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4/27 @ Kuemper Invite @ Carroll Country Club
Medalist – Brooke Fletcher, Atlantic 82
Runner-up – Morgan Naberhaus, Kuemper 82
Bailey Walter: 43-44-87 (5th place)
Shelby Worth: 46-47-93
Erin Olsen: 60-55-115
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ST. LOUIS (AP) — Cardinals closer Jason Motte threw for the second straight day as a deadline neared for determining whether he could pitch with a partially torn ligament in his elbow. The team said in early April that if Motte’s conditioned hadn’t improved by the beginning of May he likely would undergo reconstructive surgery. Motte said he felt fine after throwing from 60 feet on Sunday, increasing the distance about 15 feet from the first day while still not “heave-hoeing it.” He planned on playing catch today (Monday), unless there was a setback.
The 30-year-old Motte didn’t think pitching with a torn ligament was potentially that outlandish, given that doctors don’t know what a normal elbow looks like.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Rookie Jeff Locke pitched seven innings of three-hit ball and Russell Martin had two of Pittsburgh’s four home runs in a 9-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday that gave the Pirates a series win and the NL Central lead. Jones had three hits and John McDonald added an RBI double for Pittsburgh, which ended rookie Shelby Miller’s streak of 14 scoreless innings at home to start the season. The Pirates have won nine of 12 overall.
Locke (3-1) has worked 13 scoreless innings while allowing five hits his last two starts. The Cardinals got just three singles and advanced two runners into scoring position against the 25-year-old left-hander. Miller (3-2) struggled to put away hitters and was taken out after 113 pitches and giving up two homers in 5 2-3 innings.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs added depth to their offensive line Saturday by picking Eric Kush in the sixth round of the NFL draft. Kush played center for California University, a Division II school in Pennsylvania. The Chiefs lost center Rodney Hudson to a season-ending broken bone in his left leg three games into last season. Ryan Lilja slid over from guard to center for most of the season, but he announced his intention to retire after the Chiefs finished 2-14 a year ago.
The left the Chiefs in need of a backup center. Kansas City spent its first two picks Saturday on defense: Alabama linebacker Nico Johnson was snapped up in the fourth round and Georgia defensive back Sanders Commings in the fifth.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Kansas State fullback Braden Wilson will have a chance to play in front of friends and family after getting drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the sixth round Saturday. The 6-foot-4, 251-pound Wilson helped to protect Heisman Trophy finalist Collin Klein last year for the Wildcats, who surprised just about everyone by winning the Big 12 championship.
It’s unclear how the fullback will factor into new coach Andy Reid’s offensive in Kansas City, or whether he might be converted to a tight end. The only other fullbacks on the Chiefs roster are Patrick DiMarco and Ryan D’Imperio. Wilson is from Smith Center, Kan.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs used the first pick in the seventh round on Mike Catapano, a defensive end out of Princeton and the third Ivy League player selected. Cornell offensive tackle J.C. Trett went in the fourth round to the Packers, eight spots ahead of Harvard fullback Kyle Juszczyk, who was drafted by the Ravens. Catapano was not invited to the annual scouting combine, but participated in the East-West Shrine Game. Fifteen NFL teams showed up for Princeton’s pro day to check him out. He had 12 sacks and 15½ tackles for loss as a senior.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — The 2016 U.S. Olympic swimming trials are going back to Omaha for the third time. USA Swimming President Bruce Stratton announced the decision to return to Nebraska on Saturday. San Antonio and St. Louis were the other finalists. Omaha has hosted the last two trials, in 2012 and 2008. Last year’s eight-day event was attended by more than 164,000 fans and the meet was broadcast live in prime time on NBC. Two temporary pools were built inside the CenturyLink Center for the event.
USA Swimming assistant executive director Mike Unger says Omaha won again because the setup for the athletes and coaches was the best among the three finalists. The trials will be held in early July.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Queen Harrison ran a world-leading 12.71 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles Saturday to win the marquee event at the Drake Relays. Dawn Harper was second, and fellow Olympian Kellie Wells third — just like they did at the London Games — and Des Moines native Lolo Jones was fourth.
Zusana Hejnova of the Czech Republic cruised to the 400 hurdles title in a world-leading 54.41. Germany’s Bjorn Otto won the men’s pole vault at 18 feet, 8 1/4 inches and Reese Hoffa took the shot put title.
Spain’s Ruth Beitia won the women’s high jump at 6-4 3/4 and Nick Willis took the men’s mile in 3:55.70.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Saturday(equals)
At Des Moines(equals)
All race distances in meters(equals)
Boys(equals)
1600_1, Josh Evans, Linn-Mar, 4 minutes, 10.86 seconds, Drake Relays record, old record 4:11.57, Steve Griener, Pekin, 1979. 2, Jason Thomas, Dowling Catholic, 4:14.33. 3, Chandler Austin, Boone, 4:18.74. 4, Caleb Drake, Pleasant Valley, 4:19.24. 5, Wick Cunningham, Knoxville, 4:19.49. 6, Bailey Wetherell, Iowa City West, 4:20.53. 7, Tanner Rathje, Linn-Mar, 4:22.79. 8, Will Norris, Spirit Lake Park, 4:23.04.
