— All Classes — All Finals —

Girls Sprint Medley
1-A: Lenox – placed 3rd 1:52.89
1-A: Sidney – placed 7th 1:54.02
1-A: Fremont-Mills – placed 9th 1:54.16
1-A: Tri-Center – placed 16th 1:55.92
1-A: St. Albert – placed 17th 1:56.37
1-A: Bedford – placed 19th 1:56.66
1-A: Nodaway Valley – placed 20th 1:57.72
2-A: Panorama – placed 4th 1:51.97
2-A: Underwood – placed 17th 1:54.73
2-A: Shenandoah – placed 23rd 1:56.39
3-A: Harlan – placed 7th 1:49.89
4-A: Thomas Jefferson – placed 22nd 1:55.52

Girls 800
1-A: Rebekah Topham, Griswold – placed 2nd 2:18.08
1-A: Katie Dukes, Lenox – placed 3rd 2:18.47
1-A: Megan Maaske, Woodbine – placed 8th 2:22.13
1-A: Destiny Scar, Nodaway Valley – placed 16th 2:27.49
1-A: Alyssa Carley, St. Albert – placed 21st 2:30.75
2-A: Kate Walker, Red Oak – placed 5th 2:19.39
2-A: Hannah Dugdale, Missouri Valley – placed 7th 2:20.25
2-A: Shyanne Sporrer, IKM-Manning – placed 13th 2:23.06
3-A: Natalie Mostek, Creston – placed 5th 2:17.67
3-A: Maria Mostek, Creston – placed 17th 2:24.51

Boys 800
1-A: Jared Corder, Nodaway Valley – placed 3rd 2:01.19
1-A: Nick Schnitker, Tri-Center – placed 7th 2:03.28
1-A: Jim Lake, Logan-Magnolia – placed 8th 2:03.43
1-A: Josh Haning, Nishnabotna – placed 11th 2:04.74
1-A: Jacob Bolinger, Lenox – placed 23rd 2:08.15
2-A: Matt Deitchler, Treynor – placed 22nd 2:05.72
2-A: Brody Stogdill, Panorama – placed 23rd 2:06.47
3-A: Jay Wolfe, Creston – placed 1st 1:55.18
3-A: Bryce Briley, Creston – placed 8th 1:59.68
3-A: Andrew Mumm, Harlan – placed 10th 2:00.55
4-A: Eldon Warner, Thomas Jefferson – placed 5th 1:55.16

Girls Shuttle Hurdle
1-A: Logan-Magnolia – placed 2nd 1:08.33
1-A: Fremont-Mills – placed 4th 1:09.3
2-A: Panorama – placed 7th 1:09.72
3-A: Glenwood – placed 3rd 1:06.52

Boys Shuttle Hurdle
1-A: Audubon – placed 2nd 1:00.5
2-A: Panorama – placed 5th :58.87
3-A: Glenwood – placed 4th :58.41
3-A: Atlantic – placed 6th :59.88

Boys 100
1-A: Emmitt Wheatley, Adair-Casey – placed 2nd :11.52
1-A: Chad Blank, Nishnabotna – placed 7th :11.79
1-A: Derek Kirchhoff, Griswold – placed 8th :11.8
2-A: Sage Lloyd, Missouri Valley – placed 8th :11.57

Girls 100 Hurdles
1-A: Rachel Rummelhart, Guthrie Center – placed 5th :15.65
1-A: Andrea McClary, Fremont-Mills – placed 7th :16.35
2-A: Laura Hempel, Treynor – placed 5th :15.9

Boys 110 Hurdles
1-A: Parker Powers, Fremont-Mills – placed 4th :15.5
1-A: Mitchell Nelsen, Audubon – placed 5th :15.51
1-A: Clay Schmidt, Woodbine – placed 7th :15.86
2-A: Tony Klocke, Southwest Valley – placed 7th :15.53
3-A: Dane Kruse, Glenwood – placed 3rd :14.76
4-A: Avery Thomas, Abraham Lincoln – placed 7th :15.12

Girls 200
1-A: Kelsey Hurley, Fremont-Mills – placed 7th :26.84
1-A: Rachel Rummelhart, Guthrie Center – placed 8th :26.96
2-A: Jaedra Moses, Clarinda – placed 6th :26.35
3-A: Mikayla Evers, Harlan – placed 6th :25.75

Boys 200
1-A: Emmitt Wheatley, Adair-Casey – placed 2nd :22.43
1-A: Chad Blank, Nishnabotna – placed 7th :23.31
2-A: Sage Lloyd, Missouri Valley – placed 5th :22.41
3-A: Caleb Rasmussen, Harlan – placed 8th :23.15

Boys 1600
1-A: Jared Corder, Nodaway Valley – placed 7th 4:38.72
1-A: Max Ross, St. Albert – placed 10th 4:40.19
1-A: Cody McClintock, Essex – placed 16th 4:45.69
1-A: Josh Haning, Nishnabotna – placed 22nd 4:51.72
2-A: Logan LeRette, Red Oak – placed 17th 4:38.01
2-A: Trey Castle, Treynor – placed 24th 4:45.36
3-A: Jaxson Eden, Atlantic – placed 14th 4:43.93
3-A: Chandler Hagen, Carroll – placed 18th 4:48.64
4-A: Eldon Warner, Thomas Jefferson – placed 18th 4:34.82

