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AC/GC Chargers Girls Golf season preview

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April 10th, 2024 by admin

The AC/GC Chargers girls golf season is underway. The Chargers started the season out with 3 golf participants and are coached by Lori McGivney

Coach McGivney gave a brief recap on how last season went.

 

Coach McGivney commented on how things are going so far this year.

Coach McGivney talked about what the girls worked on over the offseason.

Coach McGivney elaborated on what her team’s goals and expectations are for the year.

The Chargers next golf meet will be a on Thursday April 18th in a non-conference meet, where they will take on Woodward-Granger, Interstate 35, Panorama. That golf meet will start at 4:00 p.m.

High School Boys Track results from Tuesday April 9th

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April 10th, 2024 by admin

KEN CARSTENS INVITATIONAL (AT HARLAN)

1. Underwood (104 points)

Tayden Hull, 400 meter dash (53.82)

Maxwell Tiarks, discus throw (167-05) & shot put (51-09.00)

Mason Boothby, long jump (22-05.50)

Shuttle hurdle relay: Sam Hulsing, Lucas Bose Jr., Jack Vanfossan, Mason Boothby (1:00.65)

4×400 meter relay: Josh Ravlin, Mason Boothby, Riley Sealock, Will Buckholdt (3:28.35)

 

2. Atlantic (98.5 points)

Alex Sonntag, 800 meter run (2:08.03)

Colton Rasmussen, high jump (6-01.00)

4×800 meter relay: Sawyer Tarrell, Corbin Ritter, Vincent Meisinger, Preston Williams (9:02.17)

 

3. Harlan (96 points)

Matthew Sorfonden, 100 meter dash (11.18) & 200 meter dash (23.22)

4×200 meter relay: Landen Kaufman, Hagen Sorensen, Brehden Eggerss, Matthew Sorfonden (1:31.51)

 

4. Woodbine (95 points)

Landon Bendgen, 1600 meter run (4:32.19) & 3200 meter run (10:11.38)

Distance medley relay: Dillon Reed, Landon Blum, Brody Pryor, Landon Bendgen (3:38.98)

 

5. Thomas Jefferson (88 points)

Brandon Bowen, 110 hurdles (15.66) & 400 hurdles (56.44)

 

6. Treynor (73.5 points)

4×100 meter relay: Jett Sornson, Karson Elwood, Drew Meyers, Brady Wallace (43.46)

 

7. Lewis Central (58 points)

800 sprint medley relay: Leonardo Hinojosa, Parker Stessman, Aidan Bergman, Collin Petersen

8. Abraham Lincoln (55 points)

10. Denison-Schleswig (32 points)

 

CHARITON MEE

Creston

Brandon Briley, 1600 meter run (4:44.25) & 3200 meter run (10:29.94)

4×100 meter relay: Seth Gordon, Xander Drake, Braydon Schoon, Casen Dryden (47.49)

Distance medley relay: Brandon Briley, Braydon Schoon, Weston Trapp, Austin Evans (3:56.39)

 

Southeast Warren

Tate Dierking, discus throw (155-01.50)

Brogan Ewing, 100 meters (11.49)

 

TRI-CENTER INVITATIONAL

2. Riverside (83 points)

4×400 meter relay: Cole Jeppesen, Owen Fenner, Maddox Knoke, Grady Jeppesen (3:39.47)

4×800 meter relay: Mason McCready, Brody Henderson, Owen Fenner, Dawson Henderson (8:37.37)

Distance medley relay: Cole Jeppesen, Jaxon Gordon, Grady Jeppesen, Mason McCready (3:49.99)

 

3. AHSTW (76 points)

Collin Harder, 3200 meter run (11:04.16)

 

4. Logan-Magnolia (72 points)

Brodie Davis, 800 meter run (2:09.90)

4×100 meter relay: Evan Roden, Cael Wallis, Ashton Peszulik, William Anderson (45.27)

 

5. Missouri Valley (62 points)

Chris Dworak, 100 meter dash (11.40) & 200 meter dash (22.79)

 

