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Dear Hawkeye Nation:
It is with a range of emotions that I share with you today that I have decided to step down from leading the Iowa women’s basketball team after 24 memorable years. I informed President Wilson and Director of Athletics Beth Goetz of my decision and I am grateful for their unwavering support and offered them my assistance in any manner in the future.
It has been the honor of my career to be a part of the Iowa Hawkeye family, and to lead a women’s basketball program filled with so many talented and remarkable young women, who have gone on to do great things in their careers and, more importantly, in their lives. There is no denying that this past season was incredible for so many reasons, and we could not have accomplished our achievements without all of you. After the season ended, I spent time with our student-athletes and coaches reviewing the season and preparing those moving on for what comes next. With that also came personal contemplation about what this journey has meant to me, how to best champion this program, and what the future looks like for my family and me. After then taking some time away with my husband, David, it became clear to me that I am ready to step aside.
There is never an ideal time to retire and I am sure this fall that I will miss the games, the practices, the road trips, the atmosphere, the tremendous fans and, most importantly, the players. But my belief in the foundation of this program, knowing that success is now an unrelenting component of women’s basketball at the University of Iowa gives me comfort as I transition to become the program’s biggest champion.
I want to thank each and every young woman who believed in our program and in our values for nearly a quarter of a century, and who proudly wore the Black & Gold.
I want to thank Presidents Coleman, Skorton, Mason, Harreld and Wilson for their unequivocal support of our program and Directors of Athletics Dr. Christine Grant, Bob Bowlsby, Gary Barta and Beth Goetz for their unrelenting partnership.
I want to thank my assistant coaches and operations and support staff who each played an integral role in our journey. I specifically want to acknowledge the work of Jan Jensen and Jenni Fitzgerald whom I have had the pleasure of working alongside for the past 32 years.
I want to thank the incredible fans for believing in what we were doing and how we were doing it, creating the greatest home court advantage in all of women’s basketball.
And finally, I want to thank David and our children, Hannah, Emma and David, Jr., for supporting me while I pursued my dreams and for their own sacrifices along the way.
It is my hope that now with more time and energy, I can be an asset to our basketball program and this athletics department in any way that I am able.
With Love and Gratitude,
Lisa
IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa Gymnastics Head Coach Larissa Libby has resigned from her position effective Friday, May 10.
During her 20-plus year tenure leading the Hawkeyes, the program has been a consistent top 25 team nationally and appeared in 24 straight NCAA Regional appearances (individually or as a team) along with a 2021 Big Ten regular season title.
Coach Libby was a three-time Big Ten and two-time NCAA Regional Coach of the Year and coached 12 WGCA All-Americans and six first-team All-Americans at the NCAA Championships. Libby coached 15 Big Ten champions, six NCAA Regional champions, 11 NCAA Championships qualifiers, while student-athletes earned All-Big Ten honors 58 times, including 28 first-team selections.
Hawkeye gymnasts also excelled in the classroom and had a strong community presence during Libby’s tenure. Student-athletes earned Academic All-America distinction 51 times.
Jessa Hansen Parker will serve as the interim head coach as a national search for the program’s next head coach is ongoing.
Statement from Larissa Libby
“My time at Iowa has been a tremendous journey. Filled with amazing people, immense growth, and incredible firsts. Joining this Athletic Department under Dr Christine Grant as a young coach, was one of the best decisions I have made and one that essentially shaped the course of my career. I am very proud of all of our accomplishments both in the classroom and in the competitive arena. I am grateful for the amazing Iowa community and the many people who dedicated themselves to supporting the team. I will never forget the many young women and coaches who have journeyed through our program and are now out in the world contributing to society at the highest level. Leaving behind all of the wonderful coaches in all different sports, who mentored, encouraged, and inspired me throughout my years at Iowa will be the hardest part of saying goodbye. I will miss your friendship and unconditional support, but I look forward to the future and bringing all I have learned to whatever new opportunities lie ahead.”
AMES, Iowa – The 18th annual Cyclone Tailgate Tour, powered by MidAmerican Energy, returns for 2024, to a location near you next month! The 13-stop tour kicks off May 9 in Des Moines, followed by visits to the Eastern half of Iowa, May 13-15 and Western Iowa, May 20-22.
The Cyclone Tailgate will be at the Cass County Community Center in Atlantic on Monday, May 20. The event will go from 12:00-1:00 PM with a program at approximately 12:40 PM. Doors open 30 minutes prior to the event’s start time (11:30 AM).
