Demon Boys Rally Past Bloodhounds 68 60
Washington Demons snap a five year Ft Madison streak with a 68 60 win led by Tim Borchardt 21 points and 13 rebounds. Tim Lobb 13 Kelley Gipple 12 Scott Rich 10 also contributed as the Demons improve to 4 7 overall and 3 3 in league while Ft Madison drops to 8 4 and 4 2 in conference.
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Highland teams surge to wins at Danville
Highland boys led by Kirk Kaalberg with 27 points routed the Bears 85-59 in Southeast Iowa Conference action. Mary Swenson guided the Highland girls to a commanding win as well in the same Friday night matchup.
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Mid-Prairie Routs West Liberty in girls hoops 83 48
Mid-Prairie's Hawkettes jumped to a 25 10 first quarter lead and cruised to an 83 48 win over West Liberty in an Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Conference game at Wellman Nancy Duvall scored 37 points on 14 21 shooting to pace the victory as Mid-Prairie improved to 7 1 in conference and 9 4 overall Terry Lewis had 6 rebounds and 3 steals in her first start of the season for Mid Prairie Kris Dotson led West Liberty with 26 points Fankhauser added 14 while Mid Prairie out rebounded 46 15 and shot 53 percent. The report also notes Huskies and Highland boys and girls results from nearby towns with Swenson 30 pacing Highland and Kaalberg 12 19 shooting with 10 assists 8 rebounds 8 steals. Highland improved to 10 1 overall 9 1 league and Danville led by Mehaffy 24. Both Highland teams host Lone Tree next Tuesday.
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Celtics UCLA Win In Fifth and Sixth Grade League
In a Washington YMCA Friday game, the Celtics beat the Trailblazers 33 to 32 while the UCLA Cagers defeated the Globetrotters 60 to 21. Mark Redlinger and Eric Buchholz starred for the Celtics. Kevin Yoder added 8. Eric Busley led Trailblazers with 22. UCLA scorers included Matt Hennigan 26, Derek Cousins 10, Ted Sueppel 9. Dave Howell 9 and Robbie Benetor added some points.
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Tri-County Trojans Stay Perfect In Win Over Warriors
Tri-County Trojans defeated the Waco Warriors 84-50 in a Blackhawk conference game at Thornburg. Arendt led with 28 points while Haupert added 24 and Harper 15 as Tri-County built a large lead through the game and out-rebounded 28-22. Waco drops to 1-10 in conference play and 2-11 overall, next hosting Central of Argyle Hawks.
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Warriorettes Rally For 72 65 Victory Over Tri-County
Waco led by Lynn Hultquist with 36 points edged Tri-County 72 65 on Friday. Hultquist and Deanne Alvine scored 60 of the Warriorettes total as they pulled away in the third quarter after a tight first half. Tri County’s Kerry DeBont top scored with 25 while Rhonda Roth anchored defense with 10 rebounds and six steals. Waco improves to 13 2 overall and 10 2 in Blackhawk. they host Central of Argyle next Friday.
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Washington Demons edge Ft Madison as top scorer sits
Washington held on for a 67-59 win at Ft Madison with star Sharon Witthoft out most of the second half on foul trouble. Witthoft led Washington with 32 points, Jarrard 21, Jones 13 as Ft Madison’s five suspended players watched. Floyd Hoenig led FoMadison with 16, Thannert 14. Washington JV fell 45-23.
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Fresh freshman wrestlers down Mt. Pleasant 39 22
Washington ninth graders improved to 5-3 by defeating Mt. Pleasant Panthers 39-22 on home mats. Results show several forfeits and pins as the Demons, led by coach Leonard Kull, prepared for four meets and two tournaments in the next two weeks. The freshmen also face Mid-Prairie at home Monday.
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Girls and boys basketball scores across area games
Girls results include Washington 67 over Fort Madison 59 and Keota 60 over Belle Plaine 51. Morning Sun fell to Columbus 74 43 and New London lost 89 25 to Mediapolis. Boys scores feature Washington 68 Fort Madison 60 and Sigourney 75 over BGM 62 with Mount Pleasant 60 over Fairfield 49.
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Foreman to fight Pedro Agosto in Pensacola bout
George Foreman meets Puerto Rican Pedro Agosto in a 10 round non-title bout in Pensacola Florida. Foreman aims for a fifth straight win and says he will stay active to wait for another shot at Muhammad Ali. Agosto holds a 26-6-1 record with 19 knockouts.
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