Prep Track: Thursday Schedule:

Thursday Session 1
9:00 a.m. Shuttle Hurdle
Danville Shuttle Hurdle Relay (Eden Svoboda, Chloe Horn, Alexis Dietsch, Allison Dowd)
WMU Shuttle Hurdle Relay (Morgan Grelk, Kayreanna Sharar, Keetyn Townsley, Josie Nelson)
10:10 a.m. 3,200
NL Alexander Julian
Danville AJ Bonnesen
11:00 a.m. 200
NL Josh Catala
11:20 a.m. Girls 4×800
Danville 4×800 Relay (Cassidy Yaley, Jaeda Molle, Carissa Mackey, Kamryn Sherwood)
12:10 p.m. Boys 4×800
NL 4×800 relay (Rylan Martin, Alexander Julian, Seth Bailey and Kade Benjamin)
1:40 p.m. Boys 400m
WACO Braden Spain
2:00 p.m. SHUTTLE HURDLE
WACO Shuttle Hurdle Relay  (Zach Schmitz, Mason Miller, Isaac Oswald, Simeon Reichenbach)
FIELD EVENTS
9:00 a.m. Long Jump
WMU Cam Buffington
9:00 a.m. Girls Shot
WMU Jobey Malone
11:30 a.m. Boys Shot
WACO Jonah Clark
NL Carter Allen
11:30 a.m. Girls Long Jump
Danville Kenna Furnald
Thursday Session 2
3:20 p.m. Girls 3,000m
MP Abby Blint
4:40 p.m. Boys 200m
Mediapolis Anthony Isley
MP Will Davidson
5:50 p.m. Boys 4×800
Mediapolis 4×800 relay (Levi Arnold, Solomon Zaugg, Logan Rosas, Owen Schmidgall)
MP 4×800 relay (Isaac Rynders, Isaiah Albright, Gabe Feldmann, Jacob Richtman)
6:30 p.m. Girls 100m
MP Kenna Lamm
7:20 p.m. Boys 400m
Mediapolis Kadin Salek
7:40 p.m. Girls Shuttle Hurdle
MP Shuttle Hurdle Relay (Kenna Lamm, Allie Westercamp, Abby Blint, Jenna Gilmore)
Field Events
2:00 p.m. Girls Discus
MP Jadan Brumbaugh
4:30 p.m. Girls High Jump
MP Josie Gilmore

Girls’ Prep Golf: New London Dominates Way to State Golf

Taylor Phillips carded a one under par to help lead the New London girls’ golf team to the 1A State Tournament next week at American Legion Golf Course in Marshalltown.

New London finished with 351 strokes, beating runner-up West Branch by 51.

Phillips scorched Heritage Oaks with a 72 to qualify to the State Meet individually, while Sophie Malott carded an 87 to finish third.

She too qualified individually.

Saige Barron was third on New London with a 95, Emma Nye had a 97.

Winfield-Mount Union was seventh in the team standings.

Isabel Kann scored a 107.

Ava Hagge and Ally Humphreys carded 112’s.

Girls’ Prep Golf: Wibben Advances to State

Mount Pleasant’s Sammi Wibben is heading to the Class 3A State Golf Meet.

Wibben placed third at the district bout at Edmondson Golf Course in Oskaloosa to earn a berth to next week’s state meet at River Valley Golf Course in Adel.

Wibben was bested only by Washington’s tandem of Kaylin Long and Makenna Conrad, who carded 81’s and 82’s respectively.

Wibben’s 90 was good enough for third.

Washington won the team championship, with the Demons posting a low score of 361 strokes. Lisbon placed second.

Girls’ Prep Golf: Mediapolis’ Hines Claims Gold

Mediapolis’ Olivia Hines was the meet medalist yesterday with 91 strokes winning a 2A Regional at West Liberty.

Hines now moves on to the Class 2A State Tournament, to be golfed at Pleasant Ridge Golf Course in Cedar falls.

Hines finished one stroke better than Anamosa’s group of Cecilia Venenga and Madeline Nemmers who poured in 92’s.

Anamosa was the meet champion, with 385 strokes.

Mid-Prairie placed second with 392.

