KILJ — Mia Palumbo and Joanna Vanderwood both picked up tech fall wins as the Iowa Wesleyan women’s wrestling team earned a 23-16 dual win over Missouri Valley College last night.
Zoi Smith and Destiny Campbell were recipients of forfeit wins as well.
The Tigers will take on Central Methodist University next in their final home dual of the season this Friday at Ruble Arena.
The match is set to start at 6:00 p.m.
Girls’ Prep Basketball: Notre Dame Throttles WACO; Winfield Escapes
Notre Dame 67, WACO 28
Reagan Engberg had 15 points, while Quincy University recruit Megan Harrell added 12 as seventh-ranked Notre Dame rolled by WACO 67-28.
The win kept the Nikes perfect at 21-0.
They’ll host Winfield-Mount Union in a Class 1A, Region 6 semifinal on Friday night at Father Minnett Gymnasium.
Notre Dame used a 16-4 first quarter to start hot — then avalanched the Warriors for a 25-7 third quarter to essentially end the game.
Ellah Kissell had 14 to pace WACO, while Grace Coble added six.
WACO closes their year 10-13.
Winfield-Mount Union 54, Holy Trinity 45
Winfield-Mount Union led by as many as 18 in the first half before Holy Trinity stormed back to within two — but it was a late flurry and good free throw shooting that propelled the Lady Wolves to a 55-48 win over the Crusaders last night.
Bradie Buffington had 20 points to lead all scorers.
Buffington added 10 boards and shot 8-of-14 from the field.
Keely Malone chipped in with 18 points and six rebounds, while hitting 5-of-9 shots from long distance.
Natalie Randolph had 18 points to lead the Crusaders, while Kassi Randolph added 13.
Mary Kent Bendlage chipped in with eight.
Holy Trinity closes their season 11-12.
Mediapolis 58, Pella Christian 48
Hallie Mohr had 23 points and nine rebounds as Mediapolis did just enough to dispatch Pella Christian yesterday in a Class 2A region quarterfinal.
Hanna Wagenbach added 11 points and 10 rebounds for the Bullettes.
Pella Christian cut the deficit to four after three quarters, but a 15-9 fourth quarter kept the season alive.
Payton Bush chipped in with nine points, five rebounds and five assists.
Mediapolis improved to 20-2.
Pella Christian bows out at 4-19.
Louisa-Muscatine 39, Danville 37
A game-high 19 points from Kaylee Corbin powered Louisa-Muscatine a thrilling, 39-37 win over Danville last night.
The win moved the Falcons to 16-4 and means they’ll scrap with Mediapolis in a Class 2A-Region 6 semifinal on Friday night.
McKenna Hohenadel added 10 for Louisa-Muscatine.
Ava Smith finished with 10 to pace Danville with Kenna Furnald chipping in with eight.
Danville closed their season 12-11.
Louisa-Muscatine improved to 16-4.
Girls’ Prep Basketball: Mount Pleasant Opens Tournament Trail Tonight
The Mount Pleasant girls’ basketball team will open up their postseason tonight.
The Panthers, who are now 11-10, will scrap with the always tough Fort Madison Bloodhounds in the first round of the Class 4A playoffs at the HoundDome.
Fort Madison swept the season series with the Panthers this year, with both wins by double digits and are 17-4 on the season.
Those four losses have came against Fairfield, twice against No. 12 Keokuk and No. 7 Notre Dame.
All but one of their defeats were by single digits.
Mount Pleasant though, are winners for three straight since dropping to Keokuk and Mediapolis and are playing the best basketball of their season.
Tonight’s game will begin at 7:00 p.m. however, due to the Music Boosters Radiothon, there will be no radio.
Prep Bowling: Mount Pleasant Sends Two to State
The Mount Pleasant bowling team will send two individuals to the state bowling meet next Wednesday in Waterloo.
Eden Svoboda from Danville shot a 623 three game series and finished 2nd at the district meet.
Cole Wohlleber — a Mount Pleasant native — rolled a 624 three game series and finished 7th at the district meet.
In team competition the girls were 4th and the boys finished 7th in team competition.
Women’s College Wrestling: Iowa Wesleyan Wins Again
Mia Palumbo and Joanna Vanderwood both picked up tech fall wins as the Iowa Wesleyan women’s wrestling team earned a 23-16 dual win over Missouri Valley College last night.
