Carlson leads Hawkeyes in bid for Big Ten tourney berth
Iowa senior Brad Carlson, hitting .287 with 13 homers and 47 RBI, says the four game series against Illinois at Duane Banks Field could clinch a spot in the Big Ten tournament. Iowa stands 23-26-1 overall, 12-15 in the conference, a half game behind Northwestern for the final bid. Carlson reflects on his career and the mental game improvements as he eyes one last weekend of college baseball.
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Doudna Hat Tricks as Xavier Routs Marion 6-0
Cedar Rapids Xavier so phomore Bart Doudna returns from a wrist injury to score a hat trick guiding the Saints to a 6 0 Class 1A substate first round win over Marion at Xavier High School Xavier improves to 8 8 and will host Anamosa in the substate quarterfinal Doudna and teammate Eric Schmitt sparked the offense while Marion bowed out at 3 11 and coach Jim Conklin praised Xavier players for their effort.
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Zadick named MVP at Iowa wrestling awards banquet
Iowa City three time All American Mike Zadick received the Mike Howard Most Valuable Wrestler Award at the team banquet. Tyler Nixt and Steve Mocco shared the John and Dorothy prize.
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Wrestling awards honor seniors and courage in accident aftermath
Sill received the Most Dedicated Wrestler award while Jessman Smith and Luke Eustice shared the Most Improved Competitor award. Jeff Stewart, Cliff Moore and Ryan Heim, seriously injured in a car wreck this year, earned the Mike McGivern Award for the most courageous wrestler. Ben Shirk won the J Donald McPike Sr Award for highest GPA among graduates at 3.55. Marc Juergens captured the Sacrifice Award.
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Fiala wins regional title in tightly contested final
Molly Fiala, a 15-year-old Jefferson freshman, remains undefeated by claiming the regional singles title at Coe College after a 7-5 4-6 6-2 victory over Jenni White. Kennedy seniors Julie Funk and Tash Allemany won the regional doubles title, while others claimed third and fourth in singles and doubles.
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