GIRLS

Harlan 7, Atlantic 2 18BGTennisHarlan
Abraham Lincoln 6, Sioux City East 3
Abraham Lincoln 9, Bishop Heelan 0
Ballard 8, Creston 1
Denison-Schleswig 6, St. Albert 3
Lewis Central 6, Kuemper Catholic 3
Shenandoah 8, Southwest Valley 1
Thomas Jefferson 8, Sioux City East 1
Thomas Jefferson 8, Bishop Heelan 1

BOYS

Atlantic 9, Harlan 0 18BGTennisHarlan
Abraham Lincoln 5, Bishop Heelan 4
Abraham Lincoln 6, Sioux City East 3
Denison-Schleswig 7, St. Albert 2
Kuemper Catholic 7, Lewis Central 2
Southwest Valley 5, Shenandoah 4

GIRLS

• Atlantic 2nd at Ames. See Other Story.
• Boyer Valley 203, Exira/EHK 224, CAM 239, Glidden-Ralston 240, Woodbine 256, Coon Rapids-Bayard 281. Medalist: Everett Carroll, Exira-EHK, 37. Runner-Up: Will Carroll, Exira-EHK, 39.
• East Union 218, Central Decatur NTS
• Griswold 198, Missouri Valley 214, Logan-Magnolia 243, AHSTW NTS. Medalist: Mateya Peters, Griswold, 44. Runner-Up: Madison Lease, Missouri Valley, 46.
• Kuemper Catholic 187, Lewis Central 219
• Riverside 223, Underwood 243. Medalist: Rachel Teten, Underwood, 49. Runner-Up: Alyssa Brink, Riverside, 50.
• Southwest Iowa 227, East Mills 236, Heartland Christian NTS
• Tri-Center 214, Tryenor NTS. Medalist: Kayla Chapman, Treynor, 43. Runner-Up: Callie Eckmann, Tri-Center, 47.
• Wayne 228, Lamoni NTS, Melcher-Dallas NTS

BOYS

• Atlantic 172, Harlan 178. Medalist: Ben Renaud, Atlantic, 36. Runner-Up: Matt Gearheart, Atlantic, 39. Other Atlantic Scores: Mason Goergen 45, Austin Alexander 52, Drey Newell 52, Braden Smith 53. Atlantic Head Coach Ed DenBeste: “Beautiful day today.  First nice day of the year.  No wind and warm.  Ben has continued his great play.  Good to see him shoot even today.  Matt started with a three over but finished even par after that to shoot +3.  Both guys below 40 is good at Harlan.  Great to see Mason shoot 45.  Nice score for him with one bad hole.  Austin, Drey, and Braden had some struggles but also some good holes.  Good experience for them to play an away course.  I know they will continue to work on their games.  This was a good win for us while missing several of our golfers tonight.  Hope we can keep this up for tomorrow’s match.  We were missing a few tonight with sickness and FFA convention.  Nice to see several others step up today in their absence.”
• Bedford 180, East Union 191, Central Decatur 196
• Exira/EHK 167, CAM 181, Boyer Valley 191, Glidden-Ralston 216, Woodbine 218. Medalist: Sammi Jahde, CAM, 43. Runner-Up: Katy Puck, Boyer Valley, 50.
• Kuemper Catholic 154 Lewis Central 161
• Logan-Magnolia 165, Missouri Valley 171, Griswold 193, AHSTW NTS. Medalist: Joel Richardson, Logan-Magnolia, 36. Runner-Up: Nick Tennis, Missouri Valley, 37.
• Southwest Iowa 181, East Mills 256, Heartland Christian NTS
• Tri-Center 174, Treynor 177. Medalist: Zach Matthews, Tri-Center, 39. Runner-Up: Trevor Carlson, Tri-Center, 41.
• Underwood 186, Riverside 224. Medalist: Blake Hall, Underwood, 42. Runner-Up: Coby Fink, Underwood, 43.
• Wayne 161, Lamoni 171, Southeast Warren 227, Melcher-Dallas NTS

A banner season continues for the women’s sports programs at Drake University. At the start of the week Bulldog women’s soccer, basketball, tennis and softball are a combined 47-0-1 against Missouri Valley Conference competition.

That’s Drake softball coach Rich Calvert. His team is riding a 21 game winning streak and is 18-0 in the Valley heading into Tuesday night’s game at home against Northern Iowa. The Bulldogs have a five game lead in the loss column on second place Missouri State with seven games remaining.

Pitching and defense have been keys. The Bulldog pitching staff has an earned run average of 1.08 in conference play and opponents are batting .176. Junior Nicole Newman has been dominant with a 9-0 record in the Valley but she has plenty of help. Freshman Nicole Timmons is 7-0 in the Valley.

(Learfield Sports/Radio IA)

Eight Olympians will be in the field for Saturday’s women’s 100-meter hurdles and the men’s 110-meter hurdles at the Drake Relays. The races will include both world record holders.

That’s Drake Relays Director Blake Boldon who says world record holder Kendra Harrison will headline the women’s field.

Boldon says the time period between two and three in the afternoon will also find several Olympians in the men’s and women’s 400 meter hurdles.

Tonight’s (Tuesday night’s) action is highlighted by the Grand Blue Mile on the streets of downtown Des Moines.

(Learfield Sports/Radio IA)