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IOWA CITY, Iowa – Seventy-three University of Iowa student-athletes have been named Big Ten Conference Distinguished Scholars, it was announced Tuesday by the league office.
Among the Iowa honorees, 21 maintained a perfect 4.0 grade point average during the 2022-23 academic term, including:
Aaron Blom, Football
Alli Bookin-Nosbisch, Women’s Cross Country/Women’s Track & Field
Jenny Cape, Women’s Soccer
Samantha Cary, Women’s Soccer
Anna Davis, Volleyball
Molly Davis, Women’s Basketball
Natalie DeGabriele, Rowing
Harper Dunne, Field Hockey
Sharon Goodman, Women’s Basketball
Heidi Hines, Rowing
Jamie Kofron, Women’s Track and Field
Alix O’Brien, Women’s Swimming & Diving
Felipe Pedraza, Men’s Golf
Molly Rygh, Rowing
Lillian Schmidt, Women’s Cross Country/Women’s Track & Field
Cullan Schriever, Wrestling
Kenni Smith, Rowing
Konnor Sommer, Mn’s Cross Country/Men’s Track & Field
Lokke Stribos, Field Hockey
Sofie Stribos, Field Hockey
Kelli Tosic, Women’s Cross Country/Women’s Track & Field
Big Ten Faculty Representatives established the Distinguished Scholar Award in 2008 to supplement the Academic All-Big Ten program. Distinguished Scholar Award recipients must have earned Academic All-Big Ten recognition in the previous academic year, must have been enrolled full time at the institution for the entire previous academic year (two semesters or three quarters) and earned a minimum GPA of 3.70 or better during the previous academic year, excluding any summer grades. The Academic All-Big Ten threshold is a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher for a student-athlete’s academic career.
The Big Ten recognized 1,696 student-athletes in 39 different sports as Distinguished Scholars, including more than 355 who maintained a perfect 4.0 GPA during the previous academic term.
Baseball (1)
Name Year Major Hometown
Brayden Frazier Sr. Entrepreneurial Management Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Women’s Basketball (4)
Name Year Major Hometown
Caitlin Clark Jr. Marketing West Des Moines, Iowa
Molly Davis Sr. Health Studies Midland, Mich.
Sharon Goodman Sr. Health Studies Lime Springs, Iowa
Gabby Marshall Sr. Health Studies Mason, Ohio
Men’s Basketball (1)
Name Year Major Hometown
Payton Sandfort Jr. Business Direct Admission Waukee, Iowa
Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field (3)
Name Year Major Hometown
Armando Bryson Grad. Public Affairs Long Beach, Calif.
Spencer Gudgel Sr. Sport and Recreation Management Carmel, Ind.
*Konnor Sommer Sr. Electrical Engineering Bettendorf, Iowa
Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field (17)
Name Year Major Hometown
*Madeline Block Grad. Clinical Anatomy Marion, Iowa
*Alli Bookin-Nosbisch Sr. Sport and Recreation Management Ottumwa, Iowa
*Grace Bookin-Nosbisch Sr. Marketing Ottumwa, Iowa
Mariel Bruxvoort Grad. Accounting Grand Rapids, Mich.
*Laney Fitzpatrick Jr. Sport and Recreation Management Davenport, Iowa
Anne Guest So. Elementary Education Ottumwa, Iowa
*Kaitlin Knape So. Political Science Tecumseh, Mich.
Jamie Kofron Sr. Finance Tipton, Iowa
*Leah Kralovetz Sr. Enterprise Leadership Denmark, Wis.
Lia Love Sr. Public Health Chapel Hill, N.C.
*Lauren McMahon Jr. Biomedical Sciences Ankeny, Iowa
Tahlee McVee So. Environmental Policy and Planning Perth, Australia
*Abigail Ryon Jr. Biology Mount Pleasant, Iowa
*Lillian Schmidt So. Biomedical Engineering Dubuque, Iowa
*Samantha Strauss So. Environmental Sciences Johnston, Iowa
*Kelli Tosic Sr. Theatre Arts Grayslake, Ill.
*Ellie Twedt Jr. Pharmacy Elkhart, Iowa
Field Hockey (6)
Name Year Major Hometown
Hillary Cox So. Mechanical Engineering Wilmette, Ill.
