule lists April and May minor league games for the Cedar Rapids Kernels with dates opponents times including Kane County Beloit Burlington West Michigan Peoria Quad Cities Lansing Dayton South Bend and Wisconsin. Key game blocks include multiple 6:30 p.m. starts and several noon or 2 p.m. matinees across various venues.
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Cedar Rapids Kernels
Kane County
Burlington
West Michigan
Peoria
Lansing
Quad Cities
Beloit
Dayton
South Bend
Atlanta Loses At Orlando In High Scoring Tilt
Atlanta and Orlando traded leads in a 109 102 game as Orlando surged late scoring 24 in the fourth. Key players included Francis 30 points for Orlando and Gugliotta with 13 for Atlanta while Hill led Orlando with 16.
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Orlando
Fla
Atlanta
J.smith
Drobniak
Ekezie
Childress
Sue
Gugliotta
Collier
Delk
Diaw
Ivey
D.smith
Hill
Howard
Cato
Stevenson
Francis
Nelson
Hunter
Jones
Garrity
Augmon
Battle
Kasun
Lue
NCAA Final Four Matchups and Semifinal Schedule
The schedule lists the NCAA Division I Tournament National Semifinals in St Louis with North Carolina facing Louisville and Michigan State meeting Michigan. Semifinal winners advance to the National Championship in New York, with additional National Invitation Semifinals in New York and matchups for Saint Joseph's Memphis and South Carolina Maryland.
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Saint Joseph's
Memphis
South Carolina
Maryland
St. Louis
Louisville
New York
Saint Joseph’s
Mimois
Carolin
Michigan State
St. Joseph's
Carolina
NBA
Cleveland
Clippers Miami
Csormasspares Tofomo
Seattle
LAKE
Sovreme
Women's NCAA regional finals and NIT results summary
Baylor defeats North Carolina 72 to 63 in Tempe. LSU beats Duke 59 to 49 in Chattanooga. Michigan State faces Stanford in Kansas City at 6 p.m. with both teams 31 to 3 and 32 to 2. Tennessee faces Rutgers in Philadelphia at 8 p.m. Indianapolis hosts the Sunday matchups LSU against Baylor at 6 or 8:30 p.m. Final Philadelphia versus Kansas City regional champions at 6 or 8:30 p.m. Tuesday semifinals at 7:30 p.m. NIT semifinals West Virginia edged Kentucky after two overtimes 80 to 75, and Southwest Missouri State beat Iowa 89 to 80. College results include Dakota Wesleyan, Northwestern, Briar Cliff, and Simon Fraser in various matches. Bowling scores note Joel Donner perfect game in Service Club league and other high games across leagues.
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Tempe
Baylor
North Carolina
Chattanooga
LSU
Duke
Kansas City
Michigan State
Stanford
Final Leaders from Pro Golf Players Championship at Sawgrass
Fred Funk won the Ponte Vedra Beach tournament with a 279 total and $1,440,000 prize. Tom Lehman and Scott Verplank tied for second at 280, with Tim Herron and others also earning substantial sums as the event concluded at Sawgrass.
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Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Sawgrass
Fred Funk
Tom Lehman
Scott Verplank
Luke Donald
Joe Durant
Steve Elkington
Tim Herron
JL. Lewis
Davis Love II
Zach Johnson
Vijay Singh
M. Cascavecchia
Alex Cejka
Retief Goosen
Steve Lowery
Joey Sindelar
Bob Estes
Ernie Els
Mike Weir
Kirk Triplett
Lee Westwood
John Senden
Nick O’hern
Brett Quigley
Joy Ho8s
A. Oberholser
Rod Pampling
Nick Faldo
Michael Allen
Tim Petrovic
Jonathan Byrd
Sergio Garcia
Nick Price
Pat Perez
Joe Ogilvie
Stewart Cink
S. Maruyama
Vaughn Taylor
Duffy Waldorf
Daniel Chopra
Phil Mickelson
Craig Parry
G. McDowell
Hunter Mahan
Jett Maggert
Brad Faxon
Ma, Jimenez
J. Parnevik
Jeff Suman
Richard Green
Tom Byrum
J. Kaye
Heath Slocum
Tiger Woods
Briny Baird
Jay Williamson
Brian Bateman
Bob Tway
Robert Gomez
T. Armour
Ted Purdy
P. Harrington
Darren Clarke
Craig Barlow
Dudley Hart
Robert Damron
David Toms
Lee Janzen
Kevin Sutherland
Shaun Micheel
Len Mattiace
Mark Hensby
C. Beckman
Steve Jones
Kent Jones
Brian Gay
Aaron Baddeley
Steve Flesch
Frank Lickliter II
Jose Coceres
Men's Golf DUTCH CLASSIC First Round At Pella Langen Resort
Results show team standings led by Central and Kirkwood tied at 305 with Central White 306 and Nebraska Wesleyan at 308. Individuals top Cedric Bertin 73 for Kirkwood and Derek Deminsky 73 tied with others. Kirkwood leads team counts with 305.
