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The Council Bluffs City Relays were held on Friday night after being postponed from Thursday due to the weather. The Lewis Central boys and Abraham Lincoln girls were winners, taking city bragging rights at the meet.
GIRLS TEAM SCORES
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1
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CB Abraham Lincoln
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228.50
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2
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CB Thomas Jefferson
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155.00
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3
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Lewis Central Girls
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131.50
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4
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St. Albert Girls
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35.00
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5
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Heartland Christian
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14.00
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6
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Lewis Central
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4.00
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BOYS TEAM SCORES
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1
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Lewis Central
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208.00
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2
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CB Thomas Jefferson
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149.00
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3
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St. Albert – Male
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120.00
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4
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CB Abraham Lincoln
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72.00
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5
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Heartland Christian
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18.00
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GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Tyler Cavanaugh of George Washington had 19 points and 14 rebounds and Tim Kempton of Lehigh 21 as the East team beat the West 121-90 in the Reese’s College All-Star game Friday at the site of the Final Four.
The teams were comprised of top college players who are unlikely to be NBA draft picks. Playing in front of a sparse crowd at University of Phoenix Stadium, the East team outscored the West 70-45 in the second half.
Cavanaugh was the East’s player of the game. Jack Gibbs of Davidson added 20 points on 6 for 13 shooting from 3-point range.
Deonte Burton of Iowa State led the West with 15 points and Derek Willis of Kentucky had 13 and eight rebounds to be named his team’s player of the game.
Memphis, Tenn., March 30, 2017 – The St. Louis Cardinals announced Thursday that they have placed right-handed pitchers John Gant (right groin), Alex Reyes (right elbow surgery) and Trevor Rosenthal (right lat strain) on the 10-day disabled list, along with left-handed pitcher Tyler Lyons (right knee). The Cardinals recalled right-handed pitcher Sam Tuivailala from Memphis (AAA) to join their pitching staff.
These transactions give the team 28 players remaining in Major League camp, including two non-roster invitees.
Iowa slugger Jake Adams took an unusual path to the middle of the Hawkeye batting order. Adams was sophomore at a junior college last April when he was informed the school he signed with, North Dakota, was dropping the sport. He began looking for options and Iowa came through with an offer. It has paid off. Adams leads the Big Ten with nine homers and 31 RBI. He’s hitting .344 and his on-base percentage is .427.
Iowa coach Rick Heller says Adams has been a welcomed addition to the middle of the order.
Heller says power hitters like Adams are harder to find for college coaches these days.
Iowa hosts UNLV in a three game non-conference series this weekend. Rebels coach Stan Stolte is a native of Lowden, Iowa, and played baseball at St. Ambrose. You can hear the Iowa vs. UNLV game Saturday afternoon, on KJAN, beginning at 1:30.
(Learfield Sports)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — St. Louis Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak says he’s “hopeful” to have a new contract for Yadier Molina before opening day but says a deal is “not done.” Molina homered Thursday night in a game against St. Louis’ top minor league affiliate while reports surfaced that he’s nearing a new contract. Fox Sports reported during the game that Molina and the Cardinals are finalizing a three-year deal worth between $55 million and $65 million.
Mozeliak said after the game that a deal is not yet complete, but “we’re optimistic.” Molina has said he wants a contract finalized before the season opens Sunday night. He said “nothing’s done” after the game but expressed optimism. He says “it’s my main goal to stay here.” The Cardinals beat the Triple-A Memphis Redbirds 9-3.
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) – Northern Iowa coach Ben Jacobson has been given a two-year contract extension that will keep him with the Panthers through 2027. Jacobson just completed his 11th season at Northern Iowa. He has a school-record 234 wins and has led Northern Iowa to eight consecutive top-four finishes in the Missouri Valley Conference.
Jacobson is already sixth in career wins in the MVC and is a three-time league coach of the year. Athletic director David Harris says that while the Panthers struggled in 2016-17, he has great optimism in the program’s future under Jacobson. Financial terms of the extension weren’t disclosed.
Iowa State defensive end J.D. Waggoner says what the Cyclone defense lacks in experience it makes up for in talent a depth. Eight players with starting experience are gone from last year’s defense, including three on the defensive line.
Waggoner started the first seven games before suffering a season ending shoulder injury against Baylor. He has returned to practice but will not be involved in full contact this spring.
Waggoner says an influx of talented, young players will create more competition for playing time.
Iowa State’s spring game is April 8.
(Learfield Sports)
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