Griswold Boys Meet:

1. St. Albert  183
2. Griswold  122
3. Missouri Valley  104
4. Nodaway Valley  72
5. Stanton  38
6. Corning  30

Full Results:  01152_griswoldcoed13

Gonzales-Parrish Invite @ Guthrie Center:

Boys:

1. IKM-Manning  146
2. South Central Calhoun  105
3. Panorama  102
4. Adair-Casey  83
5. Underwood  71

Girls:

1. Panorama  167
2. IKM-Manning  119
3. Tri-Center  118
4. Audubon  101
5. Exira/EHK  74

Shenandoah Mustang Invite:

1. Glenwood  149
2. Shenandoah  110
3. Fremont-Mills 74
4. Sidney  55
5. Red Oak  50
6. Clarinda  50
7. Clarinda Academy  35
8. Nishnabotna  12
9. South Page  9
10. Essex  7

Girls Tennis:

• Red Oak 5, Atlantic 4
• North Polk 5, Audubon 4
• Shenandoah 7, Creston 2

Boys Tennis:

• Red Oak 9, Atlantic 0
• Denison 9, Thomas Jefferson 0
• Creston 7, Shenandoah 2

Girls Golf:

•  Atlantic 205, Shenandoah 209, Red Oak 290 (Medalist: Brooke Fletcher, Atlantic 40; Runner-up: Kristen Fichter, Shen 44)
• Audubon 182, Coon Rapids-Bayard 235, Exira/EHK 240 (Medalist: Susie Bylund, Audubon 40, Runner-up: Lexie Thygesen, Audubon 44)
• Carroll 194, Winterset 206, Denison 230
• Underwood 251, Southwest Iowa 314

Boys Golf:

• Atlantic 156, Red Oak 180, Shenandoah 191 (Medalist: Evan Schuler, AHS 37; Runner-up: Nick Barry, AHS, 39)
• Audubon 175, Coon Rapids-Bayard 195, Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton 199 (Medalist: Andy Hoffmann, Audubon 39; Runner-up: Chance Lauritsen, Exira/EHK 44)
• Villisca 187, Lenox 191, Bedford 197 (Medalist: Evan Baldwin, Villisca 38; Runner-up: Cole Sunderman, Villisca 38)
• Underwood 200, Southwest Iowa 213

Girls Soccer:

• Kuemper Catholic 3, Atlantic 2 (Nicole Baier & Emily Mitchell scored for AHS, Maren McNees 20 saves)
• Harlan 6, A-H-S-T 0
• Lewis Central 7, Thomas Jefferson 1
• Nodaway Valley/AC/WCV 4, Winterset 3
• Underwood 2, Denison-Schleswig 1

Boys Soccer:

• Denison 4, Harlan 0
• Glenwood 3, Creston 0
• Lewis Central 3, Kuemper Catholic 0
• Abraham Lincoln 2, Riverside 1 (OT)
• Underwood 7, Clarinda Academy 0
• Nodaway Valley/WCV/A-C 3, Carroll 2

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – Lolo Jones returned from a brief stint as a bobsledder with a gold medal and more strength than ever. Jones’s power burst has led her to adopt a new starting technique – one she hopes can rejuvenate her hurdling career.

Jones helped the U.S. bobsled team win a gold medal at the world championships in Switzerland in January. She also discovered she was setting personal bests in training after pushing around a 400-pound sled for months.   Such power has inspired Jones to try a new seven-step starting technique, which shaves off a step leading to the first hurdle by using longer strides, at this weekend’s Drake Relays.

Jones, who grew up in Des Moines, will run the 100-meter hurdles final Saturday against London Olympics rivals and medalists Dawn Harper and Kellie Wells.