GIRLS SOCCER
Harlan 5, Denison-Schleswig 0
Greene County 10, Logan-Magnolia 0
Kuemper Catholic 6, Carroll 0
Logan-Magnolia 2, Greene County 0
Missouri Valley 4, AHSTW 1
St. Albert 2, Tri-Center 1 OT
Van Meter 10, West Central Valley 0
BOYS SOCCER
Denison-Schleswig 1, Harlan 0 OT
Greene County 10, Logan-Magnolia 0
Kuemper Catholic 3, Carroll 2
Missouri Valley vs. AHSTW
St. Albert 2, Tri-Center 1
Treynor 10, Creston 0
West Central Valley 1, Van Meter 0
Woodbine Boys Hummel Relays
04/24/2023
Team Scores
Woodbine got wins from Thomas Tremel in the 800M, Landon Bendgen in the 3200M, 4x800M Relay, Andrew Thoreson in the Long Jump, and Koleson Evans in the Discus.
Riverside won the 4x400M Relay (Mason McCready, Grady Jeppesen, Keaten Rieken, Ayden Salais 3:36.33), Sprint Medley (Grady Jeppesen, AC Roller, Mason McCready, Ayden Salais 1:37.97), and Distance Medley (Jaxson Gordon, Mason McCready, Grady Jeppesen, Ayden Salais 3:49.70).
AHSTW’s Luke Sternberg was 2nd in the 400M 52.82 and Caleb Hatch went 2nd in the 800M 2:10.94.
Full results; hummel relays.2023
GIRLS TENNIS
Harlan 7, Atlantic 2
1. Erica Rust 11 (H) def Rio Johnson 12 (A) 8-2
2. Sammy Swensen 12 (H) def Keira Olsen 12 (A) 8-0
3. Scarlett McGuinness 11 (H) def Quincy Sorenson 11 (A) 8-1
4. Jade Harter 11 (A) def Sydney Jones 11 (H) 8-6
5. Josephine Sorenson 12 (A) def Claire Schmitz 11 (H) 8-2
6. Anastacia Kay 9 (H) def Geneiveve McCalla 11 (A) 8-6
Doubles
1. Rust/Swensen (H) def Johnson/Olsen (A) 8-0
2. McGuinness/Jones def QSorenson/Harter (A) 9-8 (2)
3. Schmitz/Kay def JSorenson/GMcCalla (A) 8-5
Clarinda 9, Creston 0
Kuemper Catholic 7, St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 2
Lewis Central 9, Glenwood 0
St. Albert 6, Denison-Schleswig 3
BOYS TENNIS
Atlantic 8 Harlan 1
1. Clevi Johnson 12 (A) def Andrew Andersen 12 (H) 8-6
2. Nolan Waters 11 (A) def Edgar Mena 12 (H) 8-2
3. Kinnick Juhl 10 (A) def Keyton Francis 12 (H) 8-2
4. Alex Rosenbaum 12 (A) def Eric Torneten 12 (H) 8-1
5. Isaac Henson 12 (A) def Garrett Hillwick 12 (H) 8-0
6. Michael Hotze 12 (A) def Colton Hagle 10 (H) 8-0
Doubles
1. Andersen/Mena (H) def Waters/Juhl (A) 9-8 (3)
2. Johnson/Hotze (A) def Francis/Torneten (H) 8-2
3. Rosenbaum/Henson (A) def Hillwick/Hagle (H) 8-0
Creston 6, Clarinda 3
CB Thomas Jefferson 9, Audubon 0
Denison-Schleswig 7, St. Albert 2
Glenwood 6, Lewis Central 3
Kuemper Catholic 8, Sioux City North 1
Maryville, MO 8, Southwest Valley 1
GIRLS GOLF
Ames Turk Bowman Invite- See other story
RVC: Boyer Valley 223, Glidden-Ralston 231, Coon Rapids-Bayard NTS, CAM NTS, Exira-EHK NTS, Woodbine NTS
Medalist: Reese Snyder, CAM, 45
Runner-Up: Addy Boell, Glidden-Ralston, 50
Clarinda 225, Creston NTS
Medalist: Mikaela Downing, Creston, 49
Runner-up: Tatum Rasmussen, Clarinda, 50
Hamburg NTS, Lenox NTS
Medalist: Hailee Barrett, Hamburg, 55
Runner-Up: Hadlee Christensen, Lenox, 61
Harlan 209, Shenandoah 219, Red Oak 220
Medalist: Brynn Knaus, Red Oak, 49
Runner-up: Hannah Stearns, Shenandoah, 51
IKM-Manning 202, Underwood 207
Medalist: Kylie Powers, IKM-Manning, 41
Runner-Up: Mary Stephens, Underwood, 45
LeMars 201, Sioux City West 210, Sioux City North 222, CB Thomas Jefferson NTS
Medalist: Brianna Delagarza, Sioux City West, 43
Runner-Up: Jada Plueger, LeMars, 48 & Taylor Mackey, LeMars 48
Lewis Central 215, Glenwood 259
Medalist: Brooke Larsen, Lewis Central, 48
Runner-up: Avery Joyce, Glenwood, 52
Logan-Magnolia 215, Audubon NTS
Medalist: Kali Irlmeier, Audubon, 48
Runner-Up: Steph Schmitt, Logan-Magnolia, 51
Panorama Invitational
Kuemper Catholic finished 2nd out of 5 teams. Addy Beiter finished 3rd with a 45.
