Kohawks rely on team chemistry to fuel conference title bid
Coe College's Kohawks clinched the regular season crown in the American Rivers Conference and sit as No. 1 seed for the tournament at Memorial Stadium and Mount Mercy's Plaster Complex. Centerfielder Jake Brosius highlights off-field camaraderie and Euchre sessions that boost on-field chemistry, with Tyce Johnson and Jon Wille among the top on-table partners. Coach Steve Cook notes leadership and identity shaping the squad as it eyes the 2 p.m. semifinal move.
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Kohawks face bold goal in American Rivers tourney chase
Coe College aims to extend its strong run as the American Rivers Conference baseball tournament unfolds at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids. Coe leads the league with a .339 batting average and 225 conference runs, while posting a 4.92 ERA as the pitching staff supports the offense. Coach Cook urges every game to be treated like a championship, honoring seniors stepping away after this season.
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Washington pulls ahead in MVC divisional golf meet
Washington Eagles expanded their lead in the Mississippi Valley Conference divisional golf with a 321 team score at Irv Warren Memorial in Waterloo. Morgan Rupp earned medalist honors with 68, followed by Lily Belle Barker, Jane Petersen at 75, and Mya Messenger at 78. Pettersen of Iowa City Liberty claimed divisional Player of the Year with a 70, as Solon swept the Wamac meets with strong showings from both girls and boys teams.
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Witt homers lift Royals past Brewers in Kansas City
Bobby Witt Jr. powered the Kansas City Royals with a homer and three runs scored to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 6-4 in Kansas City. Brady Singer earned the win after 5 1/3 innings, and Joe Ross took the loss. Christian Yelich started back from a back strain 0-for-5 for Milwaukee.
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Jokic repeats as MVP for third time in four seasons
Nikola Jokic of the Denver Nuggets is named NBA Most Valuable Player for a third time in four seasons, joining an elite list of six other players with three or more MVP awards. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Luka Doncic finish second and third in voting.
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