Boys
Lewis Central 10 Red Oak 0
Creston 1 Kuemper Catholic 0
St. Albert 12 Missouri Valley 2
Underwood 10 Logan-Magnolia 0
Girls
Harlan 3 Missouri Valley 2
Kuemper Catholic 3 Creston 2
Sioux City North 1 Denison-Schleswig 0
Underwood 7 Logan-Magnolia 0
Abraham Lincoln 9 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 0
LeMars 4 Unity Christian 0
Shenandoah 208 Creston NTS Southwest Valley NTS
Atlantic 190 Clarinda 243
Medalist: Belle Berg, Atlantic (39
Fremont-Mills 275 Griswold NTS
Medalist: Linsey Keiser, Griswold (47)
Boyer Valley 218 Tri-Center 251
Medalist: Reese Miller, Boyer Valley (49)
Missouri Valley 246 Audubon NTS
Medalist: Henley Arbaugh, Missouri Valley (45)
IKM-Manning 217 Underwood 247
Medalist: Brooke Booth, IKM-Manning (50)
Lenox NTS East Union NTS
Medalist: Hadlee Christensen, Lenox (53)
Lewis Central Invitational
1st Place — Red Oak 381
1. Addey Lydon (91)
5. Brynn Knaus (95)
7. Ellison Johnson (97)
9. Emily Sebeniecher (98)
Others: Jayda Edie 131
2nd Place — Lewis Central 406
2. Kate Reed (92)
6. Cate Perfect (96)
Others: Izzie Livingston 107, Sydney Thien 111, Marley Stacey 124
3rd Place — Sidney 407
4. Eve Brumbaugh (95)
8. Ellie Ward (97)
14. Ellah Pummel (102)
Others: Jocelyn Tackett 113
4th Place — Treynor 417
10. Sophi Pedersen (98)
13. Brooke Atteberry (102)
15. Molly Coffman (104)
Others: Harlie Sauser 113, Gabby Pote & Lea Altic 120
5th Place — Riverside 444
3. Addison Brink (94)
Others: Kaycie Perkins 116, Autumn Bennett & Laney Rice 117, Jadyn Beckman 126, Alicia Turney 133
6th Place — Glenwood 450
11. Katy Plambeck (101)
12. Avery Joyce (101)
7th Place — Logan-Magnolia 462
8th Place — Thomas Jefferson 515
9th Place — Heartland Christian 520
East Mills NTS
Shenandoah 167 Creston NTS Southwest Valley NTS
Clarinda 155 Atlantic 156
Medalist: Kort Neal, Clarinda (37)
Glenwood 179 Nebraska City 188 Plattsmouth 196
Medalist: Briten Maxwell, Glenwood (43)
Kuemper Catholic 153 Harlan 168
Medalist: Maverick Schwabe, Kuemper Catholic (35)
Fremont-Mills 234 Griswold 235
Medalist: Hogan Hook, Griswold (48)
Missouri Valley 162 Audubon 169
Medalist: Jackson Tennis, Missouri Valley (37)
Underwood 198 IKM-Manning 198
Medalist: Danny Stein, Underwood (42)
Boyer Valley 178 Tri-Center 186
Medalist: Cale Soma, Boyer Valley (42)
East Union 180 Lenox 184 Central Decatur 211
Medalist: Zayne Eslinger, East Union (38)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN INVITATIONAL
1. Glenwood (147 points)
Megan Hughes, 200 meter dash (27.13)
Breckyn Petersen, 400 meter dash (1:03.38)
Lauren Hughes, 800 meter run (2:32.56)
4×100 meter relay: Zoie Carda, Elaina Dougherty, Courtney Crawford, Allison Koontz (52.01)
4×200 meter relay: Zoie Carda, Brooklyn Schultz, Allison Koontz, Danika Arnold (1:48.68)
4×400 meter relay: Brooklyn Schultz, Megan Hughes, Breckyn Petersen, Danika Arnold (4:06.98)
2. Riverside (117 points)
Lydia Erickson, 100 meter dash (13.19)
Carly Henderson, 400 meter hurdles (1:07.17)
Distance medley relay: Ella Reed, Olivia Lund, Veronica Schechinger, Bentley Rone (4:40.02)
3. Treynor (91 points)
Rylee Hemmingsen, 100 meter hurdles (17.11)
Delaney Mathews, discus throw (119-00)
4. Harlan (72 points)
Lindsey Sonderman, 1500 meter run (5:02.37)
5. Lewis Central (69 points)
Jordyn Matiyow, shot put (39-09.50)
4×800 meter relay: Madelyn Hoss, Ava Bussey, Addison Holt, Delayna Reese (10:23.18)
5. Logan-Magnolia (69 points)
Madison Sporrer, 3000 meter run (11:35.41)
