Decker joins the party at MVC cross country meet
Cedar Falls star Jaden Merrick won the boys race in 14 55 with Quentin Nauman and Keegan Decker close behind in 15 04 and 15 05 as Cedar Falls edged City High and Prairie in a tight team battle at Seminole Valley Park. Decker, from Liberty, showed strong pace to finish third amid a trio of top runners.
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Musa shows focus as hurricane season hits Cedar Rapids ice
Florida native Jason Musa, 17, of the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders, balances hockey promise with memories of past hurricanes. He explains evacuations from Estero to Jacksonville and 2016 Hurricane Matthew robbery. Musa has three assists in five games and has committed to UMass. His brother Jack and father played pro hockey. coach Mark Carlson praises his competitiveness and talent.
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UNI DB adapts to laid back and chill Midwest life
UNI defensive back Jonathan Cabral-Martin, from Lynbrook New York, explains why Northern Iowa suits him as he started at safety and moves to cornerback. He notes the Midwest's tradition and friendly pace in Cedar Falls and looks ahead to a conference clash at No 4 South Dakota.
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Nadal to retire after 2024 season ending run
Rafael Nadal, 38, announces retirement after winning 22 Grand Slams, with 14 at Roland Garros, citing years of injuries and limited play. He says next month's Davis Cup finals will mark his farewell, following hip surgery in 2023 and sparse major appearances.
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