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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 2000

Page

20

Midwest and regional prep sports and pro slate

Local and regional sports notes include Kane County at Kernels 6 30 p m prep tours Linn Mar versus Washington Xavier Prairie Xavier Marion Jefferson Kennedy Mount Vernon Kennedy Iowa City High Iowa City Regina and girls golf tennis soccer regionals line up. On TV Chicago White Sox at Toronto Blue Jays noon NBA Western Conference Finals Trail Blazers at Lakers 7 30 p m Devils at Flyers 6 p m.

Kane County C.R. Kernels Metro Linn-Mar Washington Xavier Prairie Marion Jefferson Kennedy Mount Vernon Iowa City High Iowa City Regina Chicago White Sox Toronto Blue Jays Portland Trail Blazers Los Angeles Lakers CR. Xavier CR. Prairie C.R. Xavier CR. Kennedy Marion C.R. Jefferson C.R. Kennedy

Big Ten Women's Track Championship Team Standings

Iowa City hosted the Big Ten women's track championships with Indiana taking second and Minnesota third. Individual performances include Donica Merriman Ohio State winning the 100 hurdles and multiple team members from Indiana Michigan and Ohio State posting top times across sprint, distance, and field events.

College Baseball Roundup From Sunday Tournaments

Big Ten Illinois defeated Penn State 5 to 3. Big 12 Nebraska beat Baylor 11 to 3. Big East Rutgers edged Seton Hall 1 to 0. Colonial Athletic Association East Carolina topped Virginia Commonwealth 7 to 6. Conference USA Houston defeated Cincinnati 7 to 4 in 10 innings. Southeastern Conference LSU beat Florida 9 to 6.

Ilinois Penn State Nebraska Baylor Rutgers Seton Hall Colonial Athletic Association East Carolina

Iowa City track meet yields wide conference results and records

Wisconsin dominates the meet with multiple event wins led by Len Herring and Michael Bennett. Ohio State, Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Purdue, Penn State, Iowa, and Wisconsin athletes set or approached records across sprints distance hurdles relays and field events. Notable marks include meet records in the 400 hurdles and 1 600 relay with top performers from Wisconsin Ohio State and Minnesota.

Danica Merriman Ohio State Rachelle Boone Indiana Danielle Carruthers Lorraine Dunlop Carly Knazze Michigan Lakeva Boatrigat Iowa Dominique Cahoway Onmio State Maria Brown Tia Trent Kristin Lipnardt Purdue Tina Johnson Andrea Geurtsen Wisconsin Laila Brock Penn State Stacey-Leigh Bygoe Dominique Calloway Sarah Hamilton Erica Murdock Courtney Bel Tanna-Marie Simmons Minnesota Stephanie Pesch Stephanie Magiey Susanne Hever Allison Carr Rosa Michnnovaile Erin White Allyson Hammond Mandy Osmond Jaime Kuibel Anita Menden Erica Palmer Katie Clifford Liz Reusser Jennifer Deakins Michigan State Erin Auf derHeide Corinne Nimtz Donica Merriman Perdita Felicien Illinois Clutovin Augustus Paula Allen Crystal Riley Ilinois Colleen Prendergast Hurdies Ayanna Reece Tamika Craig Angela Craft Sarah Stetien Molly Logan Jordana Meyer Neketa Sears Carolyn Estes Rose Richmond Ayanne Reece Deshawa Williams Aubrey Schmitt Gia Lewis Nicole Chimko Heather Colyer Becky Tuma Brenda Meyer Adeoti Oshinowo Silisaig Christine Gulbrandsen Snakeema Wallker Maria Fleischmann Tisha Ponder Sherita Williams Catherine Ross Tasha Phillips Nicholette Chambers Teyoma Simpson Carri Long Tamara Smith Jen Aylward Cori McLeod Beth Reid Kathy Messner Iowa City Wieser Winos Michael Bennett Len Herring BJ. Tucker Ryan Grear Ike Oken Andrew Pierce Ike Okenwa Bill Wisconsin Fred Rodgers Tom Gerding Babatunde Richey Butch Reynolds Thomas Dickson Ben Karcz Tyrone Jones Kambon Sampson Markus Williams Jabari Pride Winds Jason van Swol Ryan Huber Jason Owen Toby Henkels O'Hair Jeff Minks Jeremy Schneider Brian Meyer Rob Myers Jay Cantin Andrew McKessock Aaron Gillen David Gonzalez Grad del Muto J.J O’rielly Donnie Fellows Scott McClennan Sherman Armstrong Windis T.J. Nelson J Martin Prenfic Stovall Brian Derby Brandon Lloyd Derek Applewhite Coat B.J. Tucker Rambon Sampson Edison Francis Anders Holstrom Jeremy Allen Chris Spurrier Arno van der Westhuizen Robert Salarno Chris Cassata Bernard Grady Ross Kolodziei Charles DeWildt Justin Norberg Dino Efthimiou Christian Williams Corey Johnson Steven Slattery Amakela Gwebu Hasaan Reddick Chavous Nichols Chris Dixon George Hoover Dave Matson Kelly Campagna Zack Kennedy Andy Derr Brian Bowman Matt Lasely Scott Holsoppie

