MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (AP) — Iowa will host Middle Tennessee in a 2019 game that will mark the first meeting ever between these two programs. The schools announced Tuesday that Middle Tennessee would play at Iowa on Sept. 28, 2019. Middle Tennessee officials said the school will receive $1.55 million for making the trip to Iowa.

Middle Tennessee has played Big Ten teams six times in its history. The Blue Raiders have faced Illinois three times, Minnesota twice and Purdue once. Middle Tennessee is playing Minnesota again this season. The Blue Raiders already had scheduled a Sept. 14 home date with Duke in 2019. Two more nonconference games will be announced later.

Girls Golf

• Atlantic 181, Kuemper Catholic 190, Denison-Schleswig 218. Medalist: Brooke Newell, Atlantic, 37. Runner-up: Erin Wallace, Kuemper, 45.
  Other Atlantic Scores: Sarah Fixmer – 47. Alyssa Ginther – 48.  McKenna DenBeste, Baylee Newell, & Mary Hayes all shot 49.

  Top Denison score:  Emily Powers – 52
  Atlantic Head Coach Kathy Hobson:

  “I commend all players for their efforts tonight.  Conditions were brutal:  cold and windy.  The windchill dropped 20 degrees (54 to 34) while we were playing.  It is very hard to swing your clubs with cold bodies and hands and achieve the desired outcome.  Everyone just kept truckin along.

  Brooke Newell lead our team with a great round of 37.  Brooke has a great mental game; she isn’t going to let the weather beat her.  She had a chip in for birdie on #7.

  Mary Hayes played super coming in with a 49.  She is showing steady improvement.”

• Glenwood 245, Lewis Central 265. Medalist: Garret Reich, Glenwood, 47. Runner-Up: Olivia Haus, Lewis Central, 51.
• Missouri Valley 254, Logan-Magnolia No Team Score. Medalist: Madison Lease, Missouri Valley, 45. Runner-Up: Rachel Pitt, Logan-Magnolia, 58.
• Mount Ayr 215, Nodaway Valley NTS, Mormon Trail NTS, Martensdale St. Marys NTS. Medalist: Tessa Shields, Mount Ayr, 45. Runner-Up: Abbey Schafer, Mount Ayr, 49.
• Southwest Valley No Team Score, Red Oak No Team Score. Medalist: Abbie Wetzel, Southwest Valley, 59. Runner-Up: Kiara Roberts, Southwest Valley, 65.
• Treynor 188, AHSTW 222, Southwest Iowa 246. Medalist: Aly Anderson, Treynor, 45. Runner-Up: McKenna Waffle, Treynor, 46. Treynor wins Abraham Lincoln Girls Invite.

Boys Golf

• AHSTW 176, Treynor 196. Medalist: Brandon Osbahr, AHSTW, 40. Runner-Up: Erik Jorgensen, AHSTW, 42.
• Bedford 192, East Mills 210. Medalist: Damien Henry, Bedford, 46. Runner-Up: Andrew Hanshaw, Bedford, 47.
• Glenwood 159, Lewis Central 189. Medalist: Colton Brook, Glenwood, 37. Runner-Up: Kris Yakes, Glenwood, 40.
• Logan-Magnolia 159, Missouri Valley 188. Medalist: Joel Richardson, Logan-Magnolia, 39. Runner-Up: Caleb Hildreth, Logan-Magnolia, 39.
• Mount Ayr 292, Martensdale St Marys 325, Mormon Trail 376, Nodaway Valley NTS. Medalist: Myles Greene, Mount Ayr, 40. Runner-Up: Lucas Wurster, Mount Ayr, 47.
• Southwest Valley 197, Red Oak 198. Medalist: Justin Bernard, Red Oak, 43. Runner-Up: Avery Kwirant, Southwest Valley, 46.

Boys Tennis

• Creston 5, Southwest Valley 4
• Glenwood 9, Lewis Central 0
• Kuemper 9, Red Oak 0
• St. Albert 6, Audubon 0

Girls Tennis

• Red Oak 5, Kuemper Catholic 4
• Southwest Valley 8, Creston 1

Girls Soccer

• Lewis Central 11, Atlantic 0
• Des Moines Christian 1, AHSTW 0 (PK 2-1)
• Missouri Valley 4, Riverside 0
• Thomas Jefferson 1, Underwood 0
• Tri-Center 3, Harlan 0

Boys Soccer

• Harlan 3, Kuemper Catholic 0
• Lewis Central 4, Glenwood 0
• St. Albert 3, Nodaway Valley 0

Team Scores

1. Glenwood 200
2. Shenandoah 120
3. Fremont-Mills 88
4. Clarinda 84
5. Sidney 78
6. Southwest Valley 48.5
7. East Mills 44
8. Red Oak 40.5
9. Essex 17
10. Clarinda Academy 15

Full results: MustangRelays2017

The Trevor Frederickson Foundation recently donated $1,500 to the Atlantic Youth Sports Association. The funds will be used to help with new scoreboards at the Little League Complex (located across the street from the KJAN Studios). Fund spokesperson Melanie Petty (Trevor’s mom), said “Baseball was a huge part of Trevor’s life and we were very happy to help them with this project.”

(Left) Sara Wood and Melanie Petty (Photo submitted)

The board has a clean up day planned for this Saturday, April 15th at 9-a.m. The more volunteers that show up the quicker it can be accomplished. Volunteers are encouraged to bring rakes, clippers, gloves and anything else they can think of to use for clean up.

This year’s season will run from May 11 – June 23rd. The complex is also used for traveling teams, the high school softball tournament and the YMCA Tball program.

All funds raised at the annual TFred Memorial Golf Tournament are given back in Trevor’s name to things he loved. This year’s tournament will be held on Saturday, August 12th.

Team Scores

Full results here.

Team Scores

Full results here.

Large School Team Scores

1. Shenandoah 130
2. Creston 126
3. Atlantic 86
4. Clarke 49
5. Clarinda 26
6. I-35 24

Small School Team Scores

1. Mount Ayr 140
2. Martensdale St Marys 93
3. Nodaway Valley 90
4. Stanton 50
5. Diagonal 32
6. Creston JV 9
7. Clarinda Academy 3

Full Results: CrestonLadyPanther2017

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Iowa State closed out spring drills as the offense beat the defense 50-44 in a scrimmage on Saturday. Second year coach Matt Campbell feels good about the progress of a team that wil be out to snap a strong of seven straight losing seasons.

Campbell says the key will be how much progress is made between now and fall camp.

Campbell was impressed with the play of quarterback Jacob Park, who completed 7-of-12 passes for 97 yards.

Joel Lanning continued to impress after moving from quarterback to middle linebacker. The native of Ankeny intercepted a pass and returned it 37 yards for a touchdown.

The Cyclones open the season at home on September 2 against Northern Iowa.

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