400 hurdles_1, Jack Bergstrom, Johnston, 52.96. 2, Derek Jones, Glenwood, 53.11. 3, Raheem Black, Fort Madison, 53.36. 4, Noah Larrison, Waukee, 53.74. 5, Jason Banker, Clinton, 53.80. 6, Sydne Davis, Des Moines Roosevelt, 54.54. 7, Tommy Thorne, Mount Pleasant, 54.64. 8, Zach Weiss, Ames, 55.07.7, Waukee, 8:02.18. 8, Ames, 8:04.15.
4x100_1, Des Moines Lincoln, Vybert Greene, Mason Downing, Jordan Bryson, Jordan Cheatem, 42.78. 2, Linn-Mar, 42.78. 3, Iowa City West, 43.15. 4, Johnston, 43.19. 5, Waukee, 43.45. 6, Cedar Rapids Xavier, 43.56. 7, Bettendorf, 44.12. Southeast Polk DNF.
4×400 relay_1, Cedar Rapids Prairie, Tristan Beyer, Lucas Howes, Jarred Edmonds, Demetrius Harpter, 3:21.52. 2, Glenwood, 3:21.92. 3, Cedar Falls, 3:21.92. 4, Marion, 3:22.47. 5, Clinton, 3:22.69. 6, Albia, 3:22.84. 7, Waukee, 3:22.90. 8, Linn-Mar, 3:26.83.
4×800 relay_1, Iowa City West, Bailey Wetherell, Cole Hatzky, Daniel Gardarsson, Kaleb Griener, 7:48.99. 2, Monticello, 7:49.41. 3, Iowa City High, 7:51.02. 4, Pleasant Valley, 7:57.03. 5, Linn-Mar, 8:00.41. 6, Dubuque Senior, 8:01.77.
Shuttle hurdle relay_1, Waukee, Noah Larrison, Josh Brdicko, Riley Gray, Jared Brdicko, 57.35. 2, Cedar Rapids Kennedy, 57.36. 3, Linn-Mar, 57.54. 4, Norwalk, 58.64.
Girls(equals)
1500_1, Stephanie Jenks, Linn-Mar, 4:35.22. 2, Karissa Schweizer, Dowling Catholic, 4:37.39. 3, Anna Holdiman, Waverly-Shell Rock, 4:40.02. 4, Grace Coen, Newton, 4:40.45. 5, Allison Gregg, Cedar Falls, 4:41.22. 6, Rebekah Topham, Griswold, 4:42.27. 7, Abby Caldwell, Waverly-Shell Rock, 4:44.09. 8, Lauren Benzing, Solon, 4:45.71.
400 hurdles_1, Sarah Plock, Iowa City High, 1:01.56. 2, Anne Leners, Pleasant Valley, 1:02.75. 3, Jenny Roberts, Ankeny, 1:02.95. 4, Sammie Osterberger, Dubuque Senir, 1:04.11. 5, Taylor Glover, Spencer, 1:04.36. 6, Rebekah Topham, Griswold, 1:05.56. 7, Kim Kroeze, Western Christian, 1:06.22. 8, Carly Donahue, Pleasant Valley, 1:06.26.
4×100 relay_Des Moines Roosevelt, Teanna Lewis, Briyana Carter, Jalynn Roberts-Lewis, Agnes Sayeh, 47.67. 2, Davenport Assumption, 48.29. 3, Cedar Rapids Jefferson, 48.46. 4, Dowling Catholic, 48.97. 5, Cedar Falls, 49.47. 6, Cedar Rapids Washington, 49.66. 7, Iowa City High, 49.84. 8, Iowa City West, 51.23.
4×400 relay_1, Pleasant Valley, Kaley Ciluffo, Carly Donahue, Kathryn Leidahl, Claire Schwarz, 3:52.97. 2, Davenport Assumption, 3:56.45. 3, Des Moines Christian, 3:57.03. 4, Cedar Rapids Jefferson, 3:59.53. 5, West Des Moines Valley, 3:59.54. 6, Waukee, 4:01.76. 7, Urbandale, 4:02.73. 8, Bettendorf, 4:07.89.
4×800 relay_1, West Des Moines Valley, Emily Seibel, Melissa Shepherd, Torey Brown, Lydia Saggau, 9:24.84. 2, Ankeny, 9:27.26 3, Ames, 9:27.44. 4, Linn-Mar, 9:28.76. 5, Waukee, 9:28.95. 6, Pleasant Valley, 9:31.15. 7, Iowa City West, 9:32.22. 8, Bettendorf, 9:36.81.
Shuttle hurdle relay_1, Waukee, Emma Drees, Emily Kamm, Mallory Smith, Maddie Rouw, 1:02.84, Drake Relays record, old record 1:03.29, Waukee, 2012. 2, West Des Moines Valley, 1:04.17. 3, Dowling Catholic, 1:04.64. Cedar Rapids Jefferson DQ.
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