Shuttle hurdle relay: Kaiya Knauss, Addyson Monico, Ava Sloan, Abby Czarnecki (1:13.79)
7. St. Albert (60 points)
Avah Underwood, high jump (5-02.00)
800 sprint medley relay: Ellie Monahan, Sophia Denton, Alexa Lenz, Lili Denton (1:56.55)
8. Abraham Lincoln (52 points)
Aubrey Sandbothe, long jump (15-04.75)
9. Underwood (36 points)
10. Thomas Jefferson (20 points)
CARROLL TIGER RELAYS
2. Atlantic (109 points)
Jayci Reed, 100 meter hurdles (16.03)
Morgan Botos, 400 meter hurdles (1:11.23)
Claire Pellett, 800 meter run (2:24.61)
Lila Wiederstein, long jump (16-08.25)
4×100 meter relay: Hailey Huffman, Jayci Reed, Allison Middents, Lila Wiederstein (52.02)
Shuttle hurdle relay: Lila Wiederstein, Adler Bruce, Morgan Botos, Jayci Reed (1:11.99)
5. Clarinda (54 points)
Jerzee Knight, 100 meter dash (12.55)
6. Kuemper Catholic (52 points)
7. Denison-Schleswig (43 points)
Lola Mendlik, 3000 meter run (11:43.31)
SOUTHWEST VALLEY MEET
1. Griswold (81 points)
Shuttle hurdle relay: Brystol Wyman, Reese Laverty, Addison Adams, Carsyn Adams (1:15.83)
Distance medley relay: Reese Laverty, Makena Harry, Amanda Houser, Marissa Askeland (5:09.54)
2. Red Oak (80 points)
Iris Ogden, 800 meter run (2:39.45)
Jocelyn O’Neal, long jump (15-02.00)
3. Audubon (70 points)
3. Southwest Valley (70 points)
Emma Cooper, 100 meter dash (12.76), 200 meter dash (26.46)
5. Bedford (60 points)
6. Lenox (67 points)
Sadie Cox, 400 meter dash (1:02.37)
800 sprint medley relay: Bentley Petersen, Gabby Robles, Zoey Reed, Sadie Cox (1:58.77)
4×200 meter relay: Bentley Petersen, Gabby Robles, Zoey Reed, Sadie Cox (1:55.22)
4×400 meter relay: Gabby Robles, Delaney Funk, Zoey Reed, Sadie Cox (4:41.52)
7. Stanton (66 points)
Hannah Olson, 100 meter hurdles (16.42)
Lauren Johnson, 400 meter hurdles (1:10.07)
4×100 meter relay: Kyla Hart, Elly McDonald, Hannah Olson, Lauren Johnson (53.07)
8. Essex (51 points)
4×800 meter relay: Taylor Juarez, Kylie Valdez, Tori Burns, Ella Sandahl (11:38.50)
9. Shenandoah (44 points)
Hailey Egbert, 3000 meter run (11:18.89), 1500 meter run (5:24.38)
10. East Mills (28 points)
Cloe Brown, high jump (4-10.00)
SIDNEY RELAYS
1. AHSTW (178 points)
Brooke Lee, 100 meter dash (13.78)
Delaney Goshorn, 200 meter dash (28.40)
Makenna Paulsen, 400 meter dash (1:04.80), 400 meter hurdles (1:13.85)
Bella Lamp, 800 meter run (2:39.58)
4×100 meter relay: Brooke Lee, Delaney Goshorn, Graycen Partlow, Bella Lamp (54.21)
4×400 meter relay: Rylie Knop, Makenna Paulsen, Delaney Goshorn, Ava Paulsen (4:31.24)
4×800 meter relay: Delaney Goshorn, Makenna Paulsen, Bella Lamp, Ava Paulsen (10:13.87)
Distance medley relay: Caitlyn Dills, Loralei Wahling, Yana Lander, Macey Goshorn (4:55.40)
2. Fremont-Mills (177 points)
Izzy Weldon, 100 meter hurdles (16.80)
Carlie Chambers, high jump (5-00.00)
4×200 meter relay: Bella Gute, Carlie Chambers, Carlie Nuckolls, Emily Madison (1:53.25)
800 sprint medley relay: Kinley Blackburn, Carlie Chambers, Bella Gute, Ellie Switzer (1:59.43)
Shuttle hurdle relay: Izzy Weldon, Emily Madison, Carlie Nuckolls, Bella Gute (1:08.65)
3. Sidney (73 points)
Lilly Peters, shot put (35-05.00), discus throw (121-09.50)
4. Heartland Christian (57 points)
Keira Diehm, 1500 meter run (5:41.07)
Grace Steinmetz, 3000 meter run (12:31.38)
5. Hamburg (20 points)
Paycee Holmes, long jump (16-00.50)
OABCIG MEET
2. Boyer Valley (107 points)
Morgan Hast, high jump (5-03.00), 100 meter dash (13.37)
