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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — World record-holder Kendra Harrison capped the Drake Relays on Saturday by winning the 100-meter hurdles for the third year in a row. Harrison, running in her first outdoor race of 2018, finished in a wind-aided 12.37 seconds to become the first athlete to win the event three times in a row since local favorite Lolo Jones won four straight from 2005-08.
Harrison faced little resistance, with Tobi Amusan finishing second in 12.61.
The men’s 100 race went to Isiah Young in 10.02. Canadian star Andre De Grasse, racing for the first time since tearing his right hamstring days before last summer’s world championships, was fourth with a time of 10.15. He said that was the fastest he’s run in a season opener.
BETTENDORF, Iowa (AP) — Work is nearly complete on a $50 million sports complex in eastern Iowa that includes soccer and baseball fields, hardwood courts and an entertainment center.
The new TBK Bank Sports Complex in Bettendorf sprawls across 76 acres, the Quad-City Times reported . It’s being developed by BettPlex LLC and its founder Doug Kratz.
The complex will open May 4 with a baseball tournament featuring more than 100 teams, said Kira Brabeck, marketing director for the complex. The bowling and entertainment center will open May 29, while the indoor sports complex and fitness center will open June 15.
BettPlex officials and the Build to Suit construction team visited nearly a dozen other sports facilities to get ideas about what the complex should include, Brabeck said.
The complex will offer league activities for children and adults in baseball, softball, volleyball, soccer, basketball, bowling and flag football.
The area also features arcade games, laser tag, concessions and a bar and grill. Other development plans are also in progress that aims to bring new retail options, a gas station and a hotel to the area, said Mike Sampson, chief financial officer for the complex.
Complex officials expect the complex to draw more than 750,000 visitors annually.
IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa baseball team got a dominant outing from junior Nick Allgeyer to post a 4-2 victory over seventh-ranked Michigan, snapping the Wolverines’ 20-game winning streak in front of a season-high 1,632 fans Friday night at Duane Banks Field.
Allgeyer (5-3) went seven strong innings to earn his fifth victory and notch his 10th straight quality start. The southpaw scattered five hits, allowed one earned run, and tied a career-high with eight strikeouts.
“It was good to get back out there with warm weather,” said Allgeyer. “The fans were awesome today and they gave everyone a lot of energy. There was a little extra motivation with their 20-game win streak, but I just tried to not get too hyped up and at the end of the day you just have to get the job done.”
Iowa’s offense got going in the third inning when senior Matt Hoeg reached off a fielding error by Michigan third baseman Blake Nelson before advancing to second off a wild pitch. After a Chris Whelan fly out to right field moved Chris Whelan to third, junior Tanner Wetrich laced a first-pitch single to center field, giving Iowa a 1-0 lead.
The Hawkeyes pushed their lead to 4-0 lead with a three-run third inning. Sophomore Lorenzo Elion started with a one-out single to left field before scoring on a double from sophomore Kyle Crowl. Hoeg followed with an RBI triple to center field to make the score 3-0 and junior Mitchell Boe’s RBI single stretched the lead to 4-0.
Michigan put two runs on the board, one in the fifth, off a two-out RBI single from Christian Bullock and another in the eighth on a Jesse Franklin sacrifice fly. Iowa reliever Zach Daniels retired the Wolverines in order in the ninth for his fourth save.
Tommy Henry (7-1) suffered the loss on the mound for the Wolverines. The sophomore allowed four runs off seven hits in 4 2/3 innings pitched for his shortest outing this season.
UP NEXT
Game two of the series will begin at 2:05 p.m. (CT) Saturday at Banks Field. Junior Brady Schanuel will take the hill for the Hawkeyes.
They led 5-0 after five innings and Miles Mikolas was on his way to raising his record to 4-0. Then it all fell apart as Greg Holland blew his first save opportunity with his new team.
Starling Marte’s game-ending single in the 11th inning lifted the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-5 victory on Friday night.
