Team Scores:
1. Creston  311
2. Atlantic   319
3. Harlan    346
4. Shenandoah   360
5. Denison   362
6. Kuemper  363
7. Glenwood   380
8. Lewis Central   385
9. Red Oak   398
10. Clarinda   438

Individuals:
1. Carson Whittington, Creston 73
2. Hunter Sickels, Creston 76
3. Evan Schuler, Atlantic 78
4. Travis Olsen, Atlantic 79
5. Sam Markham, Atlantic 80
6. Sam Hartsock, Creston 81
7. Parker Eller, Denison-Schleswig 81
8. Trey Thomsen, Creston 81
9. Nick Barry, Atlantic 82
10. Ross Martens, Harlan 82
11. Coleton Hoepker, Creston 83
12. Michael Sorfonden, Harlan 85

Team Scoring:

1. Kuemper Catholic 388
2. Atlantic 393
3. Clarinda 419
4. Shenandoah 439
5. Harlan 450
6. Denison-Schleswig 460
7. Creston 462
8. Lewis Central 504
9. Glenwood 545
10. Red Oak 717

Individual Results

1. Brooke Fletcher, Atlantic, 90
2. Kayla Redeker, Lewis Central 92
3. Morgan Naberhaus, Kuemper Catholic, 95
4. Mara Masching, Kuemper Catholic 95
5. Bailey Walter, Atlantic, 95
6. Shelby Worth, Atlantic, 97
7. Casidy Eckerman, Kuemper Catholic, 98
8. Kristen Fichter, Shenandoah, 98
9. Micaela Boyce, Kuemper Catholic, 100
10. Beth Anderson, Clarinda, 101
11. Madison Hance, Creston, 102
12. Marea Ferry, Harlan, 102

Team Standings:

1. Red Oak 27
2. Lewis Central 21
3. Creston 20
4. Atlantic 18
5. Denison-Schleswig 16
T6. Kuemper Catholic 14
T6. Glenwood 14
8. Shenandoah 8
9. Clarinda 6
10. Harlan 0

#1 Singles:

• Finals:  Caleb Shudak (LC) over Jordan Nelson (RO) 6-1 6-2
• 3rd Place:  Robby Steffes (KC) over Jacob Holmes (S) 9-8(5)
• 5th Place:  Nathan Fastje (D) over Garret Taylor (Cr) 9-8(2)
• 7th Place:  Joe Gunkelman (G) over Noah Welter (A) 8-4

#1 Doubles:

• Finals:  Pete Walker/Hayden Berry (RO) over Colby Taylor/Bryce McIlravy (Cr) 6-1 6-2
• 3rd Place:  Tyler Fischer/Nick Podhajsky (A) over TJ Pauley/Joshua Tucker (D) 8-6
• 5th Place:  Dedrick Kettwick/Austin Smith (Cl) over Austin Lear/Mason Brinkman (LC) 8-6
• 7th Place:  EJ Hackett/Justin Fisher (G) over Kyle Fischer/Bradley Young (S) 8-4

#2 SIngles:

• Finals:  Geoff Sellers (RO) over Blake Huber (LC) 6-0 6-4
• 3rd Place:  Mitchell Behrens (KC) over Adam Bochart (Cr) 8-6
• 5th Place:  Chris Chekal (G) over Scott Caslow (A) 8-3
• 7th Place:  Ryan Niccoli (S) over Jacob Brooks (Cl) 8-4

#2 Doubles:

• Finals:  Jake Arneson/Adam Wieser (A) over Mitch Kinsey/Spencer Pauley (D) 6-2 6-2
• 3rd Place:  Max Chavez/Cole Peckham (G) over Jacob Caviness/Ryan Cook (Cr) 8-2
• 5th Place:  Tanner Johnson/Austin Streicher (RO) over Weston Morgan/Ryan Higginbotham (LC) 8-5
• 7th Place:  Bryan Ricke/Tyler Schroeder (KC) over Nick Clement/Trey Stickler (Cl) 8-2

The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union announced the post-season soccer pairings today.   Class 1-A begins play on May 28, Class 2-A on May 23 and Class 3-A on May 29.  Click the links below for the full pairings:

• Class 1-A
• Class 2-A
• Class 3-A

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In a little more than a month the Iowa Speedway will host the first of five racing weekends and it will be capped off on June eighth by the Dupont Pioneer 250, the first of two NASCAR Nationwide series events this season. Spokesman Craig Armstrong says Iowa Speedway officials requested the race be move from May to June for this season. The Indy car series returns for the seventh straight year with the running of the Iowa Corn Indy 250 on June 23rd.

The season begins later and will end earlier this year. The final race, a NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race is on September eighth. The Nationwide Series will return on August third with the U-S Cellular 250.

(Radio Iowa)

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Jaime Garcia pitched eight innings and Allen Craig drove in four runs to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 10-1 win over Milwaukee and the franchise’s first four-game sweep of the Brewers. Matt Holliday also homered for the Cardinals, who have won six straight, their most since taking eight in a row from July 11-21, 2010. It was the first time the Cardinals have four in a row from the Brewers, who moved to the NL and have been in the Cardinals’ division since the 1998 season.

Garcia (4-1), who won his third straight game, gave up one run on eight hits. He had three strikeouts and only one walk. Marco Estrada (2-2) lasted 3 1-3 innings for the Brewers, who lost for the fifth straight game.

Orb wins for Hall of Fame trainer…Bulls advance to meet Heat

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Orb, the co-favorite at 5-to-1, splashed through the slop to win the Kentucky Derby, giving Hall of Fame trainer Shug McGaughey his first victory in the Run for the Roses. Longshot Golden Soul was second with Revolutionary third in the first leg of horse racing’s Triple Crown.

NEW YORK (AP) — Joakim Noah had 24 points and 14 rebounds, Marco Belinelli also scored 24 points and the Chicago Bulls beat the Brooklyn Nets 99-93 to win Game 7 of their first-round series. The fifth-seeded Bulls move on to play top-seeded Miami starting Monday night. Chicago and Miami split four games in the regular season.

BOSTON (AP) — The Toronto Maple Leafs have seized home-ice advantage by winning in Boston 4-2 to even that first-round NHL playoff series at a game apiece. Joffrey Lupul scored twice for Toronto, which hosts the next two games starting Monday night.

HOUSTON (AP) — Miguel Cabrera hit two home runs and tied a career with six RBIs to lead the Detroit Tigers’ 17-2 mauling of the Houston Astros behind a 21-hit attack. Max Scherzer won his fourth straight to begin the season,

LAS VEGAS (AP)— Floyd Mayweather Jr. improved to 44-0 with a unanimous decision over Robert Guerrero in a welterweight title fight in Las Vegas.. It was Mayweather’s first ring appearance since serving a jail term for assaulting the mother of his children, and he showed little rust in the ring in a dominating performance

MILWAUKEE (AP) – Jon Jay homered and drove in the go-ahead run in the ninth and Allen Craig and Daniel Descalso each hit home runs to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-6 win over the Milwaukee Brewers  on Saturday.  Shane Robinson singled to center and then took second on center fielder Carlos Gomez’s fielding error off Jim Henderson (2-1) who started the ninth for Milwaukee with the game tied at 6.

Robinson stole third and then scored when Jay singled up the middle.  Jay hit a three-run home run in the second, Craig connected for a solo shot in the sixth and Descalso put the Cardinals ahead with a two-run homer in the seventh.  Seth Maness (1-0) picked up his first major league win, working out of a jam in the eighth inning. Edward Mujica pitched the ninth for his eighth save.

Area and National Sports News with KJAN News Director Ric Hanson….

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