Class 1-A State Championship:
Davenport Assumption 4, Bishop Heelan Catholic 0

Class 2-A State Championship:
Cedar Rapids Xavier 3, North Scott 1 (Xavier wins 7th state title in a row)

Class 3-A State Championship:
Cdear Rapids Kennedy 2, Ankeny 1

• Bishop Heelan Catholic 5, Atlantic 2
• Dallas Center-Grimes 8, Atlantic 1
• Riverside 10, Walnut 8
• Shenandoah 10, Walnut 4
• Creston 10, Albia 0
• Denison-Schleswig 11, Kuemper Catholic 5
• Denison-Schleswig 5, Maple Valley 2
• Kuemper Catholic 8, Carroll 7
• Thomas Jefferson 16, East Mills 4
• Underwood 17, East Mills 6
• Charter Oak-Ute 7, Underwood 3
• Underwood 4, Woodbine 3
• OA-BCIG 9, IKM-Manning 0
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 14, Panorama 1
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 14, Southeast Webster 4
• Carroll 12, Maple Valley 7

Atlantic Trojan Tourney:

• 1st Round — Perry 5, Atlantic 3
• 1st Round — Coon Rapids-Bayard 13, Red Oak 3
• Consolation — Atlantic 11, Red Oak 1
• Championship — Perry 12, Coon Rapids-Bayard 4

Mount Ayr Tournament:

• 1st Round — Mount Ayr 20, Clarinda Academy 4
• 1st Round — Nishnabotna 7, Lamoni 6
• Consolation — Lamoni 8, Clarinda Academy 0
• Championship — Nishnabotna 5, Mount Ayr 1

Griswold Tournament:

• 1st Round — Clarinda 11, Griswold 0
• 1st Round — Ogden 20, Villisca 6
• Consolation — Griswold 10, Villisca 0
• Championship — Ogden 15, Clarinda 5 

Others:

• Treynor 11, Shenandoah 0
• LeMars 7, Glenwood 0
• Sergeant Bluff-Luton 9, Denison-Schleswig 1
• Corning 9, Orient-Macksburg 2
• Corning 10, Essex/South Page 0
• Orient-Macksburg 13, Bedford 7
• St. Albert 11, Dubuque Wahlert 8
• St. Albert 9, Don Bosco 3
• Abraham Lincoln 6, Algona 2

ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Jaime Garcia will be shut down for a month due to an injury the team is calling a left shoulder strain and could be sidelined as long as two months. It’s the latest big hit for a World Series championship team ravaged by injuries. Two doctors have recommended rehab rather than surgery and the left-hander is scheduled to meet with Dr. James Andrews on Monday, an off day for the team. Garcia was placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday and visited Dr. Lewis Yocum on Friday in Los Angeles. Yocum agreed with the diagnosis of Cardinals team physician Dr. George Paletta, that Garcia has some tearing in the labrum and rotator cuff.

Garcia is the second member of the rotation to be sidelined. Chris Carpenter, who won a game in each playoff round last fall, has yet to pitch and is probably at least a month away. Lance Berkman has played just 13 games due to injuries. Allen Craig, Jon Jay, Skip Schumaker and Kyle McClellan have missed considerable time for St. Louis, which had lost seven of 10 entering Saturday night’s interleague game against the Indians. The 25-year-old Garcia was a 13-game winner each of his first two seasons, but hasn’t felt right from the start of 2012, losing several mph on his fastball and struggling to find the proper arm slot. He lasted just lasted just two innings in his last start and is 3-4 with a 4.48 ERA. Right-hander Joe Kelly will make his major league debut Sunday against the Indians, taking Garcia’s spot in the rotation. The 24-year-old Kelly is 2-5, but with a 2.86 ERA at Triple A-Memphis.

In other Cardinal’s news: Manager Mike Matheny shook up the lineup a bit, batting Yadier Molina third for perhaps the first time in his career. Molina had been 5 for 10 on the homestand and was batting .337 with eight homers and 32 RBIs and a .388 on-base percentage; The Cardinals claimed LHP John Gaub on waivers from Texas and assigned him to Triple-A Memphis. They’ve had one lefty in the bullpen, Marc Rzepczynski, much of the year. The 27-year-old Gaub was designated for assignment Thursday.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Florida men took home their first outdoor national and the LSU women won their 15th in 31 years Saturday at the NCAA track and field meet. The SEC sweep snapped a three-year title run by the women and men of Texas A&M — and the Aggies join the league next fall. The men’s team title came down to the final race, the 1,600 relay, between Florida, LSU and Texas A&M. Anchor Tony McQuay gave the Gators the lead on the backstretch and the win in 3 minutes, 0.02 seconds. Florida finished with 50 points, followed by the Tigers (48) and Texas A&M (40). The LSU and Oregon women entered Saturday tied at 40, but the Tigers jumped out to a big lead after Kimberlyn Duncan won the 200 meters.

