Mount Mercy fifth straight win over Coe
Mount Mercy defeated Coe 76-64 in a non conference men’s basketball game at Eby Field House Cedar Rapids. James Henderson led Mount Mercy with 21 points while Keith Kuenstling added 14 and Jerome Campbell 10. Alex Tatman scored 19 for Coe. Kirkwood beat Indian Hills 66 55 in Cedar Rapids as Trevell Rivers posted 13 rebounds and 11 points. Stoermer led Kirkwood with four of six 3-pointers.
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Coe women overpower Mount Mercy in season opener
Coe defeated Mount Mercy 75-65 at Eby Field house as Coe took a five point edge each half. Kayla Waskow scored 20 and led rebounders with nine, Leslie Ware added 18 with four of six threes, while Catalina Quintana led Mount Mercy with 23 points. Shanda Novak had 10 and 12 rebounds for the Mustangs.
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Pearl rallies Vols to 100th win and record 124 points
Bruce Pearl notches his 100th win as Tennessee coach as the Volunteers crush UNC Asheville 124-49 setting a school record for points and 34 assists. Scotty Hopson leads at halftime with 21 career-high pace, while UNC Asheville stalls with only two field goals in the first half.
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Weekend collegiate and pro sports schedule recap
A compact listing of today’s sports events across several leagues. Kansas at Iowa and Iowa State at Kansas State feature in basketball and volleyball. baseball and junior hockey showings follow. Pro basketball includes Cavaliers at Wizards and Spurs at Mavericks with times and networks. college football games at Ball State and Michigan notch notable regional matchups. golf’s Dubai Desert Classic tees off late night.
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Eight Man Champion Game Set for Lenox vs Armstrong Ringsted
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Junior hockey USHL game at Rapids Indiana tonight
The USHL card features a 6:05 p.m. puck drop as the Rapids host Indiana in a junior hockey matchup. The late game pits two junior teams against each other in a pivotal league contest.
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Pro Hockey Tuesday Results Highlight Night Standings
Washington beat the Rangers 4 2 Montreal edged Carolina 3 2 in a shootout Ottawa won 3 2 against Toronto Nashville defeated San Jose 4 3 Colorado at Calgary was delayed Tonight games include Florida at Buffalo Dallas at Detroit Phoenix at Minnesota Colorado at Edmonton Philadelphia at Los Angeles with start times later Toronto and Minnesota hosts games radio lowa times listed
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Mount Mercy 65 falls to Coe 75 in Iowa hoops clash
Mount Mercy and Coe battled to a 75 65 final with Coe taking control in the second half. Key performances came from Kayla Waskow and Leslie Ware for Coe while Quintana and Novak paced Mount Mercy with double digit scoring.
Multisport Roundup Ends With Notable Roster Moves
Pro basketball and baseball updates include Sandy Alomar Jr named first base coach for the Indians, Quintin Berry and Yo han Flande purchased contracts by the Phillies, and Tim Teufel named manager of Binghamton. NFL notes cite Dwayne Bowe four-game suspension, with Ravens releasing Steve Hauschka and Panthers making several roster tweaks. Hockey and other leagues show retirements and recalls, while rushing and passing stats from Baltimore and Cleveland are listed.
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Jason Poclask
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Larry Johnson
Orion Jarris
Indian Hills Surges In Quad Opener Thriller
In last second action at Johnson Hall Indian Hills tops Kirkwood 66 55 after a defensive grind. Mount Mercy defeats Coe 76 64 while Mount Mercy hosts a 76 64 win led by Henderson and DeBoer scoring bursts.
Prep volleyball all district first team and awards list
New Hartford and Wapsie Valley lead with multiple selections. Hannah Willis of Dike-New Hartford named Player of the Year. Diane Harrs earns Coach of the Year for Dike-New Hartford. Second Team includes Wapsie Valley, Denver, and Hudson athletes. Also notes Athletes of the Week across Mississippi Valley and Iowa conferences, plus state sports honors for football and wrestling figures.
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Kalty Brouwer
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Men's Soccer All-Conference First Team Selections IOW4
Wartburg dominates with GK Trent Michael D Nate Minkel Kyle McKenna Matt Splittgerber and more. Loras earns multiple spots including Mejia and Bonilla as top forwards and midfielders. Central Luther Dubuque and Simpson also place players in both first and second teams.
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Kevin McQuerrey
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Jonathan Schroeder
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Fr. Dubuque
A.J. Josephs
Connor Skultery
Eric Shelton
Josh Inglebright
Brett McKenzie
Nate Hedrington
Ir. Wartburg
Pablo Martinez
Dubuaue
College wrestling results from Decorah and Indianola meet details
In Decorah results Louis Mazetta and Matt Chustz were winners, while WP and L faced decisive bouts including Swanson and Bokoski. At Decorah 125 Taylor Louie and 133 James Clark posted decisions, with Bokoski and Serbousek winning for Luther. In Indianola 125 Timothy Hood defeated Tyler Linderman and 141 Caleb Brus won by tech fall for SIM, with Baron Calvin Barber taking 157 for SIM and others securing wins for COR and SIM.
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Women's Soccer AWA Conference First Team and MVP Named
Megan Petersen and Sidney Rangel headline a list of first team selections across Simpson Wartburg Luther Loras and Dubuque with Jess Macauley Heather Akes Kate Young and Sara Fassbinder among top picks. Fassbinder earns MVP honors and Jason Berna of Dubuque is Coach of the Year as Natalie Baker Dolly Duffy and other seniors add depth to the all conference roster.
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Sidney Rangel
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Jess Macauley
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Jessica Kern
Loras
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Luther
Nicole Dillenburg
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Katy Wendi
Sara Fassbinder, Jr
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Dani Merrick
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