The Iowa State women open the NCAA Tournament late Monday afternoon in San Antonio against Michigan State. The seventh seeded Cyclones enter with a record of 16-10 while the 10th seeded Spartans are 15-8. ISU coach Bill Fennelly.
Fennelly says the Spartans cause concerns.
Fennelly says the Spartans have depth and versatility.
It is a 5:00 p.m. central time tip off.
Iowa plays Oregon Monday morning in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Hawkeyes advanced with an 86-74 win over Grand Canyon while the Ducks moved on after Virginia Commonwealth withdrew due to COVID protocols. Oregon won the Pac-12 regular season title. Iowa guard Jordan Bohannon says Oregon’s smaller lineup will come at them with a variety of presses.
It will be an 11:10am tip off. We’ll have coverage on the Hawkeye Radio Network with pregame starting at 10:00 a.m.
Monday’s NCAA Men’s Tournament Schedule
#7 Oregon vs. #2 Iowa 11:10 a.m. CBS and KJAN
#8 Oklahoma vs. #1 Gonzaga 1:40 p.m. CBS
#14 Abilene Christian vs. #11 UCLA 4:15 p.m. TBS
#13 Ohio vs. #5 Creighton 5:10 p.m. TNT
#8 LSU vs. #1 Michigan 6:10 p.m. CBS
#5 Colorado vs. #4 Florida State 6:45 p.m. TBS
#10 Maryland vs. #2 Alabama 7:45 p.m. TNT
#6 USC vs. #3 Kansas 8:40 p.m. CBS
The Morningside women’s basketball team is headed to the NAIA National Semifinals with an 83-67 win over Concordia on Saturday in Sioux City.
Sierra Mitchell scored 26 points and a 19-4 run at the end of the first half put Morningside in control. The Mustangs are in the midst of a 23-game winning streak and are now 29-2 overall. Exira-EHK grad Sophia Peppers contributed 8 points and 8 rebounds in the win over Concordia.
The Mustangs advance to a national semifinal meeting with top-seeded Thomas More (KY) in Sioux City on Monday at 6:00 p.m. The winner will play for a national championship on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.
The track and field season is starting to get revved up and the Atlantic boys team competed at the Central College Indoor meet in Pella on Saturday. Here is some of the finishes for the Trojans.
Long Jump
21st- Jackson McLaren
High Jump
9th Jayden Proehl
1600 Meters
19th Zane Berg
23rd Drew Engler
60 Meter Hurdles
5th Collin Mullenix
400 Meters
7th Collin Mullenix
800 Meters
6th Craig Alan Becker
200 Meters
27th Garrett Reynolds
34th Zane Vance
3200 Meters
9th Zane Berg
14th Drew Engler
4×400 Meter Relay
10th Atlantic (Zane Vance, Bennett Whetstone, Craig Alan Becker, Collin Mullenix)
Full results and times HERE.
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by Lily Bohlke (Iowa News Service) DES MOINES, Iowa — Advocates for family farms, rural neighborhoods and the environment are asking Iowa lawmakers to find a more equitable balance between the interests of factory farms and of the communities they’re in. Research has shown higher levels of nitrates and phosphorus in the water, as well as air quality issues, in communities with nearby concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs).
Pigs at a factory farm.
Aaron Lehman, president of the Iowa Farmers Union, said the current standards for factory farms, from manure storage to air-quality standards, aren’t strong enough to protect their neighbors or natural resources. “When a facility more resembles an industrial factory than a part of a farm community, it ought to be treated as an industrial operation,” Lehman argued. “And the neighbors in the communities ought to be protected.” The Iowa Farmers Union has joined the call for a moratorium on new CAFOs and expanding existing ones.
Opponents of the bill, House Fire 440, point out Iowa is the nation’s top pork-producing state, and contended a moratorium on factory farms would harm the state’s ag industry. Drew Mogler, public policy director for the Iowa Pork Producers Association, said the state’s economy depends on livestock and other agricultural production, particularly in rural communities. He noted livestock processing has created many jobs as well. “This piece of legislation has surfaced, you know, almost every year that I’ve been up at the Statehouse,” Mogler observed. “But you know, every year it hasn’t moved, even into a subcommittee.”
Lehman pointed out despite the fact a moratorium likely won’t be in the cards for this legislative session, their work must persist. “Our neighbors still need to continue to work and talk to their policymakers about trying to strike a balance, to put in stronger protections for the neighbors of these facilities,” Lehman asserted. “And at least to have the current laws enforced.” He added the goal is simply to protect neighboring communities’ water, air and property values.
(Radio Iowa) – This is “Poison Prevention Week” and a spokesperson with the Iowa Poison Control Center in Sioux City says it’s a good time to look under our kitchen sinks and storage areas when it comes to cleaners, medicine, and materials that may fall into younger hands. Tammy Noble says the week is a good reminder to break bad habits that could lead to problems. She says sometimes the little things you do, such as reading the label to make sure you are not mixing things that shouldn’t be mixed. Or with medicine, be sure you are taking your own medicine and not someone else’s.
Noble says all chemicals should be handled properly to avoid accidental poisoning. Things like not putting poisons in things like pop bottles. Sometimes people think about gasoline and I’ve got to put it in a container and they might find a pop bottle or something to put it in,” she says. “A child when they look at that — they are going to going to think that is pop.” She says that could lead to the child drinking the gasoline. Noble says the center has been busy during this pandemic period with things you might expect — like calls about hand sanitizer. There has also been an increase in calls about bleach as people use it to sanitize things.
“Sometimes people aren’t always aware of how to do that safely. So we have people who will sometimes be overcome by the fumes of the cleaners or have an eye exposure, or breathe too much of it in — so they call the Poison Center for help,” she says. Noble said the late afternoon and evenings have been the busiest time for calls to the center. “Ninety-percent of poisonings happen at home — and most of them can actually be treated at home also,” according to Noble. “So we will give you advice on what to do and what side effects to watch for. And oftentimes we will even call you back and make sure things are going okay.”
The phone for the Iowa Poison Control Center is 1-800-222-1222 and the website is iowapoison.org. The center’s Facebook and Twitter sites will have special activities throughout the week aimed at young people.
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