w/ Ric Hanson
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Girls Team Scoring
1. Shenandoah-Essex 45
2. Harlan 51
3. Lewis Central 85
4. Creston 115
5. Atlantic 119
6. Glenwood 164
7. Denison-Schleswig 187
8. Kuemper Catholic 215
9. Clarinda 241
Girls Individual
1. Ali Krogman (Atlantic) 15:50 — 1st ever 4-time H-10 Champion
2. Maria Mostek (Creston)
3. Jessica Feldman (Harlan)
4. Bailey Kuhl (Harlan)
5. Alexis Saner (Shenandoah-Essex)
6. Marissa Klindt (Harlan)
7. Mariah Johnson (Shenandoah-Essex)
8. Megan Hart (Shenandoah-Essex)
9. Lindsey Quaas (Lewis Central)
10. Emily Wagnall (Creston)
Boys Team Scoring
1. Glenwood 32
2. Shenandoah-Essex 62
3. Harlan 76
4. Denison-Schleswig 135
5. Atlantic 152
6. Lewis Central 154
7. Red Oak 189
8. Creston 205
9. Kuemper Catholic 206
10. Clarinda 222
Boys Individual
1. Mark Abrams (Glenwood)
2. Sean Skillern (Shenandoah-Essex)
3. James Fuller (Glenwood)
4. Jeff Reeve (Glenwood)
5. Philip Sciranko (Harlan)
6. Brady Wheeler (Glenwood)
7. Dustin Werner (Kuemper Catholic)
8. Zac McCoy (Shenandoah-Essex)
9. Cesar Aguilera (Denison-Schleswig)
10. Blake Esbeck (Atlantic)
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School
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Record
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LW
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1
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Tripoli
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33-3
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1
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2
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LeMars Gehlen Catholic
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27-1
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2
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3
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Holy Trinity Catholic
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38-2
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3
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4
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Boyden-Hull
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22-3
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4
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5
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Stanton
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28-1
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5
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6
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Janesville
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25-10
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7
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7
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Marquette Catholic
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28-4
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8
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8
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Bedford
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28-7
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9
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9
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East Union
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27-4
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6
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10
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Woodward-Granger
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13-4
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11
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11
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Lisbon
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24-8
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14
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12
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River Valley
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23-10
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15
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13
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Algona Bishop Garrigan
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16-9
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NR
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14
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Ar-We-Va
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19-8
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NR
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15
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Guthrie Center
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14-6
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12
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School
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Record
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LW
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1
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Western Christian
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38-0
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1
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2
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Lake Mills
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37-0
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2
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3
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Dike-New Hartford
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37-3
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3
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4
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Grundy Center
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37-1
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4
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5
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Sumner-Fredericksburg
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27-2
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5
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6
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Mediapolis
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34-1
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6
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7
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Sheldon
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26-3
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7
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8
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Pella Christian
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20-4
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8
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9
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West Branch
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34-4
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12
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10
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West Liberty
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22-10
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10
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11
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Gilbert
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22-5
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13
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12
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Edgewood-Colesburg
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25-2
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9
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13
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Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto
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23-6
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14
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14
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Tri-Center
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26-3
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15
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15
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Roland-Story
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20-5
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11
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School
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Record
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LW
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1
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Dubuque Wahlert
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21-7
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1
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2
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Solon
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26-1
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2
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3
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Waverly-Shell Rock
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36-3
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3
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4
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West Delaware
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33-5
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6
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5
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Sioux City Bishop Heelan
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33-9
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4
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6
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Charles City
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25-6
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7
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7
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Maquoketa
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27-4
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7
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8
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Bondurant-Farrar
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28-6
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5
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9
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Union
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28-7
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9
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10
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Harlan
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27-6
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11
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11
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Central DeWitt
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20-14
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10
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12
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Red Oak
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19-5
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12
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13
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Davenport Assumption
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22-9
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NR
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14
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Carroll
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20-8
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15
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15
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Algona
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19-8
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NR
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School
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Record
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LW
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1
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Iowa City West
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27-6
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1
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2
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Iowa City High
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30-2
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2
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3
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Ankeny
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21-5
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3
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4
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Dubuque Hempstead
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22-6
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10
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5
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Dowling Catholic
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19-7
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5
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6
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Southeast Polk
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21-4
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6
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7
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Cedar Rapids Kennedy
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22-8
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7
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8
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Waukee
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22-5
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8
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9
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Pleasant Valley
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24-6
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9
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10
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Urbandale
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26-7
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4
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11
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Cedar Falls
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22-9
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11
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12
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Lewis Central
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22-7
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12
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13
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Ames
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21-11
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15
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14
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Johnston
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18-9
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13
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15
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Clinton
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18-9
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NR
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Hawkeye 10:
Western Iowa Tournament:
Rolling Hills:
Others:
Atlantic Leaders:
Attacks:
Shelby Worth 11 of 12 with 2 kills
Sam McConnell 13 of 19 with 4 kills
Nora Walker 10 of 12 with 3 kills
Blocks:
Nora Walker 2 ace blocks
Sam McConnell 1 ace blocks
Serving:
Paige Kennon 7 of 7
Kenzie Holmes 3 of 3
Sam McConnell 5 of 6 with 1 ace
Rachelle Wagoner 1 of 2 with 1 ace
Digs:
Kenzie Holmes 12 digs
Paige Kennon 10 digs
Shelby Worth 6 digs
Assists:
Shelby Worth and Paige Kennon each with 4 assists
Coach Chris Jahnke Comments:
“There is not much to say about tonight’s match. We played flat and tired and just could not get anything going. We hope to bounce back and look to play better Saturday at Knoxville. I hope when we play them again in the regional tournament, we will play our game.”
