KSOM Weekends
12:00am - 9:00am
KSOM Weekends
Make A Request
Contact
 
Infinite Menus, Copyright 2006, OpenCube Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Latest Sports Stories

CARROLL, HARLAN, AND HUMBOLDT ADVANCE TO BOYS 3A STATE GOLF

District Results From Carroll

 

Top Three Teams Advance

  1. Carroll 327
  2. Harlan 332
  3. Humboldt 335
  4. Storm Lake 336
  5. Atlantic 347

State Qualifying Individuals

  1. Brad Christianson, Carroll, 75
  2. Ross Martens, Harlan, 76
  3. Carson Whittington, Creston 77
  4. Jaxon Heinz, Humboldt

Click here for the interview with Harlan golf coach Chad Swanson


AUDUBON BOYS QUALIFY FOR STATE GOLF AS DISTRICT CHAMP, TREYNOR RUNNER-UP

(Audubon) It's good feelings all around for the Audubon boys golf team Friday afternoon as the Wheelers accomplish two of their main goals for the season. Audubon beat Treynor for the first time in four years and qualified for the Class 1A state tournament in the process.

 

Audubon wins the District Tournament at Crestwood Hills in Anita with their 313 team total while Treynor (315) also moves on to state at the runner-up. Boyer Valley finished third with 330 and will not advance.

 

Individual qualifiers include Medalist Brad Bailey (70) of Treynor, runner-up Andrew Irlmeier (73) of Audubon, along with Jon Smiley from Adair-Casey, Davis Hackman of Woodbine, Michael Bylund from Audubon, and Cole Chapin of Treynor.

 

Click here for the comments from Coach Keller, Irlmeier, and Bylund


ATLANTIC'S SAM MARKHAM CAPS OFF TRACK SEASON WITH MEDAL

(Des Moines) State Long Jump or District Golf Tournament?

 

That was the question Atlantic Junior Sam Markham had to consider late last week. Many would be happy to have either opportunity, but for Markham is created a tough choice.

 

The Trojan's #2 golfer and top long jumper leaped a season best 21-10'5 at the state track qualifying meet on Thursday and then fired a six-over-par 75 the next day to place in the top ten at the sectional golf tournament at Atlantic Golf and Country Club.

 

Even though Markham had chosen golf as his primary sport at the start of the spring, this unique opportunity presented the multi-talented athlete with a complex decision to make.

 

After carefully considering his options with family, friends, and coaches, Markham deemed being the #1 seed in the long jump as a once in a lifetime opportunity.

 

That decision sent him east to Des Moines for the state track meet, while his golf teammates travelled north to Carroll Country Club in hopes of advancing to the state golf tournament.

 

Before Markham jumped he texted his golf teammates good luck and they sent the same best wishes in return. Markham would go on leap another season best and place 3rd in the 3A long jump.


With golf as his primary sport, Markham attended track practice sparingly and rarely worked on jumping during those practices. He competed in just five track meets all season. Next year as a senior he plans to focus solely on golf.

 

Click to listen to Markham speak with the media following his jump

 


FRIDAY BOYS STATE TRACK RESULTS

Class 1A 110M Hurdles Prelims

5th-Connor Meis, Treynor,15.55q

8th-Josh Bryant, A-H-S-T, 15.77q

 

Class 1A 4x200M Relay

6th-A-H-S-T, 1:33.50 (Ben Jacobsen, Tyler Robinson, Austin Fink, Kyle Bauerkemper) 

10th-Griswold, 1:33.97

13th-Exira-EHK, 1:34.13 (New School Record)

21st-Stanton, 1:35.91

 

Class 4A 400M Low Hurdles

21th-Kadin Wright, Thomas Jefferson

 

Class 1A 400M Low Hurdles

3rd-Quentin Keuck, Treynor, 55.17

4th-Cole Anderson, Exira-EHK, 55.36

6th-Trevor McKee, CAM, 55.91

 

Class 3A 400M Low Hurdles

2nd-Derek Jones, Glenwood, 53.36

12th-Tate Jensen, ADM, 55.90

17th-Josh Lambertz, Carroll 56.25

19th-Conner Clayton, Harlan 56.59

 

Class 1A High Jump

2nd-Connor Meis, Treynor, 6-06.00

9th-Alex Welsch, Nodaway Valley, 6-02.00

16th-Zak Doty, Griswold, 5-10

 

Class 3A 4X200

22nd-Harlan, 1:34.22

23rd-Glenwood 1:34.67

 

Class 3A Long Jump

 

 

1st-Grant May, Glenwood, 22-00

3rd-Sam Markham, Atlantic, 21-11

17th-Brady Douma, Glenwood

19th-Jeremiah Bieker, Harlan

 

Class 2A 110 Hurdles

9th-Jared Stansbury, Clarinda, 15.34

17th-Austin Konsor, Underwood

22nd-Ryan Spiegel,Underwood

 

Class 3A 110 Hurdles

Austin Hess, Harlan, 15.18 (qualifies for finals with 4th fastest time)

14th-Mitch Bowden, Glenwood

 

Class 3A Distance Medley

9th-Glenwood, 3:37.69

15th-ADM 1:42.14

16th-Atlantic, 1:43.27

 

Class 2A Discus

11th-Cody Stepanek, Panorama 147-08

 