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 198, Bishop Heelan 220, CB Abraham Lincoln 246
Medalist: Maddie Hilts, SB-L, 48
Runner-Up: Cora Eckhoff, SB-L, 50
Spencer Invitational
Denison-Schleswig finished 7th with a 457. The Monarchs top golfer was Emily Bahnsen with a 111 in 22nd.
Treynor 201, Riverside 228
Medalist: Brooklyn Currin, Treynor, 40
Runner-Up: Addi Brink, Riverside, 46
Tri-Center 238, Missouri Valley 239
Medalist: Henley Arbaugh, Missouri Valley, 48
Runner-Up: Ava Hilts, Missouri Valley, 50
Wayne 241, Southeast Warren 284, Lamoni NTS, Melcher-Dallas NTS
Medalist: Emma Shield, Lamoni, 52
Runner-Up: Claire Carpenter, Wayne, 53
BOYS GOLF
Denison Tournament- See other story
RVC: Coon Rapids-Bayard 168, CAM 171, Boyer Valley 176, Woodbine 188, Glidden-Ralston 207
Medalist: Chase Jahde, CAM, 38
Runner-Up: Gavin Heiderschiet, Coon Rapids-Bayard, 39
AHSTW 195, IKM-Manning 238
Medalist: Kaden Jorgensen, AHSTW, 48
Runner-up: Nate Jorgensen, AHSTW, 48
Audubon 173, Logan-Magnolia 188
Medalist: Edward Miller, Audubon, 38
Runner-Up: Oliver Deist, Audubon, 44
Clarinda 160, Creston 179
Medalist: Brevin Coston, Clarinda, 37
Runner-Up: James McCall, Clarinda, 40
Clarke 162, Interstate 35 188, Southwest Valley 212
Hamburg 190, Lenox 200
Medalist: Keith Thompson, Hamburg, 34
Runner-up: Samson Adams, Lenox, 40
Missouri Valley 167, Tri-Center 192
Medalist: Jackson Tennis, Missouri Valley, 36
Runner-Up: Evan White, Missouri Valley, 41
Shenandoah 174, Red Oak 196
Medalist: Jade Spangler, Shenandoah, 37
Runner-up: Logan Twyman, Shenandoah, 41
Treynor 167, Riverside NTS
Medalist: Ethan Konz, Treynor, 36
Runner-up: Luke Matthews, Treynor, 40
Underwood 185, IKM-Manning 238
Medalist: Wyatt Buckholt, Underwood, 43
Runner-up: Danny Stein, Underwood, 45
Wayne 204, Southeast Warren 232, Melcher-Dallas 260, Lamoni NTS
Medalist: Nash Buckingham, Wayne, 43
Runner-up: Cody Jones, Lamoni, 47
Denison Boys Golf Tournament
04/24/2023 @ Majestic Hills Golf Course
Team Scores
Atlantic Scores
Tristan Hayes 88
Hudson McLaren 84
Roth Den Beste 85
Cruz Weaver 89
Sam Brosam 94
Tate Niklasen 90
Atlantic Head Coach Ed Den Beste: “This was the best weather day that we have had to play this year. Hoping for some low scores. It was tough today with the green. We had some struggles adjusting to the speed and how to chip today. It took us several holes to make those adjustments. I thought Hudson had a solid round today being that he had never played the course. Roth also played well. Had a few too many double bogeys that hurt his overall score. Tristan didn’t play his best. Just couldn’t get it going. Cruz rebounded well after last week. Hopefully he continues to play better. I thought Tate did fine with his score. Missed a short putt to keep it in the 80s but still solid for our 6th golfer. Sam had to adjust the the length of the course. It was his first time as well. I would have liked our team score to be lower but compared to other scores, not that bad. This was a good test for us. Lots of teams we will see in several tournament as well as our road to state.”
