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Event 3 Boys 5k Run CC Varsity
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Brace, Chris 12 Harlan 17:21.68 1
2 Sunberg, Josh 11 Red Oak 17:31.68 2
3 Sciranko, Philip 12 Harlan 17:53.12 3
4 Sciranko, Michael 10 Harlan 17:58.05 4
5 Young, Brad Shenandoah 17:59.60 5
6 Blake, Joe Shenandoah 18:01.40 6
7 Burris, Preston 11 Harlan 18:02.06 7
8 Jones, Brad 11 Harlan 18:03.59 8
9 Mumm, Andrew 11 Harlan 18:03.96 9
10 Feller, Austin Shenandoah 18:13.84 10
11 Finnell, Lucas Shenandoah 18:18.68 11
12 Smith, Jared Clarinda Academy 18:29.05
13 LeRette, Logan 11 Red Oak 18:31.06 12
14 Lang, Mackenzy 11 Southwest Iowa 18:40.68
15 Williams, Josiah Atlantic 18:41.02 13
16 Feldman, Jacob 11 Harlan 18:47.68 14
17 Jones, Ty Rockport 18:50.84 15
18 French, Gavin 11 Red Oak 18:56.62 16
19 Hoyt, Nate Shenandoah 18:59.31 17
20 Sherman, Jared 11 Red Oak 19:03.90 18
21 Munsey, Morgan Atlantic 19:21.40 19
22 Wieser, Adam Atlantic 19:27.09 20
23 Schon, Travis 12 Red Oak 19:28.31 21
24 Rolenc, Weston 09 Red Oak 19:28.84 22
25 David, Hu Shenandoah 19:29.27 23
26 Peterson, Lane 11 Southwest Valley 19:30.68 24
27 Newton, Garrett 12 Southwest Valley 19:39.96 25
28 Peters, Tyrel Griswold 19:43.24 26
29 Richardson, Trevor 10 Clarinda 19:47.68
30 Luckado, Tyler 09 Clarinda 19:51.00
31 Shadden, Phoenix Atlantic 19:52.02 27
32 Shatava, Lucas 09 Clarinda 20:13.28
33 Thomsen, Michael Atlantic 20:14.88 28
34 Meek, Dusty Griswold 20:19.61 29
35 Holmes, Trevor Rockport 20:20.03 30
36 Chase, Hiser Shenandoah 20:20.86 31
37 Thomsen, David Atlantic 20:28.52 32
38 Brooks, Zach Atlantic 20:28.84 33
39 Minter, Corbin Rockport 20:30.65 34
40 Dyson, Ryan 10 Red Oak 20:36.11 35
41 McManigal, Kegan Griswold 20:41.46 36
42 Jones, Tyler Rockport 20:42.06 37
43 Stull, Alex 10 Clarinda 20:49.34
44 Turack, Joshua Griswold 21:02.72 38
45 Oldenkamp, Quintin 9 Southwest Valley 22:00.87 39
46 Feltner, Taber Griswold 22:08.02 40
47 Ramsey, Grayson 09 Bedford 22:09.65
48 Turack, Joseph Griswold 22:10.21 41
49 Haggerty, Conor 9 Southwest Valley 22:21.56 42
50 Miller, Ethan Rockport 22:39.78 43
51 Haynes, Grant Griswold 22:57.18 44
52 Rato Tuero, Sergio 10 Southwest Iowa 23:28.18
53 Lucas, Dylan 12 Southwest Iowa 23:32.21
54 Baldwin, Evan 12 Southwest Valley 23:46.74 45
55 Roberts, Williams 12 Southwest Valley 23:47.06 46
56 Rhine, Dillion Clarinda Academy 25:20.68
57 Saylor, Matt 09 Bedford 25:27.96
58 Welch, Eric 09 Bedford 30:20.21
Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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1 Harlan 23 1 3 4 7 8 9 14
Total Time: 1:29:18.50
Average: 17:51.70
2 Shenandoah 49 5 6 10 11 17 23 31
Total Time: 1:31:32.83
Average: 18:18.57
3 Red Oak 69 2 12 16 18 21 22 35
Total Time: 1:33:31.57
Average: 18:42.32
4 Atlantic 107 13 19 20 27 28 32 33
Total Time: 1:37:36.41
Average: 19:31.29
5 Rockport 159 15 30 34 37 43
Total Time: 1:43:03.36
Average: 20:36.68
6 Griswold 169 26 29 36 38 40 41 44
Total Time: 1:43:55.05
Average: 20:47.01
7 Southwest Valley 175 24 25 39 42 45 46
Total Time: 1:47:19.82
Average: 21:27.97
Event 4 Girls 4k Run CC Varsity
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Topham, Rebekah Griswold 15:20.62 1
2 Hulsing, Mackenzie 09 Southwest Iowa 17:00.22
3 Mogler, Charissa 09 Bedford 17:06.62 2
4 Williams, Tiffany Atlantic 17:07.00 3
5 Cabeen, Sarah 10 Clarinda 17:17.81 4
6 Mayberry, Mercedee 10 Harlan 17:23.06 5
