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Hayashida, Kranholdt Earn B1G Recognition

Sports

April 24th, 2024 by Seth Tiegs

IOWA CITY, Iowa– University of Iowa women’s tennis sophomore Daianna Hayashida was named to the All-Big Ten team, it was announced Wednesday by the league office. Sophomore Pia Kranholdt was Iowa’s Big Ten Sportsmanship Award recipient.
The honor is the first of Hayashida’s career. It is the second straight season and the third time in four seasons the Hawkeyes have had an All-Big Ten honoree.
Hayashida finished the regular season with an 11-6 record in singles, including a 5-2 mark in Big Ten play. The Lima, Peru, native has been Iowa’s No. 1 singles player throughout the spring season.
Hayashida and senior Vipasha Mehra are currently ranked No. 85 nationally in doubles with a 4-3 record. Hayashida has a total of nine doubles victories during the spring.
Kranholdt was selected as Iowa’s Big Ten Sportsmanship Award recipient. The distinction is presented to student-athletes who display sportsmanship and ethical behavior, are in good academic standing and demonstrate good citizenship outside of athletics.
On the court, Kranholdt holds a 9-7 singles record, including a 5-3 mark in Big Ten play. She is also a part of the winningest doubles tandem, posting 11 wins while playing alongside junior Barbora Pokorna.
The seventh-seeded Hawkeyes open Big Ten Tournament play Thursday, facing No. 10 seed Penn State at 1 p.m. (CT) in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Transfer Lucy Olson Signs With The Hawkeyes

Sports

April 24th, 2024 by Asa Lucas

IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa P. Sue Beckwith, MD, Head Women’s Basketball Coach Lisa Bluder announced on Thursday that transfer Lucy Olsen has signed with the University of Iowa.

A senior-to-be, Olson competed the previous three seasons at Villanova University. She was rather the fourth best player in the transfer portal by ESPN.com.

The Collegeville, Pennsylvania, native was third in the country in scoring (23.3 ppg) last season behind Caitlin Clark and USC’s JuJu Watkins. She scored over 20 points in 25 games this season, including surpassing 30 points in 10 of those games, with a career-high of 40 points against Temple. Additionally, she averaged 4.8 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game.

The junior guard was named an Honorable Mention All-American by the Associated Press. Olsen also highlighted the All-Big East by earning first team accolades and the Most Improved Player Award last season.

Olson became the 31st player in Wildcat’s program history to score 1,000 career points in her junior campaign.

LISA BLUDER ON LUCY OLSON
“We are looking forward to welcoming Lucy into our program this summer. She is a tremendous student-athlete with an excellent resume. Her skill set and personality was exactly what we were trying to get out of the transfer portal. It’s an exciting time to be an Iowa Hawkeye!”

Tri-Center Boys track update with coach Gene Johnson

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April 24th, 2024 by Seth Tiegs

The Tri-Center B0y’s track team is coming of a ninth-place finish at the Audubon meet from Tuesday. Every meet they’ve been to, the Trojans have placed in the top ten.

The Trojans have made progress throughout the season, says coach Gene Johnson.

Coach Johnson said it’s been nice to have numbers on this years team.

Coach Johnson elaborated on the individuals that have had success this season.

The Trojans want accomplish as much as they can as they head into districts and the state.

The next Trojans track meet will be at the Drake Relays which gets started today.

Lady Red Relays at Missouri Valley

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April 24th, 2024 by Asa Lucas

1. Riverside (108 points)

•Lydia Erickson, 200 meter dash (27.02)

•4×100 meter relay: Elly Henderson, Carly Henderson, Emma Gordon, Erickson (52.37)

•4×800 meter relay: Carly Henderson, Bentley Rone, Sophia Fenner, Elly Henderson (10:13.07)

2. Logan-Magnolia (92 points)

•Allysen Johnsen, 1500 meter run (5:16.53)

•Madison Sporrer, 3000 meter run (11:21.92)

•Maria Kiger, high jump (5-00.00)

•Distance medley relay: Abby Czarnecki, Zoe Heim, Haedyn Hall, Sporrer (4:33.65)

3. Treynor (89 points)

•Rylee Hemmingsen, 100 meter hurdles (16.41)

