GIRLS TENNIS

Audubon 5, Harlan 4
Red Oak 8, Southwest Valley 1

BOYS TENNIS

Audubon 6, Harlan 3 (Wheelers snap 4-year losing drought)
Denison-Schleswig 5, Bishop Heelan 4
Lewis Central 5, CB Abraham Lincoln 4
Maryville 9, Clarinda 0
Red Oak 6, Southwest Valley 3

GIRLS SOCCER

Ballard 10, Carroll 0
CB Thomas Jefferson 6, Missouri Valley 1
Panorama 8, AHSTW 0
West Central Valley 1, Tri-Center 0
Winterset 10, Creston 0

BOYS SOCCER

Creston 1, Atlantic 0
Ballard 4, Carroll 2
Denison-Schleswig 10, Logan-Magnolia 0
Glenwood 1, Treynor 0
Panorama 8, AHSTW 2
Sioux City North 4, Lewis Central 2

GIRLS GOLF

Shenandoah Fillie Invitational- See Other Story

Griswold NTS, Stanton/Essex NTS
Medalist: Aleah Sandin, Stanton, 51
Runner-Up: Joanna Reynolds, Griswold, 52

Boyer Valley 224, West Central Valley 295, CAM NTS, Exira-EHK NTS
Medalist: Reese Snyder, CAM, 44
Runner-Up: Kylie Kepford, West Central Valley, 49

Clarke 193, Wayne 217, Southeast Warren 264

Martensdale-St. Marys 236, Mount Ayr 238

BOYS GOLF

Lewis Central Invitational- See other story.

Des Moines Christian Invitational

Team Scores

1. Des Moines Christian 326
2. PCM 331
3. Hampton-Dumont CAL 347
4. Panorama 353
5. Earlham 363
6. Treynor 366
7. Coon Rapids-Bayard 365
8. Greene County 370

Medalist: Carson Thies, DMC, 74
Runner-Up: Will Latham, DMC, 75

CAM 170, Boyer Valley 187, West Central Valley 194, Exira-EHK 215
Medalist: Chase Jahde, CAM 39
Runner-Up: Devin Melby, Boyer Valley, 39

Essex/Stanton 200, Griswold 222
Medalist: Kamron Brownlee, Griswold, 41
Runner-Up: Kaden uick, Essex, 47

Mount Ayr 181, Martensdale-St. Marys 251, Central Decatur NTS

Wayne 177, SE Warren 206

Tri-Center Girls Track and Field Invitational
04/13/2023

Team Scores

1. Carroll 112
2. St. Albert 105
3. Treynor 99
4. Denison-Schleswig 96
5. Woodbine 52
6. Tri-Center 33
7. Boyer Valley 28
8. IKM-Manning 22
9. Missouri Valley 17
10. West Harrison 16
11. AHSTW 5
12. Heartland Christian 3

Carroll picked up a win in the 400M from Marie Dea (1:02.61) and 100M Hurdles with Madison Tunning (15.25). The Tigers also won the 4x100M Relay and 4x400M Relay.

St. Albert got wins from Carly McKeever 100M (12.61) and 100M (26.35), Lilli Denton i500M (5:15.77), and Distance Medley (4:37.81).

Full results: TC Girls Invitational 4-13-23

Glenwood Girls Ram Relays
04/13/2023

Team Scores

1. Glenwood 136
2. Atlantic 113.33
3. CB Abraham Lincoln 78
4. Clarinda 75.33
5. Lewis Central 67
6. Underwood 51
7. Sioux City East 49
8. Harlan 49
9. Logan-Magnolia 49
10. Riverside 33.33
11. Creston 30
12. CB Thomas Jefferson 10

Glenwood got wins from Brooklyn Shultz in the 200M and Lauren Hughes in the 800M. The Rams also won the 4x200M Relay.

Atlantic picked up a win in the 4x400M Relay (Ava Rush, Mariah Huffman, Morgan Botos, and Chloe Mullenix 4:13.56). The Trojans also took the Sprint Medley (Hailey Huffman, Jayci Reed, Chloe Mullenix, Ava Rush 1:54.78).

The Trojans also had a number of 2nd place finishes. Hailey Huffman in the 200M (28.38), Ava Rush 400M (1:02.24), Claire Pellett 1500M (5:15.11), Jayci Reed 100M Hurdles (17.33), 4x800M Relay, and Distance Medley.

Full results: 2023 Ram Relay Results

1. Lewis Central 322
2. Atlantic 342
3. Glenwood 343
4. East Mills 353
5. Fremont-Mills 370
6. Shenandoah 370
7. Creston 379
8. Red Oak 389
9. Omaha Roncalli 390
10. Logan-Magnolia 399
11. St. Albert 404
12. Omaha Bryant  490

Atlantic Scores

Atlantic senior Brenden Casey has chosen to play football at the next level and will do so with the Morningside Mustangs. Casey held a commitment ceremony with family and coaches on Thursday morning at Atlantic High School. Casey said it came down to whether he wanted to continue wrestling or football in college and ultimately he felt football was the way to go.

Casey chose Morningside College over Simpson, Benedictine, and Luther. He was drawn in to the success their program has had over the years.

Brenden was an offensive and defensive lineman for the Trojans and he said he isn’t certain where he’ll fit in yet with the Mustangs. He said he talked to them more about the defensive side of the ball but he’s willing to play wherever they need him. He said he does enjoy the defensive side a bit more.

He said his work ethic is something he prides himself on and he’s learned the value of hard work through all of his activity endeavors in school.

Casey plans to study biology at Morningside and thinks he’ll take that into zoology or physical therapy.

Atlantic senior Lexi Noelck signed to continue her academic and volleyball career at Wartburg College on Thursday. Noelk signed surrounded by family and coaches at Atlantic High School Thursday morning. Lexi said she has always loved volleyball and knew for a long time that she wanted to try to play in college.

Noelck was a split duty setter and outside hitter for Atlantic, accumulating 413 assists and 201 kills during her senior season. She said she expects to fulfill a similar role at Wartburg.

She considered Grand View, Buena Vista, and Simpson but was sold on Wartburg pretty quickly.

Lexi said she’ll just continue to try to get some skill work in and build strength to prepare for her start with the Knights.

The weather forecast for the Twin Cities has forced Iowa and Minnesota to adjust the schedule for their three-game Big Ten baseball series. The teams will play a doubleheader beginning Friday afternoon and finish with a single game on Sunday. Hawkeye coach Rick Heller says the twin bill will change how both teams manage their pitching staff.

Iowa is 23-8 overall after a Wednesday win over Wisconsin-Milwaukee and 2-4 in the Big Ten. The Gophers are 3-3 in the league race. They are 9-22 overall and Heller says a challenging non-conference slate is the reason.

Heller says Sam Peterson is out for the series and Raider Tello is doubtful after taking a pitch off of his wrist in a series at Indiana. The Hawkeyes struggled with runners on in dropping two of three against the Hoosiers but it was the most impressive weekend yet for the starting pitching.