Audubon Co-Ed Wheeler Relays

GIRLS

1. Panorama 108
2. Guthrie Center 64
3. IKM-Manning 50
4. Missouri Valley 44
5. Audubon 43
6. Coon Rapids-Bayard 39
7. Griswold 38
8. Underwood 32
9. CAM 28
10. Exira-EHK 13
11. Adair-Casey 3

Panorama won 4 individual events and the Shuttle Hurdle Relay on their way to the title. Guthrie Center had wins from Savana Fuller in the 100m and 200m.  Shyanne Sporrer of IKM-Manning won the 800m and Payton Sporrer won the 3000m.  Sarah Heck of Coon Rapids-Bayard won the Long Jump.

Griswold won the 4x800m Relay and Underwood won the Distance Medley.

Full results here.

BOYS

1. Underwood 86
2. Audubon 77
3. Treynor 74
4. Griswold 47
5. Panorama 45
6. Guthrie Center 31
7. IKM-Manning 30
8. Exira-EHK 21
9. Coon Rapids-Bayard 20
10. Tri-Center 17
11. CAM 11

Underwood picked up their lone win from Gavin Crawford in the 200m but finished well in many other events in order to take the team title.

Audubon won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay and had Mitchell Nelsen win the 110m Hurdles.

Jadon Jahnke of Griswold won the High Jump and the Long Jump.  Exira-EHK’s Martin Olsen won the Shot Put.

Full results here.

Fremont-Mills Co-Ed Invitational

GIRLS

1. Sidney 139
2. Clarinda 78
3. Fremont-Mills 75
4. Glenwood JV 67
5. Stanton 52
6. East Mills 24
7. Clarinda Academy 8
8. South Page 8
9. Nishnabotna 6

Lexy Larsen of Sidney won the 100m and 200m.  Mackenzie Daffer won the 400m and 400m Hurdles for the Cowgirls, Hannah Apperson won the 800m, Jaden Daffer won the 100m Hurdles, and Maryn Phillips won the Shot Put.

Full results here.

BOYS

1. Fremont-Mills 112
2. AHSTW 82
3. Stanton 78
4. Sidney 61
5. East Mills 51
6. Glenwood JV 38

Fremont-Mills won three events on their way to the team title.

Gage Clay of AHSTW won the 100m and 200m. Dalton Fischer won the 3200m Run for the Vikings.

Full results here.

Mt. Ayr Boys Raider Relays

Class A

1. Clarinda 59
2. Earlham 58
3. Southwest Valley 41
4. Mount Ayr 40
5. Pleasantville 28

Class B

1. Nodaway Valley 69
2. Wayne 48
3. Lenox 46
4. Murray 30
5. Lamoni 23

Nodaway Valley got wins from Jared Corder in the 400m and the Wolverines won the 4x800m Relay.

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The Iowa Department of Natural Resources recently held a public hearing on the rules covering the new apprentice hunting licenses and are moving ahead with implementation. D-N-R hunter education administrator, Megan Wisecup, says it allows people to bypass the hunter education requirement while they learn. She says the program is for people over the age of 16 to try and get them interested in hunting by giving them a chance to go out before they need to invest in any equipment. Providing supervision is a key part of the apprentice license.

“It requires that they have a mentor with them, which is another hunter who is 18 or over and properly licensed as well. And they must maintain direct supervision between that mentor and menteee,” Wisecup says. She says once someone learns more about hunting, they are more likely to continue going out. “There’s 36 states that currently an apprentice license of some sort in place and they’ve attributed over one million new hunters coming into the fold since those programs went out. So, definitely once they have the opportunity to try it, they get hooked and then they come back and meet the hunter education requirements and successfully hunt on their own,” Wisecup says.

She says they already have thousands of people signed up for the hunter safety courses and hope this program brings in more. “There’s around 10 to 12-thousand that kind of fit in that age group that we are trying to reach out to, so we are kind of hoping we might double or triple that number,” Wisecup says. A person may purchase the apprentice hunting licenses two times without having completed hunter education course.

The apprentice program was approved by the Iowa legislature and signed by Governor Terry Branstad during the 2015 legislative session.

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GIRLS

Atlantic 169, Harlan 206 (Medalist: Brooke Newell, Atlantic 38; Runner-Up: Erin Olsen, Atlantic 38) AtlanticvsHarlanGirlsGolf04252016
AHSTW 246, Missouri Valley No team score (Medalist: Emma Jorgensen, AHSTW 57)
Denison-Schleswig 237, Cherokee 257
Griswold 208, Audubon 230 (Medalist: Bry Carlisle, Griswold 49) GriswoldvsAudubon04252016
Kuemper Catholic 179, Lewis Central 222
Treynor 191, IKM-Manning 278 (Medalist: Aly Anderson, Treynor 41)
Tri-Center 236, Logan-Magnolia 236
Underwood 231, Riverside No team score (Medalist: Sara Conway, Riverside 51)

Rolling Valley Girls Meet at Boyer Valley

1. Boyer Valley 205
2. Charter Oak-Ute 249
3. Coon Rapids-Bayard 256
4. Glidden-Ralston 266
5. CAM 268
6. Woodbine 269

Medalist: Lindsey Anderson, Boyer Valley 48.  Runner-Up: Morgan Ferguson, CAM 50
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BOYS

