The Atlantic Girls Golf team has repeated as Class 3A State Champions. The Trojans turned in a 350 on day two at at Lake Panorama National Golf Course in Panora to give them a two-day total of (+113) 689.  That gave them a 11 stroke win over New Hampton who shot 355 on day two to finish with a (+124) 700 two-day total.

Atlantic’s Brooke Newell also repeated as Runner-Up individually in Class 3A. Newell finished as the State Runner-Up after shooting a second round 76 for a two-day total of (+2) 146. Newell headed into the second day as the co-leader after shooting a (-2) 70 in the first round. Emily Snelling of Clear Lake was tied at the top with Newell after day one and followed that up with a (-1) 71 for a two-day total (-3) 141 to take the individual title.

Day 2 Atlantic Scores: Brooke Newell, 76. Baylee Newell 87. Alyssa Ginther 91. Sarah Fixmer 96. McKenna DenBeste 96. Mary Hayes 108.

Atlantic Totals: 2nd-Brooke Newell 146 (+2). 13th- Baylee Newell 175 (+31). T18th- Alyssa Ginther 183 (+39). 20th- Sarah Fixmer 185 (+41). T29th- McKenna DenBeste 196 (+52). T43rd- Mary Hayes 216 (+36).

Team Standings

Cedar Falls outdistanced the field with a 631 two-day stroke total to win the Class 5A Girls Golf Tournament at Colwater Links in Ames.

Maddie Hawkins of Dubuque Senior was the Individual Champion with a total (-1) 141. She shot a four under 67 on the second day to pull away for the title.

The Creston Panthers finished 6th and the Carroll Tigers 8th at the Class 4A State Golf Tournament at Elmwood Country Club in Marshalltown. The Panthers shot a two day total 806 (+238) and the Tigers shot an 812 (+244).

Individually Ashton Carter of Creston finished 7th overall with a two day total of (+40) 182.

Team Scores

The Boyer Valley Girls Golf team finished 4th at the Class 1A State Girls Golf Tournament and CAM’s Sammi Jahde finished 10th individually. The Bulldogs shot a two day total of 790. Akron-Westfield was team champ with a 738 total.

CAM’s Sammi Jahde finished 10th individually with a two day total of 180. She shot 89 on day one and 91 on day two. Mount Ayr’s Abbey Schaefer finished 3rd with a 170 and her teammate Tessa Shields finished 6th with a 176. Katie O’Day of Boyer Valley finished 12th with a 184 total and her teammate Anna Puck was 16th with a 190. Mateya Peters of Griswold finished 17th with a 190 total. Peters shot 99 on day one and 91 on day two.

Team Scores

A year after finishing as State Runners-Up the Treynor Cardinals Girls Golf Team took home the Class 2A State Championship. The Cardinals followed up their first day 350 with a 348 on day two to take home the title by 47 strokes over second place Emmetsburg.

Individually Aly Anderson of Treynor was the Runner-Up with a (+16) 158 two day total. She finished 4 shots behind Champion Annika Patton of Alta-Aurelia who shot back to back 77’s for a 154 total. Madelyn Deitchler of Treynor finished 7th with a 172 two-day total.

Treynor Scores

• 2nd: Aly Anderson, 78-80 (158, +16)
• 7th Madelyn Deitchler, 87-85 (172, +30)
• 15th Kayla Chapman, 94-90 (184 +42)
• 19th Sierra Maguire, 93-93 (186, +44)
• 26th Randi Robinson, 92-99 (191, +49)
• 34th McKenna Waffle, 100-99 (199, +57)

Other Individuals

• 22nd Madison Lease, Missouri Valley, 95-93 (188, +46)

Team Scores

Boys State Team Tennis was played on Tuesday, May 30th with the final four teams competing in Classes 1A and 2A. Class 1A matches were played at the Waveland Tennis Courts in Des Moines and 2A matches were played at Ankeny Tennis Courts at Prairie Ridge Sports Complex in Ankeny.

Class 1A

Semifinals
LeMars 5, Kuemper Catholic 2
Cedar Rapids, Xavier 5, Pella 2

Consolation Final
Pella 5, Kuemper Catholic 4

Final
Cedar Rapids, Xavier 5, LeMars 0

Class 2A

Semifinals
Iowa City, West 5, Valley, WDM 1
Linn-Mar, Marion 5, Pleasant Valley 1

Consolation Final
Valley, WDM 5, Pleasant Valley 4

Final
Iowa City, West 5, Linn-Mar, Marion 1

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The Iowa Hawkeyes are set to travel to Houston for the NCAA baseball tournament. The Hawks are the fourth seed and will play hopst a top seeded Houston on Friday. It is Iowa’s second trip to a regional in three years under coach Rick Heller.

Texas A@M and Baylor collide in the other first round game. Iowa is 38-20 after winning its first Big Ten Tournament title over the weekend. The Hawkeyes grabbed the automatic bid after Sunday’s 13-4 win over Northwestern. Iowa pitcher Nick Gallagher who says the players were happy with the Houston location.

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With Minnesota coach Tom Thibodeau in attendance, the Timberwolves unveiled their new affiliate’s logo and colors. The Wolves’ colors are navy blue and bright green, much like Minnesota’s new identity, with a secondary logo featuring an outline of the state of Iowa and a large “W” in the middle.

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