Mauer returns as Kernels skipper for 2014 season
Jake Mauer will return for a second season as Cedar Rapids Kernels manager with hitting coach Tommy Watkins. Ivan Arteaga steps in as pitching coach replacing Gary Lucas as the Twins announce their 2014 Midwest League staff.
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ESPN’s MNF rights spark debate over flex scheduling
ESPN faces no flex option yet commands over $5.50 per month per subscriber for NFL rights. MNF remains high rated despite a string of weak matchups with 13.4 million viewers, while the league’s flex scheduling continues to evolve since 2006.
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IHSAA quarterfinals open with Valley Dowling wins
West Des Moines Valley 63 Ames 20 and West Des Moines Dowling 14 Waukee 9 highlight the Class 4A quarterfinal slate with Bettendorf over Pleasant Valley 17 6 and CR Xavier routing Kennedy 21 0 Other results include Regina defeating Maquoketa Valley and Decorah edging Solon in a high school football playoff roundup.
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Pro hockey and NBA results from Thursday to Friday
NHL results include Los Angeles 2 Buffalo 0 and Vancouver 4 San Jose 2. Friday scores list Toronto 2 New Jersey 1 and Winnipeg 5 Nashville 0. NBA scores feature Lakers 99 Houston 98 and New York 101 Charlotte 91 with multiple other games across the league.
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State Championships Day One Des Moines Results
Ames leads team standings with 38 points followed by Iowa City West 30 and West Des Moines Valley 26 in a boys and girls endurance meet. Diving top honors go to Maggie James of Ames with 532.05 points and Jacintha Thomas of ICW 513.15 in the top local event.
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Midwest Conference Volleyball Results and Awards
Minnesota def Iowa 25-21 25-18 25-20 in a regional match. Southern Illinois beat Northern Iowa 25-21 21-25 27-25 25-17. Cornell defeated Ripon 25-17 25-14 26-24. All conference honors list Bardole, Bahtic, Bosworth, Harbaugh, Langel, Schaefer, Wittenberg, Baseriak, Blake, Johnson, Wilson, Forsyth, Niemann, Sieck, and Wilson across several schools with Sieck named MVP and Bardole Freshman of the Year. Coaches of the Year include Lynch and Walker. In major conference play Nebraska beat Indiana 3-1 and Iowa 1-0 in secondary matches. Penn State is also noted with top finishes. Missouri Valley results show Indiana State 4, Drake 0. Northern Sun reports Minnesota State 4 Upper Iowa 1. Tournament notes: No. 5 Iowa 4, No. 1 Penn State 3 in OT or 3 Michigan State 2, No. 7 Ohio State 1. No. 3 Michigan State vs No. 5 Iowa at 11 a.m. Also weekend scores include Morningside 154, Coe 77. Ohio State 195, Iowa 105. Purdue 173, Iowa 127.
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Various college games wrap across conferences with tight stat lines
Multiple matchups reported with scores including Bowling Green 63 over Michigan 52 and Nebraska 77 over UCLA 49. Other notable results feature Drake 62 over Creighton 55, Missouri Valley results, and Maryville 88 over Iowa Wesleyan 47.
College Basketball Scores Across AP Conference Play
A long list of college basketball results shows top teams like Kentucky Duke Syracuse Florida Oregon Connecticut Notre Dame and Virginia prevailing in a busy weekday slate. Notable outcomes include No. 1 Kentucky defeating UNC Asheville and No. 4 Duke beating Davidson while several ranked peers posted wins or late results across the nation.
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Cedar Rapids Defeats Des Moines In Overtime Hockey Clash
Cedar Rapids 6 33 defeat Des Moines 4 6 3 in Cedar Rapids Arena. Curti added as extra attacker at 6 33. Petrash scored on power play in 16 34. Steman short handed tallies for Cedar Rapids at 7 39. Greer for Des Moines at 19 56. No third period scoring. Des Moines went 0 4 on power plays, Cedar Rapids 1 5. Buck 27 24 and Tirone 24 23 in goal. Shots 24 27.
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