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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2009
Page
9
Rashard Lewis of Orlando challenges Kendrick Perkins as Boston tops the Magic 112-94 in Boston. Celtics tie the Eastern Conference semifinals at 2-2 with the win last night.
Linn-Mar sophomore Kiah Stokes named among invitees for the USA Basketball 16 and under girls team trials at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. About 30 to 40 players compete for 12 spots as Stokes weighs a fall senior-year college commitment after unofficial visits to Rutgers and Maryland.
Cruise Stewart of Cedar Rapids won his first round bout at the National Golden Gloves tournament in Salt Lake City, outpointing Charles Watson of Knoxville. teammate Toby Batie received a first round bye. Stewart competes at 152 pounds while Batie fights as a super heavyweight for East End Boxing Club at Jane Boyd Center.
Cedar Rapids Kernels salvaged five runs on ten hits but lost 7-5 to South Bend. Anel De Los Santos drove in two with a homer as Cedar Rapids trails at 12-14 after a 5-0 deficit.
Iowa coach Todd Lickliter announced junior Jarryd Cole and senior Devan Bawinkel as captains for the upcoming season. Cole started nine games last year and averaged 3.7 points 3.0 rebounds while Bawinkel played every game, started nine, and led with 139 three pointers.
Cedar Rapids crews report all Kingston Stadium improvements on schedule with a projected August 2 finish. The west field drainage membrane and rock cap are in place, concrete work on the track is underway, public restrooms and light towers installations loom, and field turf work should begin in June for a July finish. The total price is estimated at 2.7 million dollars as kickoff for the next football season is August 27.
Cedar Falls reports a $600,000 funding drop led to the elimination of UNI's 103 year old baseball program. Despite a $251,000 2008 surplus, endowment income and a $34,545 audit deficit signal ongoing financial strains. Football produced the most revenue yet carried the largest deficit. Institutional support approached 40 percent of total revenue.
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