“This is a tremendous opportunity for our staff to engage with Cyclone fans across the state,” Iowa State Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard said. “We are so grateful for our loyal fans who travel to Ames for all of our events, and the Tailgate Tour affords us the opportunity to return the favor and visit them in their home areas.”
All Cyclone Tailgate Tour stops will feature ISU head coaches and staff along with Cy and the spirit squads interacting with fans, signing autographs and handing out athletics swag. Each stop is free and open to fans of all ages.
While tour event lineups may vary, this year’s tour will feature ISU Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard, football coach Matt Campbell, men’s basketball coach T.J. Otzelberger, women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly, volleyball coach Christy Johnson-Lynch, wrestling coach Kevin Dresser, the “Voice of the Cyclones” John Walters and, of course, Cy.
These family-friendly events will include giveaways, food and beverage available for purchase, and allow fans the opportunity to connect with fellow Cyclone fans in celebration of Iowa State Athletics. All children in attendance will also receive a gift courtesy of the Cyclone Club.
The evening stops include a program beginning at 6:30 p.m., with the Des Moines kickoff event program beginning at 7:00 p.m. Official Iowa State merchandise from Cy’s Locker Room will be available for purchase at all evening stops, too.
| Cyclone Tailgate Tour Kickoff: | |
| May 9 | Des Moines, MidAmerican Energy Company RecPlex | 6:00-8:00 PM |
| Week 1: | |
| May 13 | Pella, Tamory Hall | 12:00-1:00 PM |
| May 13 | Cedar Rapids, Veterans Memorial Building – Coliseum | 5:30-7:30 PM |
| May 14 | Muscatine, The Merrill Hotel | 12:00-1:00 PM |
| May 14 | Bettendorf, Quad-Cities Waterfront Convention Center | 5:30-7:30 PM |
| May 15 | Dubuque, Grand River Center | 12:00-1:00 PM |
| May 15 | Waterloo, Cedar Valley SportsPlex | 5:30-7:30 PM |
| Week 2: | |
| May 20 | Atlantic, Cass County Community Center | 12:00-1:00 PM |
| May 20 | Council Bluffs, Mid-America Center – Convention Center | 5:30-7:30 PM |
| May 21 | Sioux City, Seaboard Triumph Foods Expo Center | 12:00-1:00 PM |
| May 21 | Okoboji, The Roof Garden Ballroom at Arnolds Park | 5:30-7:30 PM |
| May 22 | Algona, Columbia Events Center | 12:00-1:00 PM |
| May 22 | Clear Lake, Surf Ballroom | 5:30-7:30 PM |
Former Iowa punter signed a contract with the Chicago Bears over the weekend. The native of Australia and Ray Guy Award winner was taken by the Bears in the fourth round of last month’s NFL Draft and took part in the Bear’s rookie mini-camp.
It was been an interesting journey for Taylor, who grew up playing Australian Rules Football.
Taylor on his first weekend of practice.
Taylor knows it is unusual for an NFL team to use a fourth round pick on a punter.
Iowa State defensive back Jontez Williams hopes to have an expanded role for an experienced Iowa State defense next season. The native of Florida made two starts and appeared in 13 games last season. He will try yo help make up for the loss of All-American corner T.J. Tampa
Like Tampa, Williams also played receiver as a high school star.
Williams says he has learned a lot from Tampa and still stays in touch.
The Cyclones open next season at home on August 31st against North Dakota.
Boys:
Kuemper 5 East Sac County, 0
Lewis Central 1 Bishop, Heelan, 0
Girls:
Kuemper 3 Atlantic, 0
Nevada 4, Iowa Falls-Alden 0
Perry 2, Des Moines Hoover 1
St. Albert 4, Bishop Heelan 3
Nevada 5, South Tama 1
Ballard 5, Webster City 0
Boone 5, Harlan Community 0
Pella 5, Des Moines Hoover 0
Pella Christian 5, Clarke 0
Kuemper Catholic 5, Denison-Schleswig 1
Glenwood 5, Audubon 0
St. Albert 5, Lewis Central 2
Shenandoah 5, Clarinda 0
Atlantic 5, Saydel 4
North Polk 5, Creston 0
Southwest Valley 5, Red Oak 1
Des Moines Lincoln 5, Council Bluffs Jefferson 0
Kuemper Catholic 5, Glenwood 3
Shenandoah 5, Atlantic 0
North Polk 5, Southwest Valley 0
Boone 5, St. Albert 0
Quarterfinals:
Shenandoah 5
Clarinda 0
Atlantic 5
Saydel 4
North Polk 5
Creston 0
Southwest Valley 5
Red Oak 0
Semifinals:
Shenandoah 5
Atlantic 0
North Polk 5
Southwest Valley 0
Finals on May 15:
Shenandoah vs North Polk
Below is a list with links that show the local high school athletes who qualified for the State Track and Field Meet in Des Moines next week.
