Muskies fall in low scoring clash at Clinton upset loss
Muscatine High School boys suffered their first defeat of the season in a 37 35 setback at Clinton. Senior guard Matt Kolar hit two technical free throws early in the second half and Clinton pulled ahead in the final minutes. Clinton dominated the boards and hit key shots, while Muscatine struggled from the field and committed more turnovers. The Muskies drop to 2 1 in Mississippi Valley play and travel next to Cedar Rapids Kennedy.
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Muscatine girls upset Hempstead 57 27 in Dubuque
Muscatine High School girls basketball shocked Dubuque Hempstead 57 to 27 in a Mississippi Valley conference game. Guard trio and forwards led a stifling defense and patient offense after a frigid road trip, earning their third win in seven. Greenwald scored 25, Crouse 17, Hart 1, with Pribyl out due to injury.
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Michelle Deroun
Janet Rath
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Dorgen Mehaney
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Muskies Fall to Clinton in Low-Scoring Sophomore Clash
Muscatine sophomore team trailed Clinton early and fought back to within six at halftime, but a persistent River Kings lead held firm into the second half. Dan Roushar went cold for Muscatine, missing all six shots, as Clinton used quickness and a late surge to stay ahead.
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Southeast Iowa Conference Girls Basketball Leaders Maintain Pace
Mid Prairie remains atop the Southeast Iowa Conference after a 76 67 win over Durant as Solon edged West Liberty 43 40 and Mount Vernon beat Clear Creek 63 62 Nila Schnoor of Durant and Nancy Duvall of Mid Prairie led scoring with 46 points each while Carol Henry Mount Vernon and Betty Davis West Branch also produced big nights.
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Betty Davis
Iowa
Tale of Two Cities in NFL Season Climax
Bruce Lowitt describes Seattle and Tampa Bay as two weathered rivals in a pivotal season finale. The Seahawks aim to match expansion team milestones while the Buccaneers chase a rare 0-14 knotless record, amid a slate of NFL games and scattered college-like scoring details.
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Muskie soph girls drop 10-point loss to Hempstead
Unbeaten Dubuque Hempstead held off a late Muscatine High School rally for a 54 44 Mississippi Valley Conference victory. Muscatine trailed 17 10 after the first period but narrowed the gap to 49 35 after three quarters and within 10 late. Mary Delaney led all scorers with 25, Joni Hansen had 24 for Muscatine while Hempstead got 12 from Dee King.
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Lynne Goedken
FTSA
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Sue Dotts
Margaret Kivlahand
Sheri Moran
Kim Beck
Kristi Johnson
Dawn Newman
Pam Becher
Sherry Conery
MCC Women Reach Final in St Ambrose Tournament
MCC girls upset Clarke College 54 to 50 to earn a spot in the championship game against St Ambrose at noon today. Deb AndresenLed with 16 points, Lori Fisher 13, Deb Jacobsen 11 as Corrine Welsh notches first MCC win and prepares a home game vs Cedar Rapids Kirkwood on Tuesday night.
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