Newman Upsets North Tama In Class A Semifinal Thriller
Newman quarterback Josh Luecht ran 99 times for a strong 190 yards and three touchdowns, including a 45-yard strike to Robert Quintero. The 28-26 upset over North Tama at the MI Dome gave Newman a 12-1 record and sent them to the playoff final. North Tama, 12-1, saw Brendon Boerm total 233 yards and a late rally fall short after an interception by Clint Brown near midfield with about two minutes left.
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Gazette
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Mason City
Newman
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Redhawks
MI Dome
Luecht
Brent Thoren
Robert Quintero
Knights
Drew Verstegen
Brendon Boerm
Boerm
Clint Brown
Thoren
Rick Tibbett
Waterloo Courier
Thomas Potthoff
MNI
City High meets Marshalltown in postseason rematch
City High advances where they face Marshalltown after beating Xavier 24-17 in the semifinals. Derby threw for 181 yards with a TD pass to Chelf and ran for a score as City High stretched its postseason win streak against Xavier.
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Duane Schulte
Pat Chizek
City High
Charlie Bales
Little Hawks
Derby
John Chelf
Chelf
Joe Sayre
Jeff.johnson
Gazcomm.com
West Branch meets South Winneshiek in Class 1A semifinal
No. 3 West Branch, 12-0, faces No. 9 South Winneshiek, 11-4, at UNI Dome Cedar Falls at 10 a.m. West Branch boasts Cole Kelly 1856 rushing yards 24 TDs while South Winneshiek is led by Jordan Andera with 1911 rushing yards 22 TDs and 528 passing yards 12 TDs. Both teams average around 40 points per game while yielding around 9 to 10. The semifinal pairs a sixth West Branch state-semifinal entry with South Winneshiek’s first.
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Cole Kelly
Jordan Andera
South Winn
Iowa State newcomers shine in Hilton debut in win over Idaho State
ISU opened with an 88-68 victory at Hilton Coliseum as newcomers Marquis Gilstrap LaRon Dendy Chris Colvin and Scott Christopherson impressed. Craig Brackins led ISU with 17 points while Harrison Barnes decision to go to North Carolina left a noticeable impact.
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LaRon Dendy
Chris Colvin
Marquette
Scott Christopherson
Craig Brackins
ISU
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Gilchrest
Carson
Tatum
Busma
Little
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Monroe
Kilpatrick
Prep sports slate highlights state events and college matchups
Area sports listings cover prep volleyball and football state semifinals at U S Cellular Center with times 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m plus college football games Iowa at Ohio State Colorado at Iowa State and more across divisions. Local coverage includes junior hockey golf basketball wrestling cross country and racing with TV radio and live updates through KCRG Hawkeye Challenge and other regional events.
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Friday semifinal results from UNI Dome reveal two top teams advance
In Class A semifinals Mason City Newman edged North Tama 28 to 26 while Southern Cal defeated Madrid 21 to 15. Class 4A semifinals include Marshalltown versus West Des Moines Dowling and Iowa City Xavier versus Cedar Rapids Xavier. 1A semifinal matchups set for Friday with South Winneshiek facing West Branch and Council Bluffs St Albert meeting Prairie Valley.
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Cedar Rapids Xavier
Seth Wagner
Xavier
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Mason City
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Southern Cal
Madrid
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Ich
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Joe Sayre
Nick Revler
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AJ. Derby
Andrew McNulty
DR. Xavier
Colin O’connor
Ryan Sander
Tucker Tholen
Alex Evans
David Koehnke
Nick Reuter
Mason City Newman
Unidome
Los
Robert Quintero
Josh Luecht
Dillon Stradt
Caleb Edwards
Boerm
MCN
Drew Verstegen
Luecht
Stradt
Ben Buffington
Nt—Boerm
Jeremy Wrage
Verstegen
Wrage
Dylan Youel
Brendon Boerm
James Weida
Cade Isenhower
Ben Bullington
Andrew Burgmeier
Lucas Hefty
Hunter King
Andrew Burameier
Fractured Friday sports results sweep many leagues
Friday night scores roll through NHL and NBA with Dallas at San Jose and Calgary at Buffalo. Columbus tops Anaheim 3 2, Washington defeats Minnesota 3 1, and Carolina edges N Y in OT. Clear wins include Atlanta 7 Los Angeles and Chicago 3 Toronto 2 as basketball, hockey, and golf updates fill the late-night page with regional standings and shootout details.
