The Audubon Boys Early Bird Track Meet was held on Tuesday. IKM-Manning led the way with four event winners and Treynor had three.

IKM-Manning’s Caden Keller won the 1600M and 3200M. The Wolves also won the Distance Medley and the 4x800M Relay.

Treynor got a win from Karson Elwood in the 400M Hurdles and the Cards won the 4x200M Relay and 4x100M Relay.

Kuemper Catholic got a win from Benjamin Gerken in the High Jump and Evan Adams in the Discus.

Exira-EHK’s Cash Emgarten won the 200M in 23.57. Audubon’s Zeke Konkler won the 800M in 2:10.34.

Check out the full results here: AudubonBoysEarlyBird2023

The Atlantic girls track and field team competed at the Earlham Cardinal Early Bird Relays on Tuesday. The Trojans came away with a couple of event winners.

Jayci Reed won the 100M Hurdles in.a time of 17.70. The Trojans also won the Distance Medley in a time of 4:37.21. That relay team was comprised of Morgan Botos, Claire Wiederstein, Abby Smith, and Claire Pellett. The Trojans also took 2nd in the 4x400M Relay with Nicole Middents, Mariah Huffman, Chloe Mullenix, and Ava Rush running 4:21.89.

One of the other highlighted girl winners were Jaidyn Sellers of Panorama winning the 100M in 12.32.

On the boys side of the meet ACGC’s Lance Bunde won the High Jump clearing 6-00.00. West Central Valley’s Braiden Beane won the 400M in 52.31.

See full results from the meet HERE

The Hawkeye Ten South Track and Field Meet was held in Glenwood on Tuesday with Glenwood, Red Oak, Shenandoah, Creston, and Clarinda competing. There were no team scores and unlimited entries allowed for each event.

On the girls side Clarinda’s Mason Hartley won the 3000M, 1500M, and was part of the Cards winning Distance Medley team. Jerzee Knight was a winner in the High Jump, Long Jump, and 200M for the Cardinals.  Glenwood’s Zoie Carda won the 100M and the Rams won the 4x200M. Abi Hiller won the Discus for the Rams. Shenandoah’s Lynnae Green won the Shot Put.

On the boys side Shenandoah’s Tyler Laughlin won the Shot Put and Discus. The Mustangs also got a win in the 400M Hurdles from Brody Cullin. Clarinda’s Tadyn Brown won the 100M. Glenwood’s Anthony Driscoll-Lee won the 110M Hurdles. Red Oak got a win from Jack Kling in the 400M.

Full results here: Hawkeye10South2023

Boys Golf

CAM 174, AHSTW 214, Exira-EHK NTS
Medalist: Chase Jahde, CAM, 38
Runner-Up: Seth Hensley, CAM, 40

Girls Tennis

Lewis Central 9, Kuemper Catholic 0
St. Albert 9, CB Thomas Jefferson 0

Boys Tennis

Denison-Schleswig 8, Cherokee 1
Lewis Central 7, Kuemper Catholic 2

Girls Soccer

CB Abraham Lincoln 5, St. Albert 0
Harlan 10, Creston 0
Tri-Center 3, Denison-Schleswig 1

Boys Soccer

Riverside 3, Atlantic 1 (R: Aiden Bell scored 2 goals, Dawson Henderson 1. A: Kyler Edie tallied the lone Trojan goal)
Indianola 1, Lewis Central 0
Sioux City East 4, Denison-Schleswig 1
West Marshall 7, Creston 0

Iowa Hawkeyes forward Kris Murray (24) during a photo shoot at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, IA on Monday, September 13, 2021. (Stephen Mally/hawkeyesports.com)

IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa men’s basketball junior Kris Murray is a consensus third team All-American, as a result of being voted to the third team on three of the four outlets used by the NCAA to determine its consensus All-America teams.

Murray was voted third team All-America by Sporting News, United States Basketball Writers Association, and the Associated Press.

Iowa has had a consensus All-American four of the last eight seasons, including four straight years. Jarrod Uthoff was a consensus second-team All-America in 2016; Luka Garza earned first-team distinction in 2020 and 2021, while Keegan Murray was recognized on the first team in 2022.

The 6-foot-8 forward was also a Naismith, Wooden and Lute Olson Award semifinalist, and is a finalist for the Karl Malone Power Forward of the Year.

Murray averaged a team-best 20.2 points and 7.9 rebounds per outing this season. He was the only Division I player to average 20+ points, 7+ rebounds, one block, and have made 65+ 3-pointers this season.

The Cedar Rapids, Iowa, native scored 30+ points four times this season, 25+ points nine times, and 20+ points 15 times.

Murray and the Hawkeyes finished the 2022-23 season 19-14 overall and tied for fifth place in the Big Ten standings with an 11-9 league record.

HOUSTON, Texas –Iowa State senior Gabe Kalscheur has been selected to play in the 2023 NABC-Reese’s College All-Star Game. Kalscheur is the eighth Cyclone selected to play in the game.

The All-Star game will take place on Friday, March 31 at 3:30 p.m. at NRG Stadium in Houston as part of Reese’s Final Four Friday. The game will be broadcast live on CBS Sports Network, and admission to the game and Reese’s Final Four Friday is free.

In two years at Iowa State, Kalscheur appeared in 68 games for the Cyclones, leading Iowa State to back-to-back NCAA Tournament Appearances and a Sweet 16 trip in 2022. He scored 761 points, while connecting on 113 3-pointers as a Cyclone. In his five-year career that started at Minnesota, Kalscheur scored 1,677 points over 156 games. He tallied 293 3-pointers and 166 steals, while playing nearly 5,000 minutes on the floor.

Kalscheur is a member of the West All-Stars, coached by Texas A&M’s Buzz Williams.

The Atlantic boys soccer team is hoping to continue to grow the program under new head coach Mark Andersen. It won’t be a total reboot for the team as Andersen has been an assistant for the squad under previous coach Matt Smith the past two seasons. Coach Andersen said he hopes to carry over some of the mindset that Coach Smith was putting into place and add his spin into it.

Coach Andersen said numbers are a little low for the team this year and they have quite a few new faces so early on it’s expected to be a learning process.

When asked what he feels may be a strength for this year’s squad, Coach Andersen said they have a good number of aggressive offensive players.

The Trojans open up with a couple of matches this week against Riverside and Carroll.