Denison Boys Golf Tournament
04/25/2021 @ Majestic Hills GC

Team Scores

1. Spencer 335
2. Carroll 338
3. Treynor 346
4. Atlantic 356
5. Lewis Central 359
6. St Albert 367
7. Glenwood 376
8. Storm Lake 389
9. Denison Schlewig 391
10. Harlan 407
11. Red Oak 452

Atlantic Scores

Braden Smith 89
Drey Newel 84 10th Place
Garrett McLaren 95
Lane Nelson 88
Cruz Weaver 103
Roth Den Beste 102

w/ Chris Parks

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Girls Team Scores

1. Woodbine 168
2. West Monona 123
3. CAM 109
4. Westwood 96
5. West Harrison 32
6. Missouri Valley 27
7. Exira-EHK 17
8. Whiting 5

CAM grabbed wins from Mallory Behnken in the Discus, Molly Venteicher in the Shot Put, Jade Jackson in the High Jump, and Emma Follmann in the 100M.

Boys Team Scores

1. Woodbine 187
2. CAM 120
3. West Harrison 87
4. West Monona 61
5. Missouri Valley 58
6. Westwood 45
7. Exira-EHK 17
8. Sidney 11

CAM picked up wins in the Shuttle Hurdle Relay, Lane Spieker in the 100M and Long Jump, and Sam Foreman in the 400M Hurdles.

Full results: 2021 Gregg Beam Co-Ed Invite

Team Scores

Underwood got wins from Aliyah Humphrey in the 400M. Alizabeth Jacobsen in the High Jump, Jordyn Reimer in the Long Jump, Zoe Rus in the Shot Put, 4x100M, 4x200M, 4x400M, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay. Audubon grabbed wins with Hannah Thygesen in the 800M, Elizabeth Zaiger in the Discus, and the 4x800M Relay. AHSTW’s Holly Hoepner won the 100M Hurdles and 400M Hurdles.
Riverside got wins from Veronica Andrusyshyn in the 100M, Lydia Erickson in the 200M, and the Sprint Medley. Peyton Pogge of Tri-Center won the 1500M and 3000M.

Full results HERE.

GIRLS GOLF

Boyer Valley 203, Tri-Center 218. Medalist: Maci Miller, Boyer Valley (45)
Creston 191, Clarke 231. Medalist: Rylie Driskell, Creston (36).
IKM-Manning 214 AHSTW 231. Medalist: Kylie Powers, IKM-Manning (41)
Logan-Magnolia 232, Woodbine 270. Medalist: Shannon Hopkins, Woodbine (48)
Treynor 196, Riverside 231. Medalist: Brooklynn Currin, Treynor (45)

BOYS GOLF

Glenwood 175, Red Oak 231. Medalist: Braden Sneed, Glenwood (41)
Clarke 177, Creston 179.
IKM-Manning 166, AHSTW 200. Medalist: Tyler Brandt, IKM-Manning (37)
Logan-Magnolia 196, Woodbine 198. Medalist: Joe Hedger, Logan-Magnolia (46)
Treynor 165, Riverside 195. Medalist: Ethan Konz, Treynor (40)
Tri-Center 168, Boyer Valley 171. Medalist: Grant Way, Tri-Center (38)

GIRLS TENNIS

Bishop Heelan Catholic 6, CB Thomas Jefferson 3
CB Thomas Jefferson 6, Sioux City East 3
Lewis Central 7, Denison-Schleswig 2
St. Albert 6, Harlan 3

BOYS TENNIS

St. Albert 7, Harlan 2

GIRLS SOCCER

Lewis Central 7, CB Thomas Jefferson 1
Treynor 3, Atlantic 0

BOYS SOCCER

CB Abraham Lincoln 2, St. Albert 1
Harlan 5, Tri-Center 3
Perry 5, Kuemper Catholic 2
Riverside 2, Creston 1

With Jim Field.

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(Radio Iowa) – A bill that has cleared the Iowa Senate would set up a new January hunting season for deer — but only in counties where all the state licenses for harvesting antlerless deer were not sold. Senator Ken Rozenboom says the bill would let deer hunters use long-barrelled rifles during that period.

“The purpose of this season is not to hunt for sport, but rather to manage the size of the herd,” Rozenboom says, “which is why more efficient and effective firearms are being authorized.” Rozenboom’s bill also calls on the Iowa Insurance Division, the Iowa D-O-T, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources and Iowa State University to complete a study of the state’s deer herd by the fall of 2023.

“To get a thorough look at the overall deer population and it’s impact on crops, on trees (and) property loss, medical costs and fatalities due vehicle accidents with deer,” Rosenboom says. Rozenboom, who is from Oskaloosa, says this won’t be the last bill he sponsors on the subject. “I have become convinced that the deer population in parts of the state, including in my senate district, that those populations are sometimes out of control,” Rozenboom said, “or out of balance anyway.”

The bill also significantly cuts the civil fine for hunters caught illegally shooting an antlerless deer. The Iowa Farm Bureau supports the legislation, arguing deer are damaging and eating crops. Groups including Pheasants Forever, the Iowa Bow Hunters Association, the Iowa Conservation Alliance and the State Police Officers Council oppose the bill.

Team Results

Liz Carbaugh of Red Oak won the Long Jump. The Tigers also won the 4x200M relay and Sprint Medley. Sara Morales of Shenandoah won the Discus and Shot Put. The Fillies won 4 total events to grab the team crown. Southwest Valley’s lone win was in the 4x400M Relay.

Girls Team Scores

AC/GC’s Jorja Hoover won the 800M and Rylee Sloss grabbed titles in the 1500M and 3000M. The Chargers also got wins from EmmaKay McClain in the 400M Hurdles, Chloe Largent in the High Jump, 4x800M Relay, and Distance Medley. CAM took the win in the Shuttle Hurdles. Paton-Churdan’s Danielle Hoyle won the Shot Put and the Discus.

Full results HERE.

Boys Team Scores

AC/GC got wins from Clayton Wardyn in the 110M Hurdles and High Jump, Trevin Suhr in the 1600M and 3200M, Cael Hoing in the Discus and Shot Put, Sprint Medley, and Distance Medley. CAM won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay and Lane Spieker was 2nd in the 100M, 200M, and Long Jump. Connor McKee went 2nd in the 110M Hurdles for the Cougars.

Full results HERE.

Team Scores

Full results HERE.