Southwest Valley Co-Ed Meet
04/20/2023

Girls Team Scores

1. Clarinda 121
2. Fremont-Mills 114
3. East Mills 70
4. Stanton 70
5. Lenox 63
6. Southwest Valley 63
7. Griswold 55
8. Shenandoah 38
9. Bedford 34
10. Essex 23
11. Red Oak 16
12. Sidney 10
13. Mount Ayr 10

Clarinda was led by wins from Raenna Henke in the 3000M, Taylor Cole in the 200M, and Mayson Hartley in the 1500M. Clarinda also took the Distance Medley.

Southwest Valley’s Emma Cooper won the 100M.

Boys Team Scores

1. Clarinda 157
2. East Mills 83
3. Shenandoah 81
4. Southwest Valley 54
5. Fremont-Mills 52
6. Glenwood 47
7. Stanton 43
8. CAM 28
9. Essex 9

Clarinda got individual wins from Alec Wyman in the 400M, Treyton Schaapherder in the 1600M and 3200M, and Tadyn Brown in the Long Jump. The Cardinals also won the 4x200M Relay, 4x800M Relay, and Distance Medley.

CAM got a win from Sam Foreman in the 110M Hurdles (15.03) and Jack Follmann won the 400M Hurdles (55.28).

Southwest Valley’s Marshall Knapp won the High Jump (6-3)

Full results: SWVCoEd2023

GIRLS GOLF

Atlantic 195, Clarinda 196
Medalist: Belle Berg, Atlantic, 44
Runner-Up: Taylor Rasmussen, Clarinda, 46
Other Atlantic Scores: Lexi Noelck 50, Abby Smith 50, Abby Muller 51, Makenna Schroeder 54, Emma Rose 54

Glidden-Ralston NTS, Greene County NTS
Medalist: Addy Boell, Glidden-Ralston, 46
Runner-Up: Elizabeth Lloyd, GC, 51

Hamburg 231, Griswold NTS
Medalist: Joanna Reynolds, Griswold, 48
Runner-Up: Linsey Keiser, Griswold, 49

Underwood 225, Missouri Valley 265
Medalist: Mary Stephens, Underwood, 50 & Henley Arbaugh, Missouri Valley, 50

Lewis Central Invite
Team Scores

1. Sidney 404
2. Treynor 422
3. Logan-Magnolia 426
4. Red Oak 427
5. Lewis Central 440
6. Glenwood 478
7. East Mills NTS

Individual Top Ten

1. Avery Dowling, Sidney, 88
2. Brooklyn Currin, Treynor, 89
3. Brynn Knaus, Red Oak, 95
4. Addey Lydon, Red Oak, 98
5. Cara Ohl, Logan-Magnolia, 100
6. Brooke Larsen, Lewis Central, 100
7. Ellie Ward, Sidney, 101
8. Sycily Baker-Hall, Sidney, 101
9. Sophi Pedersen, Treynor, 102
10. Mallory Lang, East Mills, 103

Martensdale St. Marys 238, Wayne 262, SE Warren 291
Medalist: Kathryn Ballard, Martensdale-St. Marys, 56
Runners-Up: Carly Franey and Priscilla Palacios, MSTM, 59’s

Southwest Valley 216, Shenandoah 235, Creston NTS
Medalist: Mikaela Downing, Creston, 47
Runner-Up: Becca Wetzel, Southwest Valley, 53

BOYS GOLF

Atlantic 168, Clarinda 176
Medalist: Hudson McLaren, Atlantic, 38
Runner-up: Tristan Hays, Atlantic, 40
Other Atlantic: Roth Den Beste & Tate Niklasen 45, Sam Brosam 48, Cruz Waver 53

Fremont-Mills 188, Griswold 209, Hamburg 246
Medalist: Keith Thompson, Hamburg, 36
Runner-up: Kamron Brownlee, Griswold, 44

Greene County 173, Glidden-Ralston 211
Runner-up: Carson Peters, Glidden-Ralston, 44

Kuemper Catholic 170, Harlan 171, Treynor 180
Medalist: Maverick Schwabe, Kuemper Catholic, 38
Runner-up: Brax Vonnahme, Kuemper Catholic, 42