Ar-We-Va (1)
Wyatt Ragaller, long jump
Audubon (6)
Aaron Olsen, 100 meter dash
Zeke Konkler, 800 meter run
4×400 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
Sprint medley relay
Bedford (8)
Kase Coleman, long jump
Eli Johnson, 200 meter wheelchair, 400 meter wheelchair, shot put wheelchair, 800 meter wheelchair
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
Boyer Valley (1)
Distance medley relay
CAM (2)
Jack Follmann, 110 meter hurdles & 400 meter hurdles
Coon Rapids-Bayard (7)
Kolby Culbertson, high jump
Cal Heydon, shot put
Caden Oswald, 100 meter dash & 200 meter dash
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
East Mills (4)
Zach Thornburg, 100 meter dash & 200 meter dash
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
East Union (3)
Morgan Cooley, discus & shot put
Jacob Driskill, 800 meter run
Essex (1)
Tony Racine, long jump
Exira/EHK (5)
Cash Emgarten, 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash & high jump
Jonas LaCanne, 400 meter hurdles
4×200 meter relay
Fremont-Mills (2)
Cooper Marvel, discus & shot put
Glidden-Ralston (1)
Jonathan Bergmeier, 110 meter hurdles
Griswold (4)
Peyton Cook, 110 meter hurdles & 400 meter hurdles
RJ Dishong, discus
Shuttle hurdle relay
IKM-Manning (7)
Davis Rasmussen, 100 meter dash
Nolan Kerkhoff, discus
Ross Kusel, high jump
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Lamoni (1)
Ambrose Savage, discus
Lenox (7)
Donald Bashor, 100 meter dash & 110 meter hurdles
Gabe Funk, 110 meter hurdles & 400 meter hurdles
4×400 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
Sprint medley relay
Logan-Magnolia (7)
William Anderson, 100 meter dash & 200 meter dash
Calvin Collins, discus
Adam Roden, high jump
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
Martensdale-St. Mary’s (4)
Christian Choate, 800 meter run, 1600 meter run & 3200 meter run
4×800 meter relay
Mount Ayr (6)
Ryce Reynolds, 200 meter dash, 400 meter dash & 400 meter hurdles
4×400 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Sprint medley relay
Nodaway Valley (2)
Trenton Warner, discus & shot put
Paton-Churdan (1)
Trevon Kelly, high jump
Riverside (7)
Jaxon Gordon, 110 meter hurdles & 400 meter hurdles
Aaron Smith, long jump
4×100 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Sidney (1)
Wil Bryant, 400 meter dash
Southeast Warren (5)
Tate Dierking, discus
Brogan Ewing, 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash & long jump
4×100 meter relay
Southwest Valley (1)
Gavin Wetzel, high jump
St. Albert (9)
Jayden Beckman, discus & shot put
Parker Heisterkamp, 800 meter run
Brandon McCall, shot put
Luke Wettengel, 800 meter run
Owen Wise, 1600 meter run & 3200 meter run
4×800 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Stanton (3)
Nolan Grebin, 110 meter hurdles & 400 meter hurdles
Shuttle hurdle relay
Tri-Center (3)
Carter Kunze, long jump
4×800 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Wayne (5)
Karter Murphy, Wayne
Connor Pruiett, high jump
4×200 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Sprint medley relay
Woodbine (13)
Landon Bendgen, 800 meter run, 1600 meter run & 33200 meter run
Landon Blum, high jump
Gavin Kelley, discus
Brody Pryor, 400 meter dash
Jax Pryor, discus
Gunner Wagner, 800 meter run, 1600 meter run & 3200 meter run
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Distance medley relay
AHSTW (7)
Nick Denning, 400 meter hurdles
Collin Harder, 1600 meter run