•Alyssa Kulesa, 800 meter run (2:24.34)

4. Denison-Schleswig (78 points)

•Avery Bock, long jump (16-06.50)

6. Woodbine (74 points)

•Katy Pryor, 400 meter dash (1:02.62)

•Shuttle hurdle relay: Adalynn Coenen, Reese Leeders, Nicole Hoefer, Kylie Neigh (1:13.01)

7. Harlan (60 points)

•4×200 meter relay: Dani Smith, Samantha Ineson, Kami Stork, Aubree Wegner (1:53.20)

7. Boyer Valley (60 points)

•Morgan Hast, 100 meter dash (13.04)

•Lauren Malone, 400 meter hurdles (1:10.20)

9. AHSTW (54 points)

10. Missouri Valley (35 points)

•Maya Zappia, discus (108-05.00)

11. West Harrison (10 points)

Tuesday High School Girls Golf Scores

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April 24th, 2024 by Asa Lucas

Glenwood 212 Shenandoah 225

Medalist: Sarah Pickens, Shenandoah (42)

Red Oak 198 Clarinda 229 

Medalist: Emily Sebeniecher, Red Oak (46)

St. Albert 223 Tri-Center 231 

Medalist: Natalie Ausdemore, Tri-Center (49)

Chariton 221 Creston NTS

Creston — Averi Culbertson 52, Kylie Metheny 53 

Underwood 180 Griswold NTS

Medalist: Linsey Keiser, Griswold (43)

Riverside 200 Logan-Magnolia 223 Grand View Christian 256 East Union NTS CAM NTS Lenox NTS 

Medalist: Addison Brink, Riverside (39)

Mount Ayr 186 Southwest Valley 244

Medalist: Jaylee Shaffer, Mount Ayr (38)

Southeast Warren 208 Mormon Trail 230 Wayne NTS

Medalist: Peyton Rhoades, Wayne (45)

Martensdale-St. Marys 222 Nodaway Valley 229 

Medalist: Kathryn Ballard, Martensdale-St. Marys (48)

Tuesday High School Boys Golf Scores

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April 24th, 2024 by Asa Lucas

Shenandoah 158 Glenwood 161 

Medalist: Brody Sneed, Glenwood (35)

Clarinda 156 Red Oak 179 

Medalist: Kort Neal, Clarinda (37)

Tri-Center 188 St. Albert 189 

Medalist: Ben Krohn, St. Albert (39)

Carroll 163 Denison-Schleswig 164 

Medalist: Malachi Esteves, Denison-Schleswig (34)

Underwood 192 Griswold 220 

Medalist: Luke Seidler, Underwood (45)

CAM Invitational

1st Place — CAM 171

1. Chase Jahde (38)

3. Coby Venteicher (43)

3. Bradyn Bohnsack (43)

10. Austin Eblen (47)

Other: Braxton Dennis 50, Madden Cary 52

2nd Place — Riverside 186

2. Taven Moore (41)

7. Garrett Hough (44)

Others: Nathan Smith 50, Peyton Amdor 51, AC Roller 52, Mason McCready 54

3rd Place — East Union 288

3. Zayne Eslinger (43)

8. Austin Lack (46)

13. Kyson Kessler (48)

Others: Brock Jones & Ty Tallmon 51, Josh Lopez 52

5th Place — Lenox 201

8. Laramie Stoaks (46)

Others: Cash Brummer 51, Patton Adams & Daysen Gregg 52, Kolben Robinson 54, Keaton Lynn 74

Mount Ayr 166 Southwest Valley NTS

Medalist: Tanner Streit, Mount Ayr (39)

Nodaway Valley 173 Martensdale-St. Marys 217 Central Decatur NTS

Medalist: Landon Klobnak, Nodaway Valley (37)

Southeast Warren 159 Wayne 161 Melcher-Dallas 215 Mormon Trail 263

Medalist: Nash Buckingham, Wayne; Jaedyn Schoolcraft, Wayne; Austin Ledlie, Southeast Warren (37)

 

Tuesday High School Girls Tennis Scores

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April 24th, 2024 by Asa Lucas

