Girls Golf

CAM 202, Woodward-Granger 227, Exira/EHK NTS, West Central Valley NTS. Medalist: Sammi Jahde, CAM, 44. Runner-Up: Ericka Stender, CAM, 48.
Riverside 201, Tri-Center 215. Medalist: Meghan Reed, Riverside, 46.
Underwood 238, Treynor NTS. Medalist: Kayla Chapman, Treynor, 51.

Boys Golf

Bedford 182, Lamoni 205. Medalist: Jett Beemer, Bedford, 38.
Exira/EHK 176, CAM 186, West Central Valley 187, Woodward-Granger 196. Medalist: Everett Carroll, Exira-EHK, 39. Runner-Up: Garret Caltrider, West Central Valley, 41.
Tri-Center 190, Riverside 192. Medalist: Taten Williams, Riverside, 44.
Treynor 185, Underwood 196. Medalist: Joey Konz, Treynor, 43.

Girls Tennis

Lewis Central 5, Atlantic 4 18B_G_Tennis_LC
Clarke 6, Creston 3
Kuemper Catholic 8, Harlan 1

Boys Tennis

Atlantic 9, Lewis Central 0 18B_G_Tennis_LC
Creston 8, Clarke 1
Glenwood 5, Denison-Schleswig 4
Kuemper Catholic 7, Harlan 2

Girl’s Scores:

Creston 4, Riverside 0
Kuemper Catholic 1, Boone 0 — OT
Sioux City West 2, Missouri Valley 1 — 2 OT

Lewis Central 1, Thomas Jefferson 0 – TJ Tournament
Millard South 2, Scotus Catholic 1 – TJ Tournament

Boy’s scores:

Harlan 3, Atlantic 0
Logan-Magnolia 6, Missouri Valley 2
St. Albert 3, Underwood 0
Storm Lake 1, Denison-Schleswig 0

CB Abraham Lincoln 7, Scotus Catholic 0 – TJ Tournament
Lewis Central 2, CB Thomas Jefferson 0 – TJ Tournament

LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — The Bears went back to building their offense on the second day of the draft. Chicago took Iowa center James Daniels and Memphis receiver Anthony Miller on Friday night, giving prized quarterback Mitchell Trubisky more protection and another target.

The Bears took Daniels with the 39th overall pick. They then traded back into the second round with New England to take Miller at No. 51. In exchange, the Bears sent the Patriots a fourth-round pick this year (105) and a second-rounder in 2019.

Daniels’ selection could signal a full-time move to guard for Cody Whitehair, who has bounced between that position and center in two seasons. The Bears needed help at guard with Josh Sitton gone and with Kyle Long recovering from ankle, shoulder and neck surgeries.

The 6-foot-3, 306-pound Daniels played three seasons at Iowa and was honorable-mention, all-Big Ten last year. He is looking forward to playing with Trubisky after getting shredded by him in an Ohio regional playoff game in high school. Trubisky threw for five touchdowns and ran for one to lead Mentor over Warren G. Harding in 2012.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Native Iowan Jenny Simpson broke the U.S. record in the two-mile race to highlight Friday’s session of the Drake Relays. Simpson shattered the American mark in the somewhat obscure event by finishing in 9 minutes, 16.78 seconds. The record had been set in 2014 by Shannon Rowbury at 9:20.25.

Simpson’s time was the eighth fastest ever recorded in the two-mile, a race she teamed up with meet director Blake Bolden to bring to Drake in an effort to give fans a marquee race on Friday, since most of Drake’s elite events scheduled for Saturday.
With a near-packed house cheering her on, Simpson clinched the mark with a final lap of 63.1 seconds.

Simpson, who was born in Webster City, improved to 11-0 in Drake Relays events.

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — The Green Bay Packers prioritized the secondary first in the NFL draft. Josh Jackson is joining a revamped cornerback group after the Packers took the Iowa junior with the 45th overall pick in the second round on Friday night. Jackson led the nation with eight interceptions last season.

At 6-foot-1, 192 pounds, the Packers like Jackson’s physical ability. He turned into a ball-hawk in his only year as starter in college. Jackson made an impression in Wisconsin after returning two interceptions for touchdowns in Iowa’s loss to the Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium in November. On the season, Jackson had 18 pass breakups, a forced fumble and a blocked field goal.

“A whole bunch of film study, a whole bunch of hard work and just preparing yourself for your opponent,” Jackson said about his prolific production. His football instincts make up for any perceived lack of speed, Dotson said. Jackson was timed at 4.56 seconds in the 40-yard dash at the scouting combine. “It goes back to his awareness and IQ for the game,” Dotson said. “The speed never really worried us because he’s just so smart and he’s always in the right position to play the ball.”

Jackson said he was hoping to get drafted by the Packers “because I just feel like they need some corners,” This was the team I was kind of hoping I went to. I’m just glad they picked me.”