AHSTW Cross Country Meet
Avoca Golf CourseAvoca, IA 09/15/2015

Girls Individual Results

1. Karley Larson, SO, Underwood 20:05
2. Mary Grace Martin, FR, Underwood
3. Kiley Cook, JR, Underwood
4. Nicole Hilderbrand, JR, St. Albert
5. McKenzie Mantell, JR, AHSTW
6. Hannah Carolus, SR, Treynor
7. Alexis Post, FR, Riverside
8. Mac Christensen, JR, Logan-Magnolia
9. Jacey Kallsen, SO, Riverside
10. Isabelle Kudron, FR, Treynor

Girls Team Results

1. Underwood 38pts
2. Treynor 63pts
3. Riverside 79pts
4. St. Albert 98pts
5. Logan-Magnolia 107pts
6. AHSTW 118pts
7. Woodbine 127pts

Boys Individual Results

1. Jerry Jorgenson, FR, Treynor 17:59
2. Max Ross, SR, St. Albert
3. Otis Matejka, JR, Riverside
4. Tim Brink, SR, Riverside
5. Mitchell Nelsen, SR, Audubon
6. Thomas Conn, SO, Underwood
7. Cole Fischer, SR, AHSTW
8. Garrett Martin, SO, St. Albert
9. Joseph Remsburg, SR, Audubon
10. Jay Heiny, SR, AHSTW

Boys Team Results

1. Riverside 59pts
2. AHSTW 64pts
3. Underwood 65pts
4. Audubon 90pts
5. St. Albert 94pts
6. Logan-Magnolia 116pts
7. Woodbine 142pts

FLINT, Mich. (AP) – Funeral plans are set for Roy Marble, the high-flying guard who scored the most points in Iowa history as he helped the Hawkeyes become a national power in the mid-1980s. Marble died Friday in Grand Blanc, Michigan, after a long battle with cancer. He was 48. A memorial service is planned for 6 p.m. Thursday at Beecher High School near Flint. A funeral service is 11 a.m. Saturday at New Jerusalem Full Gospel Baptist Church in Flint.

Marble was a prep star from the Flint area before leaving his home state to play for the Hawkeyes from 1986-89, scoring 2,116 points and headlining perhaps the best years the program has ever seen. Marble led Iowa to the NCAA Tournament four times, including an Elite Eight appearance in 1987.

MILWAUKEE (AP) – Jason Heyward hit a line drive two-run homer in the 10th inning to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday night. St. Louis has won consecutive games following a 2-8 skid and increased its lead in the NL Central to three games over second-place Pittsburgh. Kevin Siegrist (7-1) pitched the ninth and Trevor Rosenthal the 10th for his 44th save.

Carlos Martinez matched a season high by going eight innings. He struck out nine and gave up one earned run and four hits, as the team improved to 16-4 in his last 20 starts. Milwaukee lost its fourth straight game and has just 10 victories in its last 36 home games against St. Louis. Matt Carpenter led off the 10th and reached on an error on by first baseman Adam Lind. With one out, Heyward connected off Tyler Thornburg (0-2) for his 12th homer.