MONDAY RESULTS – April 22
nothing scheduled locally
TUESDAY RESULTS – April 23
(track)
EAGLE RELAYS at Lawton-Bronson
(girls results)
TEAM STANDINGS: 1. Kingsley-Pierson/Woodbury Central .. 2. Gehlen Catholic (tied)
Gehlen Catholic results: (four first place finishes) 200-METER DASH- 1st- Kate Hill (:28.02) .. 100-METER HURDLES- 1st- Tiffany Woerdehoff (:17.65) .. 400-METER HURDLES- 1st- Molly Roder (1:13.73) SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY- 1st (1:09.83) (Tiffany Woerdehoff-Molly Roder-Kate Hill-Sydney Livermore) .. 4X200 RELAY- 2nd (1:51.62) (Tiffany Woerdehoff-Lauren Heying-Sydney Livermore-Kate Hill).
KP/WC results: (13 first place finishes) 100-METER DASH- 1st- Aubree Bell (:13.45) .. 400-METER DASH- 1st- Erica Kuntz (1:04.18) .. 800-METER RUN- 1st- Erica Kuntz (2:34.80) .. 1500-METER RUN- 1st- Lynsey Countryman (5:37.01) .. 4X100 RELAY- 1st (:52.21) (Aubree Bell-Madison Goodwin-Paige Kuchel-Jayde Barto) .. 4X200 RELAY- 1st (1:50.63) (Madison Goodwin-Skylar Hannah-Paige Kuchel-Jayde Barto) .. 4X400 RELAY- 1st (4:13.87) (Erica Kuntz-Madison Goodwin-Paige Kuchel-Jayde Barto) .. 4X800 RELAY- 1st (10:40.55) (Sarahy Hamman-Makayla Archer-Gracia Widman-Lynsey Countryman) .. SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY- 1st (1:53.97) (Aubree Bell-Madison-Goodwin-Jayde Barto-Erica Kuntz) .. DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY- 1st (4:43.87) (Paige Kuchel-Skylar Hannah-Makayla Archer-Kalyn Cameron) .. HIGH JUMP- 1st- Camrin Baird (4′ 10″) .. LONG JUMP- 1st- Aubree Bell (15′ 8″) .. SHOT PUT- 1st- Emily Kraft (37′ 6 1/2″).
(boys results)
TEAM STANDINGS: Gehlen Catholic was 5th
Gehlen Catholic results: (two first place finishes) 3200-METER RUN- 1st- Will Roder (10:15.59) .. 400-METER HURDLES- 1st- Isaac Vaske (:57.60) .. 1600-METER RUN- 2nd- Will Roder (4:43.16) .. DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY- 2nd (3:49.04) (Derek Nilles-Adam Schuch-Ethan Peters-Will Roder).
KP/WC results: 200-METER DASH- 1st- Ethan Copeland (:23.89).
Hinton results: 400-METER DASH- 1st- Steven Greigg (:53.89).
LYNN JOLLY RELAYS in Cherokee
(girls results)
TEAM STANDINGS: 1. Spencer (179) .. 2. Unity Christian (110.33) .. 3. Le Mars (84.50) .. 4. Storm Lake (79.33) .. 5. Western Christian (78) .. 6. Cherokee (70.33) .. 7. Sheldon (67) .. 8. M-O-C/Floyd Valley (66.50).
Le Mars results — (no first places) .. 400-METER DASH- 2nd- Chloe Calhoun (1:02.72) .. 100-METER HURDLES– 2nd- Kady Leusink (:17.32) .. 4X200 RELAY- 2nd (1:50.59) (Katie Cunningham-Haylee Cooper-Emily Carlson-Shaniah Temple) .. 4X400 RELAY- 2nd (4:13.83) (Emily Carlson-Haylee Cooper-Katie Cunningham-Chloe Calhoun) .. SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY- 2nd (1:12.56) (Karlee Schiff-Lilly McNaughton-Brooke Alesch-Kady Leusink). J.V. won the 4X200 and Maddi Pippett won the Long Jump.
(boys results)
TEAM STANDINGS: 1. Le Mars (138.50) .. 2. Spencer (132) .. 3. Sheldon (120) .. 4. Western Christian (90) .. 5. Unity Christian (79) .. 6. M-O-C/Floyd Valley (74.50) .. 7. Storm Lake (49) .. 8. Cherokee (39).
