Here’s a look at all of the other area spring sports results outside of our featured pieces.

BOYS SOCCER

Riverside 1, Logan-Magnolia 0
St. Albert 4, Treynor 3
Sioux City North 1, CB Abraham Lincoln 0

GIRLS SOCCER

CB Abraham Lincoln 2, Sioux City North 0
Glenwood 10, Denison-Schleswig 0
Kuemper Catholic 6, Carroll 0
Treynor 10, Nodaway Valley/WCV 0

BOYS GOLF

Audubon 180, Griswold 227. Medalist: Jay Remsburg, Audubon, 41
Wayne 184, Mount Ayr 223
West Monona 187, Missouri Valley 188. Medalist: Ryan Russman, Missouri Valley 44

GIRLS GOLF

Denison-Schleswig 218, Boyer Valley 219, IKM-Manning 243. Medalist: Kiley Powers, 46.
Griswold 222, Audubon NTS. Medalist: Jenna Reynolds, Griswold, 52.
Missouri Valley 247, West Monona 254. Medalist: Henley Arbaugh, Missouri Valley, 55.
Mount Ayr 204, Wayne 241.
Westwood 221, Woodbine 254
Winterset 199, Creston 211, Clarke 222. Medalist: Jaya West, Winterset, 45.

BOYS TENNIS

Ballard 9, Clarke 0
Red Oak 5, Audubon 1
Southwest Valley 8, Clarinda 1

GIRLS TENNIS

Clarinda 7, Southwest Valley 2
Clarke 5, Ballard 4
Lewis Central 8, Harlan 1
Red Oak 9, Audubon 0
St. Albert 5, Shenandoah 4

Class A Team Results

Hope Ogg won the 100M Hurdles for Griswold and Paige Luft won the DIscus for the Tigers.

Full results HERE.

Class AA Team Results

Holly Hoepner won the 100M Hurdles and 400M Hurdles and Chloe Falkena grabbed the 1500M and 3000M for AHSTW. Riverside won the Distance Medley, 4x100M Relay, and got individual wins from Lydia Erickson in the 400M and Veronica Andrusyshn in the 100M.

Full results HERE.

Team Scores

Riverside picked up wins from Brogan Allensworth in the High Jump and the 4x800M Relay team. Aiden Bell grabbed 2nd in the 1600M Run. Tri-Center  grabbed a win in the 800M by Brett McGee, Eli Marsh in the Long Jump, and the Trojans Sprint Medley team was victorious.

Full results HERE.

Atlantic Girls Tennis vs Glenwood, Tuesday, April 13, 2021, 4:30pm
Glenwood 5, Atlantic 4
1. Tessa Grooms 12 (A) def Rylie Morgenstern 11 (G) 8-6
2. Nellie Grooms 12 (A) def Ashley Goy 12 (G) 8-5
3. Genevieve Martinez 12(A) def Madeline Becker 12 (G) 8-6
4. Maya Silvius 12 (G) def Olivia Engler 12 (A) 8-5
5. Coryl Matheny 11 (G) def Addi Schmitt 11 (A) 8-0
6. Riley Wiese 11 (G) def Aspen Niklasen 11 (A) 8-5
Doubles
1. Grooms/Grooms (A) def Morgenstern/Goy (G) 8-6
2. Becker/Silvius (G) def Martinez/Engler (A) 8-6
3. Matheny/Wiese (G) def Schmitt/Niklasen (A) 8-2

Atlantic Boys Tennis at Glenwood, Tuesday, April 13, 2021, 4:30pm
Atlantic 6, Glenwood 3
1. Grant Sturm 12 (A) def Teagan Matheny 12 (G) 10-6
2. Ethan Sturm 11 (A) def Logen Clark 12 (G) 10-1
3. Bodie Johnson 12 (A) def Tyler Harger 10 (G) 10-7
4. Dayton Templeton 11 (A) def Josh Nieman 11 (G) 10-5
5. Trice Buchanan 10 (G) def Hunter Weppler 11 (A) 10-7
6. Bryant Keller 9 (G) def Bryan York 11 (A) 10-7
Doubles
1. GStrum/ESturm (A) def Matheny/Clark (G) 10-4
2. Johnson/Templeton (A) def Harger/Nieman 10-1
3. Buchanan/Keller (G) def Weppler/York (A) 11-10 (3)

The Atlantic girls golf team fell at Glenwood Tuesday night 218-221. Atlantic’s Roni Hook was medalist with a 44 and Haley Woods of Glenwood was runner-up with a 51.