w/ Chris Parks

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Class 1-A First Round

• Nevada 1, Gilbert 0
• Davenport Assumption 5, Center Point-Urbana 0
• Sioux City Bishop Heelan 5, Iowa City Regina 0
• Waterloo Columbus Catholic 7, St. Albert 0

Class 2-A First Round

• Sioux City East 2, Pella 0
• Cedar Rapids Xavier 2, ADM/Van Meter 1
• Glenwood 2, Union 1 (5-4 PK’s)
• North Scott 2, Dallas Center-Grimes 1

Class 3-A First Round

• Cedar Rapids Kennedy 2, Iowa City West 0
• Bettendorf 2, Johnston 0
• Waukee 1, Dowling Catholic 0
• Ankeny 2, Linn-Mar 0

Class 1-A Semifinals

• Davenport Assumption 3, Nevada 0
• Sioux City Bishop Heelan 4, Waterloo Columbus Catholic 3   2OT

Class 2-A Semifinals

• Cedar Rapids Xavier 5, Sioux City East 0
• North Scott 4, Glenwood 2

Class 3-A Semifinals

• Cedar Rapids Kennedy 1,  Bettendorf 0
• Ankeny 2, Waukee 1

Class 1-A Finals

• Davenport Assumption4, Sioux City Bishop Heelan 0

Class 2-A Finals

• Cedar Rapids Xavier 3, North Scott 0

Class 3-A Finals

• 4:00pm — Cedar Rapids Kennedy (16-4) vs. Ankeny (20-0)

Baseball
Boone 6, Glenwood 3
Logan-Magnolia 21, Woodbury Central, Moville 7
Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 16, Woodbine 0
Martensdale-St. Marys 13, Corning 0
Nishnabotna 17, Clarinda Academy 1
OA-BCIG 3, Whiting 2
Pleasantville 13, Lenox 0 (5 inn)
Sioux City, North 10, Lewis Central 4
Van Meter 17, Adair-Casey 2 (5 Innings)
West Central Valley, Stuart 6, CAM, Anita 5
West Harrison, Mondamin 13, Fremont-Mills, Tabor 8

Softball
Albia 10, Atlantic 3
Creston 16, Griswold 4
Essex 12, Stanton 7
Exira-EHK 12, Guthrie Center 2
Fremont-Mills 16, West Harrison 6
Harlan 5, Carroll 4 (8)
IKM-Manning 5, Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 3
Lenox 11, CAM, Anita 0
Madrid 10, West Central Valley, Stuart 0
Martensdale-St Marys 5, Corning 2
Missouri Valley 10, Audubon 5
OA-BCIG 8, Denison-Schleswig 5
Red Oak 7, Griswold 0
Treynor 10, Riverside, Oakland 0
Villisca 11, East Mills 9
Waukee 4, Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln 3 (8)

ST. LOUIS (AP) – Gymnastics might just have its next big rivalry after Gabby Douglas, of West Des Moines,  pulled off something of an upset at the first night of the U.S. gymnastics championships, tying Jordyn Wieber atop the standings Friday night.  The two have 60.650 points, 0.45 ahead of Aly Raisman. The finals are Sunday afternoon. 
 
Wieber is the world champ and heavy favorite for the London Olympics, having lost only one all-around competition since the start of the 2008 season. But Douglas, a native of Virginia, has been rising fast, and she showed she just might have the goods to give the Americans another 1-2 punch like they had four years ago in Beijing with Nastia Liukin and Shawn Johnson. Liukin has some work to do to make her second Olympic squad after a shaky outing on uneven bars.

ST. LOUIS (AP) – Josh Tomlin scattered eight hits over seven innings, Johnny Damon hit a two-run homer and the Cleveland Indians beat St. Louis 6-2 Friday night to send the Cardinals to their seventh loss in 10 games.  Tomlin (3-3) pitched shutout ball into the seventh, when he allowed a two-run single to pinch-hitter Matt Adams. He threw just 76 pitches, improving to 4-0 in interleague play. Jake Westbrook (4-6) gave up four runs – three earned – and eight hits in six innings. He struck out seven and walked one.  Michael Brantley extended his hitting streak to 16 games for the Indians, who have won three of four.