6. St. Albert (59 points)

•Parker Heisterkamp, 1600 meter run (4:43.93)

 

7. Tri-Center (37 points)

 

8. Griswold (35 points)

Peyton Cook, 110 meter hurdles (15.38)

 

9. Fremont-Mills (29 points)

•Cooper Marvel, shot put (46-03.75) & discus throw (141-11)

10. West Harrison (3 points)

11. Boyer Valley (1 point)

 

High School Girls Track results from Tuesday April 9th

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April 10th, 2024 by admin

GRISWOLD RELAY

Class A

1. Boyer Valley (168 points)

•Morgan Hast, 100 meter dash, (13.20), 200 meter dash, (28.17) & high jump, (5-02.00)

•Lauren Malone, 400 meter hurdles, (1:10.12)

•Hailey Cue, 800 meter run, (2:42.77)

•Jenna Mitchell, shot put, (34-09.00) 

•4×800 meter relay: Malone, Cue, Gorham, O’Day, (10:41.82)

•Distance medley relay: Sylvia Sullivan, O’Day, Cue, Gorham, (5:02.01) 

 

2. Griswold (164 points)

•Addy Gade, long jump (12-09.75)

•Shuttle hurdle relay: Brystol Wyman, Reese Laverty, Addison Adams, Carsyn Adams (1:15.70) 

 

3. Sidney (82 points)

Eve Brumbaugh, 400 meter dash (1:03.63)

Lilly Peters, discus (111-07.50) 

4×100 meter relay: Alyssa Melvin, Jocelyn Tackett, Addy Haning, Brumbaugh (54.83)

4×200 meter relay: Melvin, Haning, Tackett, Alexis Beatty (1:58.58)

4×400 meter relay: Tackett, Haning, Melvin, Brumbaugh (4:48.45) 

 

4. Heartland Christian (55 points)

Keira Diehm, 1500 meter run (5:34.26)

Grace Steinmetz, 3000 meter run (12:26.87) 

 

5. Essex (51 points)

Sprint medley relay — Aila Valdez, Aiyana Keasey, Kylie Valdez, Cindy Swain (2:09.23) 

 

6. Iowa School for Deaf (12 points)

 

CLASS AA

1. St. Albert (149 points)

Keira Hochstein, 100 meter hurdles (16.81)

Lili Denton, 800 meter run (2:23.29) & 3000 meter run (10:29.02)

Avah Underwood, high jump (5-04.00)

Sprint medley relay: Madi Walter, Sophia Denton, Ellie Monahan, Alexa Lenz (1:56.40) 

4×100 meter relay: Walter, Sophia Denton, Lenz, Ellie Monahan (52.76) 

Distance medley relay: Lilly Krohn, Greta Livingston, Molly Wise, Maura Ryan (4:45.64) 

 

2. Woodbine (141 points)

Katy Pryor, 400 meter dash (1:01.69)

Izabelle Seda, 1500 meter run (5:29.84) 

Amanda Newton, shot put (34-08.00)

Shuttle hurdle relay: Adalynn Coenen, Reese Leaders, Nicole Hoefer, Kylie Neligh (1:13.39) 

 

3. Riverside (140 points)

Lydia Erickson, 100 meter dash (13.18), 200 meter dash (27.46) 

Carly Henderson, 400 meter dash (1:07.85) 

Madison Kelley, discus (98-04.50) 

4×400 meter relay: Veronica Schechinger, Elly Henderson, Carly Henderson, Erickson (4:15.59) 

4×800 meter relay: Carly Henderson, Bentley Rone, Schechinger, Elly Henderson (10:19.53) 

 

4. AHSTW (74 points)

4×200 meter relay: Delaney Goshorn, Brooklyn Buck, Rylie Knop, Bella Lamp (1:53.92) 

 

5. Red Oak (51 points)

Jocelyn O’Neal, long jump (16-01.00 

 

6. East Mills (23 points) 

 

EARLHAM CO-ED

5. Nodaway Valley (67 points) 

•Emma Lundy, 200 meter dash (26.88)