David Freese drew a one-out walk from rookie Jordan Hicks (1-1), advanced to second on a wild pitch and moved to third on Gregory Polanco’s groundout. Marte then delivered a liner into center field, giving the Pirates their third victory in four games.
UP NEXT
St. Louis will recall RHP Jack Flaherty (0-0, 1.80 ERA) from Memphis to start Saturday night against RHP Trevor Williams (3-1, 2.15). Flaherty pitched for the Cardinals on April 3 at Milwaukee and allowed one run in five innings of a no-decision. Williams is 1-2 with an 8.15 ERA against the Cardinals in six career games.
Red Oak Tiger Boys Relays
Highlights: Jalen Petersen of Atlantic won the 3200M Run. Harlan’s Caleb Brouse won the Shot Put.
Full Results: Red Oak Tiger Relays
Bedford Co-Ed Invitational
Girls
Boys
Full results: Bedford Co-Ed Invitational
Ross Samuelson Meet at Lake City
Girls
Full Results: Samuelson Meet Girls
Boys
Full Results: Samuelson Meet Boys
Girls Golf
CAM 202, Woodward-Granger 227, Exira/EHK NTS, West Central Valley NTS. Medalist: Sammi Jahde, CAM, 44. Runner-Up: Ericka Stender, CAM, 48.
Riverside 201, Tri-Center 215. Medalist: Meghan Reed, Riverside, 46.
Underwood 238, Treynor NTS. Medalist: Kayla Chapman, Treynor, 51.
Boys Golf
Bedford 182, Lamoni 205. Medalist: Jett Beemer, Bedford, 38.
Exira/EHK 176, CAM 186, West Central Valley 187, Woodward-Granger 196. Medalist: Everett Carroll, Exira-EHK, 39. Runner-Up: Garret Caltrider, West Central Valley, 41.
Tri-Center 190, Riverside 192. Medalist: Taten Williams, Riverside, 44.
Treynor 185, Underwood 196. Medalist: Joey Konz, Treynor, 43.
Girls Tennis
Lewis Central 5, Atlantic 4 18B_G_Tennis_LC
Clarke 6, Creston 3
Kuemper Catholic 8, Harlan 1
Boys Tennis
Atlantic 9, Lewis Central 0 18B_G_Tennis_LC
Creston 8, Clarke 1
Glenwood 5, Denison-Schleswig 4
Kuemper Catholic 7, Harlan 2
Girl’s Scores:
Creston 4, Riverside 0
Kuemper Catholic 1, Boone 0 — OT
Sioux City West 2, Missouri Valley 1 — 2 OT
Lewis Central 1, Thomas Jefferson 0 – TJ Tournament
Millard South 2, Scotus Catholic 1 – TJ Tournament
Boy’s scores:
Harlan 3, Atlantic 0
Logan-Magnolia 6, Missouri Valley 2
St. Albert 3, Underwood 0
Storm Lake 1, Denison-Schleswig 0
CB Abraham Lincoln 7, Scotus Catholic 0 – TJ Tournament
Lewis Central 2, CB Thomas Jefferson 0 – TJ Tournament
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — The Bears went back to building their offense on the second day of the draft. Chicago took Iowa center James Daniels and Memphis receiver Anthony Miller on Friday night, giving prized quarterback Mitchell Trubisky more protection and another target.
The Bears took Daniels with the 39th overall pick. They then traded back into the second round with New England to take Miller at No. 51. In exchange, the Bears sent the Patriots a fourth-round pick this year (105) and a second-rounder in 2019.
Daniels’ selection could signal a full-time move to guard for Cody Whitehair, who has bounced between that position and center in two seasons. The Bears needed help at guard with Josh Sitton gone and with Kyle Long recovering from ankle, shoulder and neck surgeries.
The 6-foot-3, 306-pound Daniels played three seasons at Iowa and was honorable-mention, all-Big Ten last year. He is looking forward to playing with Trubisky after getting shredded by him in an Ohio regional playoff game in high school. Trubisky threw for five touchdowns and ran for one to lead Mentor over Warren G. Harding in 2012.
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