Girls 1500
1-A: Rebekah Topham, Griswold – placed 1st 4:45.76
1-A: Megan Maaske, Woodbine – placed 3rd 4:59.7
1-A: Alyx Flippin, Griswold – placed 6th 5:06.66
1-A: Destiny Scar, Nodaway Valley – placed 15th 5:13.53
2-A: Kate Walker, Red Oak – placed 12th 5:01.6
2-A: Alexis Cook, Missouri Valley – placed 14th 5:01.86
2-A: Payton Sporrer, IKM-Manning – placed 18th 5:06.4
3-A: Tiffany Williams, Atlantic – placed 9th 4:56.7
3-A: Ellie Mendlik, Denison – placed 11th 5:00.43
3-A: Maria Mostek, Creston – placed 17th 5:07.37
4-A: Claire Jones, Abraham Lincoln – placed 20th 4:58.07

Girls 4 x 100
1-A: Guthrie Center – placed 8th :53.36
2-A: Clarinda – placed 1st :50.44

Boys 4 x 100
1-A: Audubon – placed 7th :45.51
2-A: Shenandoah – placed 6th :44.34
3-A: Glenwood – placed 7th :44.47

Girls 4 x 400
3-A: Creston – placed 7th 4:11.0

Boys 4 x 400
3-A: Glenwood – placed 3rd 3:23.14
3-A: Harlan – placed 6th 3:25.7

Class 1-A @ Crestwood Hills, Anita

1. Earlham  314 (state qualifier)
2. Griswold  317 (state qualifier)
3. Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto  320
4. Nodaway Valley 325
5. Coon Rapids-Bayard  326
6. Riverside 327
7. Guthrie Center 332

Individual State Qualifiers:

1. Chris Shroyer, Guthrie Center 73
2. Jackson Lamb, Nodaway Valley 74
3. Ben Clement, Earlham  74
4. James Reynolds, Griswold  75
5. Tyler Krueger, Riverside 75

Class 2-A @ Lake Panorama

1. Panorama 309 (state qualifier)
2. Des Moines Christian 327 (state qualifier)
3. Kuemper Catholic  338 (state qualifier)

Individual State Qualifiers:

1. Will Babcock, Panorama 72
2. Jordan Eng, Panorama 74
3. George Appleseth,Panorama 78
4. Keaton Van Soelen, Des Moins Christian 79
5. Noah Miller, Des Moines Christian79
6. Nathan Sogard, South Hamilton 79

BOYS:

• Atlantic 6, Treynor 1
• Harlan 4, Abraham Lincoln 1
• Kuemper Catholic 7, A-H-S-T-W 1
• St. Albert 3, Glenwood 0
• Underwood 7, Missouri Valley 0
• Denison-Schleswig 1, Lewis Central 0

GIRLS:

• Glenwood 5, Atlantic 0
• Kuemper Catholic 3, A-H-S-T-W 2 (OT)
• Underwood 5, Missouri Valley 1
• Lewis Central 2, Sioux City East 1
• Abraham Lincoln 10, Harlan 0

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Logan Sowers hit a grand slam and Indiana stayed alive in the Big Ten Tournament by beating Iowa 10-2 in an elimination game Friday. The sixth-seeded Hoosiers (34-21) advanced to face fourth-seeded Maryland (38-20) on Saturday. With the bases loaded in the third inning, Sowers hit a no-doubt shot to the second deck in left field for a 7-0 lead for Indiana.

Austin Cangelosi hit a two-run triple in the second and scored on an Iowa throwing error for a 3-0 Hoosiers lead one frame earlier. Nick Ramos had a two-run single in the fourth. In six innings, Christian Morris (4-1) allowed five hits and two earned runs for Indiana.

Starter Calvin Matthews (5-3) gave up seven hits and seven runs – five earned – in 2 1/3 innings for second-seeded Iowa (39-16). Tyler Peyton had a two-run double.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Kendrys Morales hit two home runs and had five RBIs, Chris Young gave up six hits in six innings and the Kansas City Royals defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5-0 Friday night. The Royals improved to 27-14, the best record in the majors, while the Cardinals dropped to 27-15, best in the National League.

Morales, who leads the American League with 37 RBIs, hit a three-run homer with two out in the first. He homered again in the third with Lorenzo Cain aboard for his 13th multihomer game. The five RBIs matched a Royals’ season high. Young (4-0) got 13 flyball outs and struck out two. In Young’s four starts, he has allowed one earned run in 22 1-3 innings (0.40 ERA).

Royals starters Young, Edinson Volquez, Yordano Ventura and Jeremy Guthrie have combined to throw 26 shutout innings while allowing 18 hits in the past four games.