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Iowa State basketball coach T.J. Otzelberger says the Cyclones need to develop additional scorers this summer. With Izaiah Brockington going pro and Big 12 freshman of the year Tyrese Hunter transferring to Texas the Cyclones lost their top two scorers from last year’s team that made it to the Sweet-16.
Otzelberger says summer is a good time to begin to establish roles.
Holmes is a transfer from St. Bonaventure and Kalscheur averaged just over nine and a half points last season. Otzelberger expects more scoring from senior forward Jaz Kunc (koons), who shot better than 39 percent from three point range.
Otzelberger wants Kunc to be more aggressive on offense.
Atlantic alum Ryan Hawkins will play in the NBA Summer League next month for the Toronto Raptors. The NBA Summer League is held July 7th through 17th in Las Vegas.
The Creighton men’s basketball program announced the news on their social media Monday.
Hawkins was a Division II All-American at Northwest Missouri State University, helping the Bearcats win three national championships. After transferring to Division I Creighton, Hawkins led the Blue Jays in scoring and rebounding. He was named second team All-Big East and helped Creighton to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, where they nearly knocked out eventual champion Kansas.
Hawkins finished his lone season at Creighton with 482 points, 272 rebounds, 53 assists, 32 steals, and 13 blocks. Hawkins finished his college basketball career with 2,580 points, 1,220 rebounds, 257 steals, 229 assists, and 82 blocks.
2022 IHSBCA Baseball Rankings
Week 6 (June 27, 2022) **Final 1A/2A Rankings**
Class 4-A:
1. Johnston 27-3
2. Cedar Rapids Prairie 24-6
3. Waukee 22-7
4. Iowa City High 22-8
5. Ankeny Centennial 20-10
6. Urbandale 19-11
7. Dowling Catholic 21-11
8. Pleasant Valley 18-6
9. Valley, West Des Moines 16-11
10. Cedar Falls 20-9
Others (listed alphabetically):
Ankeny 17-10
Dubuque Hempstead 18-8
North Scott 19-12
Southeast Polk 17-13
Waukee Northwest 16-11
Class 3-A:
1. Assumption, Davenport 24-4
2. Lewis Central 22-2
3. Grinnell 27-3
4. Western Dubuque, Epworth 23-6
5. Wahlert, Dubuque 21-8
6. Xavier, Cedar Rapids 23-8
7. North Polk 13-4
8. Clear Creek-Amana 18-7
9. Marion 19-8
10. Independence 19-9
Others (listed alphabetically):
ADM 15-7
Bishop Heelan, Sioux City 20-12
Solon 19-13
Webster City 16-7
West Delaware 22-10
Class 2-A: (FINAL)
1. Van Meter 29-0
2. Estherville-Lincoln Central 23-2
3. Cascade 16-3
4. Beckman, Dyersville 20-10
5. Clarinda 17-5
6. West Marshall 22-7
7. Dike-New Hartford 21-1
8. Underwood 17-2
9. Anamosa 15-6
10. Des Moines Christian 22-8
Others (listed alphabetically):
Columbus, Waterloo 18-8
Davis County 16-9
Mediapolis 18-1
Mid-Prairie 13-9
Roland-Story 13-6
Class 1-A: (FINAL)
1. Remsen, St. Mary’s 26-0
2. Newman Catholic, Mason City 24-3
3. New London 20-0
4. Kee, Lansing 31-2
5. Don Bosco 19-3
6. North Linn 25-2
7. Coon Rapids-Bayard 21-4
8. CAM 19-2
9. Ankeny Christian 22-1
10. Kingsley-Pierson 19-4
Others (listed alphabetically):
Highland 17-3
Lisbon 17-5
Lynnville-Sully 18-2
Mount Ayr 14-3
Woodbury Central 16-5
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(Radio Iowa) – Work will begin tonight (Monday) on the final portion of a long-awaited bridge that will benefit thousands of fans on football game days in Ames. The East Gateway Bridge over University Boulevard allows fans to cross the roadway to Jack Trice Stadium from the parking areas east of the stadium. John Harvey with Iowa State University’s facilities management team, says fans from all around can use the bridge.
Harvey says they will close the roadway to traffic and install a steel truss over the roadway connecting two towers. They will then install the bridge deck. He says there are other panels that will go on the bridge as well and they plan to have it all done by the season opener.
The project costs ten-million-dollar dollars, and will also benefit motorists who won’t have to stop for pedestrians crossing the roadway.
Nico Ragaini has become the leader of Iowa’s receivers on and off the field. Ragaini was third in receptions for Hawkeyes a year ago with 26 and had to step up his leadership role following the transfer of Charlie Jones after spring drills. The Big Ten return specialist of the year is now at Purdue.
Ragaini has no hard feels about Jones leaving.
Ragaini is trying to be a mentor for the younger receivers.
The week’s John Deere Classic will be the final one for Executive Director Clair Peterson, who is retiring at the end of the year. Peterson has led the PGA Tournament in the Quad Cities since 2002.
The Quad Cities remains the smallest market on the PGA Tour.
Peterson says John Deere becoming title sponsor in 1998 was a turning point for the tournament hitch that began in 1971 as the Quad Cities Open.
Peterson says he will finish the year as director and still have a role with the tournament.
The first round of the John Deere Classic is Thursday.
Keegan Murray was introduced as the newest member of the Sacramento Kings. The former Iowa All American was taken by the Kings with the fourth pick in the NBA Draft. Murray thought Sacramento was a potential landing place.
Murray joins a roster that includes Ames native Harrison Barnes.
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