Linn-Mar pairs win district doubles amid tough final
Linn-Mar teammates Malcolm Rice and Garrett Bauermeister defeated Jake Wallrichs and Jackson Kramer 4-6 6-1 6-2 to claim the doubles district title as Luke Burkamper of Wash won singles 6-2 6-1 over Luke Holden. Cedar Rapids Washington coach praised Burkamper’s state readiness while Linn-Mar coach noted the pair’s strong practice.
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Malcolm Rice
Garrett Bauermeister
Jake Wallrichs
Jackson Kramer
Linn- Mar
Lion
Cedar Rapids Washington
Luke Burkamper
Dubuque Hempstead
Luke Holden
Quentin Spolaore
Hoden
Rice
Linn-Mar
Chris Wundram
Spolaore
Burkamper
Washington
Luke
Selby
Bettendorf
Robert Matera
Noah Gehler
Marshalltown
Prairie
Anthony Schulte
Johnston
Campbell Love
Norwalk
Iowa City
Abhay Anhil
Dylan Victor
Ankeny
Fairfield
Cedar Rapids
Xavier
Bennett Link
Charlie Legrand
Jacon Schmit
Quincey Johnson
Tyler Jasper
Link
Raimin Luo
Decorah
Caden Branum
Waverly Shell Rock
Matthew Judka
Vikings
Aidan Naelean-Carlson
Liam Chamberlain
Benny Bamker
Luca Myers
Hawkeye Recreation and Tennis Center
Waterloo
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Track and field outlook for Tipton and regional meet shuffle
Tipton eyes a strong state run after Noelle Steines boosted the Tigers to 2A title contention with wins in the 400, 800, 1,500 and 3,000 at the River Valley Conference meet. Defending 3A champ Solon hosts a large girls field while Mount Vernon, Dubuque Wahlert and Western Dubuque contest the Manchester regional. 3A boys feature a Western Dubuque vs Adel ADM duel with Quentin Nauman leading in the 800 and 1,600. Lisbon aims to repeat in 1A with three relays and Baylor Speidel ranked high in sprints.
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Maquoketa
Mount Vernon
Manchester
Dubuque Wahlert
Western Dubuque
Adel Adm
Bobcats
Quentin Nauman
Drake
Ashton Hogrefe
Tipton
Noelle Steines
Calamus-Wheatland
Steines
Voila
Tigers
Addie Nerem
Lisbon
Tri-Rivers
Maquoketa Valley
Lions
Brooklyn
Baylor Speidel
Hilmer moves from North Linn to Bellevue for new challenge
Hilmer announces departure after 25 years at North Linn to take over Bellevue Lynx. He notes North Linn’s 26 1 season and seven straight state title game appearances, with 3 wins, and credits staff, players, and families for building a strong program. He remains hopeful about coaching again.
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Hilmer
Lynx
Lincoln Central
Estherville-Lincoln Central
Forest City
Bob Hilmer
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