The Glenwood girls track team came out on top of the Hawkeye Ten pack at the Conference Meet in Harlan on Monday night. Glenwood scored 161 points to run away with the title despite only winning 4 events. The Rams won the Sprint Medley, 4x100M Relay, 4x200M Relay, and Emma Hughes won the 1500M Run.

Atlantic’s Taylor McCreedy won the 3000M Run and came in 3rd in the 1500M Run.

Team Scores

1. Glenwood 161
2. Denison-Schleswig 123
3. Creston 79
4. Lewis Central 75.5
5. Atlantic 72
6. Shenandoah 65
7. Harlan 45
8. Red Oak 38
9. Kuemper Catholic 37
10. St. Albert 32.5
11. Clarinda 12

Full Results: Hawkeye 10 Conference Meet

Photo Credit: Matt Mullenix

The Atlantic boys track team took home the Hawkeye Ten Championship on Monday night in Harlan. The Trojans put up 152 points to beat out Lewis Central who finished second with 142.5 points. The Trojans won 8 events on their way to the crown.

Atlantic’s individual winners were: Chase Mullenix in the 800M, Gratt Reed in the 110M Hurdles and 400M Hurdles, Bradley Dennis in the 1600M Run, and Jalen Petersen in the 3000M Run. The Trojans also pulled down relay wins in the 4x400M, 4x800M, and Distance Medley.

Team Scores

1. Atlantic 152
2. Lewis Central 142.5
3. Glenwood 130.5
4. Harlan 102
5. CB St. Albert 74
6. Kuemper Catholic 40
7. Denison-Schleswig 36
8. Shenandoah 30
9. Clarinda 19
10. Red Oak 12
11. Creston 3

Full Results: Hawkeye 10 Conference Meet

The Boyer Valley girls and Exira-EHK boys golf teams came away with Rolling Valley Conference Golf Championships on Monday in Carroll. CAM’s Sammi Jahde was the girls individual champion with a round of 82. That was her second straight conference title. Tyler Kopp of CAM won the boys individual crown with an 81.

Girls

Team Scores

1. Boyer Valley 393
2. CAM 426
3. Exira-EHK 443
4. Glidden-Ralston 447
5. Coon Rapids-Bayard 486
6. Woodbine 508

Individual Scores

1. Sammi Jahde, CAM, 82 (2nd straight RVC championship)
2. Jacey Anthofer, Exira-EHK, 90
3. Anna Puck, Boyer Valley, 90
4. Abbie Miller, Boyer Valley, 94
5. Ericka Stender, CAM, 94

Other Boyer Valley Scores: Katy Puck 102, Taylor Klein 107, Regan Frazier 107, Katelyn Neilsen 112.

Boys

Team Scores

1. Exira-EHK 366
2. CAM 378
3. Boyer Valley 383
4. Coon Rapids-Bayard 393
5. Glidden-Ralston 397
6. Woodbine 465

Individual Scores

1. Tyler Kopp, CAM, 81
2. Everet Carroll, Exira-EHK, 83
3. Ben Tibken, CAM, 86
4. Grant Kenkel, Glidden-Ralston, 86
5. Wil Carroll, Exira-EHK, 87

Other Exira-EHK Scores: Cole Burmeister 87, Tyler Petersen 109.

Atlantic’s Alyssa Ginther is the Hawkeye Ten Conference Girls Golf Individual Champion after shooting a round of 79 today in Shenandoah. Atlantic finished 3rd in the team race behind champion Creston and Kuemper Catholic.

Team Scores

1. Creston 357
2. Kuemper Catholic 380
3. Atlantic 383
4. Clarinda 408
5. Glenwood 412
6. Shenandoah 420
7. Harlan 422
8. Denison-Schleswig 435
9. Lewis Central 466
10. Red Oak 513
11. St. Albert 571

Individual Scores

1. Alyssa Ginther, Atlantic, 79
2. Rylie Driskell, Creston, 83
3. Sydney Hartsock, Creston, 88
4. Ashton Carter, Creston, 89
5. Katie Schweers, Kuemper Catholic, 89
6. Baylee Newell, Atlantic, 91
7. McKenna Ludwig, Kuemper Catholic, 93
8. Gracie Brown, Clarinda 93
9. Macy Ludwig, Kuemper Catholic, 95
10. Emma Hansen, Creston, 97

Atlantic Scores: Alyssa Ginther 79 (Champion), Baylee Newell 91 (6th), Hannah Alff 98, Anna Wieser 115, Nouha Barray 146.

Atlantic Head Coach Kathy Hobson: “Alyssa had a great day. Set the tone with birdie on first hole. A couple of holes she’d like to have back but overall she was steady all day. Baylee Newell finishes 6th with 91-1st team all conference. She struggled some with her putter. Hannah Alf 11th with 98-2nd team all conference. Hannah’s game has come a long way. Actually this whole team has come a long way. Happy with 3rd overall and we were so close to 2nd.”

