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GIRLS SOCCER
Atlantic 1, Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley 0. (Jada Jensen scored the lone goal with Aubrey Guyer on the assist. Edria Brummer had 10 saves.)
Creston 2, Chariton 1
Glenwood 3, Sioux City East 2
Missouri Valley 6, Logan-Magnolia 0
St. Albert 4, Harlan 1
BOYS SOCCER
St. Albert 5, Atlantic 1
Denison-Schleswig 4, Kuemper Catholic 1
Lewis Central 8, Creston 0
Missouri Valley 4, Logan-Magnolia 0
Riverside 2, Underwood 0
GIRLS TENNIS
Glenwood 5, Clarinda 4
BOYS TENNIS
St. Albert 5, Glenwood 4
GIRLS GOLF
Creston 205, Red Oak 257. Medalist: Rylie Driskell, Creston (40)
Denison-Schleswig 213, Lewis Central 240, Kuemper Catholic 242. Medalist: Kenna Soppe, Kuemper and Tess Petersen, Denison-Schleswig (50).
Glenwood 211, Clarinda 242. Medalist: Morgan Stanislav, Glenwood (48).
IKM-Manning 231, Missouri Valley NTS. Medalist: Kylie Powers, IKM-Manning (48).
Lenox 217, Southwest Valley NTS, Fremont-Mills NTS. Medalist: Chelsey Hoakison, Lenox (50)
Logan-Magnolia 218, AHSTW 260. Medalist: Ally Meyers, AHSTW (48)
St. Albert 215, CB Abraham Lincoln 270. Medalist: Lainey Sheffield and Alexis Narmi, St. Albert (51).
Tri-Center 217, Riverside 237. Medalist: Adi Brink, Riverside (44).
BOYS GOLF
AHSTW 199, Logan-Magnolia NTS.
Boyer Valley 176, Woodbine 217. Medalist: Adam Puck, Boyer Valley (41).
Creston 183, Red Oak 208. Medalist: Colby Burg, Creston (38).
IKM-Manning 165, Missouri Valley 193. Medalist: Kyler Rasmussen, IKM-Manning (38).
Fremont-Mills 170, Southwest Valley 208, Lenox 213. Medalist: Cooper Langfelt, F-M (39).
Kuemper Catholic 334, Carroll 340. Medalist: Drew Munson, Carroll (78).
Tri-Center 178, Riverside 201. Medalist: Ethan Riecks, Riverside and Grant Way, Tri-Center (41).
Girls Team Scores
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Wayne
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165.50
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2
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Mount Ayr
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140.50
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3
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Nodaway Valley
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105.00
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4
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Central Decatur
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82.00
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5
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Lenox
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69.00
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6
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Martensdale-St. Marys
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64.00
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7
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Southwest Valley
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33.00
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8
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East Union
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31.00
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8
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Bedford
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31.00
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10
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Southeast Warren
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9.00
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Nodaway Valley grabbed wins from Maddax DeVault in the 100M Hurdles, 4x100M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay. Lenox’s McKinna Hogan won the 800M and 1500M. The Tigers also got wins from Cadence Douglas in the High Jump, 4x800M Relay, and Distance Medley.
Boys Team Scores
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1
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Central Decatur
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150.00
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2
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Mount Ayr
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147.00
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3
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Lenox
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88.00
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4
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East Union
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75.00
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5
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Martensdale-St. Marys
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65.00
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6
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Bedford
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59.00
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7
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Nodaway Valley
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52.00
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8
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Southwest Valley
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45.00
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9
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Southeast Warren
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34.00
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10
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Wayne
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6.00
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Lenox got a win from Johnathan Weaver in the 110M Hurdles. Southwest Valley’s Marshall Knapp won the High Jump and Dillon Inman won the Discus for the Timberwolves.
Full results HERE.
Woodbine hosted the 2021 Rolling Valley Conference Co-Ed Track Meet on Monday. Woodbine came away with both the girls and boys team titles.
Girls Team Scores
CAM’s Molly Venteicher broke the meet record in the Shot Put with a toss of 39’2″. Jade Jackson won the 100M Hurdles for the Cougars in a meet record time of 16.85. The Cougars also won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay. Exira-EHK won the 4x400M Relay.