Le Mars results: (five first place finishes) 200-METER DASH- 1st- Anthony Lamoreux (:23.36) .. 800-METER RUN– 1st- Landen Parmelee (2:05.86) .. 400-METER HURDLES- 1st- Ben Wadle (:55.77) & 2nd- Collin Boehmer (1:00.15) .. 4X100 RELAY- 1st (:44.97) (Dylan Rasmussen-Anthony Lamoreux-Eric Spieler-Tyler Ferguson) .. SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY- 1st (1:03.11) (Carter Arens-Reece Spieler-Eric Spieler-Ben Wadle) .. 4X200 RELAY- 2nd (1:36.80) Dylan Rasmussen-Brandon Kass-Conlen Parmelee-Tyler Ferguson) .. Kadin Woodard won all four of the wheelchair events. J.V. won the 4X100.
(golf)
(G) Akron-Westfield 204, Gehlen Catholic 214 — (medalist) Autumn Bundy (A-W) 47. (runner-up) Kayla Johnson (A-W) 49. Akron-Westfield’s remaining scores: Brooke Koele (51), Alayna Mullinix (57), Natalie Nielsen (59) & Taryn Wilken (60). Gehlen Catholic scores: Aubree Nilles (50), Katelyn Willett (51), Harley Foreman (56), Madeline Begnoche (57), Chloe Otto (60) & Rylee Schnepf (62).
(B) Akron-Westfield 186, Gehlen Catholic 193 — (medalist) Isaiah Lammers (Gehlen Catholic) 40. (runner-up) Logan Smith (A-W) 46 & Jader Briggs (A-W) 46. A-W’s remaining scores: Spencer Olson (47), Daytona Foley (47), Carson James (49) & Landyn Vossburg (51). Gehlen Catholic’s remaining scores: Dylan Barthole (48), Jordan Reuter (50), Jared Morris (55), Landon Nilles (59) & Justus Shrader (82).
(G) Spencer 197, Spirit Lake 201, Le Mars 207 — (medalist) Dani Hurt (Le Mars) 45. (runner-up) Brooke Bouska (Spencer) 48. Other LeMars counting scores: Emily Koonce (53), Faith Laske (54) & Abby Hoss (55).
(B) Spencer 141, Spirit Lake 151 & Le Mars 183 — (medalist) Colin Slattery (Spencer) 33. (runner-up) Ezra Meyer (Spencer) 35. Le Mars scores: Trey Whidden (44), Jakob Bixenman (44), Riley Oetken (47), Spencer Mackey (48), Curran Wells (48) & Alex Irwin (49).
(tennis)
(G) Spirit Lake def. Le Mars 7-2 — SINGLES RESULTS: Caroline Meis lost 0-10 .. Joan Meis won 11-10(9-7) .. Madison Dreckman won 10-2 .. Abby Van Otterloo lost 4-10 .. Kristen Heimgartner lost 1-10 .. Alivia Van Otterloo lost 9-11. DOUBLE RESULTS; Madison Dreckman/Caroline Meis lost 3-10 .. Joan Meis/Abby Van Otterloo lost 5-10 .. Kristen Heimgartner/Alivia Van Otterloo lost 4-10. Le Mars and Spirit Lake finished a suspended match from April 4th and Spirit Lake won 5-2. Match was halted after No. 1 doubles.
(B) Spirit Lake def. Le Mars 6-3 — SINGLES RESULTS: Zach Wingert won 6-2, 6-1 .. Kaden Wingert lost 0-6, 6-4, 8-10 .. Josh Pratt lost 4-6, 6-4, 4-10 .. Christian Owens lost 6-3, 4-6, 3-10 .. Matt Ahlers lost 6-3, 3-6, 7-10 .. Kutter Wright won 6-2, 6-4. DOUBLES RESULTS: Zach Wingert/Josh Pratt won 3-6, 7-5, 10-3 .. Kaden Wingert/Matt Ahlers lost 3-6, 6-3, 8-10 .. Christian Owen/Kutter Wright lost 5-6, 0-6.
WEDNESDAY RESULTS – April 24
(golf)
(G) Lady Bulldog Invitational at Brunsville
TEAM STANDING: 1. Western Christian (198) .. 2. Le Mars (199) .. 3. Gehlen Catholic (202) .. 4. Sioux City East (204) .. 5. Sioux City North (213) .. 6. Cherokee (207) .. 7. Bishop Heelan (219) .. 8. Sergeant Bluff-Luton (247) .. 9. Sioux City West (290). Medalist: Aubree Kooima (Western Christian) 41.
Le Mars scores: Dani Hurt (43 – runner-up medalist) .. Emily Koonce (49 – 7th) .. Sierra DeBoer (52) & Haleigh Allyn (55).
Gehlen scores: Madeline Begnoche (49 – 8th) .. Rylee Schnepf (50 – 10th) .. Aubree Nilles (51) .. Harley Forman (52) & Katelyn Willett (52).