Women’s College Basketball: West Named New Assistant Coach

Mount Pleasant — Brittany West has been named the new assistant women’s basketball coach for Iowa Wesleyan, head coach Steve Williamson has announced.

West enjoyed a stellar year a fifth-year senior, where she averaged 17.8 points per game on 48% shooting from the three point line.

Hailing from Shakopee, Minnesota, West was named the Most Outstanding Player of the Continental Athletic Conference Tournament and was and the league’s Newcomer of the Year and was a First Team All-Conference selection.

In Wesleyan’s final game of the season West broke two school records, beating the record for points scored in a single game and three-pointers made in a single game.

The Wesleyan women finished this year with a 19-6 record and return several key pieces to next year’s group.

College Softball: Anderson, Indian Hills Season Closes

Ottumwa — Former Winfield-Mount Union star Madie Anderson and the Indians Hills softball team saw their season come to a close this weekend, falling twice to Crowder College in the Midwest District Tournament.

Anderson took the loss in the game one of the best-of-three series, striking out seven over 6.1 innings.

The former Winfield-Mount Union ace led the Warriors to its most team wins since 2006 after posting a team-high 17 wins in the circle.

Anderson tossed seven complete games on the year, including three shutouts.

Indian Hills closed their season with a record of 46-10.

College Track and Field: Former Notre Dame Star Wins MVC Title

Des Moines — Former Burlington Notre Dame star Rylie Todd has claimed a Missouri Valley Conference title.

Todd cleared 5-8 on the high jump to take first at the Missouri Valley Outdoor Conference Championships.

Todd helped guide the Panthers to a fourth place finish.

The UNI men placed third.

The men were paced by former West Burlington ace Isaiah Trousil, who brought home third-place hardware in the 200m dash.

Prep Baseball: First Radio Iowa Baseball Announced

Class 1A

1. Lansing Kee (35-10)
2. Mason City Newman (34-2)
3. North Linn (34-6)
4. New London (26-2)
5. Kingsley-Pierson (28-4)
6. Don Bosco (24-5)
7. Council Bluffs St. Albert (35-8)
8. Woodbury Central (23-10)
9. Martensdale-St. Mary’s (22-8)
10.Remsen St. Mary’s (27-4)

Class 2A

1. Van Meter (31-7)
2. Jesup (26-4)
3. Mid-Prairie (19-8)
4. Clarinda (18-12)
5. Dyersville Beckman (21-15)
6. West Marshall (24-12)
7. Camanche (24-7)
8. Spirit Lake (17-8)
9. Estherville Lincoln Central (20-6)
10.Anamosa (20-20)

Class 3A

1. Marion (37-6)
2. Dubuque Wahlert (32-11)
3. Cedar Rapids Xavier (27-13)
4. Winterset (22-12)
5. Grinnell (30-6)
6. Davenport Assumption (25-14)
7. Waverly-Shell Rock (33-8)
8. Solon (29-12)
9. Independence (27-14)
10.Sergeant Bluff-Luton (24-16)

Class 4A

1. Johnston (37-8)
2. Dowling Catholic (32-8)
3. Iowa City High (29-14)
4. Ankeny Centennial (18-18)
5. Cedar Rapids Prairie (33-9)
6. Waukee Northwest NR
7. Dubuque Hempstead (30-11)
8. Pleasant Valley (37-4)
9. North Scott (26-14)
10.Indianola (30-11)

Women’s College Basketball: West Named New Assistant Coach

Brittany West has been named the new assistant women’s basketball coach for Iowa Wesleyan, head coach Steve Williamson has announced.

West enjoyed a stellar year a fifth-year senior, where she averaged 17.8 points per game on 48% shooting from the three point line.

Hailing from Shakopee, Minnesota, West was named the Most Outstanding Player of the Continental Athletic Conference Tournament and was and the league’s Newcomer of the Year and was a First Team All-Conference selection.

In Wesleyan’s final game of the season West broke two school records, beating the record for points scored in a single game and three-pointers made in a single game.

The Wesleyan women finished this year with a 19-6 record and return several key pieces to next year’s group.

College Softball: Anderson, Indian Hills Season Closes

Former Winfield-Mount Union star Madie Anderson and the Indians Hills softball team saw their season come to a close this weekend, falling twice to Crowder College in the Midwest District Tournament.

