ABRAHAM LINCOLN INVITATIONAL

1. Glenwood (147 points)

Megan Hughes, 200 meter dash (27.13)

Breckyn Petersen, 400 meter dash (1:03.38)

Lauren Hughes, 800 meter run (2:32.56)

4×100 meter relay: Zoie Carda, Elaina Dougherty, Courtney Crawford, Allison Koontz (52.01)

4×200 meter relay: Zoie Carda, Brooklyn Schultz, Allison Koontz, Danika Arnold (1:48.68)

4×400 meter relay: Brooklyn Schultz, Megan Hughes, Breckyn Petersen, Danika Arnold (4:06.98)

2. Riverside (117 points)

Lydia Erickson, 100 meter dash (13.19)

Carly Henderson, 400 meter hurdles (1:07.17)

Distance medley relay: Ella Reed, Olivia Lund, Veronica Schechinger, Bentley Rone (4:40.02)

3. Treynor (91 points)

Rylee Hemmingsen, 100 meter hurdles (17.11)

Delaney Mathews, discus throw (119-00)

4. Harlan (72 points)

Lindsey Sonderman, 1500 meter run (5:02.37)

5. Lewis Central (69 points)

Jordyn Matiyow, shot put (39-09.50)

4×800 meter relay: Madelyn Hoss, Ava Bussey, Addison Holt, Delayna Reese (10:23.18)

5. Logan-Magnolia (69 points)

Madison Sporrer, 3000 meter run (11:35.41)

Shuttle hurdle relay: Kaiya Knauss, Addyson Monico, Ava Sloan, Abby Czarnecki (1:13.79)

7. St. Albert (60 points)

Avah Underwood, high jump (5-02.00)

800 sprint medley relay: Ellie Monahan, Sophia Denton, Alexa Lenz, Lili Denton (1:56.55)

8. Abraham Lincoln (52 points)

Aubrey Sandbothe, long jump (15-04.75)

9. Underwood (36 points)

10. Thomas Jefferson (20 points)

CARROLL TIGER RELAYS 

2. Atlantic (109 points)

Jayci Reed, 100 meter hurdles (16.03)

Morgan Botos, 400 meter hurdles (1:11.23)

Claire Pellett, 800 meter run (2:24.61)

Lila Wiederstein, long jump (16-08.25)

4×100 meter relay: Hailey Huffman, Jayci Reed, Allison Middents, Lila Wiederstein (52.02)

Shuttle hurdle relay: Lila Wiederstein, Adler Bruce, Morgan Botos, Jayci Reed (1:11.99)

5. Clarinda (54 points)

Jerzee Knight, 100 meter dash (12.55)

6. Kuemper Catholic (52 points)

7. Denison-Schleswig (43 points)

Lola Mendlik, 3000 meter run (11:43.31)

SOUTHWEST VALLEY MEET

1. Griswold (81 points)

Shuttle hurdle relay: Brystol Wyman, Reese Laverty, Addison Adams, Carsyn Adams (1:15.83)

Distance medley relay: Reese Laverty, Makena Harry, Amanda Houser, Marissa Askeland (5:09.54)

2. Red Oak (80 points)

Iris Ogden, 800 meter run (2:39.45)

Jocelyn O’Neal, long jump (15-02.00)

3. Audubon (70 points)

3. Southwest Valley (70 points)

Emma Cooper, 100 meter dash (12.76), 200 meter dash (26.46)

5. Bedford (60 points)

6. Lenox (67 points)

Sadie Cox, 400 meter dash (1:02.37)

800 sprint medley relay: Bentley Petersen, Gabby Robles, Zoey Reed, Sadie Cox (1:58.77)

4×200 meter relay: Bentley Petersen, Gabby Robles, Zoey Reed, Sadie Cox (1:55.22)

4×400 meter relay: Gabby Robles, Delaney Funk, Zoey Reed, Sadie Cox (4:41.52)

7. Stanton (66 points)

Hannah Olson, 100 meter hurdles (16.42)

Lauren Johnson, 400 meter hurdles (1:10.07)

4×100 meter relay: Kyla Hart, Elly McDonald, Hannah Olson, Lauren Johnson (53.07)

8. Essex (51 points)

4×800 meter relay: Taylor Juarez, Kylie Valdez, Tori Burns, Ella Sandahl (11:38.50)

