GIRLS

Atlantic 173, Denison 225 (@ Majestic Hills, Denison) (Erin Olsen of Atlantic was medalist with a 39.  Brooke Newell was runner-up with a 40.  Other Atlantic Scores: Sarah Fixmer 47, Baylee Newell 47, McKenna DenBeste 49, Mary Hayes 61.)
Harlan 208, Glenwood No Team Score
Kuemper Catholic 179, Carroll 188, Perry 215, Storm Lake 252
Logan-Magnolia 231, Charter Oak-Ute 253, Woodbine 253
Nishnabotna 231, Red Oak No Team Score, Southwest Iowa No Team Score
Shenandoah 187, CB Abraham Lincoln 255
Underwood 233, IKM-Manning No Team Score

BOYS

Harverster Golf Tournament

1. Webster City 312
2. Gilbert 314
3. Atlantic 324
4. Ballard 326
5. Nevada 335
6. Creston 435

Jake Olsen and Kyle Nelson both shot 79 to lead the Trojans, that was good for a 7th and 8th place finish individually.  Other Atlantic scores include: Ben Renaud 82, Matt Gearheart 84, Zac Stork 85, Nate Gifford 94, Colton Mudd 96.

Other Scores

Glenwood 144, Harlan 159
IKM-Manning 163, Underwood 184
Logan-Magnolia 166, Charter Oak-Ute 185, Woodbine 195
Nishnabotna 182, Red Oak 192, Southwest Iowa 244

Lewis Central Co-Ed Invitational

GIRLS

1. Glenwood 168
2. CB Abraham Lincoln 109
3. Sioux City East 97
4. CB Thomas Jefferson 72.2
5. Harlan 66.5

Glenwood picked up wins from Olivia Scarborough in the 100m Hurdles, Miranda Ruth in the 400m Hurdles, Linnea Konfrst in the Shot Put and Discus.  Glenwood also won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay and 4x800m Relay.

Atlantic picked up a win from Tiffany Williams in the 1500m.

BOYS

1. Lewis Central 113
2. Atlantic 101.5
3. CB Thomas Jefferson 77
4. Glenwood 77
5. Harlan 74.5

Lewis Central picked up wins in the Long Jump by Alec Mass and the 4x100m Relay.

Atlantic had wins in the High Jump by Alec Hayes and Jaxon Eden in the 1600m.

Full results from the boys and girls portion of the meet Lewis Central Co-Ed Track and Field Meet 2016 results

CAM Co-Ed Meet at Atlantic

GIRLS

1. Sidney 162
2. Exira-EHK 82
3. CAM 71
4. Paton-Churdan 52
5. Iowa Christian Academy 33
6. Adair-Casey 27
7. Atlantic JV 22
8. Grand View Christian 18
9. Orient-Macksburg 6

Sidney won 11 events on their way to the team title.

Exira-EHK won the Distance Medley and Emily Copic won the 1500m and 3000m Runs.

CAM got a win in the 4x400m Relay and Lindsey Dinkla won the 400m Hurdles for the Cougars.

Full results here.

BOYS

1. Woodbine 159
2. Exira-EHK 92
3. CAM 65
4. Atlantic JV 52
5. Adair-Casey 51
6. Grand View Christian 45
7. Iowa Christian Academy 26
8. Paton-Churdan 25
9. Orient-Macksburg 5

Exira-EHK took wins: Brady Hansen in the Long Jump and Martin Olson in the Shot Put.

Adair-Casey had Cale Billheimer win the 1600m and 3200m.  CAM’s Thomas Hensley won the 800m

The Atlantic JV won the 4x200m, 4x800m, and Distance Medley.

Full results here.

Treynor Cardette Relays

1. Treynor 143.5
2. Shenandoah 87
3. Logan-Magnolia 85
4. Missouri Valley 62
5. Underwood 54
6. Woodbine 48
7. Essex 47
8. Tri-Center 45
9. Fremont-Mills 32
10. AHSTW 27
11. East Mills 24
12. Riverside 19.5
13. Red Oak 19
14. Griswold 18
15. Audubon 17
16. West Harrison 10

Treynor won the 4x200m, 4x400m, 4x800m, Sprint Medley and Distance Medley on the way to the title at their home meet.

Audubon’s Sidney Obermeier won the Long Jump for the Wheelers lone win.

Full results here.

Red Oak Boys Invitational

1. Shenandoah 203
2. Mount Ayr 112
3. Clarinda 107
4. Riverside 69
5. Red Oak 58

Shenandoah had 10 wins on the night en route to the team title.  Austin Fichter won the Shot Put and Discus for the Mustangs. Jake Cerven won the 100m, Logan Roberts took the 200m, Alec Grebert won the 110m Hurdles, Nick Stanley won the 3200m, Tyler Hoyt won the High Jump, and Austyn Wittrock won the long jump.

