Girls 2A Shuttle Hurdle Relay Prelims

Treynor – 7th Qualified 1:10.16 (Rachel Phelps, Aubree James, Carissa Spanier, Lillia Williams)
Underwood- 11th DNQ 1:11.39 (Haiiley Martin, Alizabeth Jacobsen, Ellie Hackett, Jordyn Reimer)

Girls 3A Shuttle Hurdle Relay Prelims

Denison-Schleswig- 17th DNQ 1:12.48 (Claire Miller, Kaitlyn Bruhn, Kennedy Marten, Jamie Ibarra)
Harlan- 23rd DNQ 1:14.29 (Justine Buman, Ally Curren, Lucy Metzger, Aubri Smith)

Girls 2A 3000M Run

Mayson Hartley, Clarinda- 5th 10:52.98
Rylee Sloss, ACGC- 12th 11:13.72

Girls 3A 3000M Run

Emma Hughes, Glenwood- 6th 10:41.01
Taylor McCreedy, Atlantic- 19th 11:36.64
Erin Schultz, Glenwood- 20th 1:36.87

Boys 2A 3200M Run

Cole Dooley, Treynor- 11th 10:00.96
Jacob Greving, Kuemper Catholic- 22nd 10:53.39

Boys 3A 3200M Run

Andrew Smith, Glenwood-14th 10:06.94
Bryant Keller, Glenwood- 21st 10:18.53

Girls 2A 200M Dash Prelims

Jaidyn Sellers, Panorama- 1st Qualified 25.86
Cora Comer, AHSTW- 17th DNQ 27.35

Girls 3A 200M Dash Prelims

Haley Rasmussen, Atlantic- 8th Qualified 26.43
Hannah Jorgensen, Carroll- 16th DNQ 26.83

Boys 2A 200M Dash Prelims

Brayden Wollan, Underwood- 1st Qualified 22.22
Tadyn Brown, Clarinda- 16th 23.66
Sean Callaghan, Missouri Valley- 16th 23.66

Boys 3A 200M Dash Prelims

Aidan Hall, Harlan- 6th Qualified 22.78
Silas Bales, Glenwood- 12th 23.20

Girls 2A 4x800M Relay Final

Panorama- 4th 9:56.68 ( Olivia Steffen, Ella Waddle, Payton Beckman, Gwen Steffen)
Underwood-12th 10:14.49 (Georgia Paulson, Allie Witt, Claire Crilly, Aliyah Humphrey)

Girls 3A 4x800M Relay Final

Harlan- 3rd 9:40.24 (Kaia Bieker, Brecken Van Baale, Jenna Gessert, Liv Freund)
Atlantic- 14th 10:21.16 (Madison Botos, Claire Pellett, Kennedy Goergen, Ava Rush)
Glenwood- 15th 10:21.54 (Rachel Mullennax, Neyla Nanfito, Danika Arnold, Lauren Hughes)

Boys 2A 4x800M Relay Final

Treynor- 4th 8:20.86 (Karson Elwood, Cole Dooley, Payton Chapman, Todd Pedersen)
ACGC- 8th 8:27.69 (Trevin Suhr, Kaden Thompson, Zach Moon, Charlie Crawford)
Underwood- 3rd 8:16.02 (Bryce Patten, Josh Ravlin, Alex Ravlin, Scott Pearson)

Boys 3A 4x800M Relay Final

Atlantic- 22nd 8:39.27 (Caden Andersen, Alex Sonntag, Jayden Proehl, Bennett Whetstone)
Glenwood- 24th 8:45.08 (Nathan Rohrberg, Ethan Chappell, Gavin Connell, Jake Shannon)

Girls 2A 100M Dash Prelims

Jaidyn Sellers, Panorama- 1st Qualified 12.66
Rachel Kinsella, Treynor- 13th DNQ 13.20
Paige Millikan, Clarinda- 23rd DNQ 13.57

