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IKM-Manning wins Boys 1A State Qualifying Meet at Griswold

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May 10th, 2019 by admin

The IKM-Manning boys track team won the 1A State Qualifying Track Meet in Griswold on Friday. The Wolves scored 145 points to win. CAM was 2nd with 89 points.

Team Scores

  1. IKM-Manning 145
  2. CAM 89
  3. Nodaway Valley 78
  4. Audubon 67
  5. Riverside 66
  6. Ar-We-Va 64
  7. AHSTW 55
  8. Southwest Valley 37
  9. Exira-EHK 35
  10. Coon Rapids-Bayard 34
  11. Stanton 31
  12. Griswold 23
  13. Glidden-Ralston 10

Automatic State Qualifiers

High Jump

Keegan Simons, Ar-We-Va, 6-03

Long Jump

Drew Schurke, Ar-We-Va, 21-00

Discus

Grant Stracke, IKM-Manning, 145-03

Shot Put

Mitchell Williamson, CAM, 48-11

Sprint Medley

IKM-Manning, 1:38.50

3200M Run

Joshua Baudler, Nodaway Valley, 10:12.56

4X800M Relay

IKM-Manning, 8:30.23

Shuttle Hurdle Relay

Audubon, (Skyler Schultes, Jackson Jensen, Joel Klocke, Gavin Smith), 1:03.07

Distance Medley

IKM-Manning, 3:48.20

4X200M Relay

AHSTW, (Joey Cunningham, JJ Madsen, Korbin Martin, Drake Partridge), 1:33.78

110 Meter High Hurdles

Val Andrusyshyn, Riverside, 15.66

800M Run

Parker Behrens, IKM-Manning, 2:05.88

200M Dash

Drake Partridge, AHSTW

1600M Run

Josh Baudler, Nodaway Valley, 4:44.34

4X100M Relay

AHSTW (Joey Cunningham, JJ Madsen, Korbin Martin, Drake Partridge), 45.04

4X400M Relay

IKM-Manning, 3:35.37

St. Albert takes crown at Boys State Qualifying Track Meet at Fremont-Mills

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May 10th, 2019 by admin

The St. Albert boys track team won their 10th straight State Qualifying Track Meet Title on Friday at Fremont-Mills. The Falcons racked up 146 points to win the crown. Woodbine was 2nd with 113.

Team Scores

  1. St. Albert 146
  2. Woodbine 113
  3. Fremont-Mills 80
  4. Logan-Magnolia 74
  5. Boyer Valley 73
  6. Sidney 72
  7. Bedford 51
  8. Clarinda Academy 36
  9. Lenox 25
  10. East Mills 22
  11. Essex 21
  12. West Harrison 20
  13. South Page 1

Full results here: 1ASQMFremontMills2019

Logan-Magnolia wins 1A Girls SQM at Fremont-Mills

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May 10th, 2019 by admin

Logan-Magnolia won the girls Class 1A State Qualifying Track Meet at Fremont-Mills on Friday. The Panthers scored 151 points to win, Fremont-Mills notched 100.5 points in second.

Team Scores

  1. Logan-Magnolia 151
  2. Fremont-Mills 100.5
  3. Sidney 74
  4. Bedford 67
  5. St. Albert 66
  6. Lenox 63
  7. Woodbine 60.5
  8. West Harrison 47
  9. Boyer Valley 36
  10. East Mills 24
  11. Essex 22
  12. South Page 11
  13. Clarinda Academy 7
  14. Heartland Christian 5

Full results here: 1ASQMFremontMills2019

Glenwood girls win 3A State Qualifying Meet at Carroll, Atlantic 2nd

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May 10th, 2019 by admin

The Glenwood girls won the Class 3A Girls State Qualifying Meet at Carroll on Friday. The Rams scored 182 points to win it. Atlantic scored 108 points to take 2nd.

Team Scores

  1. Glenwood 182
  2. Atlantic 108
  3. Humboldt 104
  4. Creston 98
  5. Harlan 92
  6. Boone 65
  7. Carroll 62
  8. Perry 21

