Listen Monday – Saturday for KJAN Sports at 7:18 am, 8:15 am, 12:20 pm, 1:20 pm, 2:20 pm and 5:20 pm!
Catch St. Louis Cardinal Baseball on KJAN — Check out the schedule!
Listen to the Kansas City Chiefs on KJAN — See the schedule!
Iowa Hawkeye Football & Basketball is on KJAN — View More Information!
Substate Boys Tennis was played on Saturday, May 18th with the Atlantic Boys competing at Norwalk. In the Semi-final round Red Oak defeated Ballard 5-2 and Creston Orient-Macksburg defeated Atlantic 5-1. Red Oak then moved on to defeat Creston Orient-Macksburg in the finals 5-3. Red Oak advances on to the State Team Tennis Competition on Tuesday, May 28th at Waveland Tennis Courts in Des Moines. In case of rain that day the tournament will be held at the Aspen Tennis Center in Des Moines.
The Fremont & Page County Crimestoppers will hold their 3rd Annual Golf Tournament in July. Officials say the event at the American Legion Country Club Golf Course in Shenandoah begins with a shotgun start at 1-p.m. July 13th. Lunch and registration is at noon on that date, a four-person scramble. There will be prizes for a Hole-in-One, other hole and door prizes. Your registration fee of $200 for a 4-person team includes lunch and 18 holes of golf. Hole sponsorships are available for $200, or you can be a hole sponsor and a team, for $300.
Registration fees may be mailed in advance or paid on the day of the tournament. Checks for the registration fees may be made out to Fremont County Crimestoppers. Mail entry forms (including your team member names, whether you wish to sponsor a hole, and the number of golf carts needed, to: American Legion Country Club, 1900 South Elm St., Shenandoah, IA, 51601.
Officials say you may bring your own golf cart or rent one at the course. No outside alcohol will be allowed. Registration by July 31st is limited to the first 36 teams paid. For more information, call the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office at 712-374-2424, the Page County Sheriff’s Office at 712-542-5193, the Clarinda Police Dept. at 712-542-2194, or Shenandoah Police Dept., at 712-246-3512.
Proceeds from the event will offer continued support of the Fremont and Page County Crimestoppers.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals will promote rookie lefty Tyler Lyons from the minors to make his major league debut in place of injured Jaime Garcia on Wednesday. They’ve also plugged Mitchell Boggs back into the bullpen mix. The Cardinals have officially placed Garcia on the 15-day disabled list with a left shoulder strain retroactive to Saturday. Manager Mike Matheny said Sunday the timetable was uncertain for Garcia, who was on the DL for two months last year with a similar injury.
Another injured starter, Jake Westbrook, threw 25 pitches from 60 feet and is expected to miss at least one more start recovering from elbow inflammation. The Cardinals can avoid one of those holes with a day off Thursday.
ST. LOUIS (AP) – David Freese had an RBI in a four-run fourth inning to go with big plays at third base, and the St. Louis Cardinals beat former teammate Kyle Lohse for the third time this season with a 4-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday. John Gast (2-0) won his second straight start in place of the injured Jake Westbrook and fellow rookie Seth Maness escaped a bases-loaded, none-out jam in the seventh to help the Cardinals win for the 14th time in 17 games. They took two of three from Milwaukee and lead the season series 8-2.
Lohse (1-5) has lost all three of his starts against St. Louis after going 16-3 for the Cardinals last season and then leaving in free agency when they opted to go with younger players.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Jeff Bianchi drove in two runs with a 10th-inning single up the middle, and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4 on Saturday night. Joe Kelly (0-2) allowed runs for the first time in five appearances and took the loss. He allowed two hits and a walk in one inning for the Cardinals, who fell to 0-3 in extra-inning games.
John Axford (1-3) gave up one hit and two walks in 1 1-3 innings to earn the win. Axford struck out two, including pinch-hitter Daniel Descalso with the bases loaded to end a ninth-inning threat. Jim Henderson worked a perfect inning for his eighth save in eight chances.