Baseball and Minor League Transactions Highlight MLB Moves

Multiple teams made roster changes across the leagues. Anaheim Angels placed Jason Dickson on the 15 day DL and acquired Brett Hinchliffe from Edmonton. Arizona activated Matt Mantel and moved Tim Belcher to the 60 day DL. Milwaukee and San Diego announced several recalls and option moves while Calgary Cannons placed Hector Almonte on the DL retroactive May 19. Atlantic City Surf released Gerald Young and Long Island Ducks swapped Jose Olmeda for Brad Strauss. Alexandria Aces signed Shevin Craine and Michael Chavez, and several college and league assignments followed.

Anaheim Angels Jason Dickson Brett Hinchliffe Edmonton Tim Belcher Arizona Diamondbacks Matt Mantel Vicente Padilla Tucson Florida Martins Ricky Bones Milwaukee Brewers Ray King Indianapolis Calgary Cannons Hector Almonte Ryan Henderson Portland San Jose Giants Scott Daeley Atlantic City Surf Gerald Young Long Island Ducks Jose Olmeda Atlantic City Brad Strauss Alexandria Aces Shevin Craine Michael Chavez Edison Pascual Ricky VanAsselberg Rio Grande Valley Whitewings Joey Martinez

European Grand Prix at the Nürburgring results and local speedway notes

Michael Schumacher won the European Grand Prix at the Nürburgring in 67 laps with Mika Hakkinen second and David Coulthard third. Ferrari led constructors with 62 points, McLaren 52. other results listed include Jackson County Speedway and Nordic Speedway events with multiple heats and feature winners.

Nuereburgring Germany Michael Schumacher Ferrari Mika Hakkinen Finland McLaren Mercedes David Coulthard Scotland Rubens Barrichello Brazil Giancarlo Fisichella Italy Benetton Pedro de la Rosa Spain Arrows M Schumacher Hakkinen Coulthard Barrichello R. Schumacher Fisichella Frentzen Villeneuve Trulli Button Zonta Salo de la Rosa McLaren Williams Jordan BAR Sauber Jackson County Speedway Robert Sherbonda Elwood Ron Paulsen Maquoketa Willie Hansen Owen Hayes Monmouth Curt Hughes Mark Marshall Brian Bowling Webby Stool Snown Flagel 2Wingle Don Petaske Green Decorah Dave Drivold Spring Grove Ron Liddiard Waukon Matt Miller Curt Humker Caimar Shawn Erickson Cresco Chris Busch Ossian Jeremy Oakes Humker Joel Anderson Decoran Liddiard

Marathon Raceway Schedule and Open Wheel Driver Lineup

The program lists Saturday and Wednesday race events at Blue Grass and Indianpolis venues. Notable heat and feature results include Jeff Walker and Bill Yeast leading multiple classes as well as a lengthy roster of drivers with car numbers and hometowns.

College softball reveals regional results and a golf ace

In NCAA Division I regionals played across the country, DePaul defeated Michigan 3 to 0, and Southern Mississippi posted a split with Oregon State and LSU with a win in nine innings. California and UCLA advanced, as did Oklahoma, Washington, Alabama, and Arizona. A Twin Pines Championship notable saw multiple flight winners led by Baker Maz zocco Mercado with a 60 and hole-in-one by Kirt Sickels at Airport National.