Shenandoah 8, Glenwood 1

Clarinda 5, Red Oak 4

Bishop Heelan Catholic, 8 Denison-Schleswig 1

Clarke 8, Southwest Valley 1 

Tuesday High School Boys Tennis Results

Sports

April 24th, 2024 by Asa Lucas

Shenandoah 7, Glenwood 2

Clarinda 5, Red Oak 4

Council Bluffs City Meet:

1st Place — Abraham Lincoln (17 points)

2nd Place — St. Albert (19 points)

3rd Place — Lewis Central (24 points)

4th Place — Thomas Jefferson (30 points)

Atlantic 8 Audubon 1

Atlantic singles winners — Nolan Waters, Conner Johnson, Nick Bennett, Grady O’Hara, Conner Silence

Atlantic doubles winners — Waters/Kinnick Juhl, Johnson/Woodward, Bennett/O’Hara

Audubon singles winners — Isaac Jackson

2-0s: Waters, Johnson, Woodward, Bennett, O’Hara (Atlantic)

Storm Lake 6 Denison-Schleswig 3

Southwest Valley 9 Clarke 0

Mount Ayr and Carlisle Track Meet Results

Sports

April 24th, 2024 by Asa Lucas

MOUNT AYR

BOYS

1. Creston (83 points)

•Brandon Briley, 1600 meter run (4:34.42)

•Austin Evans, 400 meter dash (52.87)

2. Lenox (80 points)

•Donald Bashor, 100 meter dash (11.52)

•Gabe Funk, 110 meter hurles (15.67)

•Shuttle hurdle relay: Donald Bashor, JJ Martin-England, Dawson Evans, Gabe Funk (1:01.85)

3. Mount Ayr (78 points)

•Ryce Reynolds, 400 meter hurdles (53.23)

•Adan Trujillo, 800 meter run (2:04.76)

•4×200 meter relay: Ryce Reynolds, Garrett Walter, Jackson Ruggles, Preston Fleharty (1:31.96)

•4×400 meter relay: Adan Trujillo, Jackson Ruggles, Preston Fleharty, Ryce Reynolds (3:29.69)

•4×800 meter relay: Aidan Murphy, Michael Addison, Brock Shaha, Tegan Hill (9:17.98)

•800 sprint medley: Garrett Walter, Preston Fleharty, Jackson Ruggles, Ryce Reynolds (1:34.29)

5. Wayne (63 points)

•Connor Pruiett, high jump (6-01.00)

6. Southwest Valley (50 points)

•KC Sitzman, 200 meter dash (23.77)

7. East Union (31 points)

•Morgan Cooley, shot put (49-06.50), discus throw (155-04)

8. Bedford (30 points)

•Kase Coleman, long jump (20-00.00)

•Eli Johnson, 100 wheelchair (19.91), 200 wheelchair (37.96), 400 wheelchair (1:10.13), 800 wheelchair (2:30.32)

8. Southeast Warren (30 points)

•4×100 meter relay: Colton Halterman, Brenden Wheeler, Lucas Dirkx, Brogan Ewing (46.07)

11. Lamoni (24 points)

12. Central Decatur (23 points)

13. Seymour (1 point)

GIRLS

1. Mount Ayr (129 points)

•Addison Doolittle, 1500 meter run (5:39.83)

•Aubree Shields, high jump (5-01.00)

•4×400 meter relay: Anne Newton, Aubree Clark, Ashlyn Murphy, Aubree Shields (4:20.66)

3. Creston (81 points)

•Hope Henderson, 400 meter hurdles (1:14.51)

•Maylee Riley, 800 meter run (2:31.44)

•4×800 meter relay:

•Distance medley relay:

4. Southwest Valley (80 points)

•Mackenzie Richards, shot put (33-00.50)

5. Lenox (56 points)

•4×200 meter relay:

•Sprint medley relay:

6. Murray (49 points)

•Leksi Gannon, 100 meter dash (12.75), 200 meter dash (26.12) & 400 meter dash (59.76)

•Keirsten Klein, discus (92-07.00)

7. Orient-Macksburg (35 points)

•Bridget Bracy, 3000 meter run (12.42.16)

8. Lamoni (24 points)

9. Seymour (11 points)

10. Hamburg (10 points)

•Paycee Holmes, long jump (16-10.00)