Girls 3A 100M Dash Prelims

Shay Sinnard, Carroll- 9th DNQ 13.04

Boys 2A 100M Dash Prelims

Brayden Wollan, Underwood- 2nd Qualified 11.10
Josh Clark, Treynor- 10th DNQ 11.47
Chase Ryan, Underwood- 21st DNQ 11.77

Boys 3A 100M Dash Prelims

Aidan Hall, Harlan- 2nd Qualified 11.27
Brock Sell, Glenwood- 24th DNQ 11.80

Girls 2A 400M Dash Final

Aliyah Humphrey, Underwood- 8th 59.65
Olivia Steffen, Panorama- 13th 1:02.21

Girls 3A 400M Dash Final

Haley Rasmussen, Atlantic- 8th 1:00.71

Boys 2A 400M Dash Final

Brayden Wollan, Underwood- 1st State Champion 47.73
Kaden Johnson, Red Oak- 19th 53.61
Alex Razee, Shenandoah- 13th 52.43

Boys 3A 400M Dash Final

Michael Erlmeier, Harlan- 9th 50.67
Silas Bales, Glenwood- 14th 51.99

Boys 2A Shuttle Hurdle Prelims

Treynor- 1st Qualified 1:02.13 (Noah James, Todd Pedersen, Kayden Dirks, Sid Schaaf)
Underwood- 15th 1:04.61 (Jake Reimer, Hayden Goehring, Wyatt Baker, Carter Davis)
Shenandoah- DQ
Clarinda- 14th 1:04.49 (Damon Nally, Xavier DeGroot, Tyler Raybourn, Michael Shull)

Boys 3A Shuttle Hurdle Prelims

Atlantic- 10th 1:03.32 (Garrett Reynolds, Joe Weaver, Zane Vance, Colin Mullenix)
Glenwood- 12th 1:03.58 (Zander Hayes, Anthony Driscoll-Lee, Grant Von Essen, Tyler Boldra)

Girls 2A Shot Put

Zoe Rus, Underwood- 4th 39-09.50
Sara Morales, Shenandoah- 6th 38-09.75
Kenzie Schon, Kuemper Catholic- 12th 36-04.25
Jadyn Huisman, Treynor-22nd  33-05.50

Girls 3A Discus

Kelsey Fields, Creston- 5th 133-03
Brooke Goshorn, Harlan- 24th 86-11
Lauren Andersen, Harlan- 22nd 90-05

Boys 2A Long Jump

Michael Shull, Clarinda- 5th 21-04.75
Tadyn Brown, Clarinda- 20th 19-05.50

Boys 3A High Jump

Cody Krause, Glenwood- 16th 5-09.00
Kord Ostrander, Glenwood- 13th 5-09.00

Boys 2A Shot Put

Chris Gardner, Underwood- 3rd 52-00.25
Logan Green, Clarinda- 9th 48.00.75
Blake Sadr, Treynor- 22nd 43-08.25

Boys 3A Discus

Will McLaughlin, Harlan- 8th 150-02
Jameson Bieker, Harlan- 24th 134-01

Girls 2A Long Jump

LIz Carbaugh, Red Oak- 9th 16-05.50
Jordyn Reimer, Underwood- 16th 15-06.50
Paige Millikan, Clarinda- 24th 14-01.00

Girls 3A High Jump

Coryl Matheny, Glenwood- 16th 5-00.00

AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State men’s basketball team will play in the 2021 NIT Season Tip-Off at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Wednesday, November 24 and Friday, November 26. The Cyclones will be joined at the event by Memphis, Virginia Tech and Xavier.

Iowa State has played in three postseason NIT events (1984, 2003, 2004) and two preseason NIT events (1987-88; 1992-93).

The tournament bracket and schedule will be announced this summer. Tickets are not yet on sale, but fans can secure first access to the best seats and discount offers by signing up for the official pre-sale at nitseasontipoff.com.

The NIT Season Tip-Off has been played in New York City since 1985 and this fall marks the sixth year the tournament will be held at Barclays Center. The 2020 event was canceled due to COVID-19 and in 2019, Oklahoma State was crowned champion.

