Shenandoah 8, Lewis Central 1

Clarinda 8, Audubon 1

Glenwood 7, Abraham Lincoln 2

Kuemper Catholic 9, Denison Schleswig 0

HAWKEYE TEN CONFERENCE MEET (@ SHENANDOAH)

1. Glenwood (148.5 points)

2. Shenandoah (102 points)

3. Lewis Central (95 points)

4. Harlan (92 points)

Cade Sears – 100 meter dash & 200 meter dash

-4×100 meter relay & 4×200 meter relay

5. Atlantic (90 points)

Colton Rasmussen – 110 meter hurdles

-4×110 meter shuttle hurdles

6. Clarinda (56.5 points)

7. Creston (54 points)

8. Kuemper Catholic (43 points)

9. St. Albert (23 points)

10. Denison-Schleswig (20 points)

Jake Fink – 400 meter hurdles

11. Red Oak (16 points)

2024 H10 Track Results

SOUTHWEST VALLEY MEET 

1. AHSTW (75 points)

-Collin Harder, 1600 meter run (4:47.57)

-4×800 meter relay

1. Bedford (75 points)

3. Southwest Valley (64 points)

4. Griswold (63 points)

5. Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton (62 points)

-Cash Emgarten, 100 meter dash (10.92), 200 meter dash (22.54), high jump (5-10.00)

-Austin Rasmussen, 3200 meter run (10:43.51)

6. CAM (56 points)

-Jack Follmann, 110 meter hurdles, 400 meter hurdles

-800 sprint medley

-Shuttle hurdle relay

7. Sidney (54 points)

8. East Mills (45 points)

8. Fremont-Mills (45 points)

10. Nodaway Valley (44 points)

11. East Union (43 points)

12. Central Decatur (39 points)

13. Stanton (35 points)

14. Essex (24 points)

HAWKEYE TEN CONFERENCE MEET (@ SHENANDOAH)

1. Glenwood (175 points)

2. Lewis Central (110 points)

3. Atlantic (93.33 points)

Jayci Reed- 100 meter hurdles

Distance Medley

4. St. Albert (72.5 points)

5. Harlan (57.33 points)

Lindsey Sonderman – Girls 3,000 Meter Run

6. Clarinda (55.5 points)

7. Denison-Schleswig (48 points)

8. Shenandoah (41.33 points)

9. Kuemper Catholic (36 points)

10. Creston (32 points)

11. Red Oak (19 points)

2024 H10 Track Results

SOUTHWEST VALLEY MEET

1. Fremont-Mills (129 points)

2. CAM (101 points)

-Alison South, 400 meter dash (1:08.66)

-Ada Hansen, 400 meter hurdles (1:07.95) & 800 meter run (2:24.71)

3. Nodaway Valley (90 points)

•Jazz Christensen, 1500 meter run (5:51.40)

-Sprint medley relay: Allie Cornelison, Maddie Weston, Annika Nelson, Emma Lundy (1:57.06)

4. AHSTW (75 points)

-4×400 meter relay: Macey Goshorn, Yana Lander, Adaline McIntosh, Brooke Lee (4:35.29)

-4×800 meter relay: Yana Lander, Makenna Paulsen, Macey Goshorn, Bella Lamp (10:46.71)

4. Griswold (75 points)

6. Southwest Valley (66 points) 

-Emma Cooper, 100 meter dash (12.94), 200 meter dash (26.65)

7. Essex (54 points)

 8. Stanton (50 points)

9. Sidney (32 points)

10. East Mills (26 points)

11. Orient-Macksburg (24 points)

Girls

Harlan 217 Denison-Schleswig 219 

IKM-Manning 223 Riverside 228

Medalist: Addison Brink, Riverside (49)

Boys

Riverside 182 IKM-Manning 186

Medalist: Peyton Amdor, Riverside (41)

Girls

Glenwood 5, Creston 0 

Denison-Schleswig 5, Carroll 1

Tri-Center 4, Logan-Magnolia 1

Underwood 11, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 1

Boys

Riverside 3 Red Oak 0

Lewis Central 3, Glenwood 0

Thomas Jefferson 4, Atlantic 1

Harlan 4, Carroll 0

Sergeant Bluff-Luton 1, Denison-Schleswig 0 — 2 OT/PKs

Tri-Center 8, Logan-Magnolia 1

The CAM Cougars boys golf team has a good season so far. The Cougars are coming off a first place finish at their last golf meet at West Central Valley with a low score of 187. CAM junior Chase Jahde was the medalist with a low score of 38.

Coach Wollum had high praises for the way junior golfer Chase Jahde’s has played this year.

CAM junior golfer Coby Venteicher has made some big improvements from last year.

The Cougars golf team knows they have a good shot at qualifying individuals for state.

Coach Wollum commented on what the team can expect at the Class 1A Sectional at Mount Ayr next Wednesday.

The next Cougars boys golf meet will be on Monday May 6th for the Rolling Valley Conference meet at Carroll Country Club. That meet will get underway at 9:00 a.m.

The CAM Cougars girls golf team had a couple of their golf meets impacted by the weather this week. The Cougars most recent meet was last week when they went to West Central Valley. Even though the CAM girls didn’t place in that meet sophomore Kaitlyn Platt was the medalist shooting a low score of 59.

Coach Wollum commented on how well his team did at West Central Valley.

The Cougars golf team has been proving their desire to improve their golf game throughout the rest of the year.

Coach Wollum has been emphasizing in practice to the girls on how to deal with the wind at the golf meets for the rest of the year.

Even though the season is winding down, coach Wollum is looking forward to seeing the improvements of the team for rest of the season.

The next CAM girls golf meet will be Friday May 3rd when they will take on West Central Valley, Des Moines Christian and Southeast Warren in a quadrangular meet in Menlo. That meet will start at 4:00 p.m.

The Iowa Hawkeyes host their final Big Ten series of the season beginning Friday night against Northwestern. Iowa is 10-8 and currently saixth in the league race and the top eight teams qualify for the Big Ten Tournament. The Wildcats are at the bottom of the conference standings with a 2-13 record under first year coach Ben Greenspan.

That’s Iowa coach Rick Heller who says the Hawkeyes won’t take Northwestern lightly.

Heller says recent history shows this will be a competitive series.

The UNI softball team closes out the regular season with a three game Missouriu Valley Conference series against Valparaiso beginning Friday afternoon. At 16-5 the Panthers are second in the Valley race and will need help to pass conference leader Southern Illinois.

That’s UNI coach Ryan Jacobs. A factor in the league race may be the games that were not played. The Panthers were scheduled to host Indiana State back in March, but the entire series was cancelled due to weather.

Former Iowa State star Bridget Carleton is getting ready for her sixth season in the WNBA with the Minnesota Lynx. Carleton appeared in 38 games a year ago and averaged just over four points per game. She is coming of a successful season overseas in Hungary.

Carleton played for the Canadian National Team that took part in an Olympic qualifying tournament in February and is expected to be part of the team that will compete in the Paris Olympics.

The WNBA will take a month-long break for the Olympics.

An influx of talented rookies is bringing added interest into the upcoming season.

The Lynx open their preseason schedule on Friday night by hosting the Chicago Sky.