Other Atlantic Scores: Belle Berg 58. Abby Smith 59. Lexi Noelck 60. Abby Muller 63. Reagan Leonard 69.

Atlantic Head Coach Kathy Hobson: Highlight was 4 pars from Roni. Penalty strokes were costly. We’ve got to know the rules better or not hesitate to use our rule books. We were pretty good off the box tonight but couldn’t finish.

Team Scores

Treynor’s Noah James won three golds by taking the 110M Hurdles, 400M Hurdles, and High Jump. Harlan won the 4x200M Relay and got wins from Will Neuharth in the 200M and Aidan Hall in the 100M. Atlantic picked up a win from Craig Alan Becker in the 800M and took 2nd in the 4x800M Relay.

Full results: Cyclone Relays 2021 Results

Team Scores

1. Maryville, MO 338
2. Atlantic 341
3. Red Oak 341
4. Clarinda 348
5. Glenwood 356
6. Denison-Schleswig 383
7. Shenandoah 399

Medalist: Cooper Langfelt, Fremont-Mills, 76
Runner-Up: Kyle Beam, Sidney, 78

Atlantic Individuals

Braden Smith 85 11th place
Drey Newell 81 6th place
Garrett McLaren 85 12th place
Lane Nelson 90
Cruz Weaver 105
Roth Den Beste 92

Atlantic Head Coach Ed DenBeste: “This was our first 18 hole tournament of the year. It was good to be back on the course. However, we weren’t as sharp as we need to be. I saw several 3 putts by many of our boys. That is something we will need to clean up. Drey played better today then the last meet which was good. Braden started well and was one over going into the 7th hole but finished the front at 41. The struggles continued onto the back. Garret played a solid round but wants to shoot better. Lane had some struggles at times but also had some really good holes. Roth had a solid back. Had some three putts and if those go, he is in the 80s. Cruz struggled as well. I know he will work and get better though. A team score of 341 is high. We should be able to shoot in the 320s. That should be our goal going into Fox Run.”

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa three-time national champion Spencer Lee has been named winner of the Mike Howard Most Valuable Wrestler Award. The Iowa wrestling coaching staff announced the 2021 award winners Tuesday.

Lee won the 125-pound NCAA Championship and the 125-pound Big Ten Championship in 2021. He won both the Dan Hodge Trophy and was named Big Ten Wrestler of the Year for the second straight season. He was 12-0 in 2021 with 11 bonus-point victories, outscoring his 12 opponents 141-15.

Lee was also named winner of the Mike J. McGivern Most Courageous Award. He was 5-0 at the NCAA Championships, outscoring his opponents 59-8 while winning his third national title. He announced after the tournament that he was wrestling without an ACL in either knee.

Lee was one of seven Hawkeyes to earn an All-America Award. The NCAA champion Hawkeyes had more All-Americans than any other school at the national tournament. Iowa has crowned at least one All-American in 50 consecutive NCAA Championships.

Jaydin Eierman earned his fourth career All-America honor, his first as a Hawkeye. He was also winner of the Hawkeyes’ Most Pins Award. Eierman had a team-high six falls in 2021. One more than Lee and Tony Cassioppi.

Nelson Brands was named Most Improved Wrestler. Brands wrestled at 184 pounds in each of Iowa’s five duals and in both postseason tournaments. He was 8-6 overall with seven wins against ranked opponents. He placed fourth at the Big Ten Championships to earn his first berth at the NCAA Championships.

