Treynor 221 Shenandoah 227
Medalist: Sophi Pedersen, Treynor (48)
Glenwood 222 Clarinda 223
Medalist: Taylor Rasmussen, Clarinda (47)
Denison-Schleswig 217 Lewis Central 224
Medalist: Emily Bahnsen, Denison-Schleswig (48)
Logan-Magnolia 231 Underwood 241 Fremont-Mills 284
Medalist: Kailynn Brecher, Underwood (45)
Sidney 225 Griswold NTS Hamburg NTS
Medalist: Joey Reynolds, Griswold (48)
IKM-Manning 218 Missouri Valley 248
Medalist: Henley Arbaugh, Missouri Valley (47)
The Iowa Hawkeye women are headed back to the NCAA Championship game. The Hawkeyes erased a 12-point first half deficit to edge UConn 71-69 on Friday night.
Iowa coach Lisa Bluder. Hannah Stuelke led the Hawkeyes with 23 points as they overcame a sluggish opening half.
Caitlin Clark had 21 points, nine rebounds and seven assists. The Hawkeyes play top ranked and unbeaten South Carolina in Sunday’s title game.
It is a rematch of last year’s national semifinal won by Iowa.
Boys Tennis Results
Creston 7, Audubon 2
Clarke 7, Chariton 2
St. Albert 7, Denison-Schleswig 2
Girls Tennis Results
Ballard 6, Clarke 3
Ballard 9, Audubon 0
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 5, Kuemper Catholic 4
Clarinda 9, Glenwood 0
Dallas Center-Grimes 8, Audubon 0
Audubon
Henry Burr – 44
Ryan Hermansen – 46
Mason Steckler – 47
Evan Alt – 40
Edward Miller – 39
Oliver Deist 40
Team Score – 163
AHSTW
Drew Lee – 43
Kayden Jorgenson – 46
Tyson Osbhar – 55
Nate Jorgenson – 45
Justin Freeman – 51
Zach Nielson – 57
Team Score – 185
Exira-EHK
Josh Nelson – 51
Jameson Kilworth – 59
Cole Brabham – 55
Quintinn White – 54
Alex Hansen – 54
Aiden Flathers – 71
Team Score 214
Audubon
Mari Gleason – 58
Riverside
Garrett Hough – 44
Mason McCready – 42
Taven Moore – 41
AC Roller – 43
Nathan Smith – 56
James McCready – 48
Team Gross – 274
Team Net – 170
Tri-Center
Jayden Johnson – 45
Brandt Freeberg – 50
Jayce Waller – 50
Braden Meyer – 66
Rylan Ring – 78
Chaz Leaders – 69
Team Gross – 358
Team Net – 211
Riverside
Addison Brink – 46
Autumn Bennett – 64
Jadyn Beckman – 62
Akia Turney – 62
Kaycie Perkins – 49
Laney Rice – 58
Team Gross – 341
Team Net – 215
Tri-Center
Natalie Ausdemore – 52
Kendra Calhoun – 70
Addy Rendenbaugh – 73
Kayleigh Crozier – 82
Avery Assmann – 74
Joanna Cook – 74
Team Gross – 425
Team Net – 269
Boys Soccer Scores
Ballard 2, Grand View Christian 0
Bishop Heelan 7, Underwood 0
St. Albert 6, Creston 0
Carroll 4, Logan-Magnolia 0
Treynor 15, Missouri Valley 0
Pella 2, Carlisle 0
Bondurant-Farrar 1, Nevada 0
Girls Soccer Scores
St. Albert 9, Creston 0
Treynor 10, Missouri Valley 1
Tri-Center 4, Sioux City West 0
Nevada 1, Bondurant-Farrar 0
(Radio Iowa) – The Food Bank of Iowa is conducting a series of statewide meetings learning about the issues facing those who don’t have enough food. Food Bank of Iowa C-E-O Michelle Book visited one the meetings in Webster City to talk to a group of food pantry representatives about the problem. She says they all say the need for their services continues to grow.
Book says there’s another group that’s also being hit hard.
There is more information on the meetings at foodbankiowa.org.
(Radio Iowa) – A singer-songwriter whose childhood was split between rural Kentucky and New York City will bring her unique blend of music to Iowa next week for two stops. Martha Redbone is on a national tour offering songs — and stories — which she says aim to lend a voice to issues of social justice, while bridging traditions and cultures from the past and present.
The 58-year-old is Native and African-American, as her father was a gospel singer and her mother had roots in the Cherokee, Shawnee and Choctaw nations.
Martha Redbone (Photo provided by Des Moines Performing Arts)
In her teens, Redbone met country legend Willie Nelson at the opening of the Hard Rock Cafe in New York, and he remains one of her enduring heroes.
When you play music, she says, you’re representing all the people who’ve influenced your life, your family, your teachers. One of her early mentors was songwriter and producer Walter “Junie” Morrison, a member of the prominent ’70s funk band, Parliament Funkadelic.
Redbone and her band will perform April 11th at the Englert Theatre in Iowa City, and April 12th at the Temple Theater in Des Moines.
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Listen to some snippets of her music:
“How sweet I Roamed”:
“On Another’s Sorrow”:
https://martharedbone.com/
https://desmoinesperformingarts.org/events/martha-redbone/
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa Republican Party chairman Jeff Kaufmann says the friction between former President Donald Trump and Governor Kim Reynolds over her November endorsement of Ron DeSantis will evaporate as the General Election campaign gets underway.
Trump complained about the governor’s lack of loyalty throughout 2023. In the weeks leading up to the Iowa Caucuses, crowds at Trump rallies in Iowa often booed when Trump mentioned Reynolds by name.
Kaufmann suggests Reynolds and Trump have some fence mending to do, however.
Reynolds has been Iowa’s governor for nearly seven years.
Republican Party of Iowa chairman Jeff Kaufmann (Iowa PBS photo)
Kaufmann says with one-point-six million dollars in her campaign account and an aggressive travel schedule in Iowa, Reynolds is well positioned to run for reelection in 2026 if that’s what she intends to do.
Kaufmann made his comments this (Friday) morning during taping of “Iowa Press” which airs tonight (Friday) on Iowa P-B-S. In a written statement released this (Friday) afternoon, Reynolds noted she has endorsed Trump and said it’s important for Iowa Republicans to deliver Iowa for Trump, end Joe Biden’s political career and return Trump to the White House.
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