Thursday, May 17^th
Boys Results
Class 1A

3200M Run Final

Brycen Wallace, Nodaway Valley- 2nd 9:30.57
Adam Thompson, Sidney- 7th 10:11.83
Evan Wilson, Exira-EHK- 11th 10:19.85
Justin Ambrose, Boyer Valley- 12th 10:20.09
Skyler Rawlings, Nodaway Valley- 13th 10:19.55
Dakota Holaday, CAM- 17th 10:30.22

200M Dash Prelims

Tavares Boykins, Clarinda Academy- Qualified 1st 22.54
DeShawn Carr, CAM- 14th 23.80
Marshall Hansen, IKM-Manning- 19th 24.12
Wyatt Pryor, Woodbine- 22nd 24.23

4x800M Final

St. Albert- 2nd (Joe Liston, Kyle Barnes, Luke Gronstal, Ryan Hughes) 8:12.61
Earlham- 3rd (Alex Caskey, Caleb Swalla, Alex Firch, Jake Willem) 8:16.38
Woodbine- 6th (Wyatt Pryor, Adam Sherer, Joseph McHugh, Seth Gruver) 8:21.79
IKM-Manning- 12th (Nate Blankman, Adam Gruhn, Alex Lingle, Parker Behrens) 8:27.98
Exira-EHK- 14th (Jayden Goodwin, Creighton Nelson, Mason Rasmussen, Evan Wilson) 8:29.91
Sidney- 19th (Noah Jorgenson, Jaden Sears, Mister McNaughton, Cody Hankins) 8:39.81

100M Dash Prelims

Tavares Boykins, Clarinda Academy- Qualified 1st 11.06
DeAdrien Butler, Clarinda Academy- Qualified 3rd 11.17
DeShawn Carr, CAM- 18th 11.75
Jacob Ridgely, Earlham- 20th 11.80

400M Dash Final

Tyler Blaha, St. Albert- 1st 50.33
Alex Lingle, IKM-Manning- 12th 52.44
Andrew Hanafan, St. Albert- Scratched

Shot Put

Matt Fagan, St. Albert- 6th 49-04.75
Connor Alley, Fremont-Mills- 14th 46-05.25
Hunter Poston, Southwest Valley- 15th 45-07.50
Jacob Webb, Southwest Valley- 19th 44-08.50
Joey Wolf, Woodbine- 20th 44-08.25

Long Jump

DeShawn Carr, CAM- 5th 20-08.25
Jadon Jahnke, Griswold- 10th 19-11.00
Dylan Schroeder, East Mills- 12th 19-10.50
Drew Schurke, Ar-We-Va- 13th 19-09.75
Brady Hilpipre, Nodaway Valley- 14th 19-07.25
DeAdrien Butler, Clarinda Academy- 22nd 16-02.75
Addison Bull, Southwest Valley- Foul (Injury after first attempt)

Shuttle Hurdle Relay Prelims

Audubon- Qualified 4th (Jackson Jensen, Ethan Klocke, Skyler Schultes, Nolan Smith) 1:00.06
St. Albert- Qualified 6th (Jake Carley, Garret Reisz, Tiege Hunt, Chad Neuzil) 1:00.98
CAM- 9th (Connor McKee, Thomas Hensley, Jacob Holste, Nicholas Holste) 1:01.59
Woodbine- 13th (Maverick Winther, Layne Pryor, Tyler Coberly, Joey Wolf) 1:02.62
Griswold- 14th (Derek Mueller, Spencer Muhlbauer, Preston Good, Jadon Jahnke) 1:03.19
Southwest Valley- 20th (Addison Bull, Brett Schafroth, Aaron Armstrong, Grant Maurer) 1:06.42

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — The Green Bay Packers have signed second-round draft pick Josh Jackson from Iowa. Green Bay general manager Brian Gutekunst announced the cornerback’s signing on Thursday.
Jackson was taken with the 45th overall pick in last month’s draft, and his signing comes two days after the Packers signed first-round pick Jaire Alexander, a cornerback from Louisville.

The 6-foot, 196-pound Jackson led the country with eight interceptions as a senior for the Hawkeyes, returning two for touchdowns. He and Alexander are expected to improve a Green Bay secondary that allowed 30 touchdown passes last season, tied for the second-highest total of any team.

Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — C.J. Cron homered and scored three runs, and the Tampa Bay Rays beat Kansas City 5-3 to complete a three-game sweep of the woeful Royals. Tampa Bay swept the Royals for the first time since four games from Aug. 8-11, 2011, and swept a series in Kansas City for the first time since three games from July 17-19, 2009. Kansas City has lost five straight and seven of eight, dropping to 13-30 for its worst 43-game start since going 10-33 in 2006. The Royals are 6-16 at Kauffman Stadium.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Dexter Fowler reached base four times and drove in two runs in his return to the lineup and the St. Louis Cardinals beat former starter Lance Lynn and the Minnesota Twins 7-5. Matt Carpenter had three hits after being demoted to seventh in the batting order, and Tommy Pham hit his eighth homer.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals have placed struggling reliever Luke Gregerson on the 10-day disabled list with a right shoulder impingement. Gregerson, who signed an $11 million, two-year contract with St. Louis over the winter, has an 8.64 ERA in 12 appearances this season.

CHICAGO (AP) — The U.S. women’s national team has announced that this summer’s Tournament of Nations will be played at stadiums in Kansas, Connecticut and Illinois. The U.S. will host Australia, Brazil and Japan in the tournament, which kicks off at Children’s Mercy Park in Kansas City on July 26. The four teams will play double-headers at each site, with the winner decided on points.