The tournament is an ESPN Event and will be broadcast by the Worldwide Leader in Sports.

CLASS 1A

Region 1 at Spencer                                     

Singles  will now be played May 21st Friday

Doubles

Region 2 at Kuemper Catholic                               

Singles will now be played May 21st Friday

Doubles

Region 3 at Red Oak                       

Singles: Final will be played Thursday between Le Yuan Sun (Shenandoah) vs Maddie Frey (Creston)

Doubles: Rhenn Rolenc & Merced Ramirez (Red Oak) over Morgan Driskell & Sam Dunphy (Creston) 6/4, 6/1

CLASS 2A

Region 1 at Fort Dodge                                           

Singles will now play Thursday May 20th

Doubles

Region 2 at Johnston

Singles Will now play on Thursday the 20th

Doubles

Region 3 at WDM Valley    

Singles:  Claire Gu (WDM Valley) over Elaine Wang (WDM Valley) 6/0, 6/1

Doubles:  Katie Carver & Lily Dykstra (Urbandale) over Isabella Dobrinov & Nithya Myneni (WDM Valley) 7/5, 1/6, 6/4

Region 4 at SE Polk                         

Singles: Alison Szalay (Dowling Catholic) over Megan Sommerfeld (Ankeny) 6/0, 6/0

Doubles: Ava Petersen & Mackenzie Klein (Dowling Catholic) over Isa Valverde & Ella Spanovic (Dowling Catholic) 6/1, 6/2

The 2021 State Co-Ed Track and Field Championships get underway on Thursday morning and continue through finals on Saturday at Drake Stadium in Des Moines. Keep it tuned to KJAN for updates throughout the meet. KJAN Sports Director Chris Parks will have full coverage with 8 daily on-air reports and continuously updated results right here on the sports page.

Here’s a look at our scheduled report times each day. Times are subject to change if there are changes in the meet schedule.

Thursday: 10:45 a.m., 11:45 a.m., 1:45 p.m., 3:45 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 5:45 p.m., 6:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m.

Friday: 10:45 a.m., 11:45 a.m., 1:45 p.m., 3:45 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 5:45 p.m., 6:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m.

Saturday: 9:45 a.m., 10:45 a.m., 11:45 a.m., 12:45 p.m., 2:45 p.m., 3:45 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 5:45p.m.

Atlantic Girls Tennis Districts, at Red Oak, Wednesday, May 19, 2021, 9:00am

Singles
Jessica Lukehart 11 (Ro) def Keira Olsen 10 (A) 6-0, 6-0
Malena Woodward 11 (A) def Anjali Kathikar 10 (Sw) 6-2, 4-6, 10-8
Jessica Sun 11 (Sh) def Malena Woodward 11 (A) 6-0, 6-0

Doubles
Tessa Grooms 12/ Nellie Grooms 12 (A) def Tonna Damewood 12/Kendi Graham 12 (SW) 6-2, 6-3
Tessa Grooms 12/ Nellie Grooms 12 (A) def Emma Stogdill 9/ Ellison Lovitt 9 (Clarinda) 6-2, 6-1
Rhen Rolenc 12 / Merced Ramirez 9 (Ro) def Tessa Grooms 12/ Nellie Grooms 12 (A) 7-5, 6-1
Addi Schmitt 11/ Aspen Niklasen 11 (A) def Libby Ehlers 12/Cheyenne Gough 12 (Sh) 7-6 (3), 6-1
Ann Hagen 9/ Madison McKoy 9 (Clarke) def Addi Schmitt 11/ Aspen Niklasen 11 (A) 6-3, 6-1

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa freshmen Denali Loecker and Brylee Klosterman have been named to All-Big Ten teams, the conference office announced Wednesday.

Loecker was named second-team All-Big Ten and named to the All-Freshman team. She hit .322 with 28 RBIs, slugged .504 and had an on base percentage of .399.

The Ogden, Iowa, native led the Hawkeyes in batting average, doubles, home runs, RBIs, slugging percentage, and on base percentage.

