GIRLS
Red Oak 9, Atlantic 0 BGAtlvsRO42916
Creston 5, Shenandoah 4
Clarinda 7, Harlan 2
Council Bluffs City Meet
BOYS
Atlantic 5, Red Oak 4 BGAtlvsRO42916
Creston 6, Shenandoah 3
Denison-Schleswig 8, CB Thomas Jefferosn 1
Harlan 9, Clarinda 0
GIRLS
A-D-M/Van Meter 4, Dallas Center-Grimes 3
Bishop Heelan, Sioux City 4, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 0
Millard South 2, Lewis Central 0
Omaha Central 4, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 0
St. Albert, Council Bluffs 1, Glenwood 0
Treynor 1, AHSTW 0
Winterset 1, Nodaway Valley/WCV/AC 0
BOYS
ADM 1, Newton 0
AHSTW 1, Treynor 0 (1 OT)
CB Thomas Jefferson 6, Omaha Concordia 1
Glenwood 8, Creston 0
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 4, West Central Valley, Stuart 0
Winterset 3, Chariton 1
LaVon Eblen visits with Astrid Collund Jorgensen who is interning at the Museum of Danish American in Elk Horn.
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Griswold Tiger Invitational
GIRLS
Shenandoah got wins from Karmyn Pickens in the 200m and Long Jump. The Fillies also won the 4x400m, 4x800m, and Distance Medley.
Nodaway Valley got another big night from Destiny Scar with wins in the 800m, 1500m, and 3000m. Sadie Marnin won the High Jump. The Wolverines also won the 4x100m and Sprint Medley.
Griswold’s Mykenzie Rainey won the Shot Put.
Full results here.
BOYS
Underwood won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay and Tyler Conn won the 100m and Keegan Konsor won the 400m Hurdles for the Eagles.
Nodaway Valley’s Jared Corder won the 1600m and the Wolverines won the 4x800m Relay.
Griswold picked up wins with Jadon Jahnke in the Long Jump and David Thompson in the 3200m.
Full results here.
Gonzales-Parrish Invitational at Guthrie Center
GIRLS
IKM-Manning won the Distance Medley in record time and the Wolves had Shyanne Sporrer win the 800m and Payton Sporrer win the 1500m.
Audubon won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay and Sydney Obermeier won the High Jump for the Wheelers.
Exira-EHK picked up one win as Emily Copic took the 3000m. Adair-Casey’s Sara Schmeling won the Long Jump.
BOYS
Audubon had a very good night behind Mitchell Nelson and some record setting performances. Mitchell Nelson won the 110 High Hurdles in a meet record time of 14.99 and he also won the 200m. The Shuttle Hurdle Relay team won in meet record time for the Wheelers and they also took the 4x100m and 4x200m. Jake Mulford won the 100m and Joseph Zaiger won the Discus.
IKM-Manning won the 4x400m Relay and the Wolves got wins from Carter Irlmeier in the Long Jump and Austin Dahlgren in the 400m.
Glidden-Ralston’s Noah Borkowski won the Shot Put.
Nishnabotna Girls Invitational
Full results here.
Clarke Girls Invitational
Class A
Class B
Full results here.
Boone Co-Ed Invitational
GIRLS
BOYS
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MVAO Invitational
GIRLS
BOYS
JV Trojan Relays
GIRLS
BOYS
Full results JV Trojan Relays
More area and State news from KJAN News Director Ric Hanson.
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Girls 3000m Run
Karley Larson, Underwood 20th, 10:39.83
Girls High Jump
Sunay Faya, Denison-Schleswig 10th, 5-02.00
Girls Shot Put
Linnea Konfrst, Glenwood 8th, 40-02.50
Hannah Hood, Creston 9th, 40-00.00Bianca Irlbeck, Carroll 21st, 36-08.25
Boys Long Jump
Marcus Klein, Harlan 7th, 21-08.00
Miles Rupiper, Kuemper Catholic 21st, 19-11.75
Avery Thomas, CB Abraham Lincoln 23rd, 18-09.05
Boys Discus Throw
Alex Becthold, Stanton 4th, 169-10
Matt Webner, Panorama 13th, 150-03
Jon Bieker, Harlan 23rd, 130-03
Curtis Schnack, Harlan, Foul
Jim Field visits with Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey about the Century and Heritage Farm Program.
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The area’s top news at 7:06-a.m., w/KJAN News Director Ric Hanson
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A Sheriff’s Deputy from Cass County was recognized Wednesday night at a State conference held in Okoboji. Deputy Ben Bartholomew received the “Outstanding Achievement Award” as a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) for the Southwest Region of Iowa. It’s the 5th year in a row he’s won the award, which was presented April 27th during a conference of the Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau (GTSB).
Bartholomew told KJAN News there are six DRE Regions (including the Iowa State Patrol, which has it’s own region). The award is given to the DRE who has the most evaluations for impaired drivers, over the past year. This past year, Deputy Bartholomew had 43 interdiction’s, which he says is the same as last year, but nearly twice as much as he had during his 1st year as a DRE 5 years ago, when there were 23. The 43 interventions in each of the past two-years was also the second highest in the State.
Bartholomew described what the duties of a DRE are: He says it’s his responsibility to determine the level of impairment and what type of substance is causing it. He says while there are the usual impairments by illegal drugs like marijuana and meth, there’s been an increase in the number of “Poly-drug” drivers. That’s a person who is impaired by more than one drug. A combination of drugs causes different reactions in a person that makes it interesting for the DRE to observe.
He says taking more than one drug in the same day or within a few hours, it can cause a person’s reactions and health to take drastic turns. “Bart” as he’s known, credits his and his fellow law enforcement officers’ efforts in getting impaired drivers and others off the road. He says it’s a team effort to try and make the roads safe for other motorists.
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