Hawkeye Ten Conference

• Atlantic 17, Clarinda 0
• Atlantic 14, Clarinda 0
• Creston 6, Harlan 3
• Harlan 4, Creston 3
• Lewis Central 2, Red Oak 1
• Lewis Central 21, Red Oak 5
• Denison-Schleswig 8, Glenwood 4
• Denison-Schleswig 4, Glenwood 3 (8 inn)

Western Iowa Conference

• Riverside 22, IKM-Manning 7
• Underwood 10, AHSTW 0
• Logan-Magnolia 10, Missouri Valley 0
• Treynor at Tri-Center PPD

Rolling Valley Conference

• Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 13, Glidden-Ralston 2
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 3, CAM 2
• Woodbine 17, West Harrison 1
• Ar-We-Va at Boyer Valley PPD to 6/8

Corner Conference

• Griswold 6, Stanton 1
• Sidney 12, East Mills 0

Pride of Iowa Conference

• Nodaway Valley 15, Southwest Valley 5
• Mount Ayr 11, Lenox 1

Missouri River Conference

• LeMars 11, Thomas Jefferson 0
• LeMars 12, Thomas Jefferson 0
• Abraham Lincoln 7, Sioux City East 6
• Sioux City East 12, Abraham Lincoln 0

Bluegrass Conference

• Seymour 13, Orient-Macksburg 8

Non-Conference

• Audubon 22, Bedford 8
• Carroll 5, Kuemper Catholic 2

The Girls Regional Soccer Tournament semi-finals were held Tuesday.

Class 1-A, Region 1

• Tri-Center 6, Western Christian 0
• Bishop Heelan Catholic 3, Unity Christian 0

In Class 1-A, Region 2

• Treynor10, Missouri Valley 0
• St. Albert 6,  East Sac County 1

In Class 1-A, Region 3

• Gilbert 9, Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley 0
• Van Meter 10, Centerville 0

Regional finals Friday:

Class 1-A, Region 1:  5:00 pm  – Bishop Heelan Catholic (9-7) @ Tri-Center (17-2)

Class 1-A, Region 2:  6:00 pm – St. Albert (9-9) @ Treynor (16-1)

Class 1-A, Region 3:  6:00 pm –  Van Meter @ Gilbert

The first round of the Girls State Golf Tournament was completed on Tuesday at four different locations.

Class 1-A at Ames Golf & Country Club:  Boyer Valley is in fourth place after the first round with a 393 team score.  Boyer Valley was led by Katelyn Nielsen with a 92 and Alexia Miller with a 94.  Bishop Garrigan at 342 leads the pack.  Among the local individuals looking for medals are Jenna Reynolds of Griswold who shot a first round total of 92 (+21), Reese Snyder of CAM who carded a 101 (+30), Avery Dowling of Sidney who shot 99 (+28) and Kylie Powers of IKM-Manning with a 90 (+19).  Madeline Streicher of Edgewood-Colesburg and Greenlee Smock of Lynnville-Sully lead the way at 77.

Class 1-A Individual Results

Class 1-A Team Results

Class 2-A is at the American Legion Golf Course in Marshalltown. Van Meter leads after day one with a 349.  Treynor is ninth with a 416. The Cardinals are led by Brooklynn Currin with an 87 and Maddie Lewis at 90.  Abby Cobb of Panorama shot 87 (+16).  Four players are tied at the top with first round totals of 78.

Class 2-A Individual Results

Class 2-A Team Results

Class 3-A is at River Valley Golf Course in Adel with Creston in tenth place with a 413.  The Panthers are led by Ryllie Driskell’s 85.  Washington leads the team race at 340.  Grace Pettitt of Carroll shot 94 (+22).  Eden Lohrbach of Gilbert leads with a 76.

Class 3-A Individual Results

Class 3-A Team Results

The Class 4-A meet is at Otter Creek in Ankeny.  West Des Moines Valley leads the way at 304.  Valley’s Paige Hoffman leads the field after a first round 67 (-4).