Class 3A Shotput

6th-Tyler Hovey, Atlantic, 52-08

8th-Clayton Giesting, Glenwood, 50-02

13th-Collin Bevins, Creston, 48-06.75

 

Class 2A 4X100

21st-Shenandoah, 45.30

 

Class 3A 4X100

20th-Glenwood, 45.22

22nd-Harlan

DNF-Carroll,False Start

 

Class 2A High Jump

2nd-Robert Tank, IKM-Manning, 6-04

10th-Chase Rupiper, Kuemper Catholic, 6-00

20th-Noah Bix, Clarinda, 5-10

 

Class 3A 4X400

Glenwood, 3:25.65 (enter finals with 5th best time)

13th-ADM

17th-Dallas Center-Grimes

23rd-Harlan


FRIDAY GIRLS STATE TRACK RESULTS

 

Class 1A 4x100M Relay Prelims

Audubon-3rd-fastest time, 51.25q, (Carly Johnston, Emma Konkler, Emily Nelsen, Lacey Vokt)

 

Class 1A 100M Hurdle Prelims

4th-Chaley Rath, Treynor-16-09q

5th-Lacey Vokt, Audubon, 16.15q

12th-Carmen Subbert, Stanton,16.51

 

Class 1A 4x200 Meter Relay

3rd-A-H-S-T, 1:47.82 (CourtneyKardell, Shayla Bird, Taylor Baggett, Johnni Schueman)

15th-Treynor, 1:51.05

23rd-Villisca, 1:52.80

 

Class 1A 400M Low Hurdles

2nd-Rebekah Topham, Griswold. 1:05.11

3rd-Chaley Rath, Treynor, 1:05.49

20th-Paige Peterson, Stanton

21st-Anna Mulder, Adair-Casey

 

Class 1A Distance Medley

4th-Guthrie Center, 4:19.63 (Haley Wilson, Breanne Meier, Keisha Bailey, Leah Courtney)

18th-Griswold, 3:40.76

22nd-Corning

24th-St. Albert

 

Class 4A Distance Medley

18th-Abraham Lincoln, 4:22.68

 

 Class 1A High Jump

1st-Chaley Rath, Treynor, 5-08.25* (defends her title), and set new Class 1A State meet rec. set by Jenni Elbert, Laurens-Marathon, set in 2004, 5-05.00

 

Class 1A Discus

1st-Amy Wright, Earlham, 133-08

9th-Paige Volkens, Treynor, 109-08

15th-Maria Palmer, Corning, 101-11

21st-Candice Howell, Griswold, 93-05

 

Class 3A Sprint Medley Relay

2nd-Dallas Center-Grimes, 4:12.5

10th-Creston, 4:19.6

12th-Harlan, 4:20.82

16th-ADM, 4:23.58

 

Class 2A 400M Low Hurdles

22nd-Bailey McCalister, Panorama

 

Class 3A 400M Low Hurdles

1st-Audry Bollinger, Creston, 1:03.70

6th-Katey Trecker, Carroll, 1:07.26

7th-Katrina Knudsen, Harlan, 1:07.46

12th-Lexi Fisher, Glenwood

 

Class 3A 4X200

7th-Harlan, 1:46.80

10th-Denison-Schleswig, 1:47.47

15h-Glenwood, 1:48.59

 

Class 2A Discus

5th-Kaylee Blake, IKM-Manning, 129-06

17th-Courtney Monson, IKM-Manning, 111-03 

 

Class 3A Shotput

15th-Cassie Kruse, Glenwood

23rd-Lauren Janning, Carroll

 

Class 2A 100M Hurdles

12th-Abbie Mosher, Kuemper Catholic, 16.43 

 

Class 3A 100M Hurdles

16th- Mercedes Liparoto, Glenwood, 16.86          
23rd-Katey Trecker, Carroll, 17.33

 

Class 3A 4X100

Glenwood, 50.83 (advances to finals with 5th best times)

12th-Denison-Schleswig, 51.63

16th-Carroll, 51.8

22nd-Harlan

23rd-Dallas Center-Grimes

 

Class 2A 4X400

Tri-Center, 4:09.69 (qualifies for finals with 8th best time)

 

Class 3A 4X400

Harlan 4:05.80 (qualifies for finals with 5th best time)

Creston 4:05.98 (qualifies with 6th best time)

10th-ADM

 

Class 3A Long Jump

6th-Brianna Maitlen, Creston 16-01.25

10th-Madison Bertman, ADM

15th-Ali Meiners, Carroll

21st-Sara Salerno, Glenwood

 

Class 2A High Jump

22nd-Ashley Nepper, IKM-Manning


2006 KUEMPER CATHOLIC GRAD GOES INTO IGHSAU TRACK HALL OF FAME

(Carroll) Dani Stipe is one of three inductees into the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union Hall of Fame.

 

Stipe, a 2006 Carroll Kuemper Catholic graduate, enjoyed an outstanding athletic career. In addition to her prowess in track and field, she was an elite all-state softball athlete that was Iowa’s offensive player of the year her senior season in 2006.

On the track, she owns eight state crowns and one Drake Relays title. The long jump was her specialty, where she won the Class 2A state crown three times. Her jump of 18’11.5 in 2006 remains the Class 2A record.