Carter Happel and Myles Wilson were named recipients of the Coaches’ Appreciation Award. Cullan Schriever was named recipient of the John and Dorothy Sill Most Dedicated Award.

The J. Donald Pike, Sr., Award, presented to the senior wrestler with the highest grade point average, was awarded to both Connor Corbin and Justin Stickley. Corbin graduates in May with a Bachelor of Science in biology (genetics and biotechnology). Stickley graduates in May with a Bachelor of Business Administration (entrepreneurial management).

2021 AWARD WINNERS

• Mike Howard Most Valuable: Spencer Lee
• Mike J. McGivern Most Courageous: Spencer Lee
• John and Dorothy Sill Most Dedicated: Cullan Schriever
• J. Donald Pike, Sr., High Senior GPA: Connor Corbin and Justin Stickley
• Coaches’ Appreciation: Carter Happel and Myles Wilson
• Most Improved: Nelson Brands
• Most Pins: Jaydin Eierman (6)
• All-Americans: Spencer Lee, Austin DeSanto, Jaydin Eierman, Kaleb Young, Michael Kemerer, Jacob Warner, Tony Cassioppi

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa junior setter/right-side hitter Courtney Buzzerio has been named an honorable mention All-North Region team selection by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Tuesday morning.  

Buzzerio, who was named first-team All-Big Ten last week, is only the fifth Hawkeye to earn All-Region honors in school history and first since Sara Meyermann in 2001. 

The Chino Hills, California, native, led Iowa in kills (184) and aces (20), ranked second in assists (323), and third in digs (127) and total blocks (46). She posted a team-high eight double-doubles, including a string of four straight. Buzzerio recorded her third career triple-double (13 kills, 21 assists, 11 digs) against Indiana on Feb. 5., becoming the only individual in the Big Ten to record a triple-double and only one of 22 in the nation to do so this season.

Buzzerio, who played in every rotation, finished the season averaging 9.2 kills, 16.1 assists, and 6.3 digs in 20 matches. 

AMES, Iowa – Three members of the Iowa State volleyball team were recipients of 2020-21 American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-Region awards announced on Tuesday. For the second-straight season, right side Eleanor Holthaus was named to the First Team, while Izzy Enna and Candelaria Herrera picked up honorable mention distinction.

Holthaus is the ninth player in ISU history to pick up two All-Region First Team honors in a career. Herrera picked up her second career All-Region nod, as she was a First Team selection in 2019. This is the first AVCA All-Region recognition of Enna’s career.

Holthaus was the Cyclones’ outstanding performer throughout the season, leading the ISU attack with 251 kills at 3.22 per set, which she got at .261 hitting. She was in double figures 15 times, including matching her career-high off 22 twice at TCU on Nov. 21 and vs. Wayne State on March 26. She hit over .300 in a match nine times during the season. In the back row, she recorded 157 digs at 2.01 per set. Holthaus notched eight double-doubles on the season.

Enna was the leader for the ISU back row on the season, as she led the Big 12 with her 341 digs at 4.37 per set. The Kansas City native recorded at least 10 digs each time she started at libero for the Cyclones and recorded eight matches with at least 20 digs on the season. Against Kansas on Nov. 13, she posted a career-best 27 digs.

Despite missing the spring potion of the season while back in Argentina training with the National Team, Herrera put up big numbers in her 14 matches with the Cyclones. She was fourth on the team with her 2.36 kills per set, which she got at a team-best .271 hitting percentage. Herrera had six matches in double figures, including a career-best 20 kills vs. Kansas on Nov. 13. The Argentine was also ISU’s leader at the net, finishing with 1.11 blocks per set on the season, a figure that was good for sixth in the conference on the season.

Herrera spent the spring in Argentina training with the Argentina Women’s Volleyball National Team in an effort to make the team for the 2020 Olympic Games this summer in Tokyo, Japan. Herrera will take advantage of the waiver year offered by the NCAA and will return to the Cyclones in Fall 2021