9. Shenandoah (44 points)

Hailey Egbert, 3000 meter run (11:18.89), 1500 meter run (5:24.38)

10. East Mills (28 points)

Cloe Brown, high jump (4-10.00)

SIDNEY RELAYS

1. AHSTW (178 points)

Brooke Lee, 100 meter dash (13.78)

Delaney Goshorn, 200 meter dash (28.40)

Makenna Paulsen, 400 meter dash (1:04.80), 400 meter hurdles (1:13.85)

Bella Lamp, 800 meter run (2:39.58)

4×100 meter relay: Brooke Lee, Delaney Goshorn, Graycen Partlow, Bella Lamp (54.21)

4×400 meter relay: Rylie Knop, Makenna Paulsen, Delaney Goshorn, Ava Paulsen (4:31.24)

4×800 meter relay: Delaney Goshorn, Makenna Paulsen, Bella Lamp, Ava Paulsen (10:13.87)

Distance medley relay: Caitlyn Dills, Loralei Wahling, Yana Lander, Macey Goshorn (4:55.40)

2. Fremont-Mills (177 points)

Izzy Weldon, 100 meter hurdles (16.80)

Carlie Chambers, high jump (5-00.00)

4×200 meter relay: Bella Gute, Carlie Chambers, Carlie Nuckolls, Emily Madison (1:53.25)

800 sprint medley relay: Kinley Blackburn, Carlie Chambers, Bella Gute, Ellie Switzer (1:59.43)

Shuttle hurdle relay: Izzy Weldon, Emily Madison, Carlie Nuckolls, Bella Gute (1:08.65)

3. Sidney (73 points)

Lilly Peters, shot put (35-05.00), discus throw (121-09.50)

4. Heartland Christian (57 points)

Keira Diehm, 1500 meter run (5:41.07)

Grace Steinmetz, 3000 meter run (12:31.38)

5. Hamburg (20 points)

Paycee Holmes, long jump (16-00.50)

OABCIG MEET

2. Boyer Valley (107 points)

Morgan Hast, high jump (5-03.00), 100 meter dash (13.37)

Lauren Malone, 400 meter hurdles (1:11.28)

Jenna Mitchell, shot put (34-03.75)

4×800 meter relay: Lauren Malone, Clara Gorham, Jessica O’Day, Hailey Cue (10:53.38)

5. IKM-Manning (66 points)

4×400 meter relay: Karlee Arp, Laynie Gawley, Addisyn Bandow, Caylie Rasmussen (4:40.07)

Distance medley relay: Grace Carroll, Abbagail Neiheisel, Layne Gawley, Addisyn Bandow (4:49.01)

8. Ar-We-Va (12 points)

TIGER RELAYS (@ CARROLL)

2. Underwood (83 points)

Sam Hulsing, 110 meter hurdles (12.39)

Will Buckholdt, 200 meter dash (23.63)

Max Tiarks, shot put (53-00.00)

Shuttle hurdle relay: Sam Hulsing, Lucas Bose, Jack VanFossan, Tayden Hull (1:03.61)

4×200 meter relay: Josh Ravlin, Hull, Riley Sealock, Buckhold (3:34.27)

3. Kuemper Catholic (66 points)

Evan Adams, discus (170-09)

Benjamin Gerken, long jump (20-08.00)

5. Lewis Central (50 points)

6. Atlantic (49 points)

9. Clarinda (30 points)

10. Denison-Schleswig (13 points)

11. Harlan (8 points)

GRISWOLD TIGER RELAYS

1. Logan-Magnolia (130 points)

Brodie Davis, 800 meter run (2:18.23) & 3200 meter run (11:19.21)

William Anderson, 100 meter dash (10.79)

4×100 meter relay (47.24): Evan Roden, Cael Wallis, Ashton Peszulik, Anderson (47.24)

4×200 meter relay (1:38.07): Wallis, Wes Vana, Roden, Anderson (1:38.07)

2. Bedford (121 points)

Eli Johnson, 800 meter wheelchair (2:55.55)

Shuttle hurdle relay (1:05.24): Dalton Swartz, Quentin Dalton, Garrison Motsinger, Kase Coleman (1:05.24)

3. Griswold (115 points)

RJ Dishong, shot put (43-03.00) & discus (124-00.50)