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N.Y
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Paradelphia
Golden State
New York
Atlanta
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Dallas
Portland
New Orleans
Houston
Sacramento
Toronto
L.A. Clippers
Lakers
Denver
Idaho State vs Iowa State highlights and misc box
Idaho State and Iowa State played a men’s college basketball game at Hilton Coliseum with final scores and player lines. Idaho State’s Kilpatrick Morgan and Gilchr est contributed but Iowa State’s Stalger Dendy and Garrett led scoring as Mount Mercy and Culver-Stockton results also noted.
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Idaho State
Mount Mercy
Culver-Stockton
Kirkwood tops Hastings JV 108 to 59 in Bluffs clash
Kirkwood high school beat Hastings JV 108 to 59 at Council Bluffs. Starters Kari Goodchild and Taylor Smith led with double digit scoring. Rash and Gillum anchored defense as Kirkwood built a 62-28 halftime edge. Hastings JV struggled with turnovers and rebounding.
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Nyzera Fleming
Andi Wangman
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Tenaya Hewsden
Callie Arnold
Elizabeth Lipker
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Goodchild
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O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 NASCAR Checkers at Phoenix
After Friday qualifying at Avondale Arizona, the NASCAR Sprint Cup race results list Martin Truex Jr. top qualifying time in a Chevrolet at 135.72 seconds with Kurt Busch second. The field features drivers from Chevrolet Dodge Toyota and Ford with times ranging from 135.72 to 130.662 on the one mile Phoenix International Raceway layout, including notables Jimmie Johnson Kasey Kahne Denny Hamlin Kyle Busch Tony Stewart Casey Mears Mark Martin Michael Waltrip Sam Hornish Jr Clint Bowyer Jeff Gordon David Reutimann Ad Allmendinger Juan Pablo Montoya Dale Earnhardt Jr Brian Vickers Bobby Labonte Marcos Ambrose Bobby Gordon Max Papis Ryan Newman Carl Edwards Brad Keselowski Joey Logano Matt Kenseth David Gilliland Jamie McMurray Kevin Harvick Dave Blaney David Ragan Joe Nemechek Eliot Sadler Jeff Burton Scott Speed Michael McDowell Erik Darnell Reed Sorenson Paul Menard John Andretti Tony Raines Regan Smith Kevin Conway Brandon Ash.
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Ariz
Phoenix International Raceway
Martin Truex Jr
Chevrolet
Kurt Busch
Dodge
Jimmie Johnson
Kasey Kahne
Denny Hamlin
Toyota
Greg Biffle
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Kyle Busch
Tony Stewart
Casey Mears
Mark Martin
Michael Waltrip
Sam Hornish Jr
Clint Bowyer
Jeff Gordon
David Reutimann
Ad Allmendinger
Juan Pablo Montoya
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Brian Vickers
Bobby Labonte
Marcos Ambrose
Bobby Gordon
Max Papis
Ryan Newman
Carl Edwards
Brad Keselowski
Joey Logano
Matt Kenseth
David Gilliland
Jamie McMurray
Kevin Harvick
Dave Blaney
David Ragan
Joe Nemechek
Eliot Sadier
Jeff Burton
Scott Speed
Michael McDowall
Erik Darnell
Reed Sorenson
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Paul Menard
John Andretti
Baseball and football moves across leagues
Freddy Guzman declined assignment to Scranton Wilkes Barre and became a free agent. Jack Wilson signed a two year Mariners deal. Betancourt and Braden Looper declined 2010 options. NFL fines issued to Jay Culler and Tommie Harris. Ochocinco fined. Mau rice Purify signed by Bengals. Roy Williams placed on IR. Huselius activated for Blue Jackets. Torres to IR. Parenteau recalled. Dane Byers assigned.
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