Hwy 6/Keg Creek Project conceptual image (IA-DOT)
The Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) is replacing the U.S. 6 bridge over Keg Creek in Pottawattamie County using a unique accelerated bridge construction (ABC) design – a first for Iowa. Officials say you can watch it all happen live, via the project webcam.
To accelerate construction, the bridge is being completely prefabricated off-site. Once the bridge sections are delivered to the site, only a two-week road closure will be required for installation. If traditional construction methods had been used for this project, the road would have been partially or completely closed for several months, resulting in substantial traffic disruption.
The Iowa DOT has launched a new website so the public has easy access to detailed information about the project, complete with an animated video depicting the construction process. The website also includes a live web camera to follow the construction process and a brief user satisfaction survey. Access the website at www.iowadot.gov/us6kegcreek.
An altercation at the Harlan High School Wednesday resulted in one student being sent to the hospital, and another charged with assault. According to the Harlan Police Department, 15-year old Aaron Mikels, of Harlan, was charged with assault causing injury, following an altercation between the teen and Justin Dickinson, who is also from Harlan. Dickinson was transported to Myrtue Medical Center following the incident, where he was treated for a possible head injury. Mikels was cited for the alleged offense, and released to the custody of his father. The case was referred to Juvenile Court.
On October 6th, three teens from Harlan and a fourth from Elk Horn, were cited for offenses which included assault, disorderly conduct, and false reporting to police, following an altercation at the Harlan Skate Park. Authorities say 17-year old Hannah Shackelford, of Harlan, was charged with Disorderly Conduct, Assault with Injury, and False Reporting to Police. Tabatha Wyatt, age 17, of Harlan, was charged with Criminal Mischief, Disorderly Conduct, and Assault with Injury. 16-year old Shantel Ayers, of Harlan, was charged with Disorderly Conduct, and, 17-year old Dylan Jager, of Elk Horn, was charged with Disorderly Conduct, Assault with injury, and False Reporting to Police. Each of the teens were cited and released to their parents or guardians. Their cases were referred to Juvenile Court.
In other news, Police in Harlan report a Harlan man was arrested October 5th, after he allegedly struck an off-duty police officer in the chest. 21-year old Dane Dodge was charged with assault. Dodge posted a $300 cash bond on Tuesday. His trial was set for March 13th, 2012 in Shelby County District Court. And, a Harlan teen was charged with assault on October 5th, following an investigation into an incident which occurred September 24th between 16-year old Haley Miller and another girl. The assault charge was filed by the alleged victim and her mother against Miller, who was cited for the alleged offense. Her case was referred to Juvenile Court.
Week 8 — October 14
Class 3-A, District 1
Carroll @ Atlantic (Live updates from Brett Johnson)
Lewis Central @ Red Oak
Harlan @ Winterset
Glenwood @ Creston
Class 3-A, District 2
Denison @ Rock Valley
Class 2-A, District 2
JSPC @ Kuemper Catholic
Maple Valley @ Missouri Valley
Class 2-A, District 8
Colfax-Mingo @ Clarinda
Shenandoah @ Pella Christian
Class 1-A, District 1
IKM-Manning @ Westwood
Class 1-A, District 7
Pleasantville @ West Central Valley
Nodaway Valley @ Central Decatur
Panorama @ Mount Ayr
Class 1-A, District 8
Clarinda Academy @ Underwood
Logan-Magnolia @ Griswold (Live on KJAN & KJAN.com)
Audubon @ St. Albert
Treynor @ Tri-Center
Class A, District 7
Earlham @ Guthrie Center
Class A, District 8
Corning @ Bedford
Exira/EHK @ Riverside
8-Man, District 6
Ankeny Christian @ Adair-Casey
East Union @ Murray
Lenox @ CAM
Lamoni @ Mormon Trail
8-Man, District 7
Coon Rapids-Bayard @ East Greene
Woodbine @ Boyer Valley
Glidden-Ralston @ Charter Oak-Ute
8-Man, District 8
East Mills @ Essex
Villisca @ Nishnabotna
South Page @ Fremont-Mills
Sidney @ Stanton
Shelby County Emergency Coodinator Bob Sievert has increased the fire danger level in his 
county to “High,” due to a lack of moisture and anticipated strong winds. Sievert says the County has received less than one-quarter of an inch of moisture since Monday. The lack of moisture, coupled with forecasted strong winds over the next couple of days, mean conditions in the fields will be extremely dry, and result in an increased risk of field fires caused by machinery, or timber fires created by open burning. Sievert notes that Shelby County is not currently in a burn ban. Cass and Greene Counties have instititued Burn Bans here in western Iowa.
Seivert is asking residents of Shelby County to call 755-2124 to report any controlled burns. The caller will be instructed to notify their local Fire Chief. He says it’s hoped that by increasing public awareness and through public cooperation, officials can avoid placing the County in a burn ban.
Lavon speaks with Melissa Ihnen, Scout Troop Leader, about the annual Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts popcorn sales.
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