 

10. Coon Rapids-Bayard (11 points) 

 

Skyscan Forecast for Atlantic & the Nishna Valley: Wed., April 10, 2024

Weather

April 10th, 2024 by Ric Hanson

Today: Increasing clouds, with a high near 72. South southwest wind 5-to 10-mph becoming west northwest this afternoon.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy & breezy. Low around 43. N/NW @ 5-15 mph w/gusts to 25 mph.
Tomorrow: Mostly sunny & windy. High near 61. N/NW winds 20-to near 35 mph.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 66.
Saturday: Mostly sunny & breezy. High near 81.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 84.

Tuesday’s High in Atlantic was 67. Our Low this morning was 30. Last year on this date, the High in Atlantic was 75, and the Low was 40. The All-Time Record High on April 10th in Atlantic, was 94, in 1930. The Record Low was 17, in 1989. Sunrise: 6:48. Sunset: 7:54.

High School Girls & Boys Soccer Scores from Tuesday April 9th

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April 10th, 2024 by admin

Girls

Lewis Central 4, Omaha Burke 0

Denison-Schleswig 6, Riverside 0

Kuemper Catholic 10, Greene County 0

Logan-Magnolia 5, Carroll 1

Underwood 2, Treynor 0

Sioux City East 2, Abraham Lincoln 0

Thomas Jefferson 3, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 2

Sioux City North 5, LeMars 0

Bishop Heelan Catholic 10, Sioux City West 0

 

Boys

Lewis Central 4, Denison-Schleswig 3

Greene County 4, Kuemper Catholic 1

Treynor 7, Underwood 2

Abraham Lincoln 3, Sioux City East 2

Sergeant Bluff-Luton 5, Thomas Jefferson 1

Sioux City North 4, LeMars 1

 

Iowa House votes to regulate traffic cameras

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April 10th, 2024 by Ric Hanson

(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa House has voted to establish statewide regulations for automated traffic cameras that generate tickets for speeding and running red lights. Republican Representative Phil Thompson of Boone says tickets could only be issued if a vehicle is caught going at least 10 miles an hour over the posted speed limit. “While I certainly would prefer to ban these outright,” Thompson says, “the longer we sit around and do nothing on this, the more we’re seeing these systems being abuse across our state.”

Representative Brian Best, a Republican from Glidden, says after years of wrangling, it’s clear there’s no perfect answer, but it’s time to act. “Without this amendment and this bill…I think there’s going to be a lot of unwanted and unneeded traffic cameras that are going to keep springing up,” Best said.

The bill would require revenue from traffic camera tickets to be used on law enforcement budgets. Republican Representative John Wills of Spirit Lake wants to go further and ban all traffic cameras. “We don’t have to be found guilty just because our car was there, our license plate was there,” Wills says.

If the bill becomes law, cities that want to have traffic cameras would have to get a permit from the Iowa Department of Transportation. Cities with fewer than 20-thousand residents could not have mobile cameras that change locations. The bill passed on an 85 to 12 vote and now goes to the Senate.

High School Girls & Boys Tennis Scores from Tuesday April

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April 10th, 2024 by admin

Girls

Atlantic 7, Glenwood 2

Shenandoah 5, St. Albert 4

Clarinda 9, Southwest Valley 0

Red Oak 8, Audubon 1

Lewis Central 8, Harlan 1

Clarke 6, Creston 3

Denison-Schleswig 8, Storm Lake 1

Bishop Heelan Catholic 7, Sioux City North 2

LeMars 7, Sioux City West 2

 

Boys

Glenwood 9, Atlantic 0

Shenandoah 8, St. Albert 1

Southwest Valley 6, Clarinda 3

Red Oak 8, Audubon 1

Lewis Central 8, Harlan 1

Sioux City East 8, Denison-Schleswig 1

Sergeant Bluff-Luton 9, Estherville-Lincoln Central 0

LeMars 9, Sioux City West 0

 