Automatic Qualifiers in Events

Sprint Medley

  1. Glenwood
  2. Creston

High Jump

  1. Taylor Mohr, Carroll
  2. Coryl Matheny, Glenwood

3000M Run

  1. Janette Schraft, Glenwood
  2. Bryce Gidel, Humboldt

4x800M Relay

  1. Creston
  2. Harlan

Shot Put

  1. Kelsey Fields, Creston
  2. Sydney Biermann, Glenwood

Shuttle Hurdle Relay

  1. Glenwood
  2. Humboldt

100M Dash

  1. Bailey Ostrander, Glenwood
  2. Carli Thompson, Humboldt

Distance Medley

  1. Atlantic (Taylor Hansen, Alyssa Derby, Haley Rasmussen, Taylor McCreedy)
  2. Creston

400M Dash

  1. Pluma Pross, Atlantic
  2. Jaeda Wilson, Glenwood

Long Jump

  1. Haley Rasmussen, Atlantic
  2. Ellen Castle, Boone

4x200M Relay

  1. Harlan
  2. Glenwood

Discus

  1. Kendal Clark, Humboldt
  2. Kelsey Fields, Creston

100M Hurdles

  1. Elle Scarborough, Glenwood
  2. Audrey Arnold, Glenwood

800M Run

  1. Janette Schraft, Glenwood
  2. Brielle Baker, Creston

200M Dash

  1. Haley Rasmussen, Atlantic
  2. Alyssa Derby, Atlantic

400M Hurdles

  1. Janette Schraft, Glenwood
  2. Madyln Danner, Boone

1500M Run

  1. Janette Schraft, Glenwood
  2. Brielle Baker, Creston

4x100M Relay

  1. Glenwood
  2. Harlan

4x400M Relay

  1. Atlantic (Alyssa Derby, Pluma Pross, Taylor McCreedy, Haley Rasmussen)
  2. Glenwood

Full results here: 3AGirlsCarrollSQM2019

Humboldt wins Boys 3A State Qualifying Meet at Carroll, Atlantic 2nd

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May 10th, 2019 by admin

The Humboldt Wildcats won the Class 3A Boys State Qualifying Track Meet at Carroll on Friday. They scored 157 points to top the field, Atlantic was 2nd with 143 points.

Team Scores

  1. Humboldt 157
  2. Atlantic 143
  3. Glenwood 115
  4. Harlan 115
  5. Boone 91
  6. Carroll 60
  7. Perry 41
  8. Creston 13

Automatic Qualifiers in Events

Sprint Medley

  1. Humboldt
  2. Atlantic

3200M Run

  1. Quinton Orr, Humboldt
  2. Jalen Petersen, Atlantic

4x800M Relay

  1. Atlantic (Craig Alan Becker, Bradley Dennis, Nathan Behrends, Chase Mullenix)
  2. Humboldt

High Jump

  1. Bret Price, Boone
  2. Tory Feldman, Carroll

Long Jump

  1. Zach Vondra, Glenwood
  2. Tegan Bock, Boone

Discus

  1. Derec Weyer, Harlan
  2. Caleb Bieker, Harlan

Shuttle Hurdle Relay

  1. Humboldt
  2. Harlan

Shot Put

  1. Caleb Bieker, Harlan
  2. Justin Jones, Humboldt

100M Dash

  1. Christian Stanislav, Glenwood
  2. Kato Dougan, Perry

Distance Medley

  1. Atlantic (Collin Mullenix, Gannon O’Hara, Craig Alan Becker, Chase Mullenix)
  2. Carroll

400M Dash

  1. Tyler Moen, Atlantic
  2. Matt Miller, Humboldt

4x200M Relay

  1. Harlan
  2. Glenwood

110M Hurdles

  1. Josey Busse, Humboldt
  2. Thomas Fah, Harlan

800M Run

  1. Chase Mullenix, Atlantic
  2. Craig Alan Becker, Atlantic

200M Dash

  1. Tyler Moen, Atlantic
  2. Jamison Heinz, Humboldt

400M Hurdles

  1. Bret Price, Boone
  2. Tegan Bock, Boone

1600M Run

  1. Craig Alan Becker, Atlantic
  2. Quinton Orr, Humboldt

4x100M Relay

  1. Humboldt
  2. Glenwood

4x400M Relay

  1. Atlantic (Zade Niklasen, Colin Mullenix, Tyler Moen, Chase Mullenix)
  2. Harlan

Full results: 3ABoysCarrollSQM2019

Kuemper Catholic wins Class 2A Boys Golf Sectional at Panorama

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May 10th, 2019 by admin

Kuemper Catholic won the Class 2A Boys Golf Sectional at Panorama on Friday. The Knights shot 339 to win and Panorama was Runner-Up with 344. Van Meter also qualified for Districts with a 377.

Individually Corbin Borelli of Kuemper Catholic was Medalist with a 78. Kolby Shackelford of Panorama was Runner-Up with an 80.