Lauren Malone, 400 meter hurdles (1:11.28)
Jenna Mitchell, shot put (34-03.75)
4×800 meter relay: Lauren Malone, Clara Gorham, Jessica O’Day, Hailey Cue (10:53.38)
5. IKM-Manning (66 points)
4×400 meter relay: Karlee Arp, Laynie Gawley, Addisyn Bandow, Caylie Rasmussen (4:40.07)
Distance medley relay: Grace Carroll, Abbagail Neiheisel, Layne Gawley, Addisyn Bandow (4:49.01)
8. Ar-We-Va (12 points)
TIGER RELAYS (@ CARROLL)
2. Underwood (83 points)
Sam Hulsing, 110 meter hurdles (12.39)
Will Buckholdt, 200 meter dash (23.63)
Max Tiarks, shot put (53-00.00)
Shuttle hurdle relay: Sam Hulsing, Lucas Bose, Jack VanFossan, Tayden Hull (1:03.61)
4×200 meter relay: Josh Ravlin, Hull, Riley Sealock, Buckhold (3:34.27)
3. Kuemper Catholic (66 points)
Evan Adams, discus (170-09)
Benjamin Gerken, long jump (20-08.00)
5. Lewis Central (50 points)
6. Atlantic (49 points)
9. Clarinda (30 points)
10. Denison-Schleswig (13 points)
11. Harlan (8 points)
GRISWOLD TIGER RELAYS
1. Logan-Magnolia (130 points)
Brodie Davis, 800 meter run (2:18.23) & 3200 meter run (11:19.21)
William Anderson, 100 meter dash (10.79)
4×100 meter relay (47.24): Evan Roden, Cael Wallis, Ashton Peszulik, Anderson (47.24)
4×200 meter relay (1:38.07): Wallis, Wes Vana, Roden, Anderson (1:38.07)
2. Bedford (121 points)
Eli Johnson, 800 meter wheelchair (2:55.55)
Shuttle hurdle relay (1:05.24): Dalton Swartz, Quentin Dalton, Garrison Motsinger, Kase Coleman (1:05.24)
3. Griswold (115 points)
RJ Dishong, shot put (43-03.00) & discus (124-00.50)
Peyton Cook, 110 meter hurdles (15.74) & 400 meter hurdles (1:01.56)
4. Red Oak (92 points)
Cyrus Mensen, high jump (5-08.00)
Brayden Sifford, 200 meter dash (23.38)
Sprint medley relay (1:43.93: Cale Hall, Sergio Villanueva, Kaiden Foster, Brayden Sifford (1:43.93)
Distance medley relay (4:04.88): Hall, Sifford, Foster, Reese Montgomery (4:04.88)
5. Tri-Center (88 points)
Carter Kunze, 400 meter dash (55.34)
Brennan Boden, 1600 meter run (5:17.89)
4×800 meter relay (9:41.85): Boden, Nicholas Dahir, Simeon Weers, AJ Harder (9:41.85)
6. Essex (26 points)
Tony Racine, long jump (21-01.00)
7. Iowa School for the Deaf (5 points)
SOUTHWEST VALLEY MEE
1. Shenandoah (136 points)
Hunter Dukes, long jump (19-00.75)
Cole Graham, 400 meter dash (52.78)
Hunter Kellogg, 1600 meter run (5:03.54)
Titus Steng, 100 meter wheelchair (21.72), 200 meter wheelchair (41.18) & 400 meter wheelchair (1:32.23)
4×200 meter relay: Dukes, Gage Sample, Joey O’Rourke, Ayden Johnson (1:39.22)
4×800 meter relay: Damien Little Thunder, Owen Laughlin, Dylan Kellogg, Hunter Kellogg (9:09.61)
2. Lenox (85 points)
Gabe Funk, 110 meter hurdles (14.87)
Shuttle hurdle relay: Donald Bashor, Jordan Martin-England, Dawson Evans, Funk (1:00.92)
4×100 meter relay: Martin-England, Bashor, Evans, Funk (45.08)
3. Audubon (69 points)
Zeke Kinkier, 800 meter run (2:08.40)
Sprint medley relay: Jack Stanerson, Logan Stetzel, Mason Steckler, Konkler (1:40.93)
Distance medley relay: Steckler, Aaron Olsen, Brody Schultes, Konkler (4:04.85)
4×400 meter relay: Olsen, Konkler, Adam Obrecht, Schultes (3:38.26)
4. Exira/EHK (67 points)
Austin Rasmussen, 3200 meter run (10:54.91)
Cash Emgarten, 100 meter dash (11.01) & 200 meter dash (22.38)
5. Southwest Valley (62 points)
Walker Bissell, high jump (5-10.00)
6. East Mills (54 points)
7. Stanton (44 points)
Nolan Grebin, 400 meter hurdles (56.89)
Get the full results from this meet here.