Girls 1A Sprint Medley Relay
Girls 2A Sprint Medley Relay
Girls 3A Sprint Medley Relay
Girls 1A 800 Meter Run
Girls 2A 800 Meter Run
Girls 3A 800 Meter Run
Boys 1A 800 Meter Run
Boys 2A 800 Meter Run
Boys 3A 800 Meter Run
Boys Wheelchair Shot Put
Girls 1A Shuttle Hurdle Relay
Girls 2A Shuttle Hurdle Relay
Girls 3A Shuttle Hurdle Relay
Boys 1A Shuttle Hurdle Relay
Boys 2A Shuttle Hurdle Relay
Boys 3A Shuttle Hurdle Relay
Girls 100 Meter Dash
Boys 1A 100 Meter Dash
Girls 2A 100 Meter Hurdles
Boys 3A 110 Meter Hurdles
Girls 1A 200 Meter Dash
Boys 1A 200 Meter Dash
Boys 2A 1600 Meter Run
Boys 3A 1600 Meter Run
Girls 1A 1500 Meter Run
Girls 2A 1500 Meter Run
Girls 3A 1500 Meter Run
Girls 3A 4×100 Meter Relay
Boys 1A 4×100 Meter Relay
Boys 2A 4×100 Meter Relay
Girls 2A 4×400 Meter Relay
Girls 3A 4×400 Meter Relay
Boys 1A 4×400 Meter Relay
Boys 2A 4×400 Meter Relay
Boys 3A 4×400 Meter Relay
The final day of the 2013 State Track and Field Championships was a good one for the Griswold girls. Rebekah Topham was a repeat state champion in the 800m and also the 1500m. Jordyn Sindt placed third in the 800m. The Shuttle Hurdle Relay team also chipped in to the point total by placing 7th with Kinzey Nicklaus, Justine Freund, Jeana Freund, and Trisha Huerta. The win by Topham in the 1500m was the clincher and helped Griswold break out from a very tight team race up to that point. The Tigers win their 3rd straight team title accumulating 45 team points during the meet.
Girls 1A
1) Griswold 45 2) West Hancock 39
3) Sibley-Ocheyedan 37 3) Belle Plaine 37
5) Manson NW Web 36 5) N Linn, TM 36
7) Hinton 32 7) Woodward-Grangr 32
9) WB-Mallard 25 10) Jesup 24
11) Cent Lyon, RR 23 12) B-G-M, Brook 22
12) Winfield-Mt. U 22 14) Starmont 21
15) Earlham 19 15) Murray 19
17) Prince of Peace 15 18) Central, Elkader 14
18) Gehlen Cath, L 14 18) Madrid 14
18) Danville 14 22) E Buchanan, W 13
23) Lake Mills 12 24) Corning 11
24) Montezuma 11 24) Edgewd-Colesburg 11
27) Dunkerton 10 27) Stanton 10
27) Bishop Garrigan 10 27) Wapsie Val, F 10
27) Pocahon Area 10 32) Fremont-Mills 9
33) Woodbine 8 34) North Butler 6
35) Underwood 5 35) Janesville 5
35) Highland, R 5 35) Springville 5
39) Iowa Valley, M 4 39) Turkey Val, JJ 4
39) Bedford 4 39) Ar-We-Va, W 4
39) Moravia 4 39) Pekin 4
45) Van Buren, KEO 3 45) Lone Tree 3
45) Valley Commu 3 45) Van Meter 3
49) Lenox 2 49) Grundy Center 2
49) West Central, M 2 49) Mount Ayr 2
49) Forest Ridge 2 54) Postville 1
54) Prairie Val, G 1 54) Boyer Valley 1
Girls 2A
1) W Christ, Hull 58 2) Cascade, WD 49.75
3) DSM Christian 48 4) Treynor 47
5) Hudson 40 6) Clayton Ridge 35
7) Davis County, B 34.75 8) Eagle Grove 32
9) West Branch 30 10) Mt Vernon 26
11) Garner-Hay/Vent 23 12) Northeast, GL 19
13) Monticello 17 14) OA-BCIG 16
14) Beckman, D 16 16) Applntn-Parksbg 15
16) Roland-Story 15 18) Mid-Prairie, W 14
18) South Hardin 14 18) Clarke, O 14
21) KP-WC 13 22) IKM-Manning 12
23) Saint Ansgar 11 23) Cent Decatur, L 11
23) Denver 11 26) Camanche 10.75
27) Unity Chrst, OC 10 28) Eddyvl-Blakes/F 8
