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Tuesday, July 18th
Class 5A Consolation Round
11:00 a.m. – Dodger Field
Bettendorf (29-11) vs. West Des Moines Valley (34-9)
11:30 – Veterans’ Field
Ankeny (31-7) vs. Waukee Northwest (31-12)
Class 4A Consolation Round
1:00 p.m. – Dodger Field
Carlisle (30-7) vs. ADM (24-13)
1:30 p.m. – Veterans’ Field
North Polk (30-5) vs. Western Dubuque (29-10)
Class 3A Quarterfinals
11:00 a.m. – Kruger Field
#2 Davenport Assumption vs. #7 Saydel
11:30 a.m. – Iowa Central Field
#3 Dubuque Wahlert vs. #6 Benton Community
Class 3A Consolation Round
3:00 p.m. – Dodger Field
Albia (21-9) vs. Davis County (24-4)
Class 2A Quarterfinals
1:00 p.m. – Kruger Field
#1 Regina Catholic (27-8) vs. #8 Northeast (22-11)
1:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
#4 Lisbon (34-7) vs. #5 I-35 (25-12)
3:00 p.m. – Kruger Field
#2 Van Meter (34-5) vs. #7 Missouri Valley (29-3)
3:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
#3 Central Springs (25-5) vs. #6 West Monona (30-6)
Class 1A Quarterfinals
5:00 p.m. – Kruger Field
#1 Martensdale-St. Marys (25-6) vs. #8 St. Edmond (23-11)
5:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
#4 Wayne (21-8) vs. #5 Remsen St. Mary’s (25-1)
7:00 p.m. – Kruger Field
#2 North Linn (36-6) vs. #7 Sigourney (26-4)
7:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
#3 Southeast Warren (25-6) vs. #6 Clarksville (28-1)
Tuesday, July 18
Class 2A Quarterfinals @ Merchants Park in Carroll
11:00–#1 Beckman Catholic, Dyersville vs. #8 Pella Christian
1:30–#4 West Lyon, Inwood vs. #5 Van Buren County
4:30–#3 Cascade vs. #6 Woodward-Granger
7:00–#2 Underwood vs. #7 Williamsburg
Class 4A Quarterfinals @ Duane Banks Field in Iowa City
11:30–#1 Johnston vs. # 8 Iowa City, Liberty
2:00–#4 Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. vs. #5 Dallas Center-Grimes
5:00–#3 Southeast Polk vs. #6 Cedar Falls
7:30–#2 Iowa City, City High vs. #7 Ames
Kirk Ferentz Statement on Cody Ince
“I am incredibly sad to hear about Cody Ince’s sudden passing. Cody was a tremendous young man, valued teammate, and contributor to our program. He loved football, fishing and hunting, and believed in the importance of family and friendships. Cody was just beginning this next chapter of his life and was about to be married. Mary and I are heartbroken for his fiancée, his family and all his friends who knew and loved him. All of us in the football program – his coaches and teammates – are mourning his loss.”
Ince competed in 29 games as an offensive lineman for the Hawkeyes. He played in 10 games, including four starts, as a junior in 2021. Ince was an honorable mention all-conference honoree by league coaches and media after playing in eight games, including starting the final six contests, as a sophomore. The Wisconsin native saw action in 11 games as a redshirt freshman. Ince was an Academic All-Big Ten honoree and earned spring semester Dean’s List recognition in 2021.
Visitation will be held on Saturday, July 23, from 2-4 p.m., followed by a Celebration of Life at BrowTine Event Center (1361 100th St.) in Amery, Wisconsin.
Class 3A
Williamsburg 11, Albia 1
Estherville Lincoln Central 11, Davis County 3
Class 4A:
Winterset 11, Carlisle 5
Fort Dodge 8, ADM 3
North Scott 7, North Polk 4
Norwalk 12, Western Dubuque 2
Class 5A:
Muscatine 3, Ankeny 0
Ankeny-Centennial 7, Bettendorf 1
Southeast Polk 5, Valley 2
Pleasant Valley 5, Waukee-Northwest 4
Class 1A Quarterfinals:
Kingsley-Pierson 6, SouthWinneshiek 1
Lisbon 5, Burlington, Notre Dame, 0
St. Mary’s, Remsen 3, Saint Ansgar 1
Lynnville-Sully 8, Gehlen Catholic 7
Class 3A Quarterfinals:
North Polk 3, Spencer 1
Carlisle 5, Marion 2
Western Dubuque 10, Harlan Community, 0
Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque 11, Ballard 1
Harlan met its’ match in a 10-0, 5 inning loss to defending Class 3-A state champion Western Dubuque Monday in the quarterfinals of the state baseball tournament in Iowa City.
The Bobcats outhit the Cyclones 10-3. Harlan also committed four errors.
Western Dubuque pitcher Isaac Then threw five innings, striking out seven.