Harper Dunne Sr. Global Health Studies Fort Worth, Texas
Olivia Frazier Grad. Data Science Cary, N.C.
Anthe Nijziel Sr. Psychology Eindhoven, Netherlands
Lokke Stribos Sr. Biomedical Engineering Brussels, Belgium
Sofie Stribos Jr. Civil Engineering Brussels, Belgium
Football (8)
Name Year Major Hometown
Aaron Blom Jr. Human Physiology Oskaloosa, Iowa
Jeremy Chaplin Jr. Sport and Recreation Management Waverly, Iowa
Gennings Dunker So. Pre-Physical Therapy Lena, Ill.
Nick Phelps Sr. Management Kingsley, Iowa
Quinn Schulte Sr. Human Physiology Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Josef Smith Jr. Exercise Science Britt, Iowa
Louis Stec Sr. Enterprise Leadership LaGrange Park, Ill.
John Waggoner Sr. Management Des Moines, Iowa
Men’s Golf (2)
Name Year Major Hometown
Ronan Kleu Sr. Business Analytics Zollikerberg, Switzerland
Felipe Pedraza Jr. Business Analytics and Information Systems Lima, Peru
Women’s Golf (1)
Name Year Major Hometown
Lea Zeitler Sr. Journalism & Mass Communication Tyrol, Austria
Women’s Gymnastics (1)
Name Year Major Hometown
Allison Zuhlke Jr. Enterprise Leadership Waukesha, Wis.
Rowing (13)
Name Year Major Hometown
Verity Carstensen Jr. Interdepartmental Studies Waukee, Iowa
Natalie DeGabriele Jr. Human Physiology Cedar Falls, Iowa
Heidi Hines Sr. Human Physiology Three Rivers, Mich.
Abby Jaynes Jr. Elementary Education Greenwood Village, Colo.
Kirsten Jurgersen Sr. CLAS Non-degree Student Wilton, Iowa
Abbey Klostermann Sr. Biology Davenport, Iowa
Taryn Lindaman Sr. Graduate Nondepartmental Ankeny, Iowa
Myah Lugar So. Elementary Education Kalona, Iowa
Emma Mask Sr. Nuclear Medicine Technology Bettendorf, Iowa
Kassandra McWhorter Sr. Neuroscience Atkins, Iowa
Molly Rygh Sr. Sport and Recreation Management Cedar Falls, Iowa
Molly Shannon So. Elementary Education Clinton, Iowa
Kenni Smith So. Business Standard Admission Toronto, Canada
Women’s Soccer (7)
Name Year Major Hometown
Jenny Cape Sr. Biomedical Sciences Brookfield, Wis.
Samantha Cary Sr. Public Health St. Charles, Mo.
Cassidy Formanek Grad. Business Analytics Evergreen, Colo.
Maggie Johnston So. Enterprise Leadership Corona, Calif.
Kenzie Roling So. Enterprise Leadership Waverly, Iowa
Hailey Rydberg Sr. Psychology St. Charles, Ill.
Anastasia Savich Grad. Sport and Recreation Management Macomb, Mich.
Softball (1)
Name Year Major Hometown
Kalena Burns Sr. Elementary Education Corona, Calif.
Women’s Swimming & Diving (3)
Name Year Major Hometown
Claire Hartley Jr. Communication Studies Omaha, Neb.
Makayla Hughbanks So. Enterprise Leadership Bettendorf, Iowa
Alix O’Brien So. Enterprise Leadership Apple Valley, Minn.
Volleyball (4)
Name Year Major Hometown
Amanda Darling Jr. English Education Oswego, Ill.
Anna Davis Jr. Computer Science Castle Rock, Colo.
Bailey Ortega Jr. Sport and Recreation Management Davenport, Iowa
Michelle Urquhart Jr. Marketing Virginia Beach, Va.
Wrestling (1)
Name Year Major Hometown
Cullan Schriever Jr. Business Standard Admission Mason City, Iowa
*Multi-sport honorees
The tournament director of the John Deere Classic says he likes where the PGA tournament falls on the calendar. Up until a few years ago the JDC was the week before the British. It is now the week before the Scottish Open, an event generally considered a tune-up for the British.
That’s Andrew Lehman, who is his first year as tournament director after replacing Clair Peterson. Lehman says they have tried to embrace the fact that the tournament falls on the week of Independence Day.