Stipe won four state titles in 2006.  In addition to her state record in the long jump, she successfully defended her Class 2A 100 and 200 meters titles, setting a 2A record in the 200 meters with a time of 24.98 while anchoring the Kuemper Catholic 4x400 meter relay team to a 2A record time of 3:56.61.

Stipe was a four-time NCAA qualifier and four-time Missouri Valley Conference champion, winning two heptathlon titles in addition to conference championships in the 4x400 meter relay team and one pentathlon championship.

 

Press Release

 


GRISWOLD GRABS BIG POINTS BY GOING 1-2 IN 3,000

(Griswold) Griswold hopes of defending their state championship got a huge boost from a pair of runners that were not on last year's championship team. Two freshman went 1-2 for the Tigers in the 3,000 Meter run on Thursday. Rebekah Topham crossed the finish line in 10:33.66 to claim her first of what many expect to be several gold medals in her career.

 

 

Twenty-three seconds later, fellow freshman Alyx Flippen who is often overshadowed by Topham's impressive resume, earned a silver medal for the Tigers when she finished in 10:56.67.

 

The dynamic freshman duo will try to repeat the feat when they each run in the 1,500 later this week. Topham will also run in the 800 and the 400M Low Hurdles.

 

*Photos of Topham (left) and Flippen (right) are from Clarinda XC Meet

 

Click here for the comments from Rebekah Topham following the win


HOVEY GOES OUT A CHAMP AND A STATE RECORD SETTER IN THE DISCUS

 

(Des Moines) Atlantic Senior Discus thrower Tyler Hovey said this week that when he was a freshman he never dreamt he would be seeded number 1 coming into the state track meet in Des Moines Thursday. Not only did Hovey live up to his billing, he exceeded expectations with a record setting state championship throw of 187-9.00.

 

Hovey’s big throw erased a 32-year-old record 179-07, by Matt Havens, of Independence in 1980. Hovey’s throw would’ve also bettered the Class 1A and 2A state meet records. He also set an Atlantic High School record, surpassing some of the elite discuss throwers including Jon Pelzer, Blake Larsen and Kasey Juhl. Hovey will compete in the Shot Put Friday morning with the fifth best throw. 

 

*Photo is from the Hawkeye Ten Conference Meet

 

Click here for the comments from Hovey, coach Iekel and coach Warne

 


BOYS STATE TRACK RESULTS FOR THURSDAY EVENTS

 

Class 3A 3,200

5th-Brandon Phipps, Creston, 9:41.79

24th-Trevor Turner, Winterset, 10:55.45

 

Class 3A 100

21st-Anthony Beyerink, 11.98

22nd-Joey Foss, Harlan, 12.05

 

Class 2A 100

24th-Mitch Forrester, Underwood, 12.36

 

Class 3A Discus

1st-Tyler Hovey, Atlantic, 187-9, *New State Record

10th-Clayton Giesting, Glenwood, 149-00

23rd-Daniel Gorman, Glenwood, 97-03

 

Class 2A Shotput

8th-Riley Bach, Kuemper Catholic, 49-10.75

 

Class 3A High Jump

7th-Austin Hudson, ADM, 6-02

20th-Andy Vial, Red Oak, 5-10

22nd-Reese Iverson, Dallas Center-Grimes, 5-08

24th-Briar Evans, Creston, 5-08

 

Class 3A 4X800

10th- Dallas Center-Grimes

13th-Glenwood

20th-ADM

24th-Creston

 

Class 2A 200

16th-Luke Webner, Panorama

23rd-Chase Hennen, Panorama

 

Class 3A 200

15th-Collin Bevins, Creston, 23.70

18th-Jared Grove, ADM

22nd-Joey Foss, Harlan

 

Class 3A 400

7th-Derek Jones, Glenwood, 49.69

11th-Adam Purdy, Winterset

18th-Alan Smith, Creston

22nd-Kinser Haselhun, ADM

 

Class 3A Shuttle Hurdle

9th-Harlan, 1:00.592 (Tony Dawson, Conner Clayton, Austin Mumm, Austin Hess)

10th-Carroll 1:00.595

15th-Glenwood

 

Class 1A Shuttle Hurdle

Treynor, 1:00.99 (advances to finals with 4th best time)

Guthrie Center 1:01.69 (advances to finals with 7th best time)

 

Class 1A 3,200

3rd-Josh Sindelar, St. Albert, 9:56

4th-John Gunderson, Riverside, 10:02

20th-Colton Graham, Nodaway Valley, 11:00

 

Class 1A 100

Greg Focht, Stanton, 11.66 (advances to finals with 6th best time)

Clayton Plowman, Adair-Casey, 11.68 (advances to finals with 7th best time)

11th-Dane Livengood, Treynor, 11.86

 

Class 4A 100

10th-Cleo Harris, Abraham Lincoln, 11.36

 

Class 1A 4X800

1st-St. Albert (Matt Vermillion, Josh Sindelar, Isaac Finn, Tucker Culjat) 8:13.46

2nd-Riverside (John Gunderson, Ean Patrick, Clay Harris, Cade Cleaveland) 8:20

20th-Griswold, 8:45

 

Class 1A 200

16th-Greg Focht, Stanton, 23.95

19th-Tim Schachtner, Guthrie Center, 24.11

24th-Clayton Plowman, Adair-Casey, 24.86

 