Klosterman, a North Liberty, Iowa, native was named to the All-Freshman Team. She hit .316, plated 19 RBIs and hit a team-leading four triples. Klosterman slugged .436 and had a .396 on base percentage.

“We talk about locking down the border when recruiting, so to see two local Iowa girls recognized by the conference is a testament to that working,” said Iowa head coach Renee Gillispie. “Both Brylee and Denali have worked extremely hard and I am proud of their contributions to this program. Those two have come in and adjusted to Big Ten softball and made an immediate impact for this team. Both have bright futures ahead of them.”

Loecker is the 41st Hawkeye to receive second-team all-conference honors and the first since Allison Doocy in 2019. Loecker and Klosterman are the first Hawkeyes to be named to the All-Freshman team since the conference began the award in 2018.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly has agreed to a two-year contract extension keeping him on the Cyclone sidelines until at least 2027.

The dean of Big 12 coaches just finished his 26^th season at Iowa State with another NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament appearance, his 19^th with the Cyclones.

“Ellen and I had an enjoyable dinner with Deb and Bill last night which included a great discussion about our futures.  It was encouraging to hear and feel the enthusiasm, energy, passion and desire Coach Fennelly still has for leading our women’s basketball program,” Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard said. “During those discussion, we mutually agreed to extend his contract through 2027 in order to send a clear message to recruits, student-athletes, his staff, and our fans, that Coach Fennelly will continue leading our women’s basketball program for the foreseeable future.”

Fighting through the challenges of COVID, Fennelly’s 2020-21 team advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament led by Cheryl Miller Award winner Ashley Joens. The Cyclones helped Fennelly reach another coaching milestone in January with his 700^th career victory at Kansas State.

“Iowa State has been home for Deb and our family for more than 25 years,” Fennelly said.  “We are humbled by the opportunity provided by, Calli (Sanders), Jamie (Pollard) and Dr. Wintersteen to continue leading our program. I love coming to work every day and I am energized by the opportunity to continue to positively impact the young women in our program. I’ve been blessed beyond words and am eager to continue the journey we started 26 years ago.”

Fennelly’s career mark is 706-337 and his Iowa State ledger is 540-284. He won 166 games at Toledo before coming to Iowa State. His teams have made the NCAA Tournament 21 times, including two at Toledo.

Contract terms will be shared at a later date.

The Bass Federation and Student Angler Federation is preparing to host the first Conductix Wepler Iowa Junior and High School Bass Fishing Champions this Saturday May 22nd, at Prairie Rose State Park southeast of Harlan, Iowa.

Fifty junior and high school student anglers from across the state of Iowa will compete off 25 boats. Two student teams and their boat captain will launch their boats at 7:oo am criss-cross the 173 acre lake to find and reel in their best five Bass. The Junior team will return first at 2:00pm to weigh-in in their catches from the day and the high school teams weigh in at 3:00pm.

The winning team in the High School division will qualify to fish at the 2021 High School National and World Championships four days in Anderson, South Carolina on Lake Hartwell. Millions of dollars of prizes and scholarships will be up for grabs for the students anglers.

The winning team in the Junior division will qualify to fish at the 2021 Junior World Champions, a three day competition, launching from Rapids City, Illinois. The TBF Junior program includes all anglers 8h grade and under at the time they qualified through their home state’s Junior program. Only te top percentage of Junior angler teams from each state’s sanctioned programs are invited to attend and compete for their share of well over $10,000 in scholarships and prizes.