Peyton Cook, 110 meter hurdles (15.74) & 400 meter hurdles (1:01.56)

4. Red Oak (92 points)

Cyrus Mensen, high jump (5-08.00)

Brayden Sifford, 200 meter dash (23.38)

Sprint medley relay (1:43.93: Cale Hall, Sergio Villanueva, Kaiden Foster, Brayden Sifford (1:43.93)

Distance medley relay (4:04.88): Hall, Sifford, Foster, Reese Montgomery (4:04.88)

5. Tri-Center (88 points)

Carter Kunze, 400 meter dash (55.34)

Brennan Boden, 1600 meter run (5:17.89)

4×800 meter relay (9:41.85): Boden, Nicholas Dahir, Simeon Weers, AJ Harder (9:41.85)

6. Essex (26 points)

Tony Racine, long jump (21-01.00)

7. Iowa School for the Deaf (5 points)

SOUTHWEST VALLEY MEE

1. Shenandoah (136 points)

Hunter Dukes, long jump (19-00.75)

Cole Graham, 400 meter dash (52.78)

Hunter Kellogg, 1600 meter run (5:03.54)

Titus Steng, 100 meter wheelchair (21.72), 200 meter wheelchair (41.18) & 400 meter wheelchair (1:32.23)

4×200 meter relay: Dukes, Gage Sample, Joey O’Rourke, Ayden Johnson (1:39.22)

4×800 meter relay: Damien Little Thunder, Owen Laughlin, Dylan Kellogg, Hunter Kellogg (9:09.61)

2. Lenox (85 points)

Gabe Funk, 110 meter hurdles (14.87)

Shuttle hurdle relay: Donald Bashor, Jordan Martin-England, Dawson Evans, Funk (1:00.92)

4×100 meter relay: Martin-England, Bashor, Evans, Funk (45.08)

3. Audubon (69 points)

Zeke Kinkier, 800 meter run (2:08.40)

Sprint medley relay: Jack Stanerson, Logan Stetzel, Mason Steckler, Konkler (1:40.93)

Distance medley relay: Steckler, Aaron Olsen, Brody Schultes, Konkler (4:04.85)

4×400 meter relay: Olsen, Konkler, Adam Obrecht, Schultes (3:38.26)

4. Exira/EHK (67 points)

Austin Rasmussen, 3200 meter run (10:54.91)

Cash Emgarten, 100 meter dash (11.01) & 200 meter dash (22.38)

5. Southwest Valley (62 points)

Walker Bissell, high jump (5-10.00)

6. East Mills (54 points)

7. Stanton (44 points)

Nolan Grebin, 400 meter hurdles (56.89)

Get the full results from this meet here.

HUSKY CO-ED (AT WINTERSET)

3. Creston (114 points)

Tom Mikkelsen, shot put (48-11.00)

Brandon Briley, 800 meter run (2:03.09) & 1600 meter run (4:46.17)

4×400 meter relay: Davin Wallace, Tyler Riley, Austin Evans, Briley (3:34.11)

5. Central Decatur (50 points)

Iowa State coach Matt Campbell is not sure what the format will be for the Cyclones’ spring game on Saturday in Jack Trice Stadium. ISU is coming off a lengthy scrimmage last weekend that included more than 100 plays.

Campbell says whatever format they use it will be productive.

Campbell says it will be important to get one more evaluation before spring drills end.

ISU was 7-6 last season and opens August 31st against North Dakota.

Iowa baseball coach Rick Heller has said it is not only what team you play but when you play them. That is the concern as the Hawkeyes get set to open a three game Big Ten series at home Friday night against Rutgers. The Scarlet Knights are just 3-6 in the league race but they have won four of five overall, took two of three from second place Nebraska last week and are the top hitting team in the Big Ten with a .327 average.

Heller says Rutgers is much better than its 3-6 conference record.

The series runs through Sunday.

Northern Iowa football coach Mark Farley wants game like conditions when the Panthers close out spring drills Friday night. The Panthers missed the FCS playoffs last year with a 6-5 record and Farley has been happy with the progress this spring.

Farley says they are bringing in officials to make it like a real game.

Farley was contemplating how the teams will be divided up.

UNI opens next season at home on August 31st against Valparaiso.