Gavin Newcomb, 110 meter hurdles
Luke Sternberg, 200 meter dash & 400 meter dash
4×800 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
Central Decatur (2)
Tariq Miller, discus & shot put
Clarinda (8)
Kaiden Roop, long jump
Kyle Wagoner, 800 meter run, 1600 meter run & 3200 meter run
Karson Johnson, 100 meter wheelchair, 200 meter wheelchair & 400 meter wheelchair
Distance medley relay
Kuemper Catholic (8)
Evan Adams, discus & shot put
Ben Gerken, high jump & long jump
Jacob Greving, 1600 meter run & 3200 meter run
DJ Vonnahme, 100 meter dash
4×800 meter relay
Missouri Valley (1)
Chris Dworak, 200 meter dash
Red Oak (3)
Brayden Sifford, 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash & 400 meter dash
Shenandoah (11)
Brody Cullin, 100 meter dash
Cole Graham, 200 meter dash
Alex Razee, 400 meter dash
Titus Steng, 100 meter wheelchair, 200 meter wheelchair, 400 meter wheelchair & wheelchair shot put
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Treynor (6)
Karson Elwood, 400 meter hurdles
Brady Wallace, 110 meter hurdles
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
Sprint medley relay
Underwood (11)
Ryker Adair, shot put
Mason Boothby, 110 meter hurdles & long jump
Tayden Hull, 400 meter hurdles
Sam Hulsing, 110 meter hurdles
Max Tiarks, shot put & discus
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
Sprint medley relay
Atlantic (11)
Xavier Darrow, discus
Tye Houser, 100 meter dash & 200 meter dash
Gavin McLaren, shot put
Colton Rasmussen, high jump & long jump
4×100 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
Sprint medley relay
Bishop Heelan (13)
Jaron Bleeker, high jump
Carson McInerney, discus
Quinn Olson, 400 meter hurdles
Hayden Overgaard, shot put
Carson Rose, 100 meter dash & long jump
Sean Schaefer, long jump
Hunter Wauhob, 110 meter hurdles
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
Sprint medley relay
Creston (5)
Brandon Briley, 800 meter run
Tom Mikkelsen, shot put
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Denison-Schleswig (2)
Anthony Arambula, long jump
Jake Fink, 400 meter hurdles
Glenwood (10)
Trey Darden, 100 meter dash
Cooper DeLashmutt, 400 meter dash
Bryant Keller, 1600 meter run & 3200 meter run
Chase Razor, high jump
Reagan Skarnulis, shot put
Andrew Smith, 800 meter run, 1600 meter run & 3200 meter run
4×100 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Harlan (8)
Brehden Eggerss, long jump
Franz Reisz, discus
Cade Sears, 100 meter dash & 200 meter dash
Matt Sorfonden, 100 meter dash & 200 meter dash
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
LeMars (7)
Jayden Nelson, 400 meter dash
Trace Obbink, 800 meter run & 3200 meter run
Wichieng Hosnyang, 110 meter hurdles
Wanding Hosnyang, high jump
4×400 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
Lewis Central (9)
Kevin Coots, 1600 meter run & 3200 meter run
Ethan Eichhorn, 800 meter run, 1600 meter run & 3200 meter run
Garret Rutledge, discus
4×200 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Sergeant Bluff-Luton (5)
Ryan Hoffman, discus
Evan Spanel, 100 meter dash
Alex Wilson, discus & shot put
4×100 meter relay
Abraham Lincoln (1)
Aidan Perez, shot put
Thomas Jefferson (4)
Brandon Bowen, 110 meter hurdles & 400 meter hurdles
4×400 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Below is a list of area girls who have qualified for the State Track and Field Meet in Des Moines next week, with links included for all athletes selected.