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Langen Resort
Central
Kirkwood
Central White
Nebraska Wesleyan
Central Black
Grand View
Monmouth
Simpson
Loras
Central Gray
Iowa
See
Cornell
Cedric Bertin
Kirk
Derek Deminsky
Cent White
David Combs
Simp
Isaac Rodenberg
Cent Black
Nick Grossman
Cent
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Chris James
Brook Maher
Dan Ganahi
Adam Maileski
Brock Worley
Jett Winter
Mike Lommier
Phil Mogen
Local golf hole in one feats across courses
Joel Ludvicek of Cedar Rapids carded a 168 yard ace on No 12 at Twin Pines with a driver. Tim Zimmerman of Marion celebrated a 176 yard hole in one on No 17 at Amana Colonies using a 7 iron. Tony Offerman of Marion matched an ace on No 8 at Gardner Golf Course with a 3 iron.
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Twin Pines
Joel Ludvicek
Cedar Rapids
Amana
Tim Zimmerman
Marion
Weor
Amateur golf Area Tournament Calendar
Amateur golf area tournament schedule lists events from April to June at multiple courses. Entries include formats such as three and four person best shot, two and four player events, Ryder Cups, senior and women’s events, with contact numbers for Marengo, Backbone, Buffalo Creek, Silvercrest, and other clubs. The page notes dates, venues, and entry options across Iowa locales.
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Marengo Golf Club
Backbone Golf
C.C
Strawberry Point
Decorah
Buffalo Creek G.C
Winthrop
Brown Deer G.C
Coralville
Silvercrest
C.R
Hunters Ridge
Silvercrest Golf
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Backbone
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G.C
Woods Edge G.C
Edgewood
Finkbine G.C
Iowa City
Colt and CO
Meroeah
Sports Latin: Pro Sports and College Coaching News Brief
The report lists multiple transactions across baseball football and college sports. Transactions include optioning and reassignment in MLB, DL placements in MLB, NFL signings waivers and contracts, and college coaching changes and extensions across several universities and teams.
USHL Junior Hockey Schedule End Of Regular Season
The USHL schedule lists tonight games in several pairings including ioux Falls at Sioux City and Sioux City at Omaha. Friday and Saturday matchups feature Cedar Rapids Green Bay Des Moines and others with start times around 7 to 7 35 p m. The end of the regular season follows the Saturday games.
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Sioux City
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Green Bay
Omaha
Tri-City
Sioux Falls
Waterloo
Lincoln
Indiana
Des Moines
Tennis results from a series of first rounds
The report lists multiple matches with players from the United States Argentina France Germany and other nations. Winners include Taylor Dent Gaston Gaudio Florian Mayer Andre Agassi Roger Federer Amelie Mauresmo Maria Sharapova Kim Clijsters Ana Ivanovic Elena Dementieva Justine Henin-Hardenne Venus Serena Williams and doubles teams Jonathan Erlich and Andy Ram Feliciano Lopez and Rafael Nadal Wayne Black and Kevin Ullyett Lisa Raymond and Rennae Stubbs Ana Ivanovic Nicole Vaidisova De Virginia Ruano Pascual Liezel Huber Nadia Petrova and others across singles and doubles events with scores and set results.
