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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2007
Page
23
Jamario Moon forced a turnover as Mike Dunleavy drove for Indiana. Toronto built a 110 101 win at home with strong defense and key plays to secure the NBA roundup advance.
Oregon quarterback Dennis Dixon will miss the rest of the season after tearing his ACL in the Nov. 3 win over Arizona State. The injury occurred as Dixon buckled the knee late in the second quarter during the upset loss to Arizona, costing him a chance at the Heisman Trophy.
University of Iowa senior Diane Nukuri was named Midwest Region women's athlete of the year by USA Track and Field. She clocks a school-record 19 minute 87 second 5K to win the regional title for the second straight year and will run at the NCAA Championships in Terre Haute Indiana. Nukuri won four of five races this fall setting four school records and four course records.
Cedar Rapids Ellis Golf Course will close for the season at the end of Monday. Gardner and Twin Pines courses have already closed this week leaving Jones as the only municipal course still open. Gazette staff and wire reports.
St Albert Falcons limit Regina to a single score and win the Class 1A state championship 7 to 6 in Cedar Falls. Coach Jim Duggan lauds defense as Regina finishes 12-1 in Marv Cook’s first season.
Cedar Rapids Washington girls basketball, 66-11 over three years and three MVC divisional titles, open as No. 1 in The Gazette rankings. Coach Frank Howell calls this the unfinished business era as seniors Kaitlin Armstrong and Katelin Oney lead a depleted but core team toward a first state championship.
Kyle Flanagan’s skate redirected a power play goal as the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders edged the Ohio Junior Blue Jackets 4 3 before 2 100 fans at the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena. Officials reviewed the play but awarded the goal despite the possible kick motion.
Iowa coach Todd Lickliter aims to add another big man to next season's roster with one scholarship remaining. The Hawkeyes recently signed four players, led by 6-9 Andrew Brommer, while 7-foot Seth Gorney and 6-10 Kurt Looby depart, leaving a rotation of 6-8 Cyrus Tate 6-7 Jarryd Cole 6-9 Brommer and Palmer to anchor inside play for 2009-10.
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