Riverside got a win from Tim Brink in the 1600m.

Full results here.

Bob Weber Relays at Hamburg

1. Nishnabotna 124
2. Fremont-Mills 118
3. East Mills 77
4. Stanton 68.5
5. Sidney 57
6. Essex 57
7. Clarinda Academy 31.5
8. Iowa School for the Deaf 14
9. Heartland Christian 8

Chad Blank won the 100m and the Long Jump for the Blue Devils to help them win their home meet. The Blue Devils won the 4x200m, 4x400m, and Distance Medley Relays.  Josh Haning won the 400m, Stephen McGee won the 800m, and Adam Thompson won the 3200m.

Full results here.

West Monona Boys Spartan Relays

1. Sargent Bluff-Luton 165
2. Lawton-Bronson 99
3. Logan Magnolia 93
4. Boyer Valley 64
5. Missouri Valley 56
6. Whiting 39
7. West Harrison 25
8. West Monona 10
9. Westwood 8
10. Charter Oak-Ute 1

Full results West Monona Spartan Relays 2016.

Dallas Center-Grimes Fillie Invitational

1. Dallas Center-Grimes 147
2. Carlisle 119.5
3. Norwalk 104
4. Creston 99
5. ADM 88
6. Grinnell 49
7. Earlham 49
8. Ballard 38.5
9. Nevada 26
10. Saydel 19

Creston had wins from Amber Castillo in the 100m Hurdles and Hannah Hood in the Shot Put.

Full results here.

Ballard Classic Boys Relays

1. Dallas Center-Grimes 141
2. Gilbert 123
3. Carlisle 114
4. Ballard 94
5. ADM 54
6. Creston 29

Creston’s Trevor Downing finished 2nd in the Shot Put.

Full results Ballard Classic Boys Relays 2016

I-35 Boys Invitational

1. Des Moines North 155
2. Lenox 75
3. Nodaway Valley 75
4. Clarke 70
5. I-35 65
6. Central Decatur 47
7. Southeast Warren 31
8. Martensdale St Marys 22
9. East Union 17

Jared Corder of Nodaway Valley won the 800m and the Wolverines won the 4x800m Relay.  Lenox’s Spencer Brown won the Shot Put and Discus.

Full results here.

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The Iowa Natural Resources Commission has given preliminary approval for the 2016-2017 deer hunting seasons. D-N-R spokesman, Kevin Baskins, says the proposed season will look much like this year’s. “We really are not seeing any changes, we’re looking at a status quo type season compared to last year. And I think that reflects that we have a herd population that is stabilizing over a great part of the state,” Baskins says.

While he says the population is stabilizing, it’s not uniform across the state. “We still have parts of the state that have an abundance of deer, and the antlerless quotas we have that we have reflect that,” Baskins says. “We still see an area of northwest Iowa where we’ve probably gone a little too far in terms of reducing deer. Up there we still have some buck only restrictions for some of those counties during the early muzzle loader season and the first shotgun season.” Baskins says the D-N-R has a variety of different ways to keep track of the deer population.

“We do it through surveying our hunters, through looking at road kills, and also right now we are still kind of wrapping up some of our spotlight surveys where we go out at night and run some routes to determine what we are seeing out on the countryside,” Baskins says. He says they also talk with landowners about any damage that may be done to crops by deer. Baskins says they have a deer task force that helps set up the hunting

“That includes people who are deer hunters, obviously the agricultural production groups, and also insurance companies,” Baskins says. “And one of the goals that was established by that task force was to get kind of to where we were in the 1990s when everything seemed to be in balance in terms of not having too many complaints from any of those three groups.”

There is a hearing on the proposed seasons on June 1st. You can send written comments to the Department of Natural Resources, Dale Garner, Wildlife Bureau Chief, Wallace State Office Building, 502 E. 9th Street, Des Moines, Iowa 50319-0034; by e-mail at Dale.Garner@dnr.iowa.gov or by Fax at 515-725-8201. You can see the full proposal on the Iowa D-N-R’s website at: www.iowadnr.gov/hunting.

Here are the proposed dates for the deer hunting seasons.
DEER SEASONS
Regular Gun 1 Dec. 3-7
Regular Gun 2 Dec. 10-18
Bow Oct. 1-Dec. 2 and Dec. 19-Jan. 10, 2017
Early Muzzleloader Oct. 15-23
Muzzleloader Dec. 19-Jan. 10, 2017
Youth Sept. 17-Oct. 2
Disabled Hunter Sept. 17-Oct. 2
Holiday Antlerless-Only Dec. 24-Jan. 2

(Radio Iowa)

ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals have launched a season-long campaign, #STLisLou, to honor Hall of Famer Lou Brock and raise money for children with diabetes. Brock’s left leg was amputated below the knee last fall. Wearing a prosthetic device, he threw the first pitch before the home opener.