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Taylor Dent
United States
Guillermo Coria
Argentina
Gaston Gaudio
Sebastien Grosjean
France
Florian Mayer
Germany
Fernando Gonzalez
Chile
Andre Agassi
Arnaud Clement
Tim Henman
Britain
Juan Ignacio Chela
Radek Stepanek
Czech Republic
Jeff Morrison
Mario Ancic
Croatia
Tommy Haas
Roger Federer
Switzerland
Mariano Zabaleta
Jordan Kerr
Australia
Jim Thomas
Yves Allegro
Michael Kohlmann
Ashley Fisher
Fernando Verdasco
Spain
Brandon Coupe
Nikolay Davydenko
Russia
Dominik Hrbaty
Slovakia
Guillermo Canas
Gaston Ellis
Jonathan Erlich
Andy Ram
Israel
Jose Acasuso
Nicolas Lapentti
Ecuador
Mark Knowles
Bahamas
Daniel Nestor
Canada
Lucas Arnold
Mariano Hood
Feliciano Lopez
Rafael Nadal
Justin Gimelstob
Greg Rusedski
Wayne Black
Kevin Uliyett
Zimbabwe
Robby Ginepri
de Virginia Ruano Pascual
Paola Suarez
Emilie Loit
Tamarine Tanasugarn
Thailand
Liezel Huber
South Africa
Magdalena Maleeva
Bulgaria
Bryanne Stewart
Samantha Stosur
Nadia Petrova
Meghann Shaughnessy
Shinobu Asagoe
Japan
Katarina Srebotnik
Slovenia
Onareya
Russie
Det
Janet Lee
Taiwan
Silvija Talaja
Mocco Wins 2005 Dan Hodge Trophy Top Collegiate Wrestler
Steve Mocco of Oklahoma State claimed the 2005 Dan Hodge Trophy the top college wrestler. The 37-0 junior season included 17 pins and his second NCAA title. OSU coach John Smith praised his pursuit of perfection and dominance on the mat.
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Steve Mocco
University of Iowa
Oklahoma State
Dan Hodge
International Wrestling Institute and Museum
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Iowa State
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Mali soccer fans riot after World Cup qualifier suspension
Rioting supporters in Bamako attacked vehicles and shops after storming the field and halting a World Cup qualifier against Togo. Dozens were injured lightly, including police, with many treated at stadiums and hospitals and released by afternoon.
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Mali
Togo
Sadio Gassama
Hawkeyes and Cyclones Reach NCAA Gymnastics Regionals
The University of Iowa and Iowa State women's gymnastics teams are set for regional championships on April 9. Iowa is the No. 6 seed in the North Central Region in Salt Lake City with Utah Oregon State Brigham Young Minnesota and Southern Utah also in. Iowa State as the ninth-ranked team is seed two in the Central Region facing Utah State Auburn Kentucky Kent State and Alabama. This marks ISU's 10th straight regional appearance. The top two teams and top two individuals in each event not from a top-two team advance to the NCAA Championships April 21-23 in Auburn Alabama.
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Hawkeyes
Salt Lake City
Utah
Oregon State
Brigham Young
Minnesota
ISU's Fennelly honored regionally for coaching
Iowa State coach Bill Fennelly was named Region 5 Coach of the Year by the Russell Athletic and WBCA after guiding the Cyclones to a 23 7 record and a seventh NCAA tournament appearance. LSU's Pokey Chatman earned national coach of the year honors.
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Iowa State
Bill Fennelly
Russell Athletic and Women’s Basketball Coaches Association
Fennelly
Cyclones
LSU
Pokey Chatman
Cornell athlete of week honors lead list in Iowa Conference
Cornell College senior Paul John Zobeck earned Iowa Conference male athlete of the week after hitting .850 with three doubles and two home runs in five games, driving in 16. Coe's Chad Evans and Simpson's Caroline Capper were named tennis and track athletes of the week. Drake MVP Pete Eggers highlighted Des Moines banquet honors with team leadership and academic awards.
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Paul John Zobeck
Iowa
Buena Vista
Brandi Sykora
Zobeck
Coe
Chad Evans
Cedar Rapids Kennedy Prep
Simpson
Caroline Capper
Washington
Evans
Capper
Wartburg
Des Moines
Pete Eggers
Drake
Bulldogs
Eggers
Kirkwood
Colege
Dubuque
Lonnie Randolph
Chaun Brooks
Klayton Korver
Leonard Houston
Nate Richie
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