The Bobcats scored 3 runs in the second and third innings to build their lead as they improve to 34-9 and advance to the semifinals.
The loss ends Harlan’s season at 22-15.
Top ranked Ankeny Centennial scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth and pulled away to a 7-1 victory over Bettendorf in the Class 5A opener at the state softball tournament. Mady Ott had two hits for the Jaguars and her RBI single in the third gave Centennial a 2-1 lead.
Ott had singles in her first two at bats.
Centennial takes a 34-5 record into the 5A semifinals.
AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head soccer coach Matt Fannon has announced the addition of Olivia Seddon as the new Soccer Development Coordinator and Jermima Job as the program’s new Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach.
Seddon comes to Ames after spending one year as the Volunteer Assistant Coach with the Kansas State Wildcats, while Job spent the past two seasons as a Sports Performance Graduate Assistant with SEMO.
For the Cyclones, Seddon will cover individual student-athlete development plans and statistical analysis while also helping out with film and recruiting. At Kansas State, Seddon was responsible for both video analysis/scouting and on-field instruction.
“She is passionate and really eager to learn and grow,” says Fannon. “She also brings an infectious personality that will connect with our women immediately and give her the opportunity to affect their development right away. Her experience working in the Big 12 will give us a boost and give her the platform to become really successful here.”
Before she arrived in Manhattan, Seddon was a five-year letter winner on the Northern Colorado soccer team. A midfielder from Chino Hills, California, Seddon was a 2021 United Soccer Coaches All-Region Third Team selection and a 2021 All-Big Sky First Team honoree. In 2020, Seddon collected All-Big Sky Second Team honors and was a 2019 All-Big Sky Second Team honoree.
During her time in Greeley, Seddon received her bachelor’s degree in sports and exercise science with an emphasis in sports coaching in 2020 and completed her graduate degree with a Master of Arts in sports coaching in 2022. For her work in the classroom, Seddon is a two-time United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-West Region selection and a three-time Academic All-Big Sky honoree.
At Iowa State, Job will handle strength and conditioning training responsibilities with both the soccer and tennis programs for the 2023-24 calendar season.
“We are excited to add Jermima to the Olympic Strength and Conditioning staff to plan, design, and implement the training plans for our soccer and tennis programs, says Director of Olympic Sports Strength & Conditioning Tim Dombroski. “Jermima comes with a wealth of knowledge both as a soccer player and a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at Southeast Missouri State University. She received high recommendations from members of the SEMO athletic department on her ability to relate to the needs of the individual by creating a positive training environment and building relationships with the student-athletes.”
Job is a former collegiate midfielder, having competed in her final two seasons at SEMO. Job’s collegiate playing career began at Owens Community College in Perrysburg, Ohio. In her rookie campaign, Job netted 18 goals with five assists as she tallied a trio of hat tricks.
After a breakout freshman year, Job took her talents to Darton State, where she helped guide the school to a 16-2 regular season record and a berth in the NJCAA national tournament. Job scored 14 goals in her sophomore season. After a year at Darton, Job found a home with the Redhawks in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
After graduating from SEMO in 2020, Job had internships with both Lindenwood and SIUE before arriving back at SEMO to complete her graduate assistantship.
“Jermima is a really exciting young coach who is already making her mark with our team,” says Coach Fannon. “To have a soccer-specific strength & conditioning coach is a real luxury, and her intimate knowledge of what it takes to perform on the field will be a huge benefit to our women.”
The Iowa State soccer program will kick off regular season action in a month, with opening day arriving on August 17 in a matchup with Arizona. The 2023 regular season opener will be at the Cyclones Soccer Complex and is set to begin at 6 p.m. Admission to the Cyclone Soccer Complex is free.
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Individual game tickets for seven University of Iowa 2023 home football games go on sale this week.
Also, “Kids’ Day at Kinnick” is set for Saturday, Aug. 12. The start time and information for the free-admission event will be announced in the coming weeks.
Single game tickets will be available for donors beginning Monday, July 17 and to the general public on Thursday, July 20. Fans can purchase tickets at hawkeyesports.com/
UI student football season tickets are sold out. Individual game tickets located in the public (non-student section) areas of the stadium will be offered for select games at a student rate (limit one student rate ticket per student).
Fans are encouraged to bookmark and visit hawkeyesports.com/
Iowa posted an 8-5 overall record, winning four of its final five games, including the Music City Bowl a year ago. Kirk Ferentz enters his 25th season as Iowa’s Moon Family head football coach.
Fourth ranked Lynnville-Sully battles number-10 LeMars Gehlen in a 1A quarterfinal. Lynville-Sully senior Caleb Rae says he is ready.
Rae says the Hawks will need a spirited effort
Gehlen is in the tournament for the first time in nine years.
That’s Gehlen coach Loi Kraft who says the key will be limiting mistakes.
Kraft says it is about playing well and not what an opponent does.
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