The Atlantic boys golf team came out on top of the Hawkeye Ten Conference Tournament on Monday in Carroll. The Trojans shot a 295 total to beat out second place Kuemper Catholic by 4 strokes. Cyle Renaud led the way with a 69 and was Runner-Up Medalist after coming up short in a playoff with Glenwood’s Ryan Leath on the first playoff hole. The win makes Atlantic back-to-back Hawkeye Ten Conference Champions.

Team Scores

1. Atlantic 295
2. Kuemper Catholic 299
3. Glenwood 303
4. Lewis Central 319
5. Harlan 323
6. Denison-Schleswig 327
7. Clarinda 348
8. St. Albert 363
9. Creston 363
10. Shenandoah 387
11. Red Oak 400

Atlantic Scores: Cyle Renaud 69 (Runner-Up, 1st Team All-Conference), Matt Gearheart 72 (4th, 1st Team All-Conference), Ben Renaud 75 (7th, 2nd Team All-Conference), Braden Smith 79, Mason Goergen 82, Austin Alexander 85.

Atlantic Head Coach Ed DenBeste: “Going into today, we knew that Kuemper and Glenwood were the two teams that would compete for the title and we would have to play well to beat them. Ben had a rough front with 3 penalty shots and shot 40. Great back though with a one under.  Matt played well today. Had 5 birdies. Had some bogies but kept it at one over. Great to see Cyle shoot his best today. 2 under is a great score. Mason continued his solid play with an 82. Austin had some struggles but got it going when he headed back to the back nine. Braden had his best round this year. We needed it today to take the title. Great job with back to back Hawkeye 10 Conference Champs. Very Proud Coach today!!!!!!”

Atlantic-CAM wrestler John McConkey added another title to his resume over the weekend by winning the 285-pound division at the State Free Style Wrestling Tournament at Southeast Polk High School.

McConkey defeated Kaleb Reeves by Fall in 2:13 in the championship match. He will now move on to the USA National Junior Free Style Wrestling Tournament in July in Fargo, North Dakota.

McConkey won the 285-pound title in Class 2A State Wrestling this winter and is a UNI commit.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa baseball team scored four runs early and poured it on late to down No. 12 Oklahoma State, 11-3, and clinch the series win Sunday afternoon at Duane Banks Field.

The Hawkeyes won the final two games to win their second straight and third series of the season over a ranked foe.  Iowa is 28-16 overall.

“This win is huge,” said redshirt junior Chris Whelan, who finished 2-for-5 with two runs. “Coach (Rick) Heller was talking to us about how teams before us wouldn’t have this opportunity for a top-25 team to come in and play us.

“We were fortunate to have them come out and play us and I think this sets the tone for the rest of the season going into the last two weeks of Big Ten play.”

The Hawkeyes grabbed the momentum early when Whelan singled and junior Robert Neustrom doubled to put two runners on for senior Tyler Cropley.  The Hawkeye catcher followed with a two-run single to right field to give Iowa a 2-0 lead.

Iowa’s final two runs scored on Luke Farley ground ball that was thrown away by Oklahoma State third baseman Michael Neustifter, making the score 4-0.

The early run support was just what freshman Jack Dreyer needed in his first career weekend start and just his second of the season.  The southpaw went five innings, allowing one run on two hits and fanning six to notch his third win of the season.

Sophomore Grant Judkins followed, going 3 2/3 innings, allowing two runs on four hits and senior Nick Nelsen got the final out with the bases loaded in the ninth to clinch the series victory.

Iowa’s offense added insurance runs with a six-run seventh inning.  Sophomore Mitchell Boe started the inning by singling to center field, then sprinting around the bases and scoring on a three-base error by center fielder Trevor Boone.

Senior Matt Hoeg had an RBI single to plate the second run and four more Hawkeyes scored on a hit by pitch and three consecutive bases-loaded walks.

UP NEXT
Iowa returns to action May 11-13, traveling to Evanston, Illinois, for a three-game weekend series at Northwestern. Friday’s series opener is slated to start at 3:30 p.m. (CT).

GIRLS

Regular Season
Denison-Schleswig 11, Harlan 1
Thomas Jefferson 3, Spencer 1
Treynor 10, Missouri Valley 0
Spencer 5, Tri-Center 0

Creston Tournament
Boone 3, Creston 2 SO

BOYS

Regular Season
Harlan 8 Thomas Jefferson 0

ADM Tournament
ADM 2, St. Albert 1

Creston Tournament
Creston 6, Clarinda Academy 0
Riverside 2, Creston 1 SO

Nevada Tournament
Des Moines Hoover 2 Kuemper Catholic 0
Marshalltown 6, Kuemper Catholic 2
Nevada 2, Kuemper Catholic 0

Perry Tournament
Lewis Central 3, Norwalk 0
Lewis Central 2, Southeast Polk 1

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