Class 4A 200

Cleo Harris, Abraham Lincoln, 22.80 (qualifies for finals with 7th fastest time)

 

Class 1A 400

6th-Quentin Keuck, Treynor, 50.95

13th-Alex Davis, Orient-Macksburg, 51.68


GIRLS STATE TRACK RESULTS FOR THURSDAY EVENTS

 

Class 3A Shuttle Hurdle Relay

Harlan 1:08.4 (qualifies for finals with 4th best time)

18th-Atlantic, 1:12.09

21st-Dallas Center-Grimes, 1:12.72

14th-Glenwood, 1:11.08

 

Class 2A Shuttle Hurdle Relay

19th-Kuemper Catholic, 1:13.60

 

Class 3A 3,000

2nd-Madison Waymire, Dallas Center-Grimes, 10:14.25

5th-Ali Krogman, Atlantic, 10:47.08

17th-Brittany Sawyers, Winterset, 11:21.59

23rd-Sam Liebe, 11:40.55

 

Class 2A 100

19th-Morgan Woodvine, Panorama, 13.69

20th-Katie Sextro, IKM-Manning, 13.72

 

Class 3A 100

Kari Dufoe, ADM, 13.11 (in finals with 6th fastest time)

11th-Kecia Caudill, Glenwood, 13.38

13th-Lauren Janning, Carroll, 13.45

 

Class 3A Discus

8th-Abby Sonderman, Harlan 124-03

16th-Katie Pudenz, Creston, 109-05

22nd-Erica Baier, ADM, 92-07

 

Class 2A Shotput

12th-Kaylee Blake, IKM-Manning, 36-05

18th-Kaylee Buch, Clarinda, 35-03

 

Class 3A High Jump

T-4th-Jess Schaben, Harlan, 5-02

12th-Morgan Cullen, Carroll, 5-00

13th-Dena Baughman, Harlan, 5-00

18th-Morgan Schlecta, Denison-Schleswig, 4-08

 

Class 2A 4X800

5th-Tri-Center (Emily Baatz, Ashtyn Alfers, Alex Larsen, Michelle Mumm) 9:57.07

23rd-Shenandoah, 10:32.08

 

Class 3A 4X800

13th-Dallas Center-Grimes, 10:03.24

21st-Winterset

24th-Creston

 

Class 3A 200

10th-Melanie Nielsen, Atlantic, 26.86

17th-Mikayla Evers, Harlan 27.42

 

Class 2A 400

5th-Sarah Schlichte, IKM-Manning, 59.59

9th-Kari Witt, Tri-Center 1:01.22

14th-Claire Ludwig, Kuemper Catholic

 

Class 3A 400

11th-Kari Dufoe, ADM

17th-Jessica Eyerly, Winterset

24th-Asia Kloewer, Harlan

 

Class 1A 3,000

1st-Rebekah Topham, Griswold 10:33

2nd-Alyx Flippen, Griswold, 10:56

8th-Tiffany Sheperd, Corning, 11:20

13th-Therese Frels, Guthrie Center

16th-Dana Johnson, Audubon

 

Class 1A 100

Caitlyn Stroud, Corning 12.86 (advances to finals with #1 time)

Emma Konkler, Audubon 13.42 (advances to finals with #5 time)

Johnni Schueman, AHST 13.43 (advances to finals with #6 time)

17th-Sheri Schaaf, Villisca

24th-Payton Wilkenfeld, Exira-EHK

 

Class 1A 4X800

5th-Griswold (Allison Young, Alyx Flippen, Jordyn Sindt, Larissa Backhaus) 9:58.23

12th-Treynor

13th-Adair-Casey

20th-Exira-EHK

 

Class 1A 200

Caitlyn Stroud, Corning 25.80 (advances to finals with 2nd fastest time)

14th-Emma Konkler, Audubon, 27.47

 

Class 4A 200

11th-Payton Holdiman, Abraham Lincoln, 26.88

 

Class 1A 400

13th-Payton Wilkenfeld, 1:01.92

16th-Katie Clarke, Adair-Casey, 1:02.55

 

Class 1A Shuttle Hurdle

Treynor, 1:07.69 (qualifies for finals with 3rd best time)

Guthrie Center, 1:09.07 (qualifies for finals with 7th best times)

11th-Audubon, 1:09.70

13th-Stanton, 1:09.86

22nd-Griswold 1:13.22

 


ATLANTIC THROWER SHOOTING FOR GOLD

(Atlantic) Atlantic Senior Tyler Hovey has high goals when he steps into the Discus ring at the state track meet tommorrow morning. Hovey’s 172-04.00 throw at the state qualifying meet was the top throw in all of 3A. Last year he placed 8th in the state meet with a toss of 151-04.00. Hovey’s exceeded his goal to throw 170-feet and now he has a chance to bring home a state title.
 

Click here to listen
 

Hovey admits he didn’t dream he would be in this spot when he started his throwing career at Atlantic High School.
 

Click here to listen
 
And it appears Tyler Hovey is peaking at the right time.
 

Click here to listen
 

Hovey’s toughest competition will be Derek Seddon, of Knoxville who finished third at the state meet last year, and Ethan Kenkel, of Storm Lake, who threw 175-feet earlier this season
 

Another interesting note, Hovey has changed his practice schedule this week. He says he had a coach suggest to him that he change his workout to around 11:30 in the morning, the same time he will be competing at the state meet. Hovey says he brought it up to his throwing Coach Roger Warne and they took that advice. Hovey said, "We will see what happens."
 