Missouri Valley 168, Underwood 194
Medalist: Jackson Tennis, Missouri Valley, 37
Runner-up: Danny Stein, Underwood, 41

Shenandoah 172, Creston 196, Southwest Valley 231
Medalist: Jade Spangler, Shenandoah, 39
Runner-up: Ethan Laughlin, Shenandoah, 41

Wayne 195, Southeast Warren 219, Martensdale-St. Marys 223
Medalist: Nash Buckingham, Wayne, 43
Runner-up: Cole Keller, Martensdale-St. Marys, 46

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara will see limited action on Saturday when the Hawkeyes close spring drills with an open practice. The Michigan transfer is coming off knee surgery that cut his last season with the Wolverines short.

That’s offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz who says McNamara assumed a leadership role the minute he showed up on campus.

McNamara is expected to provide an upgrade at quarterback but two areas of concern remain alarming. Wide receivers were ineffective last season and two of Iowa’s top wideouts left via the portal. An offensive line which generated less than 95 yards of rushing per game is still dealing with injuries and lack of depth.

Ferentz says if this is his final year as the offensive coordinator he is at peace with it. His contract was amended to include a goal of 25 points per game. The Hawkeyes averaged less than 18 points per game last season.

Fans will be welcomed in Jack Trice Stadium Saturday when Iowa State closes spring drills but don’t expect to watch a game. Cyclone coach Matt Campbell says it will look more like a practice.

A year ago the Cyclones held open practices at Ames and Gilbert High Schools as new turf was being installed in Jack Trice Stadium.

Campbell likes the progress that has been made since the Cyclones closed out disappointing season with a record of 4-8.

Campbell says the team won’t start taking shape until well into fall camp.

The Iowa Hawkeye baseball team closes out the first half of the Big Ten race by opening a three game series at home tonight (Friday night) against league leading Nebraska. The Hawkeyes are 4-5 in conference play while the Huskers are 7-2.

That’s Iowa coach Rick Heller. The Hawkeye hitters face a tough challenge in the opener. Husker left Emmett Olson is 5-1 and opposing hitters are batting only .181 against him.

Heller hopes the home field is an advantage this weekend. The Hawkeyes are 12-2 at Banks Field.

GIRLS TENNIS

Clarinda 9 Atlantic 0
Singles
1. Taylor Cole 12 (Cl) def Rio Johnson 12 (A) 8-0
2. Mayson Hartley 12 (Cl) def Keira Olsen 12 (A) 8-0
3. Avery Walter 12 (Cl) def Quincy Sorenson 11 (A) 8-0
4. Riley Nothwehr 10 (Cl) def Jade Harter 11 (A) 8-0
5. Brooke Brown 11 (Cl) def Josephine Sorenson 12 (A) 8-0
6. Emma Stogdill 11 (Cl) def Geneieve McCalla 11 (A) 8-0
Doubles
1. Cole/Hartley (Cl) def Johnson/Olsen (A) 8-1
2. Walter/Nothwehr (Cl) def QSorenson/Harter (A) 8-1
3. Brown/Stogdill (Cl) def JSorenson/GMcCalla (A) 8-4

Creston 7, Audubon 2
Shenandoah 8, Harlan 1

BOYS TENNIS

Atlantic 9, Clarinda 0
Singles
1. Clevi Johnson 12 (A) def Drake Riddle 12 (Cl) 10-4
2. Nolan Waters 11 (A) def Grant Barr 11 (Cl) 10-1
3. Kinnick Juhl 10 (A) def Ben Miller 10 (Cl) 10-1
4. Alex Rosenbaum 12 (A) def Brady Cox 10 (Cl) 10-0
5. Isaac Henson 12 (A) def Dillon Hunter 11 (Cl) 10-2
6. Michael Hotze 12 (A) def Ian Smith 9 (Cl) 10-4
Doubles
1. Waters/Juhl (A) def Riddle/Barr(Cl) 10-1
2. Johnson/Rosenbaum (A) def Miller/Cox (Cl) 10-1
3. Henson/Hotze (A) def Hunter/Smith (Cl) 10-1