28) Sioux Ctrl, SR 8 30) N Fayette, WU 7
30) Tri-Center, N 7 32) Pella Christian 6
32) Bellevue 6 32) E Marshall, L 6
32) Bond-Farrar 6 36) West Liberty 5.75
37) W Marshall, SC 5 37) Sioux Center 5
37) I-35, Truro 5 40) Columbus, CJ 3
40) West Central 3 40) North Polk, A 3
40) East Sac County 3 40) Shenandoah 3
40) Durant 3 46) Forest City 2
46) Clarion-Goldfd 2 48) Estherville-LC 1
48) Ridge View 1
Girls 3A
1) Assumption 83 2) Solon 63
3) Waverly-SR 50 4) Wahlert, Dub 49
5) Mt Pleasant 44 6) MOC-FV 42
7) Anamosa 41.50 8) Spencer 36
9) DC-Grimes 27 10) Pella 25.50
11) Union, LaPorte C 22 11) Bishop Heelan 22
13) ADM, Adel 20 14) Carroll 18.50
15) Harlan 17.50 16) Fairfield 15
17) Gilbert 14 18) Glenwood 13
19) Carlisle 12 19) Decorah 12
21) Clear Crk-Amana 11 21) Oskaloosa 11
23) W Delaware 10 24) Greene County 8
24) Boone 8 26) Humboldt 7
27) SB-Luton 6 27) Center Point 6
27) Washington 6 27) Spirit Lake Park 6
27) Grinnell 6 27) Maquoketa 6
27) Norwalk 6 34) Benton Comm 5
35) Creston 3 35) Ballard 3
37) S Tama Cty, Tama 2 37) Algona 2
39) Webster City 1 39) Denison-Schlswg 1
Girls 4A
1) Waukee 80 2) Pleasant Valley 78
3) Dowling C, WDM 63 4) DSM, Roosevelt 62
5) CR Jefferson 56 6) Urbandale 43
7) Linn-Mar, Marion 41 8) IC City High 40
9) IC, West 33 9) Bettendorf 33
11) Ankeny 32 12) Valley, WDM 26
13) DVPT, North 22 14) Cedar Falls 19
15) Newton 13 16) Johnston 12
17) Indianola 10 18) SE Polk 9
18) Muscatine 9 20) Prairie, CR 8
21) Ames 7 22) WAT West 6
22) Epworth, WD 6 22) DUB Senior 6
25) SC, North 5 25) CR Kennedy 5
27) Burlington 4 27) DVPT, Central 4
29) CR Washington 3 29) DUB Hempstead 3
31) SC, East 2 32) WAT East 1
Boys 1A
1) Manson NW Web 69 2) Wapsie Val, F 58
3) AGWSR 41 4) Lynnville-Sully 36
4) Lisbon 36 6) East Mills 34
7) Hinton 24 8) W Lyon, Inwood 21
9) Underwood 19 10) N Mahaska, NS 18
10) Belmond-Klemme 18 12) Springville 15
12) Woodward Acad 15 14) Nwood-Kensett 14
14) Martndsl-StMarys 14 14) Earlham 14
17) Woodward-Grangr 13 18) West Hancock 12
18) Fremont-Mills 12 18) C-Wheatland 12
21) Belle Plaine 11 21) Turkey Val, JJ 11
21) Gladbrk-Reinbk 11 24) Lamoni 10
24) WACO, Waylnd 10 24) Lake Mills 10
27) Pleasantville 9 28) Bishop Garrigan 8
28) Starmont 8 28) HLV, Victor 8
28) North Butler 8 28) North Iowa, BC 8
33) N Tama, Traer 7.50 34) Central, Elkader 7
34) Van Meter 7 36) CAM, Anita 5
36) Highland, R 5 36) Preston 5
36) N Linn, TM 5 36) Sigourney 5
41) Lawton-Bronson 4.50 42) Alta/Aurelia 4
42) Logan-Magnolia 4 42) Wayne, Corydon 4
45) Postville 3 45) Adair-Casey 3
45) Marquette Cath 3 45) Stanton 3
49) Melcher-Dallas 2 49) Madrid 2
49) Pekin 2 49) Griswold 2
49) Pocahon Area 2 49) Lone Tree 2
55) Jesup 1 55) EHK-Exira 1
55) Akron-Westfield 1 55) Gehlen Cath, L 1
55) E Buchanan, W 1
Boys 2A
1) Monticello 96 2) OA-BCIG 49
3) Beckman, D 42 4) KP-WC 35
5) Cascade, WD 29 6) Camanche 26
7) S Hamilton, J 23 8) West Liberty 22
9) Okoboji, Milford 20 9) Emmetsburg 20
9) CMB, Baxter 20 9) Albia 20
9) W Burlington/ND 20 14) North Polk, A 19