7 Young, Lizzy 11 Glenwood 17:25.06 6
8 Hart, Megan Shenandoah 17:36.96 7
9 Lappe, Leah Griswold 17:46.40 8
10 Flippin, Alyx Griswold 17:53.52 9
11 Graber, Nikki 11 Red Oak 17:59.15 10
12 Brockman, Alexis Atlantic 18:11.18 11
13 Mayer, Elizabeth 11 Clarinda 18:12.72 12
14 Hansen, Bailey 09 Harlan 18:15.83 13
15 Maurer, Bridget Griswold 18:17.31 14
16 Munsinger, Erica Shenandoah 18:19.72 15
17 Vannausdle, Paige 12 Red Oak 18:22.75 16
18 Dean, Molly 10 Glenwood 18:28.09 17
19 Redler, Whitney 11 Harlan 18:30.24 18
20 Buman, Jessica 09 Harlan 18:31.15 19
21 Blum, Emily 12 Harlan 18:32.84 20
22 Shearer, Natalie 10 Glenwood 18:41.40 21
23 Finnegan, Jillian 09 Glenwood 18:48.18 22
24 Sorensen, Savannah Atlantic 18:53.02 23
25 Ray, Angela Shenandoah 18:54.17 24
26 Brower, Ashley 10 Red Oak 18:55.40 25
27 Jensen, Shea Shenandoah 19:08.68 26
28 Kinghorn, Delaney Shenandoah 19:12.97 27
29 McBride, Stephanie Shenandoah 19:14.99 28
30 Finnegan, Mackenzie Shenandoah 19:15.36 29
31 Mogler, Michaela 12 Bedford 19:18.75 30
32 McCue, Hannah 11 Glenwood 19:20.59 31
33 Wyman, Alyssa Griswold 19:29.68 32
34 Shuler, Stephanie 12 Southwest Valley 19:34.52 33
35 Arellano, Felicia 09 Glenwood 19:37.93 34
36 Waltz, Ashleigh Atlantic 19:39.40 35
37 Schmidt, Chantel 12 Harlan 19:48.24 36
38 VanFossen, Shelby 09 Clarinda 19:56.02 37
39 Topham, Joanna Griswold 19:56.40 38
40 Fellers, Ellen 12 Red Oak 19:57.00 39
41 Davidson, Grace 09 Clarinda 19:57.37 40
42 Parker, Justice Atlantic 20:02.06 41
43 Top, Kendra 12 Southwest Valley 20:19.11 42
44 Mullen, Mariah 11 Clarinda 20:35.96 43
45 Bergren, Diana 9 Southwest Valley 20:42.84 44
46 O’Dell, Elissa 09 Bedford 20:43.31 45
47 Taylor, Chloey 10 Red Oak 20:48.46 46
48 Keefe, Darien 11 Southwest Valley 20:54.52 47
49 Cornelison, Jordyn 10 Red Oak 21:14.75 48
50 Buttry, Halie 09 Southwest Iowa 21:20.24
51 Freund, Lexi Atlantic 21:25.18 49
52 Carlson, Haley Atlantic 21:27.02 50
53 Martin, Montana Rockport 21:43.24
54 Sunderman, Hannah 09 Clarinda 22:04.02 51
55 Harvey, Aunica Southwest Valley 22:54.09 52
56 Straw, Sydney 10 Red Oak 22:59.50 53
57 Negrete, Josie Clarinda Academy 23:51.83
58 Sewell, Angelica Clarinda Academy 23:57.37
59 Carpenter, Samantha 09 Bedford 25:10.40 54
60 Burn, Madelynn 10 Bedford 25:49.28 55
61 Gilbert, Alyssa 11 Southwest Iowa 28:29.72
62 Fergeson, Aryn Rockport 31:23.65
Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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1 Griswold 64 1 8 9 14 32 38
Total Time: 1:28:47.53
Average: 17:45.51
2 Harlan 75 5 13 18 19 20 36
Total Time: 1:31:13.12
Average: 18:14.63
3 Glenwood 97 6 17 21 22 31 34
Total Time: 1:32:43.32
Average: 18:32.67
4 Shenandoah 99 7 15 24 26 27 28 29
Total Time: 1:33:12.50
Average: 18:38.50
5 Atlantic 113 3 11 23 35 41 49 50
Total Time: 1:33:52.66
Average: 18:46.54
6 Red Oak 136 10 16 25 39 46 48 53
Total Time: 1:36:02.76
Average: 19:12.56
7 Clarinda 136 4 12 37 40 43 51
Total Time: 1:35:59.88
Average: 19:11.98
8 Bedford 186 2 30 45 54 55
Total Time: 1:48:08.36
Average: 21:37.68
9 Southwest Valley 218 33 42 44 47 52
Total Time: 1:44:25.08
Average: 20:53.02
PERRY, Iowa (AP) – The historic Hotel Pattee in Perry that abruptly closed earlier this summer now has a new owner. Des Moines television station KCCI reports that Jay and Denise Hartz, of St. Louis, have bought the building and plan to reopen it by the end of October. The couple plan to first clean the 40-room boutique hotel and make some repairs.