Ann Arbor Mich DePaul Michigan Baton Rouge Southern Mississippi Oregon LSU Fresno Calif California Florida Fresno State Los Angeles UCLA Florida State Norman Okla Oklahoma Oregon State Seattle Washington Utah Tempe Ariz Alabama Arizona State Tucson Arizona Nebraska

New York Triumphs In Semifinal, Advances To Finals

New York overcame Miami 62 3 New York wins series 4 3 in conference semifinals. Lakers host Portland in West finals tonight 830 p.m. with New York and Indiana next on the schedule.

New York Miami Portland L.A Indiana Lakers Diana New Jersey Vancouver Clippers Chicago Orlando Golden State Atlanta Washington Cleveland Houston Denver Boston Dallas Detroit Milwaukee Sacramento Seattle Toronto Philadelphia Charlotte Minnesota Utah San Antonio Phoenix W. LA Chi Van Philadephia L.A. Lakers

Minors HGHTS Games Cedar Rapids Quad City clash highlights

Cedar Rapids and Quad City players delivered a 24 15 15 12 line with Ortiz and Sandberg among the standouts as Cedar Rapids loses 3 1 to 5 0. Ortiz homered for Quad City and Snaffer and Edwards contributed on defense.

Belfour backs Stars to even Western final 4-1 win

Ed Belfour made 38 saves as the Dallas Stars defeated the Colorado Avalanche 4-1 to even the Western Conference finals at 2-2. Brett Hull scored twice with an assist, Mike Modano set up three, and Dallas grabbed home-ice by evening the series. Game 5 is set for Tuesday in Dallas.

Denver Ed Belfour Dallas Stars Belfour Stars Colorado Avalanche Brett Hull Dallas Mike Modano Ken Hitchcock Colorado Hitchcock

Kernels muscle 15 runs in split with River Bandits

Cedar Rapids crushed Quad City 15-5 in the nightcap to snap a four game skid led by Miguel Ortiz with a three run homer and Brian Seaver two run shot both first of the season. Scott Bikowsky Mike O Keefe and Cordell Lindsey added multi hit efforts as Kernels tied the double header. Kevin McClain earned the win in relief.

Cedar Rapids Scanion Garbe Quad City Ortiz Hr—Sandberg Cs—Bikowski O'Keefe S—Alvarez Davenport Cedar Rapids Kernels Quad City River Bandits John O'Donnell Miguel Ortiz Brian Seever Kernels Scott Bikowski Mike O'Keefe Cordell Lindsey Kevin McClain Eric Sandberg Mario Mendoza Joe Foote

Kernels Open FourGame Home Series With Kane County

Cedar Rapids Kernels host Kane County Cougars at Memorial Stadium starting 6 30 p m after eight straight road games. Cougars tied for second in the Midwest League Western Division at 22 18, with KHAK Radio Night featuring prizes including 20 logo shirts and dinner for four at Texas Roadhouse Cedar Rapids. Gates open 5 30 p m. Tickets at the ballpark call 363 3887. Games broadcast on KCRG AM 1600 and online at kernels com.

Kernels Kane County Cougars Memorial Stadium Kcrg-Am Florida Marlins Kane County Quad City Ballpark New Texas Roadhouse Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Kernels

Regional girls golf results and state meet qualifier notes

Regional teams include Cedar Falls Iowa City High Linn-Mar Cedar Falls Mason City and West Liberty Cedar Rapids Washington Davenport West Burlington Keokuk. Individuals namedJenny Heinz Nicole Mackey Emily Sisson Jenna Kahler Megan Gavin Lauren Cole Andrea Rogers Jessica Mueller Secont West Morgan Perkins Sharee Adams Ashley Elliott Kristin Simpson Jonah Duea Senta Willenberg Katie Beck Emily Larson Mandy Schwickerath Amber DeRiemacker Maggie Clark Tai Bennett Kelli Hohl Abby Goshvorowski Nicole Louw Steph Boyken Jenna Schmitt Amy Payton Ami Franzen Lindsey Borderson Jessica Stanek Lanie Mensink Ali Abbas Gwynn Allworth Carl BermeI Kristian Carson Lori Miller Jodie Jepsen Top team and top two individuals at each regional advance to the state meet May 30 31 at Jester Park Golf Course.