Boys Team Scores
Layne Pryor led the charge for the Tigers team title with record setting wins in the Shot Put and Discus. CAM got wins from Connor McKee in the 110M Hurdles and 400M Hurdles, Lane Spieker in the Long Jump, the 4x800M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay. Exira-EHK’s Tyler Kingery won the High Jump. Glidden-Ralston’s Brigham Daniel won the 100M, 200M, and 400M.
Trojan Relays hosted at Griswold
05/03/2021
Girls Team Scores
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Harlan
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148.50
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2
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Glenwood
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134.00
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3
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Atlantic
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124.00
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4
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Lewis Central
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88.00
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5
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CB Abraham Lincoln
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57.00
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6
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Shenandoah
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53.50
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7
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Creston
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47.00 | |
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8
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Clarinda | 44.00 | |
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9
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St. Albert
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31.00
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10
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CB Thomas Jefferson
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10.00
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Harlan got wins from Justine Buman in the 100M Hurdles, Kaia Bieker in the 1500M, the 4x200M Relay, 4x400M Relay, 4x800M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay. Atlantic got wins from Haley Rasmussen in the 200M and 400M. The Trojans went 2nd in the 4x400M Relay and 4x800M Relay.
Boys Team Scores
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Glenwood
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135.50
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2
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Atlantic
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124.00
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3
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Lewis Central
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111.50
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4
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Clarinda
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101.50
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5
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St Albert
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69.00
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6
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CB Abraham Lincoln |
56.50
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7
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Red Oak
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56.00
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8
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Shenandoah
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46.00
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9
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Harlan Community
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35.00
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Glenwood won the 4x100M Relay, 4x200M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay. Atlantic got double wins from Craig Alan Becker (800M and 1600M) and Colin Mullenix (110M Hurdles and 400M Hurdles. Zane Berg took the 3200M and the Trojans won the Distance Medley.
(Photo: L-R)- Grace Goodrich, Reese Harlan, Madison McLaren, Madilyn Waters, Henley Coffman, Brylee Lamp, Arianna Knuth, Reese Ball, and Tessa O’Brien.
Coaches (not pictured): Emilee Harlan and Amanda Knuth.
The Atlantic 4th grade AAU Volleyball Team won the team title at the 2021 AAU State Volleyball Championships in Lake City. The Trojans came out on top of a 17 team field. Reese Harlan and Madilyn Waters were named to the All-Tournament Team.
Atlantic native, and former Northwest Missouri State Bearcat, Ryan Hawkins announced via social media on Monday that he is headed to Creighton University to finish his college basketball career. Hawkins decided last week to enter the transfer portal and use his extra year of eligibility at the Division 1 level.
Excited for this new opportunity! @BluejayMBB #GoJays pic.twitter.com/iZrDwPPDtO
— Ryan Hawkins (@RyanHawkins8) May 3, 2021
Ryan told KJAN Sports that he had Creighton in mind when he hit the transfer portal and likes the tradition they’ve developed.
He said the recruitment process was pretty difficult right now because he couldn’t officially visit any campus’ due to COVID restrictions.
The fit should be a good one on the basketball floor for Hawkins because he said the system isn’t totally different from Northwest.
The Bluejays are coming off a 22-9 campaign this past season with an appearance in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. There will be a lot of holes to fill though, with all five starters either transferring or declaring for the NBA Draft. That will give Hawkins a chance to lead right away.
Hawkins just finished a national championship season with Northwest and he leaves as the Bearcats all-time leading rebounder and second on their career scoring list.