The John Deere Classic has been known over the years as a tournament that launches the career of young golfers and Lehman says that won’t change. Th tournament has doled out sponsor exemptions to a number of golfers who are hoping to break onto the national stage.
Iowa linebacker Nick Jackson says he has made a rapid transition to his new team. The Atlanta native transferred to Iowa after earning second team All-ACC honors at Virginia. Jackson says the Hawkeyes offered him while in high school and he has felt welcomed by his new teammates.
Jackson says he has been accepted by his new team during summer workouts.
Jackson says transferring to Iowa was the right decision for his career.
Jackson was unable to go through spring drills with the Hawkeyes so he is getting up to speed during summer workouts.
The Hawkeyes open the season September second at home against Utah State.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa – Junior guard from the University of Iowa, Caitlin Clark, won the 2023 Honda Cup and was named Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year as announced tonight by Chris Voelz, Executive Director of THE Collegiate Women Sports Awards (CWSA).
The Honda Cup Award has been presented annually by the CWSA for the past 47 years to the top women athletes in 12 NCAA- sanctioned sports and signifies “the best of the best in collegiate athletics”.
Clark was chosen by a vote of administrators from over 1,000 NCAA member schools.
Clark, from West Des Moines, Iowa, was named the 2023 Naismith, Wooden and Wade Trophy winner along with the Associated Press and USBWA Ann Drysdale Player of the Year honors.
The guard is also a two-time winner of the Nancy Lieberman Point Guard Award and is the first-ever three-time winner of the Dawn Staley Award. She also won the Honda Sport Award for Basketball in April.
She led her team to its first-ever NCAA Championship game and helped post the Hawkeye’s most wins in a single season. During the NCAA Tournament, she posted the first 40-point triple-double in NCAA Tournament history (men’s or women’s) and broke the NCAA single-tournament records for most 3-point FG made (24) and most points scored (191). This season, she is the only player in the nation with 1,000 points, 240 rebounds, 310 assists and 45 steals.
Overall, Clark became the first player in Division I women’s basketball history to record more than 1,000 points and 300 assists in the same season and was fastest Division I player (men’s or women’s) to reach 1,500 career points over the last 20 seasons.
Off the court, she is a two-time First Team Academic All-American and was named the 2023 CSC Academic All-America of the Year.
The CWSA, entering its 47th year, has honored the nation’s top NCAA women athletes for their superior athletic skills, leadership, academic excellence and eagerness to participate in community service. Since commencing its partnership in 1986, Honda has provided more than $3.4 million in institutional grants to the universities of the award winners and nominees to support women’s athletics programs.
(Anita) — Since the first pitch both CAM and Coon Rapids-Bayard were ready to play gritty baseball. The Crusaders were first to score in the 3rd thanks to an RBI single from Parker Hays and then a sac-fly RBI from Cade Behrens. They gained a 2-0 lead and were ready to hold. Coon Rapids-Bayard added two more runs in the 4th with an RBI base hit thanks to Cal Heyden and another sac-fly from Lance Clayburg.
The game at that point seemed over until an RBI single from Brayden Chester in the 4th brought life back into the Cougars. The game was now 4-1 and you could feel the excitement from the CAM fans. But the excitement was short lived because Lance Clayburg for the Crusaders continued to throw strikeouts. Clayburg pitched the full 7 innings, had 5 hits, 1 ER, and 14 K’s. CAM’s last hit came in the bottom of the 7th inning. Clayburg finished the game like he started, with a strikeout.
The final score was 5-1.
Coach Ticknor was honest about summarizing the game.
The Cougars remain focused as they look to the post season.
With the loss CAM stands at (8-11) and they will go on the road Tuesday June 27th to play Audubon. The Crusaders improve to (22-4) and are at home Tuesday June 27th against Ar-We-Va.
With workouts underway it is a much different summer for Iowa State sophomore Tamin Lipsey. The Ames native is coming off a freshman season in which he started all 33 games at point guard and was named to the Big 12 All-Freshman Team.
Lipsey says with a year under his belt coach T.J. Otzelberger wants him to become even more of a leader.
With more depth at guard next season, it should help Lipsey share some of the ball handling duties.
Lipsey is working on all aspects of his offense. He averaged just over seven points per game last season but shot only 20 percent from three4 point range.