Zoi Smith and Destiny Campbell were recipients of forfeit wins as well.
The Tigers will take on Central Methodist University next in their final home dual of the season this Friday at Ruble Arena.
The match is set to start at 6:00 p.m.
Dorothy Reynolds, 88, of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, died Sunday, February 13, 2022, at Savannah Heights.
Dorothy was born December 29, 1933 in Williamson, Iowa, the daughter of Leland and Ethel (Shaw) Brownlee. She was united in marriage to Earl Reynolds on October 16, 1950. The couple had made Mount Pleasant their home since 1957. Dorothy was a loving and caring homemaker for her family. She could often be found in the kitchen cooking a traditional family meal. But more often, she would be doing what she loved most, baking. Dorothy was known for her wonderful breads, pastries, pecan rolls, Christmas Tree cinnamon rolls, and pies. Dorothy took professional candy making classes where she learned to create delicious toffee, caramels, turtles, chocolate covered cherries, and bon bons. During the Old Threshers Reunion, Dorothy would send Earl with several pans of baked goods for him to share. No matter what Earl was doing, Dorothy made sure there was a goodie basket made to go along with him. Dorothy also was the bookkeeper for Reynold’s Motors. She was the woman behind the man. Dorothy enjoyed flowers, reading, gardening, the Iowa Hawkeyes, and watching birds visit her feeders. Dorothy shared 71 years of marriage with her husband and wanted to join him for Valentine’s Day.
Dorothy is survived by 3 children; Debbie Borders of West Point, Linda (Dennis) Johnson of Mount Pleasant, Alan (Beverly) Reynolds of Mount Pleasant; 5 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren; a great great grandchild; and a brother David (Joanne) Brownlee of Pennsylvania.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Earl, three brothers; Oliver, Robert and Donald Brownlee.
A public visitation will be held from 2:00 – 7:00 pm on Friday, February 18, 2022, at the Olson-Powell Memorial Chapel. The family will not be present. A private family service will be held and burial will be in the Forest Home Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established for Midwest Old Threshers. The Olson-Powell Memorial Chapel is caring for Dorothy and her family. www.powellfuneralhomes.com
Agenda for PUBLICATION
MEETING OF
HENRY COUNTY SOLIDERS AND SAILORS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Wednesday, February 16, 2022
7:30am
Virtual meeting via Zoom
https://hchc-org.zoom.us/j/85944157802?pwd=dStBQ0dzUjJ4c0s1K3JPU2lTOS9hUT09
Meeting ID: 859 4415 7802
Passcode: 686478
Dial-In: 312-626-6799
Meeting ID: 859 4415 7802
Mission: To enhance the health of individuals and communities through high quality, effective and efficient services
Vision: To be the healthcare provider and employer of choice
Values: Quality, Service, Teamwork, Accountability, Respect and Trust
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. ROLL CALL
Mr. Prottsman _______ Mrs. Olson ________ Mrs. Heaton
Mr. Meyer _______ Mr. Severson ________ Mrs. Towne _______
Mrs. McNamee _______
III. PUBLIC HEARING: 7:30 am
On Proposed Action by Henry County Health Center to approve the county tax budget for the health
center.
IV. Consent agenda
A. Minutes of previous meeting & committees
B. Administrative Memo and EMS Report
V. OLD BUSINESS
A. Approve County Tax Budget for Health Center ♦ □ *
B. Financial Update ♦ □
C. COVID-19 Update ♦ □
D. Infrastructure Upgrades ♦ □
E. Budget FY23 ♦ □
VI. HOSPITAL INSPECTION: Postponed
VII. NEW BUSINESS
A. Insurance Review ♦ □
B. FY22 Organizational Dashboard ♦ □
VIII. EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE
Closed session pursuant to Iowa Code Chapter 21.5 1(l) to discuss strategic & proprietary initiatives □ ♦ *
IX. ADJOURNMENT
The Wayland City Council Meets February 16 at 6:30 pm at the Wayland City Hall. Please note the time change.