Team Scores

  1. Kuemper Catholic 339
  2. Panorama 344
  3. Van Meter 377
  4. Ogden
  5. AC/GC
  6. AHSTW
  7. West Central Valley
  8. Nodaway Valley

Individual Scores and District Qualifiers

  1. Corbin Borelli, Kuemper Catholic 78
  2. Kolby Shackelford, Panorama 80
  3. Ryan Klinge, Panorama 81
  4. Ethan Pietig, Kuemper Catholic 82
  5. Grant Caltrider, West Central Valley 88
  6. Dawson McDermott, Kuemper Catholic 88
  7. Parker Fryar, Van Meter 90
  8. Dylan Sherlock, Van Meter 90
  9. Lucas Leiferman, Panorama 91
  10. Jack Tiefenthaler, Kuemper Catholic 91
  11. Ryan Nichols, Ogden 92

Qualifiers move on to play at the District Tournament at Carroll Country Club next Friday May 17th at 10:00am.

Tri-Center wins 2A Sectional at Shenandoah

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May 10th, 2019 by admin

The Tri-Center Trojans shot 341 to win the 2A Boys Sectional Golf Tournament at Shenandoah on Friday. Clarinda was Runner-Up with a 341.

Parker Rock of Clarinda was the Individual Medalist with a 77. Coby Fink of Underwood was Runner-Up, also with a 77. Rock and Fink battled out through 6 playoff holes to determine the winner. Sam Hatcher of Missouri Valley will also advance to District play after shooting an 81.

Team Scores

  1. Tri-Center 341
  2. Clarinda 341
  3. Mount Ayr 352
  4. Treynor 363
  5. Shenandoah 366
  6. Red Oak 366
  7. Missouri Valley 366
  8. Underwood 368

Team and Individual District Qualifiers will play again next Friday at Carroll Country Club at 10:00am.

Riverside wins at Class 1A Boys Sectional Golf at Lenox

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May 10th, 2019 by admin

It’s all Bulldogs moving on to District play from the Class 1A Boys Golf Sectional at Lenox on Friday. Riverside and Bedford went 1st and 2nd, both shooting 365. Riverside won on the 5th score tiebreaker.

Individual Medalist was Zayne Osborn of Sidney with an 80. The rest of the Individual Qualifiers for District were Brennan Sefrit, Bedford 85 and Brock Wallace, Griswold 87.

All qualifiers advance to the District Tournament next Friday at Crestwood Hills Golf Course.

House passes flood relief bill

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May 10th, 2019 by Ric Hanson

(Radio Iowa) — The U-S House passed a bill that would provide billion of dollars for rebuilding and recovery for Americans impacted by natural disasters. Iowa Congresswoman, Cindy Axne, A Democrat from West Des Moines, spoke on the House floor. “Entire towns were under water, homes were destroyed, family farms were devastated, and small businesses are facing irreparable damage. Many local schools may be forced to permanently close their doors,” Axne says.

She says many Iowans have been impacted by the flooding. “I’ve been down to the flood zones multiple times to speak with farmers, homeowners and business owners who have lost everything,” Axne says. “Their resilience is inspiring — but the damage is heartbreaking.” Axne says it is important to get the aid to those in need.

“Experts believe that it could take years to repair all the damage — Iowans don’t have that time to wait. The National Weather Service shows Iowa will remain vulnerable to flooding all summer, and rivers are expected to stay high,”according to Axne. Democrats who control the House are pushing this bill forward. There were several attempts to add amendments to the bill during the debate.

The legislation includes three billion dollars to address recent flooding in the Midwest and other disasters, plus six-hundred million in nutrition assistance to Puerto Rico. Negotiations continue among Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. Senate on a disaster aid package.

State tax gain through past 10 months? $351 million

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May 10th, 2019 by Ric Hanson

(Radio Iowa) — As of last Friday, May 3rd, state tax collections were running 350-MILLION dollars ahead of the previous year. That’s a more than six percent increase in tax payments to the state over the past 10 months. It’s ALSO one-and-a-half percent ABOVE the prediction a panel of experts made in March. Jeff Robinson of the Legislative Services Agency says his analysis intentionally included the first few days in May.

“Twenty-five to 30 percent of the month’s gross revenue deposits occur over the first three processing days of May,” Robinson says. That’s mostly because April 30th is the deadline for quarterly income tax withholding payments to the state, as well as quarterly payments of sales taxes. April 30th is also the final day for submitting individual income tax returns to the state. Based on last year’s data, Robinson expects most income tax REFUNDS to be paid out by the end of May.

“This is a significant unknown when evaluating how solid the 6.2% revenue growth really is,” Robinson says. There are two other major factors at work in the final seven weeks of the state fiscal year. The state income tax CUTS the Republican lawmakers approved in 2018 didn’t go into effect until January of THIS YEAR, so there’s likely a reduction in state income tax withholding payments. At the same time, it appears there’s been an uptick in SALES tax payments to the state. That’s because G-O-P lawmakers voted to apply the sales tax to more online transactions, like Netflix subscriptions and Uber rides.