Otzelberger says one of Lipsey’s biggest strengths is his durability.
Otzelkberger says Lipsey excels in the areas of leadership and toughness.
Lipsey finished third n the team in offense rebounds as a freshman and Otzelberger says that is the result of his effort.
Otzelberger says Lipsey is a much more confident player this summer.
IOWA CITY, Iowa – One hundred twenty University of Iowa student-athletes have been named to the 2023 Spring Academic All-Big Ten team, the conference office announced Monday. The list includes student-athletes from baseball (11), men’s golf (3), women’s golf (2), rowing (32), softball (11), women’s tennis (4), men’s track and field (15), and women’s track and field (42).
The 32 rowing and 42 women’s track and field honorees are both school records.
A total of 2,192 students competing in spring and at-large sports were honored, including 360 in baseball, 181 in softball, 311 in women’s rowing, 74 in men’s and 79 in women’s golf, 180 in men’s and 178 in women’s lacrosse, 63 in men’s and 70 in women’s tennis, 263 in men’s and 336 in women’s track and field and 262 in at-large sports (representing bowling, men’s and women’s fencing, ice hockey, lightweight rowing, men’s and women’s rifle and pistol, men’s volleyball, sand volleyball, synchronized swimming and water polo.)
Eighty-one student-athletes carried a perfect grade point average, including rowing’s Natalie DeGabriele and track and field’s Jamie Kofron, Lillian Schmidt, Konnor Sommer and Kelli Tosec.
To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, students must be on a varsity team, as verified by being on the official squad list as of May 1 for spring sports, who have been enrolled fulltime at the institution for a minimum of 12 months and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.
Baseball (11)
Name Year Major Hometown
Brody Brecht So. Management Ankeny, Iowa
Ben DeTaeye Sr. Environmental Policy and Planning Clive, Iowa
Brayden Frazier Sr. Entrepreneurial Management Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Sam Hojnar Sr. Psychology Naperville, Ill.
Kyle Huckstorf Sr. Interdepartmental Studies Waterford, Wis.
Luke Llewellyn Sr. Finance Urbandale, Iowa
Cade Moss Sr. Enterprise Leadership Johnston, Iowa
Will Mulflur Sr. Finance Mercer Island, Wash.
Sam Petersen Jr. Finance Huxley, Iowa
Michael Seegers Jr. Sport and Recreation Management Oconomowoc, Wis.
Ben Tallman Sr. Enterprise Leadership Billings, Mont.
Men’s Golf (3)
Name Year Major Hometown
Ronan Kleu Sr. Business Analytics Zollikerberg, Switzerland
Callum Macfie So. Exercise Science Yorkshire, England
Felipe Pedraza Jr. Business Analytics and Information Systems Lima, Peru
Women’s Golf (2)
Name Year Major Hometown
Caroline Gray So. Pre-Business Winnetaka, Ill.
Lea Zeitler Sr. Journalism and Mass Communication Tyrol, Austria
Rowing (32)
Name Year Major Hometown
Lily Beardsley So. Psychology Bettendorf, Iowa
Liz Blewett Sr. Finance Dallas, Texas
Sydney Brands Sr. Exercise Science Iowa City, Iowa
Verity Carstensen Jr. Interdepartmental Studies Waukee, Iowa
Melissa Cronnolly Sr. Speech and Hearing Science Park Ridge, Ill.
Orla Cuffe So. Management Auckland, New Zealand
Emma Dabinett Jr. Psychology Bracknell, England
Natalie DeGabriele Jr. Human Physiology Cedar Falls, Iowa
Grace Ethofer Jr. Pharmacy Interest Polk City, Iowa
Elora Fierke Sr. English and Creative Writing Fort Dodge, Iowa
Jaecee Hall Sr. Psychology Ankeny, Iowa
Heidi Hines Sr. Human Physiology Three Rivers, Mich.
Abby Jaynes Jr. Elementary Education Greenwood Village, Colo.