Tyler Hovey also has a great chance to score in the shot Put. His state qualifying throw of 54-3.25 ranks fifth best in Class 3A. He competes in that event at 11:30 Friday morning.


ATLANTIC DUAL SPORT ATHLETE HAS TO MAKE A TOUGH DECISION

 (Atlantic) The number one Long Jumper in Class 3A will be competing in only his fifth competition Friday at the State Track meet in Des Moines. In fact it is too bad Trojan Junior Sam Markham doesn't have a twin, because the dual sport athlete had to make a tough decision after qualifying for the state track meet with 21-10.50 effort in the long jump last week, and shooting a 75-for the district qualifying Atlantic Trojan Golf Team.

 

Both events will be going on at the sametime Friday morning. After discussing his options with his family, friends, teamates and coaches Markham decided he would compete in the state track meet.

 

 

Click here to listen

 

 

Markham isn't concerned at all about having the top jump in the state going into the big meet Friday.

 

Click here to listen

 

Sam Markham says he really appreciates the support in his decision to long jump instead of compete in the district golf meet.

 

Click here to listen

 

Markham did compete in the long jump in Junior High. He set a Middle School record of 18-04.00.


PAIR OF HAWKEYES PLAYING CLOSE TO HOME AGAINST CREIGHTON

(Omaha) A couple of Iowa Hawkeye baseball players got the chance to play closer to home yesterday when the Hawkeyes defeated Creighton 5-4 at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha.

 

Iowa reliever Taylor Kaufman who led Glenwood to the 2010 state championship and former Lewis Central prep Eric Toole each played for the Hawks in their come from behind win. Toole played centerfield and batted leadoff where he went 0-4 at the plate. Kaufman faced three batters in the 5th inning and allowed two hits, one walk, and one unearned run. Former Tri-Center Trojan Kurt Spomer is on the Creighton roster as a reliever but did not appear in the game.

 

Both teams have an overall record of 21-26 after yesterday’s day game.

 

While both Kaufman and Toole struggled in front of the closer to home crowd today, the pair of freshman are having productive seasons for the Hawks. Kaufman boasts a 3.12 ERA coming out of Iowa’s bullpen. He’s struck out 24 batters in 26 innings pitched. Eric Toole, whose brother Justin was recently promoted to Triple A in the Cleveland organization, is hitting .280 in the leadoff spot for Iowa this season.


GRISWOLD'S JAHNKE SET TO CAP OFF BIG CAREER THIS WEEKEND

(Griswold) For the third time in his high school career, Griswold Senior Chase Jahnke has qualified in four events for the state track meet.

 

Griswold also sends Senior Zach Doty to the state meet in the high jump for a team total of five events this season.
 

At this year’s state meet Griswold senior Chase Jahnke will run in the 4X200, 4X400, 4X800 and Distance Medley. That makes him a 15 time state track qualifier out of a possible 16 for his career. Coach Jane Chaillie believes that to be a school record and says Jahnke anchored the 4X400 at the state qualifying meet in a breath taking 50.5 split.

 

While Jahnke is no stranger to the state meet, fellow senior Zach Doty will be making the trip to state for the first time. Doty will compete in the high jump.

 

KSOM and KS95.7 FM will have reports from the state meet beginning at 10:30 tomorrow (Thursday) morning.

 

Click here for the interview with Griswold coach Jane Chaillie


RIVERSIDE BOYS WILL HAVE MANY CHANCES TO SCORE AT STATE TRACK

(Oakland) Riverside enters the 2012 boys state track meet with the #1 seed in the 4X800 Meter Relay.


The Bulldogs have a total of six events that will compete on the blue oval later this week. John Gunderson, Ean Patrick (pictured), Clay Harris, and Cade Cleaveland make up the 4X800 Meter Relay group that ran an 8:16.00 at the state qualifying meet.

 

Two of those 4X800 Meter team members will be having a very busy weekend with Cade Cleaveland in the open 800 and 1,600. Senior John Gunderson has qualified in the 1,600 and 3,200. Cleaveland has the 2nd best time reported so far this year in both the 800 and 1,600 while Gunderson ranks 4th in the 1,600 and 11th in the 3,200.

 

Riverside could also get some points at the state meet in the shotput from junior Rick Williams who coach Swenson says has been consistently improving and could reach 50 feet at the state meet.

 

The six events this season triples the amount of events that Riverside qualified for the 2011 state meet.

 

Click here to listen to the interview with Riverside track coach Burke Swenson
 


GRISWOLD GIRLS STATE TRACK PREVIEW: CAN THEY DEFEND TITLE?

(Des Moines) Griswold goes to the state track meet this season with more athletes qualified then they had a year ago when they won the Class 1A state championship. So we asked coach Andy Everett if the new look Tigers can repeat as champs?


Click to listen

 

Rebekah Topham leads the Tiger’s list of qualifiers. The two event Drake Relay’s winner is the favorite to win the 400M Hurdles, 800, 1,500, and 3,000. The key will be how many points the Tigers get in their other events such as freshman Alyx Flippen in the 1,500 and 3,000 and the Distance Medley Relay.

