Midwest sports slate features multiple league events and pro games
A busy schedule lists high school events across Iowa City West, City High, Xavier, Linn‑Mar and others with track, soccer, tennis and golf. College baseball and softball at Kirkwood and Mount Mercy are noted along with pro baseball, hockey, golf and basketball playoff action across national networks.
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Iowa City West
City High
Xavier
Linn-Mar
Prairie Relays
Washington
Jefferson
Bellevue
Marquette
Regina
Solon
Waterloo
Kennedy
Waterloo East
Pleasant Valley
Prairie
Airport National
Ellis
Davenport Central
Davenport West
Gardner
Muscatine
Kirkwood
Cornell
Upper Iowa
Mount Mercy
Top Advanced Field Set for Saturday's Grade Race
Post positions list 17 runners including Monarchos Point Given and Congaree with odds from 50-1 to 5-1. Trainers owners weights and purse revealed. distance a quarter mile, purse 1,112,000 with first prize 812,000. Post time 5 04 p.m. Iowa time.
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Post Horse
Song Anda Prayer
Gryder
Millenium Wind Et Pincay
Yeseneine
Espinoza
Valentine
Nakatani
Dollar Bil
Bovine OY
Invisible Ink
Ken
Jamium
Monarchos
John Dowd
David Hofmans
Todd Pletcher
Joseph Orseno
Steven Asmussen
Saeed bin Suroor
Tony Richey
Bob Batter
Nick Zito
Dallas Stewart
Jonn Scanlan
Simon Bray
Iowa
Women’s State Bowling Tournament Results by Division
At Waterloo Lanes Cadillac Division leads with Fran's Pro Shop and Cadillac Lanes in top spots. Cynthia Kesterson and Connie Rommel claim doubles and all events titles with strong showings from Council Bluffs and Des Moines teams.
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Waterloo Lanes
Cadillac Division
Fran
Dubuque
Cynthia Kesterson
Council Bluffs
Ally Otten
Big Daddy
Smooth Crew
Des Moines
University Book & Supply
Waterloo
Linda
Janelle Williams
Karen Jahnke
Red Oak
Sue Yearous
Janine Babcock
New Hampton
Janice Hoffman
Cindy Holder
Glenwood
Niegie Gregory
Poweshiek County
Pat Clothier
Cedar Rapids
Patricia Beck
Maquoketa
Betty Adam
Kathy Pindell
Burlington
Judy Vaasser
Recruiting Down Signings State University Track Stars
State University signs Tomy Douglas from Quincy Illinois who placed fourth in the Illinois state track long jump with a 23 feet 9 inches best. Jumoke Alowonle from College Grove Minnesota is the junior state long jump champion with records 19 feet 1 1/4 and 39 feet 11 inches in the triple jump.
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State University
Tomy Douglas
Quincy
Ill
Winois
Jumoke Alowonle
Collage Grove
Minn
Minor League Western and Eastern divisions update
Standings show Quad City leading the Western Division with 7 wins and 7 losses, Cedar Rapids 7-18, Wisconsin 14-11, and Burlington 13-12 in the mix. Eastern Division lists Dayton at 9-9 with Michigan and West Michigan nearby as results roll in.
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Quad City
Twins
Kane County
Marlins
Wisconsin
Mariners
Cedar Rapids
Angels
Burlington
Royals
Clinton
Expos
Peoria
Cardinals
Beloit
Brewers
Dayton
Reds
Michigan
Astros
Tigers
Fort Wayne
Padres
South Bend
Lansing
Cubs
West Michigan
West
Michir- Michigan
Miami
MetroStars
Woo
United
New England
Tampa Bay
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Jose
New York
N.J
Pro Basketball First Round Scores and Player Totals
Playoff results show Dallas 107 Utah 77 in Dallas and Toronto 93 New York 93 tied series at 2-2. Philadelphia 88 Indiana 85 to move up 3-1, Sacramento leading Phoenix 2-1. Box scores list Sprewell, Carter, Oakley, Davis, Williams, Childs, Curry, Mutombo, Iverson, ONeal and Nash among others with team totals and fouls.
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Dallas
Utah
Toronto
New York
Philadelphia
Indiana
Sacramento
Phoenix
Sprewell
Thomas
Camby
Houston
Jackson
Rice
Harrington
Ward
Carter
Oakley
Davis
A.williams
Childs
J.williams
Peterson
Curryms
Clark
Curry
Indianapolis
Lynch
Hill
Mutombo
Iverson
Snow
McKie
Jones
Geiger
Ollie
Rose
O'Neal
Foster
R.mitler
Best
Croshere
McKey
Perkins
M-79
Tim Duncan
San Antonio
Kevin Garnett
Minnesota
Dikembe Mutombo
Gary Payton
Seattle
Jason Kidd
Bruce Bowen
Miami
PJ. Brown
Charlotte
Shaquille O'Neal
L.A. Lakers
Kobe Bryant
Doug Christie
Simpson and Coe split doubleheader in Iowa conference play
Simpson opened with a first inning homer and four run burst but Coe answered with a five run fifth. In game two Matt Schirm and Kyle Bassett fueled a five run start for Coe as O Neill pitched a three hitter. Both teams sit at 9 9 in the league standings with Coe at 19 18 overall and Simpson 15 19. Luther beat Dubuque 3 1 in the Dubuque game with Scott Rima delivering the deciding RBI.
