FIRST TEAM:
F Jordyn Hanshaw- Glenwood
F Allie Dmyterko -Lewis Central
F Ana Petersen – Harlan
MF Sarah Homan – Glenwood
MF Sydney Stivers – Glenwood
MF Kayleigh Putnam – Lewis Central
MF Felicia Roppe – St. Albert
MF Lexi McClung – St. Albert
D Hanna Luther -Creston
D Reghan Coyle -Lewis Central
D Taylor Thomas -Lewis Central
D Emma Munger – St. Albert
D Matti Munger – St. Albert
GK Natalie Patten -Lewis Central
GK Maren McNees-Atlantic

SECOND TEAM:
F Sierra Smith-Atlantic
F Kelsey McSorley – Lewis Central
F Jenna Cox – St. Albert
MF Madi Paulson – Lewis Central
MF Sidney Mills – Harlan
MF Gabby Lancial – Lewis Central
MF Nicole Hilderbrand – St. Albert
MF Katie Tiges – Kuemper
D Sara Gutschenritter – Glenwood
D Mary Casson – St. Albert
D Courtney Conry – Harlan
D Taylor Wagner – Harlan
D Briley Krohnke – Denison
GK Sadie Jones- Creston
GK Sam Pick – Denison

HONORABLE MENTION:
1 Emily Mitchell-Atlantic
2 Michelle Powers – Creston
3 Sydney Gutschenritter – Glenwood
4 Madison Schwery – Harlan
5 Ashley Arkfeld – Harlan
6 Jenny Panzi – Dension
7 Alisa Thoa – Denison
8 Azucena Baquiero – Denison
9 Kaitlyn Pearce – St. Albert
10 Chandlyr Sullivan – Glenwood
11 Claire Kiboko-Kuemper
12 Melissa Wagner-Kuemper
13 Hannah Dentlinger-Kuemper
14 Liz Yetmer-Kuemper

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Hawkeye 10:

• Atlantic 3, Kuemper Catholic 0
• Lewis Central 5, Harlan 4
• Creston 3, Shenandoah 2
• Glenwood 6, Clarinda 1
• Denison 5, St. Albert 2

Western Iowa:

• Des Moines Hoover 3, Underwood 2
• Missouri Valley 10, Whiting 0

Rolling Valley:

• Coon Rapids-Bayard 21, Adair-Casey 0 (4 inn)

Corner Conference:

• East Mills 20, Clarinda Academy 1

Others:

• Guthrie Center 5, Panorama 2
• Lenox 8 East Union 2
• Mount Ayr 11-8, Southwest Valley 2-5

Hawkeye 10:

• Kuemper Catholic 7, Atlantic 2
• Harlan 13, Lewis Central 3
• Creston 7, Shenandoah 0
• Glenwood 18, Clarinda 10
• Denison-Schleswig 17, St. Albert 0

Western Iowa Conference Tournament:

• A-H-S-T 4, Tri-Center 2
• Griswold 6, Riverside 0
• IKM-Manning 12, Griswold 0
• Underwood 6, Audubon 5
• Missouri Valley 7, Underwood 3
• Logan-Magnolia 9, Treynor 4

Rolling Valley:

• West Harrison 6, Whiting 5 (9 inn)

Others:

• Mount Ayr 7, Southwest Valley 2
• Bedford 9-11, Nodaway Valley 7-13
• Abraham Lincoln 13, Thomas Jefferson 1
• Winterset 11-13, Carroll 1-3
• Panorama 5, Guthrie Center 1
• Lenox 16, East Union 1

DENVER (AP) — Marco Gonzales grew up rooting for the Colorado Rockies, even pitched at Coors Field a few times in his high school career. Perhaps it’s only fitting the St. Louis Cardinals left-hander will make his major league debut in familiar surroundings Wednesday.

His father, Frank Gonzales, is even flying in for the occasion, taking a break from his duties as a pitching coach for the Rockies’ minor league team, the Tri-City Dust Devils. Marco Gonzales, who’s from up the road in Fort Collins, sat in the dugout on the eve of his first start and said, “It’s bizarre being here, sitting here in this dugout.”

DENVER (AP) — Justin Morneau hit a three-run homer and drove in six runs as the Colorado Rockies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 10-5 on Tuesday night to snap a seven-game losing streak. Jorge De La Rosa allowed five runs, four earned, in seven innings. He is the first Rockies starter to earn a win since June 12.

Nick Greenwood pitched 1 2-3 innings in relief of starter Shelby Miller, who left in the third with back tightness. Greenwood surrendered Morneau’s homer on a hanging slider in the fourth. Morneau had an RBI single in the first and a two-run single in the seventh that gave Colorado some breathing room.

The Rockies finished with 17 hits one night after managing just three when they were shut out at home for the first time in nearly a year.

DENVER (AP) — St. Louis starter Shelby Miller left the game in the third inning with back tightness Tuesday night against the Colorado Rockies. Miller arched his back after delivering a pitch to Jorge De La Rosa, clearly in some discomfort. Cardinals manager Mike Matheny and the trainer instantly trotted out to check on the right-hander. After a few warmup tosses from Miller, Matheny brought in Nick Greenwood to take over. Miller went 2 2-3 innings, allowing three runs and six hits. He also walked five and struck out two. The Cardinals put starters Michael Wacha and Jaime Garcia on the 15-day disabled list Sunday. Wacha has trouble with his right shoulder and Garcia has inflammation in his left shoulder.

Evan Schuler of Atlantic lit up the Atlantic Golf & Country Club course for a two under par 67 Monday to win the Iowa PGA Junior Tour Classic 16-18 year old division.  Schuler scored an eight stroke win over Justin Kraft of Lake View who shot a six over par 75.  Jake Olsen of Atlantic shot 76 and tied for third place with Parker Eller of Denison.  Tyler Krueger of Carson and Tim Brink of Oakland, teammates at Riverside High School, tied for fifth place shooting 81.

Matthew Gearhart of Atlantic shot a 75 to place third in the 12-13 year old boys division.

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Hawkeye 10:

• St. Albert 6-7, Atlantic 0-3
• Harlan 7, Denison-Schleswig 6
• Clarinda 8, Creston 7
• Glenwood 14-18, Red Oak 7-3
• Lewis Central 3-2, Kuemper Catholic 1-0 (10 inn, game 1)

Western Iowa Conference Tournament

• IKM-Manning 3, Missouri Valley 2
• Logan-Magnolia 9, A-H-S-T-W 2
• Tri-Center 4, Audubon 2
• Underwood 11, Tri-Center 1
• Riverside 9, Griswold 0
• Treynor 15, Riverside 4

Rolling Valley:

• Exira/EHK 3, CAM 1 (Tyler Jacobsen, Exira/EHK 19 K’s)
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 5, Glidden-Ralston 2

Corner:

• East Mills 9, Nishnabotna 8
• Essex 6, Stanton 5
• Sidney 5, Fremont-Mills 4

Others:

• Carroll 8, ADM 3
• Earlham 17, Panorama 6
• Guthrie Center 8, West Central Valley 6