Team Scores

Shenandoah was led by wins from Brenna Godfread in the 800M, Christene Johnson in the 1500M, Sara Morales in the Discus and Shot Put, and the Fillies won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay. Riverside won 5 events on the night: Veronica Andrusyshyn in the 100M and 100M Hurdles, and the Bulldogs won the 4x100M Relay, and 4x400M Relay.

Full results HERE.

Team Scores

Tory Feldman of Carroll won the Long Jump.

Full results HERE

Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson hosted the 5th Annual CB Boys Invite on Thursday and Glenwood came out on top with Lewis Central in second.

Team Scores

Glenwood picked up wins from Silas Bales in the 200M, the 4x100M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay. Lewis Central won titles in the Distance Medley, Sprint Medley, 4x800M Relay, and Ethan Eichhorn in the 1600M and 3200M Runs. Atlantic’s Craig Alan Becker won the 800M. Audubon’s Gavin Smith won the 110M Hurdles and 400M hurdles. Clarinda fared well in the field events with Grant Jobe winning the Discus, Isaac Jones taking the High Jump, Michael Shull winning the Long Jump, and Logan Green finishing 2nd in the Shot Put.

Full results HERE.

Team Scores

Carroll and Treynor both came out with 111 points at the T-C Girls Invite on Thursday. The Tigers got wins from Shay Sinnard in the 100M and Long Jump, Hannah Jorgensen in the 200M, Madison Tunning in the 100M Hurdles, Marie Dea in the 3000M, the 4x100M Relay, 4x200M Relay, and Distance Medley. Treynor’s wins were in the Sprint Medley, 4x400M Relay, and Stella Umphreys in the Discus. St. Albert grabbed wins from Carly McKeever in the 400M, Lauren Williams in the 400M Hurdles, and Allie Petry in the High Jump. Tri-Center’s Peyton Pogge won the 1500M.

Full results HERE.

Team Scores

Glenwood won 4 events on the night and grabbed the team title at their very competitive home meet. Emma Hughes won the 1500M, Carlie Clemmer took the 100M Hurdles, Abby Hughes won the 400M Hurdles, and the Rams won the 4x800M Relay. Harlan picked up wins in the 4x400M Relay and Distance Medley. Lewis Central had a good number of wins with Maddie Bergman in the 100M and Long Jump, the 4x100M Relay, 4x200M Relay, and Atziri Medina in the High Jump. Atlantic’s lone win on the night came from Taylor McCreedy in the 3000M. The Trojans also took 2nd in the Distance Medley, 4x800M Relay, and 4x400M Relay. Creston’s Kelsey Fields swept the podium in the Discus and Shot Put.

Full results: Girls Ram Relays 2021 Results

DES MOINES – APRIL 15, 2021 – A special, first-time sports partnership
brings new and expanded options for fans to watch live coverage of Drake
Relays competition, April 22-24, including live TV coverage of high school
division competition.

Many top high school student-athletes will compete in track and field
events on Thursday, April 22; but with a limited number of spectators
allowed at Drake Stadium, family and friends are encouraged to watch live
coverage televised on Mediacom’s statewide TV channel, MC22 (#822 or
#722).
The full-day telecast will begin at 9:00 am and continue until 4:00 pm
(1-hr break at noon).

As producers of the sports coverage, RUNNERSPACE.COM will
livestream the high school division events, as well as nearly all events
held during the 3-day Drake Relays competition. NBC Sports network will
have exclusive coverage of events held between 2 pm and 4 pm on Saturday.

Bulldog fans can watch the “Beautiful Bulldog Contest” to be shown on MC22
Sunday, April 25 at 2:30 pm. Replays of the High School Division
competition will follow at 3 pm and again at 6:00 pm. Mediacom’s telecasts
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Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, and areas of southeast South Dakota and
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Thursday – April 22 , 9 am – 4 pm Central

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Sunday – April 25, 3 pm and 6 pm Central

High School Division competition replay coverage on Mediacom channel MC22

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State women’s basketball and Head Coach Bill Fennelly announced the addition of Nyamer Diew [Ny-mere Dew], a 6-1 freshman forward transfer from Butler.

“We are very excited to bring Ny back to her home state,” Fennelly said. “She is an amazing person who will add a great deal to our program both on and off the court. Her versatile skill set combined with her length and athleticism will provide us with many options in how we use her.”

Diew, who hails from Marshall, Minn., graduated high school from Sioux City East in Sioux City, Iowa. In high school, she averaged 15.5 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.2 blocks and 2.0 steals per contest, while helping the Raiders win two conference championships.

In one season at Butler, Diew averaged 5.3 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game. Diew appeared in 16 games, starting in 10, while averaging 22 minutes of action. Diew shot 36 percent from the floor and 33 percent from deep, and she set a career-high against Xavier with 12 points, five blocks and four steals. Diew also blocked 15 shots in Butler’s final four games of the season.

“I am extremely excited to start this new journey in my college career,” Diew said. “The Butler University community will always be a part of me that I will forever be thankful for. I am excited to grow, not only as a basketball player, but a young woman with the help of the Iowa State women’s basketball program. My teammates have already been amazing, and I cannot wait to meet them all in a few weeks. The Iowa State community is one of the greatest I’ve heard about, so I cannot wait to get to work and play in front of these amazing fans. See you soon Ames and go Cyclones!”

Diew will have four seasons of eligibility remaining.