Logan-Magnolia 229 Audubon NTS 

Medalist: Mari Gleason, Audubon (52)

Sergeant Bluff-Luton 192 Sioux City North 225 Thomas Jefferson 266

Medalist: Cora Eckhoff, Sergeant Bluff-Luton (42)

LeMars 195 Sioux City East 197 Abraham Lincoln 232

Medalist: Mya Skov, LeMars (47)

Kuemper Catholic 143 Atlantic 143

Medalist: Hudson McLaren, Atlantic (33)

Medalist: Edward Miller, Audubon (37)

Runner-up: Oliver Deist, Audubon (38) 

PRIDE OF IOWA TOURNAMENT

1st Place — Mount Ayr (332)

2nd Place — Nodaway Valley (333)

3. Bradley Gebbie (81)

4. Zach Gebbie (82) 

7. Landon Klobnak (83) 

3rd Place — East Union (345)

4th Place — Southeast Warren (363)

4th Place — Wayne (363)

6th Place — Bedford (386)

7th Place — Lenox (390)

8th Place — Martensdale-St. Marys (426) 

The Northern Iowa softball takes a nine-game winning streak into the final week of the regular season which begins Wednesday night at home against Iowa. The Panthers are 28-15 overall.

That’s UNI coach Ryan Jacobs. The Panthers last played a nonconference game back on April second at Iowa State. Jacobs used three different pitchers in an 8-3 loss to the Cyclones. UNI closes Missouri Valley Conference play beginning Friday with the start of a three-game series at Valparaiso.

With Deacon Hill in the transfer portal Marco Lainez he backup quarterback at Iowa heading into summer workouts. The redshirt freshman from New Jersey made a brief appearance in a Citrus Bowl loss to Tennessee but led the Hawkeyes in rushing with 51 yards. Iowa center Logan Jones.

Jones says the ability of Lainez to run the ball does not change the blocking assignments.

Starting quarterback Cade McNamara was limited during spring drills as he recovers from an ACL injury. He is expected to return to full strength this summer. The Hawkeyes open next season at home on August 31st against Illinois State.

Iowa State linebacker Caleb Bacon likes the chemistry on thre team heading into next season. The Cyclones return 18 starters from last year’s team that fininshed 7-6. Bacon is a former walk-on from Lake Mills ad is part of a defense that returns nine starters.

Bacon feels the added experience will help the defense be even better next season.

Bacon finished second on the team last season with 60 tackles and says he is a much more confident player.

The Cyclones open next season at home on August 31st against North Dakota.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa volleyball has finalized its 2024 non-conference schedule, head coach Jim Barnes announced on Tuesday.

The Hawkeyes will open the season on Aug. 30-31 at the Puerto Rico Invitational in San Juan, taking on Liberty and Providence.

Iowa hosts two invitationals at Xtream Arena in the non-conference, welcoming San Jose State, Delaware and Cal Baptist on Sept. 6-7, and South Dakota, Saint Louis and Drake on Sept. 19-21.

The Hawkeyes travel to Ames for the annual Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series match against Iowa State on Sept. 11. Iowa heads to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Sept. 13-15, competing against Milwaukee, Illinois State and St. Thomas.

The Big Ten Conference will announce the league schedule at the end of May.

2024 Non-Conference Schedule

Aug. 24

Black & Gold Scrimmage

Aug. 30-31

Puerto Rico Invitational

Liberty | Providence

Sept. 6-7

Hawkeye Invite I @ Xtream Arena

Cal Baptist | San Jose State | Delaware

Sept. 11

at Iowa State

Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series

Sept. 13-15

Milwaukee Invitational

Milwaukee | Illinois State | St. Thomas

Sept. 19-21

Hawkeye Invite II @ Xtream Arena

Drake | Saint Louis | South Dakota

The Atlantic Trojans girls track and field team pick up a second place finish in the Bruce Henderson Invitational in Atlantic. They scored a total of 119 points on the day.

Atlantic Sophomore Jayci Reed placed 1st in the 100 meter hurdles and Lila Wiederstein got a first place finish in the long jump.  The Trojans also placed first in 4×100 meter relay and in the shuttle hurdle relay.

Trojans Coach Matt Mullenix had this to say how on how well his team performed.

The Trojans also finished well in the field events.

