Jim Yunek Co-Ed Track Meet at South Central Calhoun
05/05/2022

Girls Team Scores

IKM-Manning got wins from Emily Albertsen (3000M), 4x400M Relay, and 4x800M Relay.

Glidden-Ralston’s Vanessa Koehler won the 100M, 200M, 100M Hurdles, and the High Jump. Tiela Janssen won the 400M.

Full results HERE

Boys Team Scores

IKM-Manning got wins from Caden Keller (1600M and 3200M), and the Distance Medley.

Ar-We-Va’s Cooper Kock won the 110M Hurdles.

Full results HERE

Southewest Valley Boys Track Meet
05/05/2022

CAM picked up event wins from Lane Spieker (100M), Cale Maas (400M), Jack Follmann (400M Hurdles), and Sprint Medley.

Griswold’s Cale Swain won the Long Jump.

Nodaway Valley’s Doug Berg won the 3200M.

Full results HERE

Hawkeye Ten Conference Co-Ed Track Meet
05/05/2022

Girls Team Scores

1. Glenwood 165
2. Harlan 96
3. Clarinda 89
4. Lewis Central 87
5. Atlantic 85.50
6. St. Albert 66
7. Shenandoah 41
8. Denison-Schleswig 39.50
9. Kuemper Catholic 35
10. Red Oak 20
11. Creston 16

Glenwood got event wins from Allison Koontz (100M, 200M), Abby Hughes (400M Hurdles), 4x100M Relay, and 4x200M Relay.

Atlantic took the 4x800M Relay, 4x400M Relay, and Ava Rush won the 1500M and was runner-up in the 800M.

Full results: H10 COED MEET 2022

Boys Team Scores

1. Lewis Central 144
2. Glenwood 134
3. Clarinda 88
4. Harlan 69
5. Red Oak 62
6. Atlantic 57
7. Kuemper Catholic 56
8. St. Albert 45
9. Denison-Schleswig 39
10. Shenandoah 26
11. Creston 18

Lewis Central picked up event wins from Hunter Deyo (Shot Put, Discus), 4x400M Relay, and Braylon Kammrad (400M Hurdles).

St. Albert’s Colin Lillie won the 1600M and 3200M.

Harlan had wins from Aidan Hall (100M), 4x100M Relay, and 4x200M Relay.

Atlantic’s top performers were Caden Anderson (3rd in 800M), Andrew Engler (5th in 3200M), Jackson McLaren (4th in 110M Hurdles), 4x400M Relay (2nd Carter Pellett, Gannon O’Hara, Tyson O’Brien, and Bennett Whetstone), Jayden Proehl (3rd High Jump).

Full results: H10 COED MEET 2022

The St. Louis Cardinals dropped 5 runs in the top of the first and roared past the Kansas City Royals 10-0 on Wednesday afternoon at Kauffman Stadium.

Nolan Arenado hit a three-run homer in the first and had a two-run single in the seventh to lead the Cardinals offense. Cardinals skipper Oliver Marmol adjusted the lineup to put the three best hitters Tommy Edman, Paul Goldschmidt, and Nolan Arenado at top of the order and it sparked the Cardinals offense which had been poor lately. Tyler O’Neill added a two-run homer in the ninth for the Redbirds.

Adam Wainwright picked up the win, going seven shutout innings with 2 strikouts and just 1 hit allowed. The Cardinals improved to 14-10 and the Royals fall to 8-15.

Next up for St. Louis is a trip to San Francisco for a four game set against the Giants. Thursday night’s game will be an 8:45 p.m. first pitch. We’ll have coverage on KJAN with pregame at 7:50 p.m.

Pride of Iowa Boys Golf Tournament
Mount Ayr 05/04/2022

Team Scores

1. Wayne 355
2. Bedford 358
3. Southwest Valley 363
4. Nodaway Valley 394
5. Southeast Warren 400
6. Mount Ayr 415
7. East Union 428
8. Central Decatur 435
9. Lenox 502

Individual Top 12

1. Jake Oathoudt, Southwest Valley, 80
2. RC Hicks, Wayne, 81
3. Matt Boothe, Central Decatur, 85
4. Owen Lucas, Bedford, 86
5. Nash Buckingham, 86
6. Drew Ehlen, Mount Ayr, 89
7. Logan Moyer, Bedford, 89
8. Brock Manser, Southeast Warren, 91
9. Owen Willinson, Southwest Valley, 91
10. Micha Johnson, Bedford, 91
11. Grant Ballard, Martensdale-St. Marys, 92
12. Isaac Currin, Southwest Valley, 92