Mayor Jay Pattee says the development is “a huge deal for Perry.” Jay Hartz said several Perry residents invested a total of $500,000 to reopen the hotel. The hotel underwent a multi-million-dollar renovation in the 1990s, but closed in 2006 after losing money. A new owner re-opened it in 2008.
Its previous owner, Leisure Hotels, said it was forced to close the hotel in August because of financial difficulties.
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) – Nebraska coach Bo Pelini went on a profanity-laced tirade against fans and two newspaper writers in 2011 audio that surfaced on the sports website Deadspin. The audio posted Monday catches Pelini speaking with Husker Sports Network play-by-play man Greg Sharpe before his postgame radio interview following Nebraska’s win over Ohio State in October 2011. The conversation was off air.
Pelini had been criticized by fans and media in the days leading to the Ohio State game for the Huskers’ performance the week before in a 31-point loss at Wisconsin. In the audio, Pelini repeatedly uses an expletive to refer to what he calls “fair-weather” fans.
After the audio went viral Monday, Pelini released the following statement:
“I want to sincerely apologize for my comments from two years ago which became public today. I take full responsibility for these comments. They were spoken in a private room following the Ohio State game. I was venting following a series of emotional events which led to this moment. That being said, these comments are in no way indicative of my true feelings. I love it here in Nebraska and feel fortunate to be associated with such a great University and fan base. I again apologize to anyone whom I have offended,” Pelini said.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) – Iowan Zach Johnson shot a final round 6-under-65 to win the BMW Championship. Johnson completed the tournament two shots in front of Nick Watney and three in front of Jim Furyk. The round was completed on Monday because of bad weather the previous afternoon.
Tiger Woods began the day at minus-9 and completed play the same way after an even-par 71.
The Freese-Notis weather forecast for Atlantic & the KJAN listening area, and weather info. for Atlantic….
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Iowa State University researchers have developed a new tool to help fight a virus sweeping across U-S hog farms that has the potential to kill entire litters of piglets. Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea Virus has been confirmed in 17 states including Iowa since its first appearance last spring. Iowa State University’s John Johnson says they’ve developed a test that identifies the animal’s immune response to exposure to help determine when it’s safe to move the hogs.
“If we say, well, the P-C-R is negative but they are antibody positive, then the producer and their veterinarian have to assess the amount of risk they’re willing to assume on moving those animals,” Johnson says. But, Johnson says, if both tests are negative, producers can be confident their pigs won’t infect a new herd. Johnson says researchers are still trying to understand this virus. “There’s just a whole lot we don’t know yet about PED as far as the whole epidemiology of the disease,” according to Johnson.
P-E-D-V is particularly devastating for piglets and entire litters can be wiped out — which poses serious economic impacts for producers. P-E-D-V has been confirmed on almost 600 farms, but is not dangerous to humans.
(Radio Iowa)
Those who track farm injuries say grain bin accidents and wrecks involving all-terrain vehicles are increasing, while the number of children killed in farm-related accidents is on the decline. This is National Farm Safety and Health Week and Carolyn Sheridan — director of the “AgriSafe” program at Spencer’s Hospital — says operating a farm isn’t a “one-person show.”
“This involves the entire family many times or extended family members, so when we talk health and safety we need to…decide who’s doing the jobs…Maybe we’re asking somebody who’s young to do a job they’re not quite prepared for or maybe a farmer who’s maybe retired (or) slightly retired and they might be helping through the harvest season…What are we going to be doing different to keep those people safe?” Sheridan asks. “…Remember, throughout life we have different skill sets. You know, we may have a teenager who may be asked to do something different throughout the harvest because we need the workforce. So, what is our workforce made up of and what can we do make sure that we’re keeping them safe all through the harvest?”
According to the Centers for Disease Control, tractor roll-overs are the leading cause of death on the farm. Sheridan, who is a farm wife herself, counsels folks on the farm to ask questions. “And I maybe not have driven that tractor since last harvest and I don’t remember exactly what I’m supposed to do and we’re busy and maybe I don’t ask for the right instructions or remember those sorts of things,” Sheridan says, “or maybe that tractor seat isn’t far enough ahead for me and it’s hard for me to get those brakes and things.”
On average, about 112 kids under the age of 20 die each year from farm-related injuries. Sheridan says there are a number of things families have to consider in order to keep kids safe on the farm. “Do we have safe play areas? Are we taking them along with us?” Sheridan says. “What about after school? They’re coming home alone, you know are they’re going to look for us? — things such as that.” The latest data from the U.S. Department of Labor shows those working in the agriculture sector are in the most dangerous line of work in America. National Farm Safety Week was first established in 1944 and is held the third week in September.
(Radio Iowa)
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