1. Roll Call
2. Work Session – Capital Projects Planning & Strategic Goals – 6:30 pm
3. Public Hearing – 7:30 PM – Public Hearing For The Purpose Of Considering The
Maximum Tax Dollars From Certain Levies For The City’s Proposed Fiscal Year
2022-2023 Budget”
4. Consent Agenda
Note: These are routine items and will be enacted by one motion without separate discussion unless a Council member requests an
item be removed for separate consideration.
a. Minutes of February 2, 2022
b. Bills for Payment
5. Citizen Forum
The Mayor and City Council welcome comments from the public for items not listed on the agenda. You are asked to state your
name and address for the record and to limit your remarks in order that others may be given the opportunity to speak. The
Order of Business is at the discretion of the Chair. No action will be taken.
6. Unfinished Business
a.
7. New Business
a. Review Quote for West Park Picnic Tables and Benches
b. Consider Cost-Share for Natural Gas Tap Request – 212 W 2nd St.
c. Review of Water System Rates/Consider Rate Increase
d. Res. 2022-03 “Resolution Approving The Maximum Tax Dollars From Certain
Levies For The City’s Proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget”
e. Res. 2022-04 “A Resolution Approving An Agreement With Wayland Area Child
Care Organization”
f. Set March 16, 2022 as Public Hearing Date For FY22/23 Budget
g. Set Spring Clean Up May 6 and City-Wide Garage Sales June 10 & 11, 2022
h. Consider Request for Sewer Main Extension/Hookup 400 Block E Hwy 78
8. Building Permits – none
In the interest of keeping Henry County residents informed, the Henry County Sheriff’s office has requested KILJ post the daily jail count. During the jail referendum campaign it was publicized that the jail would be able to house additional inmates from surrounding counties and this would generate revenue for Henry County.
Date: ____2-15-2022_____
JAIL COUNT
23_ Henry County Inmates
51_ Out of County Contract Inmates
74 TOTAL
(PC: John Lovretta / thehawkeye.com)
New London 85, English Valleys 43
New London outscored English Valleys 26-12 in the second quarter, opening up a 21-point lead at halftime, rolling to an 85-43 win over the Bears in a 1A District 10 quarterfinal.
Blaise Porter was electric from the game’s onset, scoring 11 first quarter points, surging to a game-high 25 points.
He also added five assists and five rebounds, while hitting 5-of-8 three point attempts.
Devon Swanson finished with 22 points and nine boards for New London, while Kade Benjamin added 10 points and seven rebounds.
Kaden Hall paced English Valleys with 18 points and seven boards.
New London, now 19-2, will play Thursday night at home against Iowa Valley, who took down Sigourney 45-42 last night.
That game will be begin at 7:00 p.m.
WACO 63, Keota 43
A balanced scoring attack paced by Colton Leichty led WACO to a 20-point, 63-43 win over Keota yesterday.
Leichty led the Warriors with 13 points, while Simeon Reichenbach had 11.
Keota tied the game in the second quarter, before WACO used a large third quarter run to open the margin up.
WACO is now 18-4.
The Warriors will move to the semifinals on Thursday when they face 18-4 Montezuma.
The Braves dispatched Pekin last night 63-46.
They’ll tip at 7:00 p.m. in Wayland Thursday night.
Winfield-Mount Union 53, Highland 33
It wasn’t pretty at times, but Winfield-Mount Union did enough to earn a 53-33 win over Highland yesterday.
The Wolves win was their 20th of the season — they now will play Hillcrest Academy in a Thursday night semifinal.
The Ravens bested Holy Trinity 61-36.
Cam Buffington had 22 points and seven rebounds to lead Winfield-Mount Union.
Abram Edwards finished with 12 points and 11 rebounds, while Jake Edwards chipped in with nine.
Danville 62, Lone Tree 42
Caiden Gourley had 18 points as Danville picked up a 62-42 win over Lone Tree yesterday.
The win moves Danville to the semifinals of District 9, where they’ll get Burlington Notre Dame.
Drake Johnson added 16 points, while Sawyer Nelson had 12.
Lone Tree closes their year 7-17.
Mediapolis 55, Van Buren County 34
Ben Egan finished 7-of-10 of the field for 19 points while Cole Lipper chipped in with 16 as Mediapolis rode their two stars to a 55-34 win over Van Buren County.
The loss for the Warriors closed their first season under Mount Pleasant alum Trey Magnani.
Jackson Manning had 10 points to lead Van Buren County.
Mediapolis, now 16-6, will play Mid-Prairie in a 2A-District 10 semifinal on Thursday night.
Tip is set for 7:00 p.m.
