Printy Joins Hawkeyes Four Years After High School Fame
Two former dream-busters are now Jaime Printy’s teammates at Iowa. Kelly Krei and Trisha Nesbitt, once rivals in 2008 and 2009 state semifinals, share space at University of Iowa. Printy, a freshman commit four years ago, remains a Hawkeye shooting guard amid lineup reshuffles and injury comebacks as Abby Emmert starts as director of operations.
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Cross Country Leaders Crown Union Meet Standings
In Laporte City Union places fifth with East Marshall leading 66 to BCLUW 81 and Denver-Tripoli 89. Individual winner Terry Nielsen of NUHS posted 16 32 while Levi Storohann of BCLUW and Sloan Beninga of D-NH followed. In Oelwein Decorah tops with 40 points and Waverly-Shell Rock second. Daniel Rediske of WSR wins in 6 01.26 with Daniel Huff of WSR posting 14 31.88 for another top finish.
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Cross Country Meet Results for Girls WIWINDATINA
Wisconsin I Windat ina meet results list team placements and individual top finishers. Union and Hudson lead team standings with Decorah and New Hampton podium in another race. Individual winners include Holly Halstead and Brittany Frush in fast times at Velwein Hickory Grove GC.
Bowling Leagues May City Bowl Action Highlights
Tuesday league results feature Erin Carter 200, Shanna Schmidt 585, Willy Worrell 244 681, Jeff Hansen 279, Logan Moore 725 at May City Bowl. Lancer Lanes shows Tim Kohra 269, Marshall Mollen 675, Lancer Ladies Heather Zamastit 244 676, Coffee Hour Rudy Hrdlicka 276 733. Cedar Rapids Bowling Center hosts Battle of the Sexes Anita Kern 212 609 and Tim Mentzer 257 709. Staff Of Life Jerry Jong Peter Kruk 279 and Steve Lawrence 279 751. Castle Lanes Who Cares Kris Thompson 249 577 Bret Pflughaupt 236 632. Westdale Bowling Center Pro Trio Jason Pitts 269 Rob Aimers 745.
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NBA Preseason Scores Roundup From Weekend Gallery
Washington topped Cleveland 109 to 104 while Boston beat Toronto 106 to 90. Atlanta prevailed over Memphis 111 to 96 and Oklahoma City edged Miami 96 to 91. Chicago defeated Minnesota 99 to 94. Los Angeles clobbered Chicago 93 to 90. Phoenix at Portland was listed as late.
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World Championships London qualifiers all around results
U S gymnast Rebecca Bross ranks second with 57.400 points in London, followed by Ana Porgras of Romania and Lauren Mitchell of Australia. Other top finishers include Deng Linlin of China, Bridget Sloan of Indiana, and Koko Tsurumi of Japan with strong vault and uneven bars showings. Competitors from Russia Japan France Canada Britain North Korea and Australia contend across apparatus finals and overall standings.
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Larrissa Miller
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Pro football and baseball schedule wrap up in autumn notes
A dense listing covers NFL games Sunday noon starts including Detroit at Green Bay and New Orleans at New York, plus late games. It also details Division playoff standings with the American and National Leagues, including Los Angeles and New York postseason series dates and times, and the World Series schedule through early November with note marks for possible games.
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Pro hockey scores and college soccer results brief
Pro hockey results include Jestay Te Buffalo 6 Detroit 2 Columbus 2 Calgary 1 Colorado 4 Toronto 1 Pittsburgh 3 Carolina 2 NY Rangers 4 Los Angeles 2 Chicago 4 Edmonton 3 Dallas 6 Nashville 0 plus late and upcoming matchups. College notes report Loras 3 Coe 1 with goals by Young Kern Snook and assists by Wilson Dutty and Mount Mercy 2 Waldorf 1 with Kiernan Shay O’Brien and Wartourg 7 Cornell d and multiple players with assists listed.
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Mount Mercy Dominates Waldorf in 7 1 Victory
Mount Mercy shirted Waldorf 7 1 as Enrique Cortina and Sid Beck each scored twice along with Urlic Virovkic Lamb Rumery and Morales tallying. Assists came from Virovkic Mattison Warthurs and Farrell Hedrington Prater Palmer Caok.
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Hawkeye women load with leadership as Wahlin steps up
Iowa women’s basketball returns Alexander and Kamille Wahlin as starters. With Smith gone, Wahlin is projected at point guard while Bluder warns of middle-of-pack expectations. The team opens practice Friday and hosts Santa Clara on November 14 in the Hawkeye Challenge.
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Drake Bulldogs add 11 newcomers led by Ben Simons
Des Moines AP Drake coach Mark Phelps embraces a deep freshman class led by 6-8 Ben Simons who averaged 29.4 points in high school and earned runner up for Mr. Basketball. The newcomers include six freshmen and height across the front line with 7-foot Sean Jones redshirting and guards David Smith and Sean Duff competing for early minutes.
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Yankees and Giants make roster moves and staff changes
Baseball notes include Trent Lockwood signing with the Yankees and Tony DeMaio named Atlanta scouting director. Giants announce Carney Lansford will not return as hitting coach. NBA fines involve Charlotte coach Larry Brown and organization after October 12 game. Lionel Hollins fined for officials incident. NFL team moves include Bills, Panthers, Cowboys, Lions, Colts, Dolphins, Vikings, Patriots, Raiders, Steelers, Chargers, and Redskins transactions. College notes show Binghamton coach Kevin Broadus placed on leave and Georgia suspends Vance Cuff after arrest.
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Area sports schedule highlights for Marion to Dubuque
Area prep volleyball and cross country events take place across multiple meets in Waterloo and Dubuque with divisions and participating schools Washington Linn-Mar Jefferson Prairie Xavier Kennedy Iowa City West City High. Girls diving and MVC Championships are at Loras. College volleyball features Mount Mercy at Coe and Cornell at Augustana. Major league baseball has Phillies at Dodgers on TBS.
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