Golfers from the all of the MVC schools competed in the annual super meet at Pheasant Ridge Golf Course in Cedar Falls
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Golfers from the all of the MVC schools competed in the annual super meet at Pheasant Ridge Golf Course in Cedar Falls
Assignments for district singles and doubles tournament were released on Friday by Iowa High School Athletic Association
Photos from girls’ soccer Cedar Rapids Kennedy at Linn-Mar
Iowa City High, Iowa City Liberty and Iowa City West compete annually in the Clash for the Club. The winning team takes home a traveling trophy. For the first time since its inception five years ago, West won the event.
Drake Relays, Saturday girls: After barely making into the 4x100 relay finals, Linn-Mar roars in the afternoon to a second-place finish.
Drake Relays, Thursday girls: Clear Lake’s Reese Brownlee retains the long jump title, edging Linn-Mar’s Abby Mecklenburg by a quarter-inch.
Iowa City West’s Ainsley Wilson has made an instant impact in her first varsity season. She ranks among the state leaders in scoring and claimed medalist honors at the CRANDIC girls’ golf meet Wednesday at Twin Pines Golf Course in Cedar Rapids. Cedar Rapids Washington won the team race.
Prep track and field: Five storylines to watch in the high school competition at the Drake Relays this week.
Action from the annual boys and girls relay track meet at City High.
Girls’ track & field: At 20 feet, 8 1/4 inches, Linn-Mar’s Abby Mecklenburg is No. 1 all-time in the girls’ long jump.
The Hawks’ boys’ golf team has the potential for a strong season. They are off to a good start, ranking among the state’s best teams in Class 3A.
Little Hawks opened with a tie against Muscatine but bounced back Saturday with a big win over Linn-Mar
Iowa’s men’s basketball team played No. 4 Iowa State to the wire Thursday night before losing by four. As it did two weeks ago after a loss to nationally ranked Michigan State, the Hawkeyes were able to get an immediate bounce back, stomping Western Michigan, 91-51, Sunday afternoon at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Those infusions of zest proved to be fleeting, however. The Cyclones trailed the Panthers (2-8) for more than five minutes in the first half before a Milan Momcilovic 3-pointer capped a 16-5 run that gave them a 44-28 edge at the break.
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