15) Mt Vernon 16 15) St. Albert, CB 16
17) Colfax-Mingo 15 17) Cherokee, Wash 15
19) Mid-Prairie, W 14 20) Mount Ayr 12
21) Dike-NH 11.50 22) West Fork, S 11
23) Forest City 10 23) Garner-Hay/Vent 10
25) St. Edmond, FD 9 25) Northeast, GL 9
27) Regina, IC 8 27) Bond-Farrar 8
29) Pella Christian 6 29) W Marshall, SC 6
29) Clarke, O 6 29) Ridge View 6
33) South Hardin 5 33) Eddyvl-Blakes/F 5
33) Mediapolis 5 33) South Cent Cal 5
37) Nodaway Vall 4 37) Sumner-Fredrksbg 4
37) New Hampton 4 37) West Central 4
41) Clayton Ridge 3 41) Clarion-Goldfd 3
41) Saint Ansgar 3 41) W Christ, Hull 3
41) Sioux Center 3 41) S Winn, Calmar 3
41) Hudson 3 41) Denver 3
49) Applntn-Parksbg 2 49) South O'Brien, P 2
49) Hampton-Dumont 2 52) Roland-Story 1.50
53) Tipton 1 53) DSM Christian 1
Boys 3A
1) Pella 46 2) Knoxville 45
3) Mt Pleasant 39 4) Boone 37.50
5) Solon 36 6) Fort Madison 35
6) Glenwood 35 8) Ia Falls-Alden 30
9) Bishop Heelan 26.50 10) Decorah 24
11) Waverly-SR 23 12) Clear Crk-Amana 22
12) Centerville 22 14) Spirit Lake Park 21
14) Marion 21 14) S Tama Cty, Tama 21
17) Keokuk 20 18) Fairfield 17
19) LeMars 15 20) Clear Lake 14
20) Perry 14 22) Waukon 13
22) Gilbert 13 24) Harlan 12
25) MOC-FV 11 26) Storm Lake 10
26) Algona 10 28) Boy-Hul/Rock Val 8
28) Norwalk 8 30) Charles City 7
31) Crestwood 6 31) Oskaloosa 6
33) DC-Grimes 5.50 34) Center Point 4.50
35) Denison-Schlswg 4 35) Central Clinton 4
37) Creston 3 37) Union, LaPorte C 3
39) Carroll 2 39) Winterset 2
39) Atlantic 2 39) Spencer 2
43) Vinton-Shellbrg 1
Boys 4A
1) Linn-Mar, Marion 72 2) IC, West 57
3) Waukee 53 4) CR Kennedy 51
5) IC City High 35 6) Cedar Falls 33
7) WAT West 31 8) Dowling C, WDM 26
9) Johnston 23 9) Pleasant Valley 23
11) SC, East 22 11) DSM, Roosevelt 22
13) Indianola 19 14) Clinton 18
15) Prairie, CR 17 15) DSM Lincoln 17
17) Ames 14 18) DVPT, Central 13
18) CR Washington 13 18) DUB Hempstead 13
18) North Scott 13 22) Ankeny 12
23) Burlington 10 23) Urbandale 10
23) Valley, WDM 10 23) CR Jefferson 10
27) Newton 8 27) Xavier, CR 8
27) Epworth, WD 8 30) Lewis Central 6
30) SC, West 6 32) DUB Senior 5
32) Bettendorf 5 34) Marshalltown 4
34) Fort Dodge 4 34) CB, A Lincoln 4
37) Mason City 2 38) SE Polk 1
38) DSM, East 1 38) Muscatine 1
ST. LOUIS (AP) — David Freese hit a grand slam for his first homer of the season, and the St. Louis Cardinals used a five-run first inning to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-6 on Friday night. The Brewers made it close on a pair of three-run homers by Aramis Ramirez off Jaime Garcia before losing for the 13th time in 15 games. The bottom four spots in the lineup were a combined 0 for 15.
The NL Central-leading Cardinals had five hits and a walk while batting around against Wily Peralta in the first, but the right-hander was still in the game when Garcia (5-2) was chased with one out in the sixth. Milwaukee got one hit in 3 2-3 innings against three relievers, with Edward Mujica working the ninth for his 12th save in 12 chances.
Facebook
Twitter
YouTube
RSS