(Eagan, MN) — The Minnesota Vikings continue with voluntary off-season workouts this week at team headquarters in the Twin Cities. One of the players in the weight room has been star tight end T-J Hockenson, who is recovering from a serious knee injury he suffered in a game last year on December 24th against Detroit. Hockenson, a former Hawkeye standout, says rehab has been going well on his surgically-repaired knee. He says he continues to work hard to get the knee ready to play and would not put a timetable on when he would be ready to play in a game. The Chariton, Iowa product also says he isn’t sure of the solution, but he was not totally happy with the hit he took that caused the injury. Detroit defensive back Kerby Joseph went low to make the tackle, chopping at his knee, which caused the injury. Hockenson says he doesn’t think there was intent to injure, but he would have preferred to have been tackled higher on his body.

Vikings tight end T-J Hockenson says rehab on his knee continues.

Hockenson says he was not thrilled with the hit he took from Kerby Joseph that caused the injury.

Hockenson says he isn’t sure what the solution is on low hits, as the league also doesn’t want hits around the head and neck.

Hockenson says both he and Rams tight end Tyler Higbee suffered similar injuries on similar low hits, both from Kerby Joseph.

Hockenson says he is working hard in rehab but isn’t sure when he will be able to do football activities again.

Hockenson says things are on a great path on his road to recovery after his surgery.

Hockenson says early in his rehab it wasn’t easy.

Hockenson says it is good to be back at the team’s facility is good.

Hockenson says he is ready to push forward on his recover.

Hockenson says it is great to see new running back Aaron Jones in the building.

Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell is excited about T-J Hockenson’s progress.

O’Connell says he is comfortable with knowing Hockenson will be back at 100% in 2024.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Iowa baseball team defeated Bradley, 11-6, on Wednesday night at Duane Banks Field.

The Hawkeyes trailed twice in the contest but responded both times to take the midweek contest with the Braves. Bradley struck first with a solo home run in the first, the Hawkeyes responded with a three run second inning.

After the Braves added five runs between the fourth and the fifth, Iowa again battled back scoring eight runs in the final three innings.

“I think for the most part it was a very good job,” said head coach Rick Heller. “Had the one bad inning in the fourth that looked like it was going to cost us. But other than that, we got off to a great start. The first three guys that went out there they did a nice job. Archer had a good start other than the solo home run to O’Brian.”

10 different pitchers saw action in the contest for the Hawkeyes. Anthony Watts had the longest outing throwing 1 1/3 innings to earn his second win of the season.

Ben DeTaeye threw the final inning of the game to close out the win. He joined Reese Beuter and Brandt Hogue as Hawkeyes who did not allow a hit or a run in the contest.

Andy Nelson, led the offensive charge for Iowa, plating three RBIs. Raider Tello and Reese Moore were both 2-for-5 and Moore scored three runs. Kyle Huckstorf and Gable Mitchell both scored two runs.

“What we were trying to do tonight is just be who we are,” said Heller.” We’re seeing that we do a good job of holding the zone and not expanding. Taking what they can get even if it is a walk, as well as being ready to do some damage if they get it over the big part of the plate. It was good to see.”

Iowa stole seven bases and hit .324 en route to the victory.

Iowa continues its home stand hosting Rutgers for a three-game series starting Friday at 6:05 p.m. (CT).

The Griswold Tigers girls golf team lost to Sidney last Thursday. They finished no team score on the day due to not having enough team members to get a complete score from that meet, which has been the story of the season so far. Junior Joanna Reynolds and senior Linsey Keiser (kyzer) both tied for first place but Reynolds won it on the tiebreaker. The two Tigers are  trying their best to participate in as many golf events as possible the rest of the season despite being shorthanded team.

The Tigers currently tied for third place in the Corner Conference with Essex as both teams have no individual and no overall wins this year.

Head Coach Chad Rodgers said the team has had four meets but the girls have made progress on the early part of the year.

Coach Rodgers says the team is focused and preparing for the Corner Conference meet, which is three weeks from now.

Coach Rodgers commented on what Reynolds and Keiser have meant to Tigers program this season.

Coach Rodgers says he is pleased with everything the girls have done this year, he hopes they will have some nice weather at the upcoming events to help improve their scores.

The Tigers next golf meet will (today) Thursday April 18th as they will take on Fremont-Mills in a Corner Conference regular season golf meet at the Fremont Golf Course. That meet will get underway at 4:00 p.m