THURSDAY RESULTS – April 25
(golf)
(B) Spirit Lake 156, Estherville/L-C 170, Le Mars 185. — Le Mars scores: Trey Whiddon (42), Curran Wells (57), Spencer Mackey (58), Alex Irwin (58) & Riley Oetken (53).
(G) West Sioux 207, Gehlen Catholic 209. — (medalist) Emily Hulshof (West Sioux) 47. (runner-up) Sydney Reinking (West Sioux) 51. Gehlen Catholic scores: Madeline Begnoche (52), Katelyn Willett (53), Harley Foreman (56), Rylee Oetken (57) & Chloe Otto (75).
(B) Gehlen Catholic 174, West Sioux — (Falcons had two varsity players) — Gehlen Catholic scores: Isaia Lammers (35 – medalist), Dylan Barthole (42), Landon Nilles (45), Jared Morris (52), Jordan Rueter (58), Carson Sitzmann (66).
(G) Remsen St. Mary’s 215, Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 242. — St. Mary’s scores: Tori Galles (46 – medalist), Sidney Tritz (49 – runner-up), Brooklyn Frederes (58), Megan Wurth (62) & Kelsey Behrens (65).
(tennis)
(G) Le Mars at Sioux City North – ppd.
(N-F-L Draft)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Defying NFL custom and at least temporarily creating a quarterback quandary, the Arizona Cardinals led off the NFL draft Thursday night by selecting Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray, the Heisman Trophy winner.
Ohio State edge rusher Nick Bosa went to San Francisco as expected. Bosa is considered the top pass rusher in this group. His older brother, Joey, plays for the Chargers and was the 2016 Defensive Rookie of the Year. Their father also played in the NFL.
The Jets used the third pick on Alabama defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, considered by some scouts the best player in this draft. Not even a starter before 2018, Williams won the Outland Trophy last season.
Iowa tight end T.J. Hockenson was taken 8th by the Detroit Lions Thursday. The 6’5″, 251-pound Hockenson won the John Mackey Award last season and finished his Hawkeye career with 73 pass catches for 1,080 yards.
In a N-F-L draft first, two tight ends from the same school have been selected. The Denver Broncos picked Iowa’s other tight end standout, Noah Fant with the 20th pick.
(N-B-A Obit)
BOSTON (AP) – NBA Hall of Famer and Boston Celtics great John Havlicek has died in Jupiter, Florida, at age 79. Havlicek went on to win eight NBA championships and an NBA Finals MVP with Boston, while holding Celtics career records for points scored and games played. His steal of Hal Greer’s inbounds pass in the final seconds of the 1965 Eastern Conference finals against the Philadelphia 76ers remains one of the most famous plays in NBA history. He was named one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History and enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1984. The cause of death wasn’t immediately available. The Boston Globe said he had Parkinson’s disease
FRIDAY RESULTS – April 26
(track)
River Valley Relays at Correctionville
(girls results) TEAM STANDINGS: 1. Kingsley-Pierson/Woodbury Central (166.5) .. 2. River Valley (113.5) .. 3. Gehlen Catholic (83) .. 4. West Monona (69) .. 5. Newell-Fonda (66) .. 6. Siouxland Christian (32) .. 7. Westwood (30) .. 8. Hinton (27) .. 9. Ridge View J.V. (1).
Gehlen Catholic results (first & second): SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY– 1st- (1:10.39) (Woerdehoff-Roder-Livermore-Langel) .. 100-METER HURDLES– 1st-Sydney Livermore (:17.36) .. 400-METER HURDLES– 1st- Molly Roder (1:13.82) .. 200-METER DASH– 2nd- Kate Hill (:28.50) .. 4X200 RELAY– 2nd- (1:52.69) (Livermore-Langel-Hill-Woerdehoff).
KP/WC first place finishes: HIGH JUMP– Camrin Baird (5’2″) .. DISCUS– Emily Kraft (95′ 4″) .. SHOT PUT– Emily Kraft (37′ 9 1/2″) .. LONG JUMP– Aubree Bell (15′ 1 1/2″) .. 100-METER DASH– Aubree Bell (:13.23) .. 400-METER DASH– Erica Kuntz (1:02.19) .. SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY– (1:55.69) (Bell-Goodwin-Barto-Kuntz) .. 4X200 RELAY– (1:51.94) (Kuchel-Hannah-Goodwin-Barto).
(boys results) TEAM STANDINGS: 1. Hinton (138) .. 2. Gehlen Catholic (125) .. 3. KP/WC (73) .. 4. River Valley (55) .. 5. Ridge View (49) .. 6. Newell-Fonda (43) .. 7. Siouxland Christian (41) .. 8. West Monona (39) .. 9. Westwood (25).
