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Girls Golf
Atlantic 174, Lewis Central 203, Red Oak 205, Shenandoah 205. Medalist: Alyssa Ginther, Atlantic, 36. Runner-Up: Baylee Newell, Atlantic, 36. Other Atlantic Scores: Anna Wieser 49, Hannah Alff 53, Cambry Miller 59, Nouha Barray 69. Atlantic Head Coach Kathy Hobson: “Extremely happy with our play from whole lineup. Wow-what great rounds from Alyssa and Baylee-they both had smiles from ear to ear. Great round also from Anna-just as happy with her score. Season bests for those 3. 2 Birdies for Baylee and 1 for Alyssa. Hannah starting to be more consistent. Cambry 59 closer to what we’d like to see from her on regular basis-one hole was a struggle otherwise she was pretty consistent also.”
CAM 204, Underwood 220, East Mills NTS, AHSTW NTS. Medalist: Sammi Jahde, CAM, 43.
Glenwood 213, St. Albert NTS. Medalist: Kathryn Gunderson, Glenwood, 51.
Griswold 209, IKM-Manning 220, Tri-Center 222. Medalist: Mateya Peters, Griswold, 49.
Harlan 190, Clarinda 194. Medalist: Lexie Holloway, Harlan, 39.
Logan-Magnolia 245, Audubon NTS. Medalist: Jasmine Turner, Audubon, 49.
Missouri Valley 222, Treynor NTS. Medalist: Madison Lease, Missouri Valley, 47.
Southwest Iowa 201, Southwest Valley 226, Lenox 230. Medalist: Zoe Moores, Southwest Iowa, 43.
Boys Golf
Atlantic 159, Shenandoah 195, Red Oak 206. Atlantic Scores: Ben Renaud 37, Matt Gearheart 38, Cyle Renaud 40, Mason Goergen 44, Austin Alexander 44, Tate DenBeste 47. Atlantic Head Coach Ed DenBeste: “Great day in Shenandoah. Had a little wind towards the end of the meet. Ben continued his good play. Nice round of 2 over with some putts that could have fallen for even better. Matt was even going into last hole and hit one out. Tried to get up and down but missed the put my inches. Cyle also hit one out on 9 but still shot a good round of 40. Both Mason and Austin played well. Hope they can bring it down at the home meet. Tate had some putting struggles but a good finish with several pars in a row. JV players also shot well. Braden Smith had a great round of 39. Drey also shot one of his best with a 43. Braden Bean also had some putting struggles. Onto our tournament on Tuesday.”
Bedford 171, Southwest Valley 192, Southwest Iowa 197, Lenox 229. Medalist: Cole Swenson, Southwest Valley, 37.
Glenwood 154, St. Albert 209. Medalist: Colton Book, Glenwood, 37.
IKM-Manning 175, Tri-Center 183, Griswold 213. Medalist: Jared Henkelman, IKM-Manning, 41.
Logan-Magnolia 180, Audubon 187. Medalist: Joel Richardson, Logan-Magnolia, 39.
Treynor 167, Missouri Valley 175. Medalist: Shawn Hatcher, Missouri Valley, 39.
Girls Tennis
Red Oak 7, Atlantic 2 18BGRedOak
Clarinda 8, Harlan 1
Kuemper Catholic 9, St. Edmond 0
Lewis Central 15, St. Albert 21, Abraham Lincoln 27, Thomas Jefferson 28
Shenandoah 8, Creston 1
Boys Tennis
Atlantic 9, Red Oak 0 18BGRedOak
Abraham Lincoln 7, Lewis Central 2
Creston 5, Shenandoah 4
Denison-Schleswig 9, Thomas Jefferson 0
Harlan 5, Clarinda 4
Kuemper Catholic 9, St. Edmond 0
St. Albert 5, Audubon 4
Girls Soccer
Abraham Lincoln 2, Bishop Heelan 1 (2 OT)
AHSTW 3, Logan-Magnolia 0
Denison-Schleswig 5, Underwood 2
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 1, Tri-Center 0
St. Albert 4, Glenwood 1
Treynor 11, Panorama 1
Winterset 6, Nodaway Valley/WCV/ACGC 0
Columbus Scotus 2, Thomas Jefferson 0 – TJ Tournament
Millard South 1, Lewis Central 0 – TJ Tournament
Boys Soccer
AHSTW 3, Logan-Magnolia 1
Kuemper Catholic 3, West Central Valley 0
Treynor 9, Panorama 0
Abraham Lincoln 1, Lewis Central 0 – TJ Tournament
Columbus Scotus 2, Thomas Jefferson 0 – TJ Tournament
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A newspaper has reported that a Drake University professor accused of sexually exploiting female students has been allowed to resign effective June 1. The Des Moines Register reports that a November internal investigation found that Mahmoud Hamad “physically, sexually and verbally intimidated” female students and “did exploit the power differential that existed between him and his female students.”
The report found that Hamad violated university policies through “unwelcome advances and unwelcome verbal and physical conduct and intimidation aimed at female students because of their sex.” The case hasn’t been referred to police. In the report Hamad denied the student accusations. He’s declined to otherwise comment. Drake administrator Sue Mattison won’t say whether Hamad was asked to resign. She says he’s on a leave of absence.
Jim Field visits with Melissa Ihnen about the “Scouting for Food” project Saturday.
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WELLMAN, Iowa (AP) — A former Iowa teacher purged from the state’s sex offender list has been allowed to volunteer at an eastern Iowa school district. The Des Moines Register reports that Trent Yoder has been helping out in the Mid-Prairie schools district, which is based in Wellman. The district granted him special permission to volunteer, after receiving letters of support. Superintendent Mark Schneider says he has informed school principals that Yoder must be with another adult at all times.
Yoder had pleaded guilty to exploiting a minor at an Anita school by videotaping a high school athlete changing her clothes in 1998. Court records say he served a few weeks behind bars and then four years of probation. He was removed from the sex offender registry after 10 years. He told the Register that he hates that he “caused so much pain to that community.”
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