 

Click to listen

 

Coach Everett also notes the 4X400 and 4X800 could score some points for the team if they run well. He describes the experience that his team has running at Drake Stadium as ‘huge’. Another factor in Griswold being able to defend their state title is how good of shape they are in compared to their opposition.

 

Click to listen

 

Additional qualifiers for Griswold include the shuttle hurdle relay, sprint medley, and Candice Howell in the discus.


RED OAK GIRLS TENNIS TEAM WINS YET ANOTHER HAWKEYE TEN CONFERENCE CROWN

Girls Team Scoring

1. Red Oak 26

T-2. Lewis Central 24

T-2. Denison-Schleswig 24

4. Glenwood 20

5. Shenandoah 17

6. Creston 10

7. Clarinda 9

8. Kuemper Catholic 7

9. Harlan 5

10. Atlantic 2

 

#1 Singles

  1. Abby Bergsten, Lewis Central
  2. Kate Walker, Red Oak
  3. Kim Graf, Shenandoah
  4. Carly Heese, Harlan

#2 Singles

  1. Mattie Misfeldt, Lewis Central
  2. Page Vannausdle, Red Oak
  3. Michaela Finneran, Denison-Schleswig
  4. Audry Fyock, Creston

#1 Doubles

  1. Rachel Ingram/Kassidy Ipsen, Denison-Schleswig
  2. Zoey Baker/Grace Blomstedt, Red Oak
  3. Rachel Tucker/Grace Newman, Glenwood
  4. Natalie Burton/Carly DeMarque, Lewis Central

#2 Doubles

  1. Carly Sis/Megan Kinsey, Denison-Schleswig
  2. Montana Crow/Brittany Rodgers, Glenwood
  3. Tarynne Kinghorn/Ashton Matheyny, Shenandoah
  4. Ericka Sherman, Abbey Swanson, Red Oak


HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER SCORES, MONDAY, MAY 14

Boys Soccer

Glenwood 2 Denison-Schleswig 0

Riverside 3 Nodaway Valley 2 (Tanner Ford 3 goals)

Dallas Center-Grimes 6 Boone 0

St. Albert 8 Missouri Valley 0

 

Girls Soccer

Atlantic 4 Riverside 1

Thomas Jefferson 5 SC North 1

Dallas Center-Grimes 6 Boone 0

Glenwood 4 Kuemper Catholic 1

Lewis Central 3 Harlan 0


ATLANTIC WINS WHILE CARROLL EDGES HARLAN FOR THE RIGHT TO MOVE ON TO REGIONALS

District 1A Storm Lake at Lake Creek Country Club
Atlantic – 381 – Regional Qualifier
Carroll – 397 – Regional Qualifier
Harlan – 399
MOC-FV – 405
LeMars – 438
Sergeant Bluff-Luton – 453
Bishop Heelan – 455
Storm Lake – 461


Individual Qualifiers:
Sara Pettitt, Carroll – 82
Brooke Fletcher, Atlantic – 86
Kaitlynn Walter, Atlantic – 95
Bridget Blair, Bishop Heelan – 97
Rachael Van Drdweyk, Carroll – 97
Courtney Leinen, Harlan – 97
Kate Schomers, Harlan – 97

 

Class 3A Regional 1 will be played at Harlan Golf and Country Club. ADM and Clarke advanced from the opposite District.


CAM/ADAIR-CASEY'S SHELBY WILLIAMS EARNS INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST AT SHENANDOAH DISTRICT

District 2C Shenandoah at American Legion Country Club
Clarinda – 388 – Regional Qualifier
Underwood – 423 – Regional Qualifier
Central Decatur – 430
Shenandoah – 442
Treynor – 442
Council Bluffs St. Albert – 706

 

Individual Qualifiers:

 


Shelby Williams, CAM/AC – 81 (pictured at the Rolling Hills Conference Meet)
Kate Havens, Central Decatur – 93
Heather Auffert, Clarinda – 95
Ellie Shane, Clarinda – 95
Sydney Rarick, Clarinda – 98
Sadie Greene, Central Decatur – 98

 

These teams and individuals move on to the Regional Tourney at Carroll on May 21st.

 

Click here for the interview with CAM/Adair-Casey coach Kendra Hansen


CORNING RUNS AWAY WITH MOUNT AYR DISTRICT TOURNAMENT

District 2C Mt. Ayr at Mt. Ayr Golf and Country Club
Corning – 409 – Regional Qualifier
Nishnabotna – 481 – Regional Qualifier
Villisca – 495
Lamoni – 504
East Mills – 545

 


 

Individual Qualifiers:
Kaleigh Westlake, Corning – 90
Amber Miller, Nishnabotna – 90
Bailey Heaton, Corning – 91
Sidnee Smith, Lamoni – 92
Caitlin Giles, Mt. Ayr – 92

 

Next up for Corning and the rest of the qualifiers from this district will be the Boyer Valley sectional on Monday.