Kirsten Jurgersen Sr. CLAS Non-degree Student Wilton, Iowa
Abbey Klostermann Sr. Biology Davenport, Iowa
Nina Lawrence Sr. Psychology Wellington, New Zealand
Paige Leibfried Jr. Exercise Science Waukee, Iowa
Taryn Lindaman Sr. Graduate Nondepartmental Ankeny, Iowa
Myah Lugar So. Elementary Education Clinton, Iowa
Natalie Maher Jr. Business Analytics and Information Systems Huxley, Iowa
Emma Mask Sr. Nuclear Medicine Technology Bettendorf, Iowa
Kassandra McWhorter Sr. Neuroscience Atkins, Iowa
Hailey Mercuri Sr. Exercise Science Grimsby, Ontario
Ava Parris Sr. Management Capron, Ill.
Haley Reeves So. Environmental Sciences Ames, Iowa
Molly Rygh Sr. Sport and Recreation Management Cedar Falls, Iowa
Ava Satterfield Jr. Human Physiology Bettendorf, Iowa
Molly Shannon So. Elementary Education Clinton, Iowa
Kenni Smith So. Business Standard Admission Toronto, Canada
Abbyl Thoms So. Human Physiology Marion, Iowa
Maggie Toennis So. Human Physiology Naperville, Ill.
Claire Wragge Sr. Enterprise Leadership Hampton, Iowa
Softball (11)
Name Year Major Hometown
Grace Banes Sr. Human Physiology Kansas City, Kan.
Kalena Burns Sr. Elementary Education Corona, Calif.
Nia Carter Sr. Psychology Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.
Amber DeSena Jr. Psychology Concord, Calif.
Tristin Doster So. Elementary Education Fort Dodge, Iowa
Haley Downe So. Environmental Engineering Norwalk, Iowa
Anna Henderson Jr. Biology Battle Ground, Ind.
Emma Henderson Jr. Human Physiology Battle Ground, Ind.
Brylee Klosterman Jr. Enterprise Leadership North Liberty, Iowa
Rylie Moss Jr. Health Studies Muscatine, Iowa
Breanna Vasquez Sr. Psychology Norwalk, Calif.
Women’s Tennis (4)
Name Year Major Hometown
Samantha Mannix Grad. Sport and Recreation Management Elkhorn, Neb.
Vipasha Mehra Jr. Science Studies Calgary, Canada
Barbora Pokorna So. International Relations Ostrava, Czech Republic
Marisa Schmidt So. Business KarlSenioruhe, Germany
Men’s Track and Field (15)
Name Year Major Hometown
Armando Bryson Sr. Political Science Anaheim, Calif.
Grant Conway Sr. Sport and Recreation Management St. James, Mo.
Spencer Gudgel Sr. Sport & Recreation Management Carmel, Ind.
Peyton Haack Sr. Finance Westfield, Ind.
Kaleba Jack Jr. Psychology Iowa City, Iowa
Noah James So. Enterprise Leadership Treynor, Iowa
Khullen Jefferson Jr. Sport and Recreation Management Lynwood, Ill.
Aidan King Jr. Political Science St. Charles, Ill.
Max Murphy Sr. Mechanical Engineering Bettendorf, Iowa
Tyler Olson Sr. CLAS Non-degree Student Muscatine, Iowa
Gratt Reed Sr. Finance Atlantic, Iowa
Konnor Sommer Sr. Electrical and Computer Engineering Bettendorf, Iowa
Martin Strong Jr. Mechanical Engineering Kirkwood, Mo.
Nick Trattner Sr. Exercise Science Naperville, Ill.
Austin West Sr. Exercise Science Iowa City, Iowa
Women’s Track & Field (42)
Name Year Major Hometown
Amber Aesoph Sr. Health Studies Sioux City, Iowa
Alivia Bauer Sr. Elementary Education Indianola, Iowa
Myreanna Bebe Jr. Journalism and Mass Communications Marion, Iowa
Maddie Block Other Clinical Anatomy Marion, Iowa
Alli Bookin-Nosbisch Sr. Sport and Recreation Management Ottumwa, Iowa
Grace Bookin-Nosbisch Sr. Marketing Ottumwa, Iowa
Miya Brines So. Enterprise Leadership Loveland, Colo.
Mariel Bruxvoort Sr. Accounting Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dimia Burrell Jr. Journalism and Mass Communication Marion, Iowa
Claire Edmondson Jr. Ancient Civilization Dubuque, Iowa
Laney Fitzpatrick Jr. Sport and Recreation Management Davenport, Iowa
Bryce Gidel Sr. Exercise Science Humboldt, Iowa
Emma Gordon Sr. Law Ankeny, Iowa
Anne Guest So. Elementary Education Ottumwa, Iowa
LaSarah Hargrove Sr. Criminology, Law and Justice Tampa, Fla.