Ames Girls Golf Invitational
4/24/2023 @ Veenker Golf Course (Par 73)
Team Scores
(Radio Iowa) – As the northernmost parts of the Mississippi swell with spring rainfall and snowmelt flooding is coming into view downriver. The flood stage at Burlington is 15 feet and early today (Monday) it was at 16-point-five and is currently forecast to reach 19-point-six by Sunday evening. Burlington Mayor Jon Billups says that’s about the level that flood waters begin to affect the Port of Burlington downtown.
“We’re always concerned. We always keep an eye on the river. With our floodwall, it’s not nearly a panic situation. We’ll start putting the panels in this week,” he says. Billups says the city is pretty good up until 18 feet … with the floodwall, pumps, and HESCO barriers filled with sand. The river will crest higher than it has since 2019, when there was significant flooding in downtown Burlington. That year, it went over 25 feet five times, the city had HESCO barriers up for 120, and one of those barriers failed. But Billups says since then the city has finished the downtown portion of the floodwall and can endure 19 or so feet, even if it’s starting to get uncomfortable.
“With the floodwall, we’ll have some seepage. But we should be able to pump that out. We should be able to keep the water out of our sewer lift station, and as long as we can do that, we can keep it out of businesses’ basements downtown,” Billups says. Current predictions are for the river at Burlington to reach 21 or 22 by May 4th or 5th. That’s when things get hairier. And that doesn’t include any potential local rainfall that could increase or prolong impacts.
“As the river continues to come up, there are concerns about the levees and stuff. Once you are in the 20, 21 plus range, then there’s concerns about the levees on both sides of the river, and boy we sure hope it doesn’t come to that,” Billups says. Billups says he hopes Old Man River will settle down a bit. And that Mother Nature helps out a little bit too.
The 2023 State Qualifying Track and Field Meet assignments have been released by the IHSAA and IGHSAU. Here’s a look at the local assignments and links to see all of the listings from across the state.
Class 4A
COUNCIL BLUFFS, ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Ankeny
Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson
Dallas Center-Grimes
Dowling Catholic, W.D.M.
Sioux City East
Sioux City North
Sioux City West
Class 3A
CARROLL
Atlantic
Ballard
Carroll
Denison-Schleswig
Glenwood
Harlan Community
Lewis Central
Storm Lake
CARLISLE
ADM
Boone
Carlisle
Clarke
Creston
Des Moines Hoover
Perry
Winterset
Class 2A
CENTRAL DECATUR, LEON
Albia
Centerville
Central Decatur
Chariton
Clarinda
Davis County
Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont
Interstate 35
PCM
Pella Christian
Red Oak
Shenandoah
VAN METER
AHSTW
Colfax-Mingo
Des Moines Christian
Missouri Valley
Ogden
Panorama
Pleasantville
Treynor
Underwood
Van Meter
West Central Valley
Class 1A
ACGC
ACGC
Ar-We-Va
Audubon
CAM
Coon Rapids-Bayard
Exira-EHK
Glidden-Ralston
Griswold
Heartland Christian
IKM-Manning
Iowa School For The Deaf
Nodaway Valley
Orient-Macksburg
Riverside
Tri-Center
LAWTON-BRONSON
Akron-Westfield
Boyer Valley
Gehlen Catholic, LeMars
Lawton-Bronson
Logan-Magnolia
MMCRU
River Valley
Siouxland Christian
St. Mary’s, Remsen
West Harrison
West Monona
Westwood
Whiting
Woodbine
SOUTHWEST VALLEY
Bedford
Diagonal
East Mills
East Union
Essex
Fremont-Mills
Hamburg
Lamoni
Lenox
Mount Ayr
Murray
Sidney
Southwest Valley
St. Albert, Council Bluffs
(Radio Iowa) – A body found in the Iowa River Saturday has been confirmed to be that of a Muscatine man who went missing in Iowa City. Iowa City police say the Johnson County Medical Examiner has identified the body as 20-year-old Cristian Martinez. Martinez was last seen around one a-m April 15th, and his body was found one week later in the Iowa River Saturday around noon.
Family members say Martinez had been visiting friends in Iowa City. Police says they won’t know other details until after an autopsy is completed.
(Radio Iowa) – Teenagers involved in March for Our Lives Iowa are calling on the Iowa Senate to reject a bill that would allow guns in parking lots outside schools.
Hannah Hayes, a junior at Des Moines Roosevelt High School, is one of the students who led a rally at the statehouse. “We have decided enough is enough,” she said. “…We are sick of walking into school fearing for our lives and the lives of those we love.”
The bill was passed earlier this month by the House. It would allow people who may legally carry a gun to leave a gun in a locked vehicle outside a K-12 school, community college or state university.
March for Our Lives teens. (RI photo)
“When did your right to own a gun become more important than children’s rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?” Hayes asked.
The crowd marched in the Iowa Capitol’s rotunda for about an hour.
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