Bedford (2)
Alexis Perkins, discus & shot put
Boyer Valley (5)
Morgan Hast, 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash & high jump
Lauren Malone, 400 meter hurdles
Jenna Mitchell, shot put
CAM (4)
Courtney Follmann, discus
Ada Hansen, 800 meter run & 400 meter hurdles
Shuttle hurdle relay
Coon Rapids-Bayard (3)
Malia Clayburg, high jump
Maddy Mason, shot put
Shuttle hurdle relay
East Mills (1)
Jenna Thornburg, 400 meter dash
Essex (1)
Cindy Swain, 200 meter dash
Fremont-Mills (9)
Carlie Chambers, high jump
Bella Gute, 400 meter hurdles
Emily Madison, high jump
Hayleigh Mattox-Richardson, discus
Macy Mitchell, shot put
Izzy Weldon, 100 meter hurdles
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
Griswold (4)
Addison Adams, 400 meter hurdles
Carsyn Adams, 100 meter hurdles & 400 meter hurdles
Shuttle hurdle relay
Hamburg (1)
Paycee Holmes, long jump
IKM-Manning (4)
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Lenox (3)
Sadie Cox, 400 meter dash
4×100 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Logan-Magnolia (8)
Allysen Johnsen, 800 meter run, 1500 meter run & 3000 meter run
Haedyn Hall, 800 meter run
Maria Kiger, high jump
Madison Sporrer, 3000 meter run
Shuttle hurdle relay
Distance medley relay
Martensdale-St. Marys (4)
Macclaine German, 800 meter run
Karson Oberender, 1500 meter run & 3000 meter run
4×800 meter relay
Mount Ayr (3)
Aubree Shields, high jump
4×800 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Murray (4)
Leksi Gannon, 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash & 400 meter dash
Keirsten Klein, discus
Nodaway Valley (8)
Jorja Holliday, discus & shot put
Emma Lundy, 200 meter dash
Maddie Weston, 100 meter dash
Annika Nelson, 100 meter hurdles
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Orient-Macksburg (1)
Emma Boswell, high jump
Riverside (9)
Carly Henderson, 400 meter hurdles
Sophia Taylor, shot put
Sophia Fenner, shot put
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Distance medley relay
Sidney (2)
Lilly Peters, discus & shot put
St. Albert (11)
Lili Denton, 800 meter run, 1500 meter run & 3000 meter run
Keira Hochstein, 100 meter hurdles
Avah Underwood, high jump
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×100 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Distance medley relay
Stanton (5)
Hannah Olson, 400 meter hurdles
Lauren Johnson, 400 meter hurdles, 100 meter hurdles & long jump
Shuttle hurdle relay
Southwest Valley (4)
Emma Cooper, 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash & long jump
Mackenzie Richards, shot put
Tri-Center (10)
Tess Casey, 400 meter dash
Layla Meador, 100 meter hurdles
Jozie Payne, long jump
Quincey Schneckloth, 400 meter hurdles
Isah VanArsdol, 800 meter run
4×400 meter relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×800 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Distance medley relay
Wayne (9)
Ella Whitney, 100 meter dash & long jump
Cortney Knutson, 400 meter hurdles
Izzie Moore, discus & shot put
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
West Harrison (1)
Maclayn Houston, 400 meter hurdles
Woodbine (10)
Adyson Lapel, 1500 meter run & 3000 meter run
Amanda Newton, discus & shot put
Katy Pryor, 200 meter dash & 400 meter dash
Izabelle Seda, 800 meter run
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
AHSTW (5)
Makenna Paulsen, 400 meter hurdles
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Audubon (3)
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×400 meter relay
Distance medley relay
Central Decatur (4)
Soiyer Smith, long jump
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
Clarinda (7)
Elaina Hesse, high jump
Jerzee Knight, 100 meter dash & 200 meter dash
Kylie Meier, long jump
Bailey Nordyke, 400 meter hurdles
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
Kuemper Catholic (3)
Morgan Masching, long jump
Ellie Sibbel, discus & shot put
Missouri Valley (1)
Maya Zappia, discus
Red Oak (3)
Jocelyn O’Neal, 200 meter dash, 400 meter dash & long jump
Shenandoah (5)
Hailey Egbert, 3000 meter run
Lynnae Green, shot put
Aliyah Parker, discus & shot put
Shuttle hurdle relay
Treynor (5)
Jadyn Huisman, discus
Delaney Mathews, shot put
Distance medley relay
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×800 meter relay
Underwood (2)
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
Atlantic (8)
Claire Pellett, 800 meter run & 1500 meter run
Jayci Reed, 100 meter hurdles
Lila Wiederstein, long jump
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×100 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Distance medley relay
Bishop Heelan (7)
Addison Bertrand, 1500 meter run & 3000 meter run
Shannon Cleary, 100 meter dash & long jump
Alize Rau, 200 meter dash
Scarlett Walsh, 800 meter run
4×200 meter relay
Creston (3)
Avery Staver, 200 meter dash
4×800 meter relay
Denison-Schleswig (3)
Avery Bock, long jump
Kyia Clark, 100 meter dash
Mayah Slater, discus
Glenwood (11)
Danika Arnold, 200 meter dash & 400 meter dash
Grace Berglund, 1500 meter run & 3000 meter run
Allison Koontz, 100 meter dash
Breckyn Petersen, 400 meter hurdles
4×100 meter relay
4×200 meter relay
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Harlan (5)
Abby Broeckelman, 400 meter hurdles
Lindsey Sonderman, 1500 meter run & 3000 meter run
Distance medley relay
LeMars (4)
Kenzie Niehus, long jump
Shuttle hurdle relay
4×100 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Lewis Central (11)
Olivia Ausdemore, high jump
Ava Bussey, 800 meter run
Madeline Fidone, 400 meter dash
Madelyn Hoss, 3000 meter run
Jordyn Matiyow, discus & shot put
Delayna Reese, 1500 meter run
4×400 meter relay
4×800 meter relay
Sprint medley relay
Distance medley relay
CLASS 1A REGION 1A AT WEST MONONA
Regional final qualifiers: 1. Akron-Westfield 386, 2. Westwood 426, 3. West Monona 429.