Glenwood 8, Southwest Valley 1
Lewis Central 9, Red Oak 0
Lewis Central 8, St. Albert 1
Red Oak 8, St. Albert 1
Shenandoah 9, Harlan 0

GIRLS SOCCER

Harlan 4, Missouri Valley 0
Kuemper Catholic 10, Creston 0
Van Meter 2, Panorama 0

BOYS SOCCER

Kuemper Catholic 3, Creston 1

Jason McCall has spent the past the past five years as an assistant coach for the AHSTW boys basketball team and now he is going to take over the head coaching role for the girls team. The AHSTW school board approved McCall’s hiring at their meeting on Wednesday night and McCall said hes anxious to meet with the girls and get to work. He felt like this was a great opportunity.

McCall is a Clarinda native that went on to school at Iowa State and then came into the AHSTW school district as a physical education teacher. He started as a volunteer coach for a few sports and then latched on with GG Harris’ staff for boys hoops. He said being around the success the Vikings have had and learning from his colleagues made him feel prepared for this next step.

McCall takes over for Jill Vanderhoof who left the district for another position. The Lady Vikes are coming off a nine win season last year but return a good number of players including four starters for the upcoming campaign. Coach McCall said he wants the team to put an emphasis on effort.

He said they have some good competition scheduled for shootouts this summer and he’s looking forward to working with the team. Listen to the full interview with Coach McCall below.

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2023 FOURTH Iowa Girls’ High School Soccer Rankings
Compiled by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Thursday, April 20, 2023

Class 1A
School Record LW
1 Des Moines Christian 7–0 1
2 Davenport Assumption 3–3 2
3 Underwood 5–1 5
4 Nevada 7–2 4
5 Gilbert 3–2 7
6 Van Meter 4–1 8
7 Sioux City Bishop Heelan 5–2 10
8 Center Point–Urbana 3–1 9
9 Hudson 4–1 13
10 Dike–New Hartford 5–1 3
11 Denver 7–0 14
12 Solon 4–2 6
13 Beckman Catholic 3–0 NR
14 Panorama 6–0 NR
15 Dubuque Wahlert Catholic 1–3 12
Dropped Out: Iowa City Regina (11), Treynor (15)

Class 2A
School Record LW
1 Dallas Center–Grimes 5–2 1
2 North Scott 7–0 2
3 Waverly–Shell Rock 5–0 4
4 North Polk 4–2 3
5 Spencer 6–1 5
6 Independence 7–0 9
7 Pella 4–2 7
8 Lewis Central 5–2 10
9 Cedar Rapids Xavier 2–3 6
10 Bondurant–Farrar 3–4 8
11 ADM 3–4 11
12 Norwalk 4–2 12
13 Marion 5–0 15
14 Glenwood 3–4 13
15 Iowa Falls–Alden 6–1 NR
Dropped Out: Clear Creek–Amana (14)

Class 3A
School Record LW
1 Waukee Northwest 7–0 1
2 West Des Moines Valley 5–1 4
3 Linn–Mar 4–2 5
4 Johnston 3–3 7
5 Dowling Catholic 2–1 2
6 Ankeny 5–1 8
7 Ankeny Centennial 5–2 3
8 Waukee 5–2 NR
9 Pleasant Valley 4–3 6
10 Dubuque Hempstead 7–0 15
11 Muscatine 3–3 9
12 Bettendorf 5–2 10
13 Urbandale 4–3 12
14 Cedar Rapids Kennedy 4–1 11
15 Sioux City East 3–1 13
Dropped Out: Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln (14)

Kris Murray says the experience he gained a year ago will help as he prepares for the NBA Draft. Murray announced last week he will skip his senior season at Iowa. He explored the draft process last spring before returning for his junior season.

Kris says watching his twin brother, Keagan, go through the process last season also helped.

Murray averaged better than 20 points and nearly eight rebounds this past season in being named a third team All-American. He says returning for his junior season helped him in his goal of playing in the NBA.

The NBA Draft Combine is next month in Chicago.