GIRLS SOCCER
Denison-Schleswig Tournament
Division 1
East Sac County 1, Denison-Schleswig 0
Carroll 2, Riverside 1
Consolation: Denison-Schleswig 9, Riverside 3
Championship: East Sac County 1, Carroll 0
Division 2
Treynor 2, Gilbert 1
Sioux City North def. Underwood
Consolation: Gilbert 10, Underwood 0
Championship: Treynor 5, Sioux City North 0
Nodaway Valley Tournament
Nodaway Valley/WCV 4, Greene County 0
Panorama 8, Creston 0
Consolation: Creston 2, Greene County 1
Championship: Panorama 3, Nodaway Valley/WCV 0
Urbandale Tournament
Waverly-Shell Rock 6, CB Thomas Jefferson 0
BOYS SOCCER
Boone Tounrnament
Kuemper Catholic 2, Collins-Maxwell 1 (PKs)
Kuemper Catholic 2, Webster City 0
Iowa City Regina Tournament
Davenport Assumption 3, St. Albert 1
St. Albert 3, Beckman Catholic 1
Treynor Tournament
Treynor 10, Missouri Valley 1
Treynor 4, Riverside 0
Tri-Center 2, Logan-Magnolia 1
Missouri Vally 3, East Sac County 1
Riverside 7, Logan-Magnolia 1
Underwood 3, East Sac County 0
Underwood def. Tri-Center
Championship: Treynor 5, Underwood 1
West Central Valley Tournament
Kuemper Catholic 1, Van Meter 0
Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley 3, Panorama 0
Championship: Kuemper Catholic 1, Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley 0 (PKs)
GIRLS GOLF
See other story for Atlantic at Kuemper Tournament
BOYS GOLF
See other story for Missouri Valley Tournament
Coon Rapids-Bayard Tournament
Storm Lake Tournament
Medalist: Hogan Henrich, Newell-Fonda (78)
Runner-Up: Jagaar Halverson, Spencer (81)
GIRLS TENNIS
Norwalk 9, Creston 2
Norwalk 10, Shenandoah 1
Shenandoah 6, Creston 3
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Former University of Iowa All-American Chuck Darling has passed away at the age of 91 in Colorado.
Darling was a two-sport star for the Hawkeyes, earning three letters in basketball (1950-52) and two in track (1950-51). Born in Denison, Iowa, Darling is one of three players in program annals to be a consensus first-team All-American, earning the distinction as a senior in 1952. A two-time all-conference selection, Darling led the Hawkeyes to second (1952) and third place (1951) Big Ten finishes as an upperclassman.
In addition to rewriting the record books on the court, Darling excelled in the classroom. He served as Liberal Arts Senior Class President and was a Phi Beta Kappa member (national honorary scholarship society).
Darling led the Hawkeyes in scoring in back-to-back seasons in 1951 (16.3 ppg) and 1952 (25.5 ppg), including leading the Big Ten in points per game as a senior. Darling led the team to 19 wins his senior season, the most single season victories by an Iowa team at that time. His 25.5 points per game average is the third highest scoring average in program history behind John Johnson (27.9 ppg in 1970) and Fred Brown (27.6 ppg in 1971).
Darling posted two of the top three single game rebounding performances in program history. In his final game as a Hawkeye versus Wisconsin on March 3, 1952, he pulled down a school-record 30 rebounds, a total that also ties for second most in Big Ten history. Darling averaged a staggering 17.6 rebounds in 22 games as a junior, a season average that is tops in school history.
“Our deepest condolences go out to the Darling family,” said Iowa head coach Fran McCaffery. “Chuck was a trailblazer for University of Iowa student-athletes. He performed at the highest level on the basketball court and achieved excellence academically. Chuck was one of country’s best players in the 1950’s, earning All-America honors and becoming an Olympic gold medalist. He will be missed by everyone in the Hawkeye family.”
He is also tied for second in school history with 25 boards against Purdue on Jan. 6, 1951. Darling ranks in the top five for single-game field goal attempts (32 versus Indiana on Jan. 21, 1952) and free throws made (16 versus Minnesota on Jan. 19, 1952).
In addition to earning All-America accolades in 1952, Darling was awarded the Chicago Tribune Silver Trophy presented to the top men’s basketball player in the Big Ten Conference, was recognized as the Big Ten Medal of Honor winner, as well as being recognized as the team’s Most Valuable Player.
Darling, a UI Varsity Club Hall of Fame inductee, ranks eighth in program history in career scoring average at 17.4 points per game (1,094 points in 63 games).
Following graduation, Darling was drafted by the Rochester Royals with the eighth overall pick of the 1952 NBA Draft. He also earned a Gold Medal at the 1956 Summer Olympics in Melbourne, Australia, playing on the same team as Hall of Famers Bill Russell and K.C. Jones, and Iowa All-American Carl Cain, to name a few.
A Memorial Celebration of Life Service is pending.
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