AUDUBON BREEZES THROUGH GIRLS DISTRICT TOURNEY, AHST ALSO ADVANCES

 

District 2B Griswold at Griswold Golf and Country Club
Audubon – 411 – Regional Qualifier
AHST – 485 – Regional Qualifier
Coon Rapids-Bayard – 491
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimbalton – 493
Griswold – 504
Glidden-Ralston – 571


Individual Qualifiers:


Susie Bylund, Audubon – 84 (pictured above)

Anna Hildebrand, Riverside – 91 (pictured below)
Lexie Thygesen, Audubon – 103
Kara Collins, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimbalton – 106
Rachel Flug, Audubon – 112
Nicole Tiarks, AHST, 112
Faith Fliflet, Audubon, 112

 

The listed teams and individuals advance to the Boyer Valley Regional at Dunlap on Monday, May 21. Other teams at Boyer Valley include Corning, Nishnabotna, West Monona and Hinton. Two teams at the top five individuals will advance to state.

 

Click here for the interview with Audubon golf coach Paul Lynch


HARLAN GIRLS HEAD TO STATE MEET WITH 12 EVENTS QUALIFIED

(Harlan) The Harlan Community Cyclones placed in ten events last year at the girls state track meet and totaled 34 points. While some seasons that may be enough to put you in contention for a top five finish, it was only enough for Harlan to finish 7th last year.


Harlan has qualified 12 events this year and Coach Bill Hosack believes the team should be able to place in at least eight of them. However, it looks again this year like that won’t be enough to compete with the top teams in Class 3A.
 

Click to listen to coach Hosack

 

Coach Hosack noted Dubuque Wahlert and Mount Pleasant among the favorites, but they Cyclones should be able to score well particularly in the 4X200, 4X400, 4X800, and Sprint Medley to all have a chance to place in the top five in the state.

 

Click to listen to coach Hosack

 

Regardless of how the team finishes at state, it’s been another solid season for the Cyclones who have won all but one of their meets this season and have placed a number of events into the top 10 in the schools record books. Coach Hosack thinks a couple of those school records could be broken at the state meet this week.

 

Click to listen to coach Hosack

 

KSOM and KS95.7 FM will have coverage of the state meet Thursday through Saturday with reports on both stations throughout the co-ed state meet.


AUDUBON RUNNER-UP, BYLAND MEDALIST AT IKM-MANNING GIRLS GOLF TOURNEY

(Manning) Audubon sophomore Susie Bylund (pictured at the Griswold dual earlier this season) snagged yet another Medalist honor to add to the long list this season. Bylund fired an 82 at Saturday's IKM-Manning girls golf invite to finish one stroke ahead of Carroll's Sara Pettitt.

 

As a team Audubon tallied 378 which earned them a second place finish behind champion Carroll's 361. IKM-Manning's 413 placed third followed by Denison-Schleswig (417), Coon Rapids-Bayard (445), and Panorama (450).

 

Outside of Bylund's 82, Audubon's other contributing scores came from Faith Fliflet (96), Lexi Thygesen (100), and Rachel Flug (100).

 

Click here for the complete scorecard from the IKM-Manning Girls Invite


RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S GIRLS TEAM REGIONAL TENNIS

Region 1 Class 1A
 

1st Round
 

Spencer over  Estherville/Lincoln Central 5/0
Spirit Lake/Okoboji over Storm Lake 5/0
Red Oak over Council Bluffs St. Albert 5/0
Harlan over Atlantic/Walnut 5/1
Shenandoah/Nishnabotna over Corning 5/0
Glenwood over Clarinda 5/1
Bishop Heelan over Cherokee/Ridge View 5/2
Denison-Schleswig over LeMars 5/4

Semi-Finals

Red Oak over Harlan 5/0
Spirit Lake/Okoboji over Spencer 5/0
Shenandoah/Nishnabotna over Glenwood 5/2
Bishop Heelan over Denison-Schleswig 5/2

 

Region 2 Class 1A


1st Round

Clarke/Murray over Creston /Orient-Macksburg 5/0
Norwalk over Audubon 5/0
St Edmond, Fort Dodge over Iowa Falls/Alden 5/1
Waterloo Columbus/Don Bosco over Independence 5/0
Waterloo Columbus/Don Bosco over Union 5/0
Pella over Chariton 5/0
Pella Christian over Knoxville 5/0
Boone over North Polk 5/1
Ballard over Saydel 5/0

Semi Finals

Clarke/Murray over Norwalk 5/0
Pella Christian over Pella 5/2
Ballard over Boone 5/3

 

Region 1 Class 2A


1st Round

Ames over Kuemper Catholic/Carroll 5/0
Sioux City North over Sioux City East 5/0
Marshalltown over Southeast Polk 5/4
Des Moines Roosevelt over Des Moines Hoover 5/0

 

Region 2 Class 2A


1st Round

West Des Moines Valley over Des Moines Lincoln 5/0
Council Bluffs Abe Lincoln over Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson 5/3
Urbandale over Des Moines North 5/0
Dowling Catholic over Newton/Colfax Mingo 5/1


ATLANTIC GRAD JORDAN MULLEN PLACES 5TH AT BIG TEN TRACK MEET

(Madison, WI) Running for the first time since April 21st, University of Iowa Junior Jordan Mullen placed fifth in the 110 Meter High Hurdles at the Big Ten Conference Championships. Mullen returned from a hamstring injury and ran a 13.97 in the finals.

 

Mullen, who broke the state meet record  in the 110 highs while competing for Atlantic High School, is one of three Iowa Hawkeyes to place in the event at the Big Ten Meet. Fellow Junior Ethan Holmes, of Clinton, was the runner up in 13.74. U of I senior Dan Davis placed sixth in 14.05.