Other Scores: 4. IKM-Manning 44, 5. Boyer Valley 447, 6. Logan-Magnolia 462, 7. Missouri Valley 482
Area individual regional final qualifiers: 1. Henley Arbaugh, Missouri Valley (92), 6. Jersey Gray, Woodbine (98)
CLASS 1A REGION 2A AT SOUTH HAMILTON
Regional final qualifiers: 1. BCLUW 384. 2. Newell-Fonda 420
Other Scores: 5. Glidden-Ralston 463
Area individual regional final qualifiers: 1. Addy Boell, Glidden-Ralston (87), 6. Elizabeth Lloyd, Glidden-Ralston (99)
CLASS 1A REGION 2B AT LENOX
Regional final qualifiers: 1. Mount Ayr 380, 2. ACGC 493
Other Scores: Southwest Valley 580, Bedford NTS, CAM NTS, East Union NTS, Griswold NTS, Lamoni NTS, Lenox NTS
Area individual regional final qualifiers: 1. Jaylee Shaffer, Mount Ayr (74), 2. Gwen Nixon, East Union (92), 3. Kami Willis, Mount Ayr (95), 4. Linsey Keiser, Griswold (96), 5. Joanna Reynolds, Griswold (96), 6. Olivia Huntington, Mount Ayr (100)
CLASS 1A REGION 2C AT SIDNEY
Regional final qualifiers: 1. Sidney 417, 2. Riverside 420, 3. St. Albert 436
Other Scores: 4. Tri-Center 471, 5. Heartland Christian 542, 6. Fremont-Mills 561, NTS. East Mills, NTS. Essex-Stanton, NTS. Hamburg
Area individual regional final qualifiers: 1. Addison Brink, Riverside (83), 2. Emersyn Burdic, East Mills (94), 3. Eve Brumbaugh, Sidney (99), 4. Leah Sandin, Essex-Stanton (99), 5. Ellie Ward, Sidney (100), 6. Natalie Ausdemore, Tri-Center (100)/Ella Narmi, St. Albert (100)
CLASS 1A REGION 5A AT LYNNVILLE-SULLY
Regional final qualifiers: 1. Martensdale-St. Marys 406, 2. Nodaway Valley 429
Other Scores: 3. Southeast Warren 483
Area individual regional final qualifiers: 1. Kathryn Ballard, Martensdale-St. Marys (93), 2. Ashlyn Gutierrez, Nodaway Valley (98), 3. Carly Franey, Martensdale-St. Marys (100), 5. Carly Krogman, Martensdale-St. Marys (104), 6. Mallory Russell, Nodaway Valley (105)
CLASS 2A REGION 2B AT ROLAND-STORY
Regional final qualifiers: 1. Roland Story 352, 2. Kuemper Catholic 426, 3. Iowa Falls-Alden 434
Other area team scores: NTS. Audubon
Area individual regional final qualifiers: 3. Elsa Tiefenthaler, Kuemper Catholic (90).
CLASS 2A REGION 3A AT RED OAK
Regional final qualifiers: 1. Van Meter 370, 2. Red Oak 401, 3. Shenandoah 402
Other Scores: 4. Treynor 417, 5. Underwood 432, 6. Clarinda 434
Area individual regional final qualifiers: 1. Sarah Pickens, Shenandoah (84), 2. Sophi Pedersen, Treynor (86), 3. Taylor Rasmussen, Clarinda (87), 6. Brynn Knaus, Red Oak (92)
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