Wemoed Cedar Falls Iowa City High Linn-Mar Mason City Jenny Heinz Waterloo West Nicole Mackey Cedar Rapids Prairie Emily Sisson Channes City Jenna Kahler Linn- Mar West Liberty Cedar Rapids Washington Davenport West Burlington Keokuk Megan Gavin Lauren Cole North Scott Andrea Rogers Jessica Mueller Secont West Morgan Perkins Fairfeld Pella Grinnell South Tama Albia Sharee Adams Central Lee Ashley Elliott Kristin Simpson Jonah Duea Dyersville Independence Decorah Cascade Crestwood Senta Willenberg Beckman Katie Beck Emily Larson Megan Howie Oelwein Mandy Schwickerath Washington Iowa DeWitt Central Lisbon-Mount Vernon Amber DeRiemacker Maggie Clark Tai Bennett Kelli Hohl Abby Gonshorowski Valley Cew Woden-Crystal Lake-Titonka Turkey Valley Rockwell- Swaledale Mason City Newman Rockford Nicole Louw Steph Boyken Woden-Clt Jenna Schmitt Rockwell-Swaledale Amy Payton Sheffield Scmt Ami Franzen Nashua-Plainfield Lindsey Borderson North Central Jessica Stanek Tripoli Lanie Mensink St. Ansgar Ali Abbas Wapelia Keota English Valleys North Cedar Durant Bellevue Marquette Gwynn Allworth Wapello Carl Berme Kristian Carson Lori Miller Iowa Mennonite Heather Hartwig Bennett Jodie Jepsen Jester Park Granger

Benine Beene MaXX Benelux Open at Antwerp

Tennis results from Antwerp Hamburg St Polten and Rome cover winners in women's singles doubles and mixed events. Notable victors include Amanda Coetzer over Cristina Torrens Valero and Gustavo Kuerten over Marat Safin in Hamburg.

Beene Mexx Antwerp Belgium Amanda Coetzer South Africa Cristina Torrens Valero Spain Hamburg Germany Gustavo Kuerten Brazil Marat Safin Russia

Bowling State Tournament Division 1 Team Standings and Leaders

The post season bowling state tournament lists Division 1 team results with French Paint Cedar Rapids 3362 and Williams Recreation Red Oak 3328 in top spots. Individual leaders span doubles singles and all events across cities including Davenport Des Moines Madrid Guthrie Center and Mason City.

French Paint Cedar Rapids Williams Recreation Red Oak Greater Des Moines B.A Des Moines Brian Kiergaard Denny Torgerson Davenport Troy Negus Bob Cassatt Davy Davis Jim Miranda Dave Novotny Madrid Robert Garton Mike Peters Eric Arnold Knoxville Mark Petersen Pizza Hut Tama-Toledo Fugere Chiropractic Perry Lucky Six Lanes II Marengo William Summer Trent Mangels Mike Johnson Joe Reyna Clarion Todd Eddy Luke Crawford Greenfield Dean Sackett Guthrie Center Scott Burns al Huling Clinton C.J. Ryner Mason City

Amateur Boxing Junior Olympic State at C R Boxing

At C R Boxing Bingo Hall youth boxers competed with several unopposed wins. Royce Bell Jane Boyd won unopposed in 65 pounds, Bryan Gall unopposed in 70 pounds, Carl Reynolds unopposed in 75 pounds, Shawn Whitaker unopposed in 139 pounds, Dustin Blahnik defeated Justin Corbin by decision, Nick Leanos edged Whitaker 132 pounds, and Luis Saldena won in 70 pounds. Jane Boyd’s team C R Jane Boyd took the novice team title.

C.R. Boxing Bingo Hall Royce Bell C.R Jane Boyd Bryan Gall Carl Reynolds Drew Blahnik Shawn Whitaker Dustin Blahnik

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