Team Scores

1. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 222
2. Lawton-Bronson 85
3. Boyer Valley 84
4. Missouri Valley 47
5. West Monona 43
6. West Harrison 33
7. Westwood 31
8. Logan-Magnolia 30
9. Whiting 12
10. Charter Oak-Ute

Full results: West Monona Boys Meet 4.18.17

Girls Golf

• Harlan 215, Glenwood 218
• Kuemper Catholic 190, Storm Lake 242
• Southwest Iowa 227, Red Oak NTS
• St. Albert 244, Lewis Central 258, Thomas Jefferson 268

Boys Golf

• Atlantic 154, Denison-Schleswig 167. Medalist: Jake Olsen, Atlantic, 36. Other Atlantic Scores: Matt Gearheart 38, Ben Renaud 39, Zac Stork 41, Cyle Renaud 44, Nate Gifford 44.
  Atlantic Head Coach Ed DenBeste: “It was good for us to head to Denison and play today.  We played on one of the longer courses we have played this year.  Also the 3 pars threes on the back are challenging and there were some tougher pin placements.  This was a good test of us at this point in the season.  Nice round by Jake one over 36.  Ben said he struggled with the putter but had a nice 4 over 39.  Matt played well today good to see him be our second lowest.  Zac wasn’t feeling that well but had a solid 4th score for us.  Good to see Nate and Cyle finish in the lower 40s.”
• Glenwood 159, Kuemper Catholic 162, Harlan 167.
• Red Oak 194, Southwest Iowa 210.
• Lamoni 203, Bedford 206.

Girls Tennis

• Denison-Schleswig 9, Atlantic 0
• Audubon 5, Southwest Valley 4
• Glenwood 9, Harlan 0
• Shenandoah 8, Red Oak 1

Boys Tennis

• Atlantic 7, Denison-Schleswig 2. Atlantic Singles Winners: Grant Podhajsky, Cooper McDermott, Kaleb Flory, Nile Petersen, Caleb Williams. Atlantic Doubles Winners: Podhajsky/McDermott, Hohenberger/Petersen.
• Boone 7, Kuemper Catholic 2
• Glenwood 5, Harlan 4
• Red Oak 5, Shenandoah 4
• Southwest Valley 9, Audubon 0

Girls Soccer

• Denison-Schleswig 6, Atlantic 3.
• Abraham-Lincoln 2, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 1 OT
• Chariton 4, Creston 3
• Carroll 6, Riverside 1
• Thomas Jefferson 4, Sioux City West 1
• Treynor 2, AHSTW 1 OT

Boys Soccer

• Glenwood 2, Atlantic 1 OT
• AHSTW 2, Treynor 1
• Abraham Lincoln 2, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 0
• Creston 10, Nodaway Valley 0
• Denison-Schleswig 4, Sioux City East 1

Team Scores

Full results here.

Team Scores

Full results here.

Dallas Center-Grimes

Full results here.

Team Scores

Full results here.

Girls Team Scores

Full results here.

Boys Team Scores

9. Fremont-Mills                      10.00
10. Orient-Macksburg               7.00

Full results here.

Girls Team Scores

1. Sioux City East 109
2. Harlan 102
3. Glenwood 77
4. Abraham Lincoln 77
5. Sioux City West 74
6. Lewis Central 72.5
7. Sioux City North 69
8. Thomas Jefferson 57
9. Underwood 48.5
10. Atlantic 25.5
11. St. Albert 14.5

Boys Team Scores

1. Glenwood 134.5
2. Lewis Central 129
3. Atlantic 84
4. Thomas Jefferson 64
5. Sioux City North 63
6. Sioux City East 58
7. St. Albert 50
8. Harlan 48.5
9. Sioux City West 45
10. Underwood 38
11. Abraham Lincoln 27

Full results: Lewis Central Co-ed boys and girls track 2017 results

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The N-C-A-A men’s basketball tournament is returning to Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines in 2019. The president of the Greater Des Moines Convention and Visitors Bureau, Greg Edwards, got emotional a couple of times Tuesday as he talked with reporters following the announcement by the N-C-A-A. Edwards says winning the bid to host the tourney is as big a deal for the organizing committee as it is for the teams who play their way in.

Greg Edwards

Des Moines hosted the first two rounds in 2016, but Edwards says they knew they weren’t guaranteed to get another bid. “So when we sat down and began strategizing with this round, we knew the N-C-A-A was very pleased with some of the things we did and we had several follow up meetings with them since 2016. But, we continue to really create that bond between ourselves and the N-C-A-A staff, which I think is very important. and we do have a very strong bond with a lot of the basketball teammembers from the N-C-A-A,” Edwards said.

Edwards says the tickets sold out quickly for the rounds in Des Moines, and he says the turnout for the free day to watch practice made an impression. That was a huge thing for the N-C-A-A. They said they’d never seen any practice rounds so full,” according to Edwards. “They sold more merchandise out of the Wells Fargo Arena that day than they’d ever sold in any other arena. So, that was pretty cool.”

He says the announcement now sets things into motion for 2019. We’ll start really immediately hosting our local organizing committee meetings talking about everything from logistics to airport to transportation and on and on,”Edwards says. “We’ll have everything double crossed off by the time 2019 rolls around.”

Des Moines’ first tourney included big names teams like Kansas, Kentucky and Indiana, which put even more of a spotlight on the venue. Wells Fargo Arena Manager Chris Connolly says the timing of the tournament works well in the sports schedule. He says the N-C-A-A Tournament is after the boys and girls state tournaments, and the Wild hockey team and Energy basketball team understand that it is a good thing for Des Moines and don’t mind having the time blocked out.

The Greater Des Moines Convention and Visitors Bureau estimates the 2016 tournament had a five million dollar impact on the area.

(Radio Iowa)