Amanda Howe Sr. Sociology Southington, Conn.
Jade Hunter So. Exercise Science East Moline, Ill.
Kaitlin Knape So. Political Science Tecumseh, Mich.
Jamie Kofron Sr. Finance Tipton, Iowa
Leah Kralovetz Sr. Enterprise Leadership Denmark, Wis.
Chloe Larsen Jr. Health Studies Waukee, Wis.
Lia Love Sr. Public Health Chapel Hill, N.C.
Paige Magee Jr. Sport and Recreation Management Columbia, Mo.
Mytika Mayberry Jr. African American Studies Ankeny, Iowa
Brooke McKee Jr. Business Analytics and Information Systems Johnston, Iowa
Lauren McMahon Sr. Biomedical Sciences Ankeny, Iowa
Tahlee McVee So. Environmental Policy and Planning Perth, Australia
Ella Meeuwsen So. Nursing Interest Green Bay, Wis.
Kat Moody Sr. Political Science Clive, Iowa
Katherine Moore Jr. Radiation Sciences Olathe, Kan.
Nylah Perry Jr. Communication Studies Sicklerville, N.J.
Katie Petersen Sr. Human Physiology Ankeny, Iowa
Claire Pitcher Sr. Enterprise Leadership Franklin, Wis.
Micah Poellet Jr. Environmental Sciences Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Ianna Roach Sr. Journalism and Mass Communication Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago
Abby Ryon Sr. Biology Mount Pleasant, Iowa
Miriam Sandeen So. Exercise Science Eden Prairie, Minn.
Lillian Schmidt Jr. Biomedical Engineering Dubuque, Iowa
Sam Strauss Jr. Environmental Sciences Johnston, Iowa
Kelli Tosic Sr. Theatre Arts Grayslake, Ill.
Ellie Twedt Fr. Pharmacy Elkhart, Iowa
Kathryn Vortherms Sr. Exercise Science Ankeny, Iowa
4A
Ankeny Centennial (25-2)
Cedar Rapids Prairie (27-3)
Johnston (27-7)
Cedar Rapids Kennedy (25-9)
Southeast Polk (23-9)
Iowa City High (22-12)
West Des Moines Dowling (19-9)
Dallas Center-Grimes (21-6)
Indianola (22-7)
Ankeny (16-15)
Others Mentioned (alphabetical order): Ames (22-11); Linn-Mar (19-12); Pleasant Valley (20-13); Sioux City North (23-9); Urbandale (17-15)
3A
Western Dubuque (26-6)
North Polk (20-3)
Lewis Central (22-3)
Marion (21-5)
ADM (20-7)
Knoxville (27-2)
Wahlert, Dubuque (22-10)
Assumption, Davenport (21-10)
Ballard (15-8)
Heelan, Sioux City (19-11)
Others Mentioned (alphabetical order): Benton (24-8); Central DeWitt (19-8); MOC-Floyd Valley (21-7); Sergeant Bluff-Luton (23-11); West Delaware (19-9)
2A
Van Meter (22-8)
Mid-Prairie (20-6)
Beckman, Dyersville (18-8)
Estherville-Lincoln Central (17-6)
Underwood (18-2)
Kuemper, Carroll (18-9)
Cascade (16-7)
West Marshall (21-6)
New Hampton (19-8)
Pleasantville (22-6)
Others Mentioned (alphabetical order): Anamosa (17-8); Sumner-Fredericksburg (16-4); West Lyon (18-2); Williamsburg (16-16); Woodward-Granger (14-4)
1A
Newman Catholic, Mason City (25-3)
Kingsley-Pierson (21-1)
Remsen-St. Mary’s (23-2)
Lynnville-Sully (21-1)
Don Bosco (23-5)
North Linn (22-4)
West Harrison (18-3)
Burlington, Notre Dame (23-6)
Lisbon (19-4)
Gehlen Catholic, LeMars (17-3)
Others Mentioned (alphabetical order): Bishop Garrigan, Algona (19-5); Coon Rapids-Bayard (21-4); Newell-Fonda (17-5); Saint Ansgar (20-5); Woodbury Central (13-5)
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