Trojans sophomore Jayci Reed had this to say on being part of the shuttle hurdle event this season.

Reed commented on what her main goal for the rest of season.

The Trojan girls next track event will be Thursday May 2nd when they go to Mustang Field and Ray Graves Track in Shenandoah. That meet will get underway at 4:15 p.m.

The Atlantic Trojans boys track and field team won a the Bruce Henderson Invitational in front of their home crowd in Atlantic. They did finish with a total of 132 points throughout the day

Trojans senior Colton Rasmussen got a first place finish in the high jump. Atlantics Devin Fields placed first place in the 400 meter dash.  The Trojans also placed 1st in 4×800 meter relay and shuttle hurdle relay.

Atlantic Trojans Boys track coach Abby Becker had this to say on how her team performed.

The Trojans seniors have meant a lot to the track program over the  years.

Atlantic senior Colton Rasmussen commented how his is day went despite hurting his foot.

Rasmusson says he is ready to go for the rest of the way.

The Trojans next track meet will be Thursday May 2nd Mustang Field and Ray Graves Track in Shenandoah. That meet will start at 4:15 p.m.

BRUCE HENDERSON INVITATIONAL (@ ATLANTIC

1. Atlantic (132 points)

•Devon Fields, 400 meter dash (51.92)

•Colton Rasmussen, high jump (5-08.00)

•4×800 meter relay: Alex Sonntag, Bennett Whetstone, Devon Fields, Preston Williams (8:31.93)

•Shuttle hurdle relay: Colton Rasmussen, Grant Petty, Shelton Mualia, Dante Hedrington (1:04.26)

2. Glenwood (125 points)

3. Shenandoah (90.5 points)

4. Harlan (83) Points

•Matthew Sorfonden, 100 meter dash (11.08)

•Cade Sears, 200 meter dash (21.97)

•Franz Reisz, discus throw (159-06)

•Brehden Eggerss, long jump (20-03.50)

•4×100 meter relay: Hagen Sorensen, Matthew Sorfonden, Brehden Eggerss, Cade Sears (42.64)

•4×200 meter relay: Hagen Sorensen, Matthew Sorfonden, Brehden Eggerss, Cade Sears (1:29.39)

5. Lewis Central (58 points)

6. Clarinda (54 points)

7. Creston (51 points)

8. St. Albert (48 points)

9. Abraham Lincoln (38.5 points)

10. Red Oak (28 points)

ROLLING VALLEY CONFERENCE MEET (AT WOODBINE)

1. Woodbine (184 points)

-Brody Pryor, 400 meter dash (52.14)

-Landon Bendgen, 800 meter run (2:05.58), 1600 meter run (4:32.93)

-Gunner Wagner, 3200 meter run (10:07.48)

-Jax Pryor, discus throw (145-01)

-4×400 meter relay: Adam Barry, Owen Wingert, Landon Blum, Brody Pryor (3:32.02)

-4×800 meter relay: Aaron Colwell, Adam Barry, Thomas Tremel, Gunner Wagner (8:59.01)

-800 sprint medley: Adam Barry, Owen Wingert, Brody Pryor, Landon Bendgen (1:39.14)

-Distance medley: Brenner Sullivan, Owen Wingert, Gunner Wagner, Landon Bendgen (3:48.15)

2. Coon Rapids-Bayard (77 points)

-Cal Heydon, shot put (45-05.00)

-4×100 meter relay: Wyatt Oswald, Kolby Culbertson, Parker Hays, Caden Oswald (45.22)

-4×200 meter relay: Wyatt Oswald, Kolby Culbertson, Parker Hays, Caden Oswald (1:34.83)

-Shuttle hurdle relay: Johnny Cortez, Parker Hays, Lucas Obert, Cal Heydon (1:03.52)

3. Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton (72 points)

•Cash Emgarten, 100 meter dash (11.38), 200 meter dash (23.09)

4. CAM (69 points)

-Jack Follmann, 110 meter hurdles (15.11), 400 meter hurdles (55.25)

5. Boyer Valley (51 points)

6. Ar-We-Va (41 points)

-Wyatt Ragaller, long jump (20-00.00)

7. Glidden-Ralston (36 points)

8. West Harrison (27 points)

9. Paton-Churdan (22 points)

-Trevon Keely, high jump (6-04.00)