Corner Conference Golf Tournament
Fremont County Golf Course, Sidney
05/04/2022

Girls Team Scores

1. Sidney 424
2. Essex-Stanton 463
3. East Mills 522
4. Griswold NTS

Girls Invididual Top 5

1. Avery Dowling, Sidney, 94
2. Faith Brumbaugh, Sidney, 99
3. Joey Reynolds, Griswold, 105
4. Linsey Keiser, Griswold, 105
5. Abby Burke, Essex-Stanton, 107

Boys Team Scores

1. Sidney 338
2. Fremont-Mills 339
3. Griswold 398
4. East Mills 406
5. Essex-Stanton 424

Boys Individual Top 5

1. Owen Thornton, Fremont-Mills, 79
2. Jake Malcom, Fremont-Mills, 81
3. Cole Jorgensen, Sidney, 81
4. Hayden Thompson, Sidney 82
5. Kyle Beam, Sidney, 85

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GIRLS SOCCER

Lewis Central 6, CB Thomas Jefferson 1

DES MOINES, Iowa – Karlie Charles pitched a one-hit shutout as Iowa State (25-25, 4-11 Big 12) won its final midweek contest of the season, 9-0, against Drake (18-26, 12-11 MVC) in five innings Wednesday evening.

ISU has now won three in a row and four of its last five games.

Charles (8-5) struck out five and walked none in a dominant showing. The junior increased her season strikeout-to-walk ratio to 6.4:1 (64 K, 10 BB), the 20th-best mark in the country.

Angelina Allen logged a career-best four RBIs as part of a 2-for-2 night at the plate. The freshman hit her fourth home run of the season in her first at-bat of the game and drew a pair of walks. Kasey Simpson tied her season high with three RBIs on two hits while Kali Gose (2-of-3, 1 R) also added a multi-hit effort.

The Cyclones started fast with two home runs in the top of the first inning, one each from Allen and Simpson, to jump out to a 3-0 advantage.

Back-to-back singles from Gose and Skyler Ramos, followed by a walk from Kaylee Pond, loaded the bases with no outs for ISU in the second. The Cyclones were only able to muster a run from the threat, however, on a bases-loaded walk by Allen.

Iowa State stretched its lead to 7-0 with a three-run fourth inning, highlighted by a sac-fly from Mikayla Ramos and RBI doubles from Alesia Ranches and Simpson. Allen would add the Cyclones’ final two runs of the night in the fifth inning on a bloop single over the shortstop’s head.

Up Next
Iowa State will play its final home games of the season this weekend as it hosts Kansas in a three-game set. First pitch in the series opener is slated for Friday at 4 p.m.

AMES, Iowa – Four Cyclones are set to compete in the 2022 Red Bull USA Basketball 3X Nationals, which is held at the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. The event will take place from May 13-15, featuring 16 men’s and 16 women’s basketball teams along with some of the best 3×3 players in the country.

Iowa State’s Lexi Donarski, Nyamer Diew, Ashley Joens and Emily Ryan will represent the Cyclones in the 3×3 competition. The Cyclones earned their invitation based off their appearance in the NCAA Sweet 16.

“Our players are really looking forward to competing in the 3×3 competition this year,” head coach Bill Fennelly said. “It is a fun event and gives them another chance to represent Iowa State on a national stage.”

The 3X Nationals will tip off May 13 with preliminary round games. Teams will be seeded based on preliminary records before entering bracket play. Games will be played on the Hall of Fame’s Jerry Colangelo Court of Dreams, located in the heart of the Museum. The event is open to the public with purchase of admission to the Hall of Fame. Broadcast information, team rosters and the full schedule will be announced at a later date.

The event will serve as the final evaluation of athletes for selection to various 2022 USA Basketball 3×3 men’s and women’s national teams, including the 2022 FIBA 3×3 World Cup, set for June 21-26 in Antwerp, Belgium.

Played on a half court with a 10-minute clock and a 12-second shot clock, the first team to 21 points, or the team in the lead at the end of regulation, is the winner. Participating teams earned their spots in the 2022 Red Bull USA Basketball 3X Nationals either through Red Bull USA Basketball 3X regional qualifying tournaments last fall or via an at-large invitation from USA Basketball.