Harlan 172, Atlantic 174 (Medalist: Kevin Campbell, Harlan 41.  Runner-Up: Jake Olsen, Atlantic 42)AtlanticvsHarlanBoysGolf04252016
Kuemper Catholic 143, Lewis Central 190
Griswold 158, Audubon 206 (Medalist: James Reynolds, Griswold 34) GriswoldvsAudubon04252016
Gilbert 154, Nevada 167, Nodaway Valley 169, Perry 173
Missouri Valley 166, AHSTW 177 (Medalist: Seth Svedja, Missouri Valley 39)
Treynor 183, IKM-Manning 184 (Medalist: Sam Gross, IKM-Manning 40)
Tri-Center 179, Logan-Magnolia 179
Underwood 184, Riverside 197 (Medalist: Tyler Krueger, Riverside 35)

Rolling Valley Boys Meet at Carroll CC hosted by Glidden-Ralston

1. Coon-Rapids Bayard 164
2. Glidden-Ralston 168
3. CAM 183
4. Exira-EHK 185
5. Charter Oak-Ute 188
6. Boyer Valley 198
7. Woodbine 214
8. Adair-Casey 237

Medalist: Luke Staley, Charter Oak-Ute 40.  Runner-Up: Sam Brant, Glidden-Ralston 40.
Full Results Boys Conference Anita April252016

GIRLS

Harlan 9, Atlantic 0 AtlanticvsHarlan04252016

BOYS

Harlan 8, Atlantic 1 AtlanticvsHarlan04252016
CB Thomas Jefferson 9, Audubon 0
Denison-Schleswig 5, St. Albert 4

GIRLS

Atlantic 4, Missouri Valley 3
Tri-Center 5, Harlan 0
Underwood 3, AHSTW 2 (2OT)

BOYS

Atlantic 6, Creston 2 (Ryan Hawkins 2 Goals, 3 Assists, Trojans now 6-4)
Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 3, Denison-Schleswig 1
Dallas Center-Grimes 3, ADM 0
Kuemper Catholic 7, Carroll 1
Sioux City, East 5, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 0
Tri-Center 4, Harlan 0
Underwood 2, AHSTW 0

Glenwood Co-Ed Ram Relays

GIRLS

1. Glenwood 144
2. Sioux City North 104
3. CB Abraham Lincoln 101.5
4. Shenandoah 87
5. Atlantic 73
6. CB Thomas Jefferson 70
7. Lewis Central 58
8. St. Albert 33.5
9. Essex 28
10. Fremont-Mills 25
11. Red Oak 16

Glenwood picked up wins from Molly Dean in the 100m Hurdles and 400m Hurdles, Linnea Konfrst in the Shot Put and Discus and Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

Atlantic’s Tiffany Williams had a nice night winning the 3000m and 1500m.

Full results here.

BOYS

1. Glenwood 102.33
2. Harlan 91.5
3. Sioux City North 87.5
4. Lewis Central 81
5. Atlantic 74
6. CB Thomas Jefferson 67
7. Treynor 47.5
8. St. Albert 46
9. Nishnabotna 38
10. Shenandoah 29.33
11. Fremont-Mills 26.33

Glenwood won the 4x400m Relay, 4x800m Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay en route to the team win.

Atlantic picked up wins from Gratt Reed in the 110m Hurdles, Jaxson Eden in the 1600m, Brendan Holmes in the 400m Hurdles, and Alec Hayes in the High Jump.

Harlan’s Marcus Klein won the 200m, 400m, and Long Jump. Curtis Schnack won the Discus and Jon Bieker won the Shot Put for the Cyclones.

Full results here.

Winterset Huskette Invitational

1. Carlisle 138
2. Norwalk 105
3. Winterset 93
4. Des Moines Lincoln 89
5. Earlham 72
6. West Central Valley 59
7. Southwest Valley 24
8. I-35 8

Kassidy Bremer won the Long Jump for West Central Valley.  Full results here.

Johnson Cyclone Girls Relays at Harlan

1. Harlan 181
2. Denison-Schleswig 164
3. Treynor 115
4. Logan-Magnolia 107
5. Kuemper Catholic 47
6. AHSTW 45
7. Tri-Center 36.5
8. Riverside 29.5

Harlan picked up wins in the 1500m Run from Kara Rueschenberg, the 3000m Run with Greichaly Kaster, 400m Hurdles with Chloe Hansen, Discus with Gillian Streit, the 4x200m Relay, 4x400m Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

Kylan Straight from Logan-Magnolia won the 100m Dash, 100m Hurdles, and Long Jump.  Katie Diggins won the Shot Put for the Panthers as well.

Full results here.

Hummel Boys Relays at Woodbine

1. Logan-Magnolia 142
2. Boyer Valley 114
3. Woodbine 95
4. Missouri Valley 71
5. Riverside 65
6. West Harrison 47
7. CAM 24

Logan-Magnolia got wins in the 4x100m Relay, 4x200m Relay, and 4x800m Relay.  The Panthers also picked up individual wins from Wyatt Worley in the 100m and Jarek Richardson in the High Jump.

CAM’s Mitchell Williamson won the Shot Put.  Riverside had Tim Brink win the 3200m Run and the Bulldogs took the 4x200m Relay.

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PHOENIX (AP) — St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Matt Holliday left Monday night’s game against the Arizona Diamondbacks with a right leg cramp, it was announced during the game. Holliday was 1 for 2 with a triple through three innings.

He was replaced by Jeremy Hazelbaker in left field to start the bottom of the third. He grounded out to third base for the second out of the top of the third. The Cardinals say Holliday is day-to-day.