 

Iowa will begin the first round of the NCAA Championships on Thursday, May 24th in Austin, Texas.


HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER SCORES FROM FRIDAY, MAY 12

Girls Soccer

Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley/Adair-Casey 4 Kuemper Catholic 2

Riverside 2 Missouri Valley 1

 

Boys Soccer

Riverside 7 Missouri Valley 1

Ballard 5 Nodaway Valley 1

Denison-Schleswig 4 Atlantic 0


GUTHRIE CENTER WINS SECTIONAL TOURNEY AT GREENFIELD

(Greenfield) Guthrie Center shot a collective 320 to win the Class 1A sectional boys golf tournament hosted by Nodaway Valley on Friday. The Tigers advance to the district tourney at Crestwood Hills in Anita next week. Woodward Granger moves on as the team runner-up with their 326.

 

Individually Chris McConnahay of Woodward Granger advances as the medalist. Also advancing are runner-up Medalist Jake Speer (Nodaway Valley), Chris Schroyer (Guthrie Center), Jon Smiley (Adair-Casey), and Patrick Ahrens (Guthrie Center).

 

Guthrie Center and Woodward Granger will compete against East Mills, Corning, Boyer Valley, Treynor, and Audubon at the District Tournament. The top two teams will advance to state.

 

 


GIRLS TRACK STATE QUALIFIER LISTED BY AREA SCHOOLS

Adair-Casey-3

Katie Clarke, 400

Anna Mulder, 400 Hurdles

4X800 (Danni McCorkel, Katie Clarke, Liz Mulder, Anna Mulder)

 

Audubon-7

Emma Konkler, 100

Emma Konkler, 200

Ruby Johnson, 800

Dana Johnson, 3000

Lacey Vokt, 100M Hurdles

Shuttle Hurdle Relay (Konkler, Kyra Obermeier, Emily Nelsen, Vokt)

4X100 (Carly Johnston, Konkler, Nelsen, Vokt)

 

AHST-4

Johnni Schueman, 100

4X100 (Courtney Kardell, Shayla Bird, Taylor Baggett, Schueman)

4X200 (Same group)

Sprint Medley (Same Group)

 

Exira-EHK-7

Payton Wilkenfeld, 100

Jen Neville 400

Grace Hoflen 800

4X100 (Wilkenfeld, Neville, Jessica Kautz, Sydney Parker)

Sydney Parker, Long Jump

4X800 (Taylor Petersen, Chansea Nelson, Adriel Hoflen, Grace Hoflen)

Sprint Medley (Wilkenfeld, Parker, Kautz, Neville)

 

Corning-8

Caitlyn Stroud 100

Caitlyn Stroud 200

Tiffany Shepherd (pictured) 800

Tiffany Shepherd 1500

Tiffany Shepherd 3000

4X100

Marie Palmer, Discus

Distance Medley

 

Griswold-12

Rebekah Topham, 800

Rebekah Topham 400M Low Hurdles

Rebekah Topham 1500

Rebekah Topham 3000

Alyx Flippen, 1500

Alyx Flippen, 3000

Shuttle Hurdle (Trisha Huerta, Justine Freund, Kayla Kirchhoff, Kinzey Nicklaus)

4X400 (Huerta, Fruend, Jordyn Sindt, Larissa Backhaus)

4X800 (Allison Young, Bailey Powers, Sindt, Backhaus)

Sprint Medley (Kirchhoff, Marquel Brunk, Freund, Backhaus

Distance Medley (Huerta, Freund, Backhaus, Sindt)

Candice Howell Discus

 

Stanton-4
Carmen Subbert, Stanton
Paige Peterson, 400M low hurdles
Shuttle Hurdle
4X100

 

Villisca-6
4X100
4X200
Sprint Medley
Sheri Schaaf, 100
Jill Vanderhoof shotput
Morganne Haer, Long Jump

 

Tri-Center-5
Kari Witt, 400

Michelle Mumm, 800
4X400 (Witt, Emily Baatz, Nikki Paulson, Mumm)
4X800 (Baatz, Ashtyn Alfers, Alex Larsen, Mumm)

Sprint Medley (Hailee Hanson, Kirsten Lehan, Paulson, Witt)

 

Atlantic-5

Melanie Nielsen 200

Ali Krogman 1500

Ali Krogman (pictured) 3000

Distance Medley Relay

Shuttle Hurdle Relay

 

Harlan-12
Mikayla Evers 200
Aisa Kloewer 400
Katrina Knudsen 400M Low Hurdles
Shuttle Hurdle (Dena Baughman, Whitney Bolden, Knudsen, Patrice Crall)
4X200 (Shelbie Jacobsen, Evers, Knudsen, Jess Feldman)
4X400 (Jacobsen, Ashley Kloewer, Aisa Kloewer, Evers)
4X800 (Bailey Kuhl, Jacobsen, Feldman, Ashley Kloewer)
Sprint Medley (Jacobsen, Craig, Lauren Larsen, Feldman)
Jess Schaben, High Jump


Dena Baughman, High Jump
Abby Sonderman, Discus
Distance Medley (Havick, Larsen, Ashely Kloewer, Kuhl)


Archives:

2012-05 | 2012-04 | 2012-03 | 2012-02 | 2012-01 | 2011-12 | 2011-11 | 2011-10 | 2011-09 | 2011-08