Gehlen Catholic results (first & second): 3200-METER RUN– 1st-Will Roder (10:07.25) .. 800-METER RUN– 1st- Will Roder (2:06.23) & 2nd- Carson Tesch (2:15.50) .. 400-METER HURDLES– 1st- Isaac Vaske (:57.44) .. 4X100 RELAY– 1st- (:47.34) (Nilles-Von Arb-Livermore-Schuch) .. 4X400 RELAY– 1st- (3:40.75) (Augustine-Peters-Lehmann-Vaske) .. LONG JUMP– 2nd- Ethan Peters (18’4″) .. SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY– 2nd- (1:41.41) (Nilles-Schuch-Von Arb-Vaske) .. 4X800 RELAY– 2nd- (8:50.41) (Augustine-Herbst-Kramer-Tesch) .. SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY– 2nd- (1:07.09) (runners were not available).
Hinton first place finishes: HIGH JUMP– Keanan Wiesler (6′ 0″) .. LONG JUMP– Brock Aiden (20′ 1″) .. DISCUS– Caleb Trierweiler (120′ 4″) .. SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY– (1:40.18) (Kaiser-Faith-Bishop-Greigg) .. 4X800 RELAY– (8:49.66) (Hoefling-Anderson-Miller-Clark) .. SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY– (1:05.26) (runners were not available).
KP/WC first place finishes: DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY– (3:48.44) (Schmid-Pfaffle-Copeland-Countryman) .. 4X200 RELAY– (1:36.78) (Schmid-Pfaffle-Archer-Copeland) .. 1600-METER RUN– Jalen Spink (5:04.09).
(golf)
(G) Gehlen Catholic received a forfeit from Trinity Christian
(B) Trinity Christian 202, Gehlen Catholic 207 — (medalist) Caden Vis (Trinity Christian) 47. (runner-up) Dylan Barthole (Gehlen Catholic) 48. Other Gehlen scores: Isaih Lammers (53), Jared Morris (53), Jordan Reuter (53), Landon Nilles (59) & Elias Sitzmann (61).
(N-F-L draft – second round)
NASHVILLE, Ten. — Iowa State running back David Montgomery was selected by the Chicago Bears with the 9th selection in the second round. He was the first Cyclone taken in this year’s draft.
SATURDAY RESULTS – April 27
(golf)
(B) Le Mars at the Storm Lake Invitational – cancelled
(tennis)
(G) Le Mars at the Lakes Conference meet at Storm Lake – ppd. to May 1
(B) Le Mars at the Lakes Conference meet at Spirit Lake – ppd. to May 1
SUNDAY RESULTS – April 28
AP-SportsMinute
UNDATED (AP) – The Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics have opened their respective NBA conference semifinal series with victories. Kevin Durant poured in 35 points and Draymond Green almost had a triple-double to help the Warriors post a 104-100 win over the Houston Rockets. Kyrie Irving finished with 26 points and 11 assists, while Al Horford chipped in 20 points and 11 rebounds as the Celtics blew out the Bucks, 112-90 in Milwaukee.
UNDATED (AP) – The Carolina Hurricanes have a two-games-to-none lead in their NHL second-round series, while the Colorado Avalanche and San Jose Sharks are deadlocked at a game apiece. Warren Foegele and Nino Niederreiter scored in the first 65 seconds of the third period to send the Hurricanes past the New York Islanders, 2-1. Tyson Barrie scored the tiebreaking goal and had two assists as the Avalanche downed the Sharks, 4-3.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – The New York Yankees lost two more players to injuries when second baseman DJ LeMahieu and third baseman Gio Urshela left yesterday’s game against San Francisco. LeMahieu was removed in the bottom of the third because of right knee inflammation, and Urshela left after he was hit on his left hand by an 88.5 mph cutter from Nick Vincent in the fifth inning. New York has had 15 players on the injured list this year and just two have come back: Gary Sanchez and pitcher CC Sabathia.
TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) – Chevrolet completed a sweep of the top two spots at yesterday’s NASCAR Cup race at Talladega. Chase Elliott took the lead shortly after a restart with four laps to go and worked with three other Chevy drivers to hold off the rest of the field. Hendrick teammate Ryan Bowman was second, followed by rookies Ryan Preece and Daniel Hemric.
AVONDALE, La. (AP) – Ryan Palmer and Jon Rahm shot a 3-under 69 in the alternate-shot final round of the Zurich Classic and won the PGA Tour’s only team event by three strokes over Sergio Garcia and Tommy Fleetwood. The 42-year-old Palmer won for the first time since 2010. The 24-year-old Rahm has won once in each of the past three seasons and has seven top-10 finishes in 2019.