(Photo credit to Alisha Hass)

Conductix-Wampfler USA is proud to sponsor and host 1st TBF / SAF State Championships tournament for the student anglers across the state of Iowa. Conductix-Wampfler USA, a growing manufacturer and leader in the mobile electrification industry, is headquartered in Omaha, NE. In addition to the corporate and sales offices, Omaha also has a manufacturing facility of about 50,000 square feet used to make large spring reels, motorized reels, slip rings and large festoon systems.  Their second, and larger plant is located in Harlan, IA. With about 110,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing space, Harlan builds all conductor bar, C-track festoons, small spring reels, and assembles push button pendants and radio remote controls.  The Harlan location is currently looking for team members who are self-directed, dependable and want to be an active part of continuous improvement.  Apply in person at 1605 Industrial Parkway in Harlan or on their website: http://webassets.conductix.net/applicants/  

The Bass Federation (TBF), the nation’s largest grassroots fishing organization, offers bass fishing for junior and high school students under the Student Angler Federation. Bass fishing is a co-ed sport allowing young men and women to compete side-by-side. “We are excited to partner with TBF to offer bass fishing as an official activity for students in Southwest Iowa,” said Bob Harris, President of SWIFT. Harris goes on to say “With the growth of youth bass fishing, we are proud to offer this activity for student anglers in Southwest Iowa  and to provide them with the opportunity to win a Iowa Junior & High School State Championship. We look forward to seeing who will hoist the first championship trophy on Saturday at Prairie Rose State Park, in Harlan. We thank TBF and all of our corporate partners for their generosity and commitment in promoting junior and high school fishing in Southwest Iowa.”

For more information SWIFT, or for details, rules, and future schedule announcements, visit www,southwestiowafishingteam.teamapp.com and the Facebook page- .https://www.facebook.com/swifishingteam.

For regular High School Fishing updates, photos, tournament news and more from across the  country, visit HighSchoolFishing.org and follow SAF on Facebook. You can follow the latest news from FLW High School Fishing presented by Favorite Fishing at FLWFishing.com and FLW’s social media outlets at Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Girls Individual Regional Tennis tournaments will be held across the state on Wednesday. 1st and 2nd place finishers at each site in singles and doubles play will advance to the State Meet. Here’s a look at area sites and assignments.

CLASS 1A

Region 2 at Kuemper Catholic: Audubon, Ballard, Boone, Denison-Schleswig, Harlan, Kuemper Catholic, North Polk, Saydel, St. Albert
Region 3 at Red Oak: Atlantic, Clarinda, Clarke, Creston/O-M, Glenwood, Red Oak, Shenandoah, SW Valley

CLASS 2A

Region 2 at Johnston: Ames, Thomas Jefferson, DM Lincoln, Indianola, Johnston/Dallas Center-Grimes, Waukee/ADM
Region 3 at Valley: DM Hoover/East, DM North, Lewis Central, Norwalk, Urbandale/DM Christian, West Des Moines Valley
Region 4 at Southeast Polk: Ankeny/Ankeny Christian, Abraham Lincoln, DM Roosevelt, Dowling Catholic, Ottumwa, SE Polk/Bondurant-Farrar

See all assignments here: Regional Tennis

GIRLS SOCCER

CB Abraham Lincoln 4, Sioux City East 3
East Sac County 7, Riverside 0
Harlan 6, Creston 1
St. Albert 12, Logan-Magnolia 2
Treynor 10, Missouri Valley 0
Tri-Center 8, Underwood 1
Sioux City North 4, CB Thomas Jefferson 3

BOYS SOCCER

Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley 6, Panorama 1
Riverside 3, East Sac County 0
Sioux City East 3, CB Abraham Lincoln 2
Sioux City North 10, CB Thomas Jefferson 0
St. Albert 10, Logan-Magnolia 0
Treynor 11, Missouri Valley 1
Underwood 3, Tri-Center 0

GIRLS GOLF

Harlan 195, Norwalk 197, Atlantic 198

Medalist: Jocelyn Cheek, Harlan (46). Runner-up: Emily Juergens, Norwalk (47)
Atlantic Scores: Roni Hook 47, Abby Smith 49, Reagan Leonard 50, Belle Berg 52, Abby Muller 53, Lexi Noelck 56
Harlan Scores: Timber Svendsen 48, Ella Freund 49, Kara Kenkel 52, Sydney O’Neill 59

Atlantic Head Coach Kathy Hobson: “This was a very evenly matched meet; a lot of fun to watch! This wraps up our regular season. We will all have to be at our best on Monday when we host Regionals at Nishna Hills.”