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Flo
Knebel
Wiesler
Schirm
Donnenwerth
Boles
Noerrlinger
Murphy
Banke
W—Donnenwerth
L—Knebel
Sv—Noerrlinger
Simpson
Coe
O'Neill
Bassett
Tysdahl
Lawler
Lenman
W—O' Neill
L—Tysdahi
RBI
Matt Schirm
West Digmann
Aaron O'Neill
Kyle Bassett
Dubuque
Dubwave
Upchurch
Ough
Scott Althoff
Christopher
W—Althoff
L—Upchurch
Scott Rima
Rima
Luther
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Mount Mercy
Raul Matta
Travis Hergert
Matta
Mustangs
Hergert
Middle Amana
Iowa Wesleyan
Softball Iowa Colleges Drake Drops Doubleheader
Iowa defeats Drake 6 to 0 in game one as Gare One and Allison Stewart shine. In game two Iowa wins 2 to 0 with Stewart taking the loss for Drake and Thomson earning the win for Iowa.
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Drake Covey
Lowa
Allison Stewart
Melanie Thevenore
Kristi Hanks
Jessica Basher
W— Hanks
L—Stewart
Drake
Ashlee Easterly
Melanie Thevenote
Saran Thomson
Katy Jendrzelewski
W—Thomson
Resignations and suspensions in racing and football dealings
Officials announce the resignation of Ross Bartow as vice president and general manager of Memphis Motorsports Park. NASCAR fines and suspends Mike Beam and Robin Pemberton for safety and equipment violations at recent events. Baseball promotions and lineups noted include Beau Hale moving to Bowie and Jon Garland called up. DL placements for Jim Parque and standings from multiple series are listed.
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Auto Racing
Memphis Motorsports Park
Ross Bartow
Nascar
Mike Beam
Ricky Craven
Craven
Robin Pemberton
Rusty Wallace
California Speedway
Baseball
Baltimore Orioles
Beau Hale
Bowie
Chicago White Sox
Jim Parque
Jon Garland
Charlotte
Oakland Athletics
Eric Byrnes
Sacramento
Adam Pratt
Alatinnalesata
Multiple sports teams announce rosters and staff moves
A flood of midseason notes shows the Cubs fined RHP Julian Tavar for fan remarks. Pirates retire Ramon Martinez, while Warren Morris is called up from Nashville. Several baseball, basketball, hockey and football teams announce signings, releases, activations, and coaching changes across leagues and colleges.
Cedar Falls 1 ICW West 2 0 win details
Cedar Falls 0 defeated West 2 in a Tuesday match. Kevin Clark and Brandon Heenlage scored for ICW with Steenlage and Clark picking up assists.
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Cedar Falls
C. West
ICW
Kevin Clark
Brandon Heenlage
Steenlage
Clark
South Iowa Cedar League Track Meet Highlights
Heming the South Iowa Cedar League results show Belle Plaine leading with 98 points in Class II with standout marks by Cranbaugh IV and Cronbaugh BP. Individual events crown HLV and Sigourney athletes, while Liverpool and North Mahaska contributions shape team tallies in sprints, distance, and relays across the meet.
Prairie City West dominates Prairie with 15–0 win
In CR Prairie Iowa City West routs CA Prairie 15 to 0. Kristen Karnyski scores four goals, Amy Goodrich three, Nikky Darling two, Marla Froelich two, Natasha Karnyski two, with Iverson Bang and others contributing. Goodrich nets two assists amid a lopsided scoring display.
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CR. Prairie
Iowa City West
CA. Prairie
Kristen Karnyski
Amy Goodrich
Nikky Darling
Marla Froelich
Natasha Karnyski
Eleni Iverson
Avery Bang
Goodrich
Darling
Froelich
Kandice Divoki
Abby Buckwalter
Monticello Invitational Team Scores and Medalists
Results from the Monticello Invitational show Independence 311 and Monticello 347 leading teams, with individual top scores including Curtis Foster 71 and Travis Kress 79. Marion, Cascade, Vinton area schools, and Keota posted notable medals, led by Nate Zitelman and Katie Beck.
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Monticello
Marion
Messerli
Justin Remington
Joe Derby
Caleb Lynott
Timberline
Dyersville
High School Boys Track Meet Results Display Key Events
Hills-Lynnville Sully led boys track with 80 points followed by Iowa Valley and Sigourney. Events listed include high jump 5-10 by Van Genderen and Van Maanen, discus 157-6 Geil, shot put 48-10 Grimm, long jump 21-6 Hawkins, 3200 run 11:08.14 Cooling, 110 hurdles 15.90 Nolte, 100 dash 11.20 Dennison, and relays led by HLV and Iowa Valley with top times.