11. Mormon Trail (3 points)

CARLISLE MEET

5. Harlan (76 points)

•Cade Sears, 100 meter dash (10.73)

•Franz Reisz, discus throw (148-06)

•4×100 meter relay: Lukas Francis, Matthew Sorfonden, Brehden Eggerss, Cade Sears (43.64)

•4×200 meter relay: Lukas Francis, Matthew Sorfonden, Brehden Eggerss, Cade Sears (1:31.20)

Fremont-Mills Track Meet Results

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April 24th, 2024 by Asa Lucas

BOYS

1. AHSTW (169 points)

•Luke Sternberg, 400 meter dash (51.63)

•Caleb Hatch, 800 meter run (2:09.13)

•Collin Harder, 1600 meter run (4:59.28), 3200 meter run (11:01.59)

•Gavin Newcomb, 110 meter hurdles (15.68)

•Jett Peterson, discus throw (147-04)

•4×100 meter relay: Seth Pope, Gavin Newcomb, Camden Soukup, Luke Sternberg (45.75)

•4×800 meter relay: Chase Wheatley, Fisher Miles, Caden Geraghty, Ty Nelson (9:17.75)

•800 sprint medley: Camden Soukup, Nick Denning, Luke Sternberg, Caleb Hatch (1:41.62)

2. Fremont-Mills (106 points)

•Cooper Marvel, shot put (48-00.00)

•4×200 meter relay: Sam Sanchez, Carter Rycroft, Jonathan Ekpai, Sawyer Forney (1:42.63)

•Shuttle hurdle relay: Landon Baker, Lucas Madison, Carter Rycroft, JW Linkenhoker (1:05.52)

3. Sidney (75 points)

•Aiden Stenzel, high jump (5-09.00)

4. Glenwood (71 points)

•Tristan Ludwig, 100 meter dash (11.87)

5. Stanton (59 points)

•Nolan Grebin, 400 meter hurdles (58.81)

•Gavin Ford, long jump (19-11.75)

6. East Mills (48 points)

•Zach Thornburg, 200 meter dash (23.13)

•4×400 meter relay: Walter Seipold, Layne Mastin, Zach Thornburg, Caleb Urban (3:37.70)

•Distance medley: Zach Thornburg, Jackson Embree, Caleb Urban, Layne Mastin (3:56.68)

7. St. Albert (41 points)

8. Heartland Christian (7 points)

9. Iowa School for the Deaf (1 point)

GIRLS

1. Fremont-Mills (232 points)

•Bella Gute, 100 meter dash (13.62)

•Lana Alley, 200 meter dash (28.40)

•Ellie Switzer, 400 meter dash (1:04.97) & 800 meter dash (2:40.10)

•Carlie Nuckolls, 400 meter hurdles (1:15.34)

•Carlie Chambers, high jump (5-04.00)

•Macy Mitchell, shot put (36-06.50)

•4×100 meter relay: Izzy Weldon, Bella Gute, Chambers, Emily Madison (52.17)

•Sprint medley relay: Kinley Blackburn, Reese Gute, Alley, Switzerland (1:59.84)

•Distance medley relay: Blackburn, Reese Gute, Kayleigh Richardson-Mattox, Ava Forney (5:16.09)

•Shuttle hurdle relay: Bella Gute, Weldon, Nuckolls, Madison (1:07.21)

2. Glenwood (84 points)

•4×800 meter relay: Haylee Huges, Audrina Varela, Autumn Newman, Averi Newman (11:35.63)

3. Stanton (64 points)

•Hannah Olson, 100 meter hurdles (16.49)

•Lauren Johnson, long jump (16-06.50)

3. Sidney (64 points)

•Lilly Peters, discus (110-06)

•4×200 meter relay: Eve Brumbaugh, Alyssa Melvin, Jocelyn Tackett, Addy Haning (1:55.99)

•4×400 meter relay: Tackett, Melvin, Haning, Brumbaugh (4:43.58)

5. Heartland Christian (53 points)

•Grace Steinmetz, 1500 meter run (5:48.63)

•Keira Diehm, 3000 meter run (12:32.32)

6. East Mills (35 points)

7. Iowa School for Deaf (1 point)