High School Girls Golf Scores from Tuesday April 9th

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April 10th, 2024 by admin

Atlantic 186 Glenwood 213

Medalist: Belle Berg, Atlantic (40)

 

Clarinda 213 Shenandoah 235

Medalist: Sarah Pickens, Shenandoah (46)

 

Southwest Iowa Cup (at Creston)

Clarke 421 Winterset 457 Creston NTS East Union NTS Lenox NTS 

Medalist: Sophia Davis, Clarke (99) 

 

Denison-Schleswig 217 IKM-Manning 218 Boyer Valley 221

Medalist: Maeve Nielsen, IKM-Manning (47) 

 

Riverside 230 Logan-Magnolia 259

Medalist: Addison Brink, Riverside (51)

 

Underwood 214 Tri-Center 239 

Medalist: Natalie Ausdemore, Tri-Center (43)

 

Mount Ayr 195 Wayne 238 Melcher-Dallas NTS

Medalist: Jaylee Shaffer, Mount Ayr (37)

 

Sergeant Bluff-Luton 411 Bishop Heelan 426 Abraham Lincoln 609

Medalist: Cora Eckhoff, Sergeant Bluff-Luton (95)

 

High School Boys golf results from Tuesday April 9th

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April 10th, 2024 by admin

Mustang Invitational (at Shenandoah)

Atlantic 302, Syndney 333, Red Oak 35

Atlantic – Tristan Hayes led the Trojans’ efforts and carded the tournament’s top score with a 70 (+1)

 

Southwest Iowa Cup

1. Winterset 316, 2. East Union 353, 3. Creston 363, 4. Lenox 401

East Union — Zayne Eslinger 81 (4th), Austin Lack 84, Brock Jones 92, Dyson Kessler 96, Josh Lopez 101, Ty Tallmon 103

Creston — Marshall Long 80 (3rd), Carson Rieck 92, Garrick Clausen 93, Chasse Downing 98, Tristian Evans 108, Ethan Holiday 117

Lenox — Laramie Stoaks 92, Kolben Robinson 101, Dayton Tull 103, Patton Adams 105, Cash Brammer 106, Daysen Gregg 113

 

Riverside 183 Logan-Magnolia 192 

Medalist: Nathan Smith, Riverside (43)

 

Tri-Center 173 Underwood 188 

Medalist: Danny Stein, Underwood (40)

 

Wayne 169 Mount Ayr 173 Melcher-Dallas 247

Medalist: Nash Buckingham, Wayne (38)

 

Central Decatur 225 Mormon Trail 283 

Medalist: Cooper Horton, Central Decatur (47)

 

 

 

 

Carbon pipeline related bill clears Senate subcommittee

Ag/Outdoor, News

April 9th, 2024 by Ric Hanson

(Radio Iowa) – A House-passed bill that would give property owners resisting a proposed carbon pipeline a new legal option has cleared initial review in the Iowa Senate. Senator Jason Schultz, a Republican from Schleswig, is working on some adjustments to the bill, but he says it’s time for the legislature to do something. “I do believe this is the correct thing…to give people an opportunity to know the fate of their land without waiting three years,” Schultz said. “That just seems cruel and unusual.”

Under the bill, property owners along a proposed hazardous pipeline route could go to court after a permit application is filed for a ruling on whether developers would have eminent domain authority to seize land for the project. Property owners who don’t want the carbon pipeline on their land are urging senators to pass the bill. Kathy Carter of Rockford says they need relief.

“We need relief from the unending stress,” Carter said. “We need the relief of the worry of how do I afford to continue on, all in an effort to protect my own property.” Jeff Boeyink, a lobbyist for Summit Carbon Solutions, says if the bill becomes law, it would have a chilling effect on Summit’s pipeline, as well as natural gas pipeline development. “At its core, this bill has been written to frustrate infrastructure development,” Boeyink said. “There’s just no doubt about it.”

Another lobbyist for the company told senators that Summit has paid 158 million dollars to over 12-hundred Iowa landowners who’ve signed voluntary easements for the pipeline — accounting for nearly 75 percent of the pipeline route through Iowa.