Anderson took the loss in the game one of the best-of-three series, striking out seven over 6.1 innings.

The former Winfield-Mount Union ace led the Warriors to its most team wins since 2006 after posting a team-high 17 wins in the circle.

Anderson tossed seven complete games on the year, including three shutouts.

Indian Hills closed their season with a record of 46-10.

College Track and Field: Former Notre Dame Star Wins MVC Title

Former Burlington Notre Dame star Rylie Todd has claimed a Missouri Valley Conference title.

Todd cleared 5-8 on the high jump to take first at the Missouri Valley Outdoor Conference Championships.

Todd helped guide the Panthers to a fourth place finish.

The UNI men placed third.

The men were paced by former West Burlington ace Isaiah Trousil, who brought home third-place hardware in the 200m dash.

Prep Baseball: First Radio Iowa Baseball Announced

Class 1A

1. Lansing Kee (35-10)
2. Mason City Newman (34-2)
3. North Linn (34-6)
4. New London (26-2)
5. Kingsley-Pierson (28-4)
6. Don Bosco (24-5)
7. Council Bluffs St. Albert (35-8)
8. Woodbury Central (23-10)
9. Martensdale-St. Mary’s (22-8)
10.Remsen St. Mary’s (27-4)

Class 2A

1. Van Meter (31-7)
2. Jesup (26-4)
3. Mid-Prairie (19-8)
4. Clarinda (18-12)
5. Dyersville Beckman (21-15)
6. West Marshall (24-12)
7. Camanche (24-7)
8. Spirit Lake (17-8)
9. Estherville Lincoln Central (20-6)
10.Anamosa (20-20)

Class 3A

1. Marion (37-6)
2. Dubuque Wahlert (32-11)
3. Cedar Rapids Xavier (27-13)
4. Winterset (22-12)
5. Grinnell (30-6)
6. Davenport Assumption (25-14)
7. Waverly-Shell Rock (33-8)
8. Solon (29-12)
9. Independence (27-14)
10.Sergeant Bluff-Luton (24-16)

Class 4A

1. Johnston (37-8)
2. Dowling Catholic (32-8)
3. Iowa City High (29-14)
4. Ankeny Centennial (18-18)
5. Cedar Rapids Prairie (33-9)
6. Waukee Northwest NR
7. Dubuque Hempstead (30-11)
8. Pleasant Valley (37-4)
9. North Scott (26-14)
10.Indianola (30-11)

Prep Baseball: Van Buren Outlasts Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant — A four-run 2nd inning proved to be the difference for Van Buren County as the Warriors secured a 7-3 opening day win over Mount Pleasant at Mapleleaf Athletic Complex last night.

Mount Pleasant struck for two runs in the 1st inning, one on a Carter Amos RBI triple and the other on a wild pitch — but would not score again until the middle innings.

Van Buren hurler Taylor Sprouse settled in to the game well, allowing just three runs — only two earned — over five innings while punching out 11.

Jackson Manning relieved him and fanned five over the final two frames.

Cooper Keldgord was the starter for Mount Pleasant, pitching the game’s first three innings. He struck out one.

Ben Newton made his varsity debut in relief, covering four innings allowing two runs.

The loss moved Mount Pleasant to 0-1, they’ll take on Mediapolis on the road on Thursday night.

Van Buren County, 1-0, will play Keokuk at home Wednesday night.

Boys’ Golf: Wapello to State Golf

KILJ — Wapello took second based on tiebreaker criteria, advancing as a team to the 2022 State Golf Meet.

Wapello tied with Earlham for second, but their fifth place scorer — Cooper Garrison — was higher than that of Earlham’s.

Wapello will join English Valleys, who was the meet champion, at the 1A State Golf Meet next week at Ames Golf and Country Club.

The Golden Bears won with 370 strokes, Wapello earned runner up honors with 373.

Earlham’s Ryan Stiles was meet medalist after shooting an 83.

Winfield-Mount Union’s duo of Carter Loyd and Jake Edwards finished in a tie for 22nd, the pair each shot a 98.

Ethan Streeter and Weston Miller led New London with 103’s.

Wyatt Miller carded a 105.