Class 4-A Individual Results

Class 4-A Team Results

Wednesday’s final round will begin with the first tee times at 8:30 am.

Class 1-A First Round:

• 12:00 pm – #1 Burlington Notre Dame (20-1) vs. #8 Columbus Catholic (12-8)
• 12:10 pm – #4 Regina Catholic (11-7) vs. #5 Greene County (14-6)
• 12:20 pm – #3 West Liberty (15-3) vs. #6 St. Albert (14-6)
• 12:30 pm – #2 Western Christian (14-1) vs. #7 North Fayette Valley (14-4)

Class 2-A First Round:

• 2:30 pm – #1 Xavier (12-5) vs. #8 Marion (12-6)
• 2:40 pm – #4 Pella (15-4 vs. #5 ADM (14-4)
• 2:50 pm – #3 Bondurant-Farrar (16-3) vs. #6 Sergeant Bluff-Luton (16-3)
• 3:00 pm – #2 Dallas Center-Grimes (16-3) vs. #7 Waverly-Shell Rock (13-6)

Class 3-A First Round:

• 5:00 pm – #1 Iowa City West (18-1) vs. #8 Sioux City West (15-2)
• 5:10 pm – #4 WDM Valley (16-4) vs. #5 Ankeny Centennial (14-4)
• 5:20 pm – #3 CR Prairie (15-2) vs. #6 Pleasant Valley (17-3)
• 5:30 pm – #2 Johnston (15-3) vs. #7 Cedar Falls (19-3)

With Jim Field.

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The Girls Regional Soccer Tournament moves to the semi-final round today.

In Class 1-A, Region 1, Tri-Center (16-2) hosts Western Christian (10-6) at 5:00 pm and Unity Christian (14-3) is at Bishop Heelan Catholic (8-7) at 5:00 pm.

In Class 1-A, Region 2, Missouri Valley (5-8) is at Treynor (15-1) and St. Albert (8-9) visits East Sac County (13-3).  Both matches begin at 6:00 pm.

In Class 1-A, Region 3, Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley (7-10) will play at Gilbert (10-7) at 6:00 pm and Centerville (9-7) plays at Van Meter (12-5) at 5:00 pm.

Winners move to the regional finals on Friday.

Girls state golf begins today at four different locations.

Class 1-A is being played at Ames Golf & Country Club.  Boyer Valley will be in the team competition.  Among the local individuals looking for medals are Jenna Reynolds of Griswold, Reese Snyder of CAM, Avery Dowling of Sidney and Kylie Powers of IKM-Manning.

Class 2-A is at the American Legion Golf Course in Marshalltown.  Treynor is in the team competition and Abby Cobb of Panorama is in the medal hunt.

Class 3-A  is at River Valley Golf Course in Adel with Creston in team play and Grace Pettitt of Carroll among the individuals.

The Class 4-A meet is at Otter Creek in Ankeny.  No local teams or individuals have qualified.

Today’s first round begins at all locations with a 9:00 am shot gun start.  Wednesday’s final round will begin with the first tee times at 8:30 am.

With Chris Parks.

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(Radio Iowa) – The passport program that offers prizes when you visit state parks is back this year. Iowa Tourism Office spokesperson, Jessica O’Riley, says they launched the program last year to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the state parks. “It was such a phenomenal success that we thought we need to bring it back this year,” O’Riley says. “We had nearly 30-thousand check-ins at parks across the state with last year’s version. So now we have relaunched it with new prizes to entice people to get outdoors and explore again this year.”

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is partnering with the Tourism Office on the program.  “If you check into ten of the 62 participating state parks — the first one-thousand people to do that — win a state park passport t-shirt. A highly coveted t-shirt I am sure,” O’Riley says. The prizes ramp up as your visits increase. She says if you check into 30 parks you can win one of four activity trackers and then your check-ins each month qualify you to win a larger prize, such as a paddleboard and watersport accessory in June.

You can find out more about the passport by visiting traveliowa.com/passport or by texting PARKS to 515-531-5995.