The 76-year-old Brock toured the warning track on a golf cart in a pregame ceremony Tuesday before a game against the Cubs, waving to fans, and his uniform No. 20 was etched in the infield dirt behind second base. The team is encouraging fans to share videos, written messages and/or photographs about what Brock means to them.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Jason Hammel worked six sharp innings and had both RBIs for the Chicago Cubs in a 2-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday night. The Cardinals stranded two runners against the Cubs bullpen in the seventh and eighth. Yadier Molina was at second base when Hector Rondon struck out pinch hitter Jedd Gyorko to earn his third save in three chances.

Chicago leads the majors at 11-3 and goes for a three-game sweep Wednesday over the defending NL Central champions. They last swept St. Louis in three games on the road Sept. 13-15, 2010.

Van Meter hosted the Bulldog Invitational Track and Field Meet on Monday.

GIRLS

1. Panorama 139
2. Winterset 113
3. Nodaway Valley 84
4. West Central Valley 76
5. DM Christian 67.5
6. Van Meter 58
7. Colo-Nesco 49
8. Pleasantville 37.5
9. Clarke 35
10. Saydel 33
11. Clarinda 31
12. Adair-Casey 10
13. Iowa Christian Academy 4

Destiny Scar of Nodaway Valley won the 800m, 1500m, and 3000m.  Kenna Lundy won the 400m Hurdles for the Wolverines.  Nodaway Valley also was victorious in the 4x400m Relay. Sara Schmeling of Adair-Casey won the Long Jump.

Full results here.

BOYS

1. Woodward Academy 103.5
2. Van Meter 94
3. Des Moines Christian 88
4. Colo-NESCO 71.5
5. Nodaway Valley 71
6. Pleasantville 67.5
7. Colfax-Mingo 64
8. West Central Valley 54
9. Panorama 46
10. Central Decatur 26
11. Martensdale St Marys 9.5
12. Adair-Casey 5
13. Iowa Christian Academy 1

Jared Corder of Nodaway Valley won the 800m and teammate Brycen Wallace took the 3200m. Briar Clay of West Central Valley won the 100m Dash.

Full results here.

Iowa State University released this statement on Monday in response to the filing of a lawsuit by former Women’s Basketball player Nichole Moody.

Statement of Iowa State University

Nichole Moody vs. State of Iowa, Iowa State University and William Fennelly

April 18, 2016

A lawsuit was filed today in Polk County District Court by Nichole Moody, former member of the Iowa State University women’s basketball team and 2015 Iowa State graduate, against the State of Iowa, Iowa State University and women’s head basketball coach William Fennelly. The suit alleges race discrimination and retaliation.

Iowa State University states the following facts:

• The university takes very seriously complaints of discrimination and harassment.
• Approximately one year ago, Moody made complaints to the Iowa State Athletics Department.
• The Athletics Department promptly referred Moody to the university’s Office of Equal Opportunity (EO), which thoroughly reviewed her complaints in the context of university discrimination policies.
• EO conducted a full investigation and was unable to substantiate the complaints of racial discrimination.
• Bill Fennelly has coached women’s basketball at Iowa State since 1995, and is known for his passionate and demanding style of coaching toward all players.
• Iowa State takes issue with the allegations and looks forward to responding in full to the lawsuit as the legal process proceeds.

The Ace Nelson Relays were held in Dunlap on Monday.

BOYS

Team Scoring

1. Denison-Schleswig 174
2. IKM-Manning 130
3. Boyer Valley 115
4. Ar-We-Va 52
5. Maple Valley Anthon-Oto 45
6. Charter Oak-Ute 17
7. Denison-Schleswig JV 17
8. IKM-Manning JV 4
9. MVAO JV 0

Denison-Schleswig picked up individual wins from Jaden Langenfeld in the Long Jump, Nhial Biliew in the High Jump/200m/400m, Zach Rauch in the Shot Put, Landon Slechta in the 100m, and Trevor Popp in the 110m Hurdles.  The Monarchs also took crowns in the 4x100m Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay.

IKM-Manning picked up team wins in the 4x800m Relay, 4x400m Relay, and Distance Medley. The Wolves also had Trevor Cast win the 800m.

Full results Ace Nelson Boys scoring 4.18.16.

GIRLS

1. Denison-Schleswig 206
2. IKM-Manning 112
3. Maple Valley Anthon-Oto 79
4. Charter Oak-Ute 75
5. Boyer Valley 55
6. Ar-We-Va 22
7. Denison-Schleswig JV 18
8. IKM-Manning JV 9
9. MVAO JV 0

Denison-Schleswig racked up 12 wins on the night en route to the team title.  Sunday Faya won both the high jump and 100m Hurdles.  Ellie Mendlik took both the 400m and 800m titles.

IKM-Manning was led by a win from Payton Sporrer in the 3000m.

Full results Ace Nelson Girls scoring 4.18.16.

GIRLS

Red Oak 6, Glenwood 3