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HLV
Belle Plaine
English Valleys
Lynnville Sully
Iowa Valley
Montezuma
Sigourney
North Mahaska
BGM
Tri-County
Keota
Cranbaugh
van der Leest
Johnson
Thomas
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Sig
Amsden
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Baber
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Beran
Lowry
Hurdie
Slaymaker
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Mohr
Greene
Martin
Rozendaal
Wilkerson
Landstrom
Clinton
DeWitt
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Preston
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Cascade
Calamus-Wheatland
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Maquoketa
Bellevue
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Sheena James
Clin
Kate Sievers
P-Ec
Kristie Gravel
Wdub
Katie Brown
Cam
Shayla Franzen
Paula Banowetz
Dew
Angie Hensel
Digi Low
Kim Eskildsen
Lyndsey Weller
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Gravel
Rachel O'Connor
Sara McDermott
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Jennifer Muhi
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Preston East Central
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Audra Bark
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Emily Wick
Angie German
Wdel
Rachel Steffen
Woub
Megan Kins
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Hurdies
German
Kara Yahn
Amy Klosterman
O'Connor
Katie Haver
Jenni Wedener
Beck
Jen Brown
Jena Kilburg
Bell
Yahn
Deb Darey
Camanche
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HLY
Tri- County
van Genderen
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Elscott
Marion Dominates Washington JV In Soft Tennis Action
In a combined meet, Marion wins 7-2 over Washington JV with singles victories by Desiree Rouse Kris Re naas and Megh an Redd. Iowa City High beats Dubuque Senior 5-4 with Lundell Weingeist and Entessabian taking key sets. Washington CRW defeats Marion 7-2 in a separate junior varsity match led by Matt Lawson and Joe Brinkmann.
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Manty
Marion
Washington
Desiree Rouse
Mar
Lindsey Jones
Kris Gehman
Sara Lesmeister
Stephanie
Nicole Mar
Kris Renaas
Fuliko Kami
Meghan Redd
Kelly Kennedy
Liz Prowell
Lesmeister
Det
Renaas
Sarah Haddy
Iowa City
Iowa City High
Dubuque
Ben Lundell
Dave Weingeist
Tut Fuller
Davia Balmer
Sean Voigt
Jared Entessabian
Grant Campbell
Scott Houghton
Joseph Triplett
Bill Rusk
Kevin Dick
Ross Gibson
Weingeist
Balmer
Lundell
Fuler
Entessabian
Campbell
Voigt
Houghton
Triwifi
Gibson
Jeff Kienske
Washington C.R
Mark Stalmaker
Dawson
Brinkman
CRW
Nigg
Martin
Badker
Kane
Hexum
Geers
Butchi
Walker
Griggs
Stalmaker
Mount Mercy Spring Invite Team Standings and Scores
Mount Mercy Blue led with Roth 76 Greenlee 78 Staymaker 79 and Byers 83 amid a team total of 316. Cornell 335 Kirkwood 336 Mount Mercy Gold 340 Coe 352, with individual scorers Sels 79 Grant 81 Kaufman 85 Hanson 90 Dunn 104 and Paetz 41 Pleggenkuhle 84 samen 4 Cress 67 Bellety 95 plus Vogt 06 Yanscek 86 Witlasch 88 Adam 90 Stahie 93.
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Mount Mercy
Hunters Ridge G.C
Tle
Central
Loras
Simp Son
Cornell
Kirkwood
Southeastern C.C
Coe
Aaron Rath
Nick Goblinson
Nick Hevland
SCC
Chad Greenlee
Luke Sieymaker
MT. Mercy Blue
Roth
Greenlee
Staymaker
Rob Byers
Dustin Schrack
Nate Sels
Eli Grant
Adam Kaufman
Adam Hanson
Dave Dunn
Tod Paetz
Cade Pleggenkuhle
Kyle Samen
Eric Cress
Shane Bellety
MT. Mercy Gold
Scbirsch
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Hawkeyes eye Big Ten title with home finale sweep chance
Iowa finishes the regular season 41-10 overall and 15-3 in the Big Ten with two home games against Northwestern. A sweep could give at least a share of the conference title and host the May 10-12 tournament. Michigan remains tied for the lead.
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Iowa
Northwestern
Hawkeyes
Big Ten
Wildcats
Michigan
Michigan State
Central College athletes qualify for NCAA track title at Graceland
Katie Brees and Abby Gonzales earned automatic qualifying marks for the NCAA Division III women s track and field championships at the Graceland Heptathlon. Brees set a 4 452 total to win and led in high jump 200 and long jump while Gonzales placed second with 4 377.
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Pella
Central College
Katie Brees
Abby Gonzales
Graceland
Brees
Keota
Gonzales
Guthrie Center
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