HUSKY CO-ED (AT WINTERSET)
3. Creston (114 points)
Tom Mikkelsen, shot put (48-11.00)
Brandon Briley, 800 meter run (2:03.09) & 1600 meter run (4:46.17)
4×400 meter relay: Davin Wallace, Tyler Riley, Austin Evans, Briley (3:34.11)
5. Central Decatur (50 points)
UPDATE 4/25/24 – The victim was identified as 63-year-old Jarvis Tresler.
(Hancock, Iowa) – Flames consumed a residence in Hancock early this (Friday) morning. Firefighters responded at around 3:15-a.m. to the scene of the blaze at a home on Kimball Street. The two-story structure was fully engulfed in flames when the first firefighting crews arrived. The home was a total loss.
Hancock, Avoca and Oakland Fire Departments responded to the scene. The blaze remains under investigation.
Today: FREEZE WARNING UNTIL 8-A.M.; Widespread frost before 9am. Otherwise, sunny, with a high near 56. W/NW winds 10-25 mph.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 29. Northwest wind 10-20.
Saturday: Widespread frost before 8am. Otherwise, mostly sunny, with a high near 51. NW @ 10-20 mph.
Sat. Night: Widespread frost after 2am. Otherwise, partly cloudy, with a low around 27.
Sunday: Widespread frost before 9am. Otherwise, sunny, with a high near 60.
Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 35.
Monday: A 40 % chance of showers, otherwise partly sunny & windy, with a high near 68.
Mon. Night: Showers likely. Low around 44.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny & breezy, with a high near 64.
Thursday’s High in Atlantic was 57. We received just under 1/4″ of rain (.25″). Our Low this morning was 28. Last year on this date, the High in Atlantic was 74, and the Low was 48. The All-Time Record High on April 19th in Atlantic, was 87, in 1908, 1946 & 1987. The Record Low was 15, in 1988. Sunrise: 6:34. Sunset: 8:04.
(Radio Iowa) – Hospitals across the state are partnering with the Iowa Cancer Consortium to create a new online clearinghouse for places in Iowa that offer clinical cancer trials. Kelly Sittig, the consortium’s executive director, says clinical trials are research studies that identify the best ways to prevent, detect, and treat cancer.
While there are many trials underway for a variety of cancer types and stages, Sittig says it can be challenging for a patient or their care team to find the right one. People do better when they get treatment close to home, she says, so it’s important to know clinical trials can be available across the state.
Find the database at: www.canceriowa.org/clinicaltrials.
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson, a Republican from Marion, says the Senate should have followed through with an impeachment trial for U-S Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Hinson says Senate Democrats are “cowards” for not taking up the impeachment trial.
Hinson says the House Articles of Impeachment came after the Secretary failed to do his job and were intended to hold Secretary Mayorkas accountable.
She says the Senate Democrats signaled to the American people that they do not care about border security and accountability for this administration. Hinson made her comments during her weekly conference call with reporters.
(Radio Iowa) – A man from Fort Dodge is hoping today’s the day the Iowa House passes a bill to ensure he gets the entire payment he’s due from a legal settlement. Joe Gargano is one of dozens of Iowa men who’ve alleged they were abused as children by Boy Scout leaders. There’s a national fund to pay thousands of victims, but Iowa has a time limit on suing perpetrators of childhood sexual abuse. An attorney familiar with the payment process says if the Iowa House doesn’t pass a bill today (Friday) to waive that deadline, Gargano and up to 350 other Iowans will get a fraction of what they’re owed.
” I know what it did to me. It devastated my life into a world of self medication for years and years,” Gargano says. “It’s over 20 years now and by the grace of God…that’s why I’m here. That’s why I’m fighting right now.” The Iowa Senate passed a bill to ensure Gargano and other former Boy Scouts in Iowa owed settlements get the entire payment. The bill had stalled in the House, but it is scheduled for review in a House committee at 8:30 this (Friday) morning. The bill has to pass the committee before it can be brought up for a vote in the full House.
“There’s a lot of people out there this is going to affect,” Gargano said, “and it’s the right thing to do.” The senator who sponsored the bill says it’s narrowly written and only applied to former Scouts due these payments. Iowa law says victims of child sex abuse must file lawsuits seeking civil damages by the age of 19 — or within four years realizing they were victims of sex abuse as a child.
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