press-citizen.com - Sports Iowa City Press-Citizen View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Students stretch legs at annual track event Hundreds of cheering fifth- and sixth-grade boys and girls from four of Iowa City’s elementary schools -- Coralville Central, Grant Wood, Kate Wickham and Weber -- participated in the 54th annual Iowa City Elementary School Track Meet on Monday at City High. ·Reed ready to anchor City High at state Prep Profile ·West tops in MVC again ·Feuerbachs guide Regina ·The Scout ·West wins triangular ·Solon advances ·Girls Soccer: CCA 11, Mid-Prairie 1 ·Girls Soccer: West 9, Waterloo West 1 ·Boys Soccer: IMS 20, Highland 0

desmoinesregister.com - Sports desmoinesregister.com - Sports View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Davis wins Sporting News coach of the year award National writer tells the Register that Drake’s Keno Davis is "far distant from some terrific competitors." ·Tell us: Do you know a far-flung Drake fan? The Register is searching for fans outside of the state of Iowa who are trying to follow the record-breaking season of the Drake men’s basketball team heading into the NCAA Tournament. ·ISU women: Ezell helps Cyclones make quick work of Colorado Kansas City, Mo.  Heather Ezell found that playing at Municipal Auditorium is even more fun than watching games there. ·Principal Charity Classic lands Nick Price British Open and PGA Championship winner Nick Price has agreed to play in this year’s Principal Charity Classic at Glen Oaks Country Club, officials for the Champions Tour stop announced today. ·Kaiser-Brown named to National High School Hall of Fame Former Des Moines Roosevelt standout track and field athlete Natasha Kaiser-Brown will be inducted into the National High School Hall of Fame this summer. ·UI president ’not happy’ with student-athlete behavior Iowa City, Ia.  University of Iowa president Sally Mason is displeased with continued legal problems among members of the Iowa football team, but expressed support today for the athletic department’s handling of the situation. ·Iowa men’s basketball: Hawkeye Hoops Huddle set for Indy Iowa men’s basketball fans can (w)hoop it up even before Thursday’s 11 a.m. game against Michigan in the opening round of the Big Ten Conference tournament at Conseco Fieldhouse in downtown Indianapolis, Ind. ·Northern Iowa football: UNI football players arrested after brawl Two current Northern Iowa football players and one former Panther were arrested early Sunday and charged with rioting in Cedar Falls. ·Iowa men: Big Ten tournament trip home for Lickliter Iowa City, Ia. - Todd Lickliter’s life will flash before his eyes when he returns home to Indianapolis, Ind., this week. ·Iowa State women: Cyclones focus on Buffs, not on the NCAA bubble Kansas City, Mo. - Iowa State is taking one tournament at a time.

WQAD - Sports WQAD - Sports View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Metro Pacesetter- Moline's Chris Larsen High expectations are nothing new for Moline ace Chris Larsen, but his performance last Saturday surprised even the senior himself. ·Area Pacesetter- United's Katie Bertelsen Freshman Katie Bertelson is already making noise on the high school softball scene, And it's starts with a very unique delivery. Bertelsen screams during every pitch. ·Area Pacesetter- Rockridge's Jami Whitcomb One of the best pitchers in the state, might also be one of the best kept secrets. Rockridge's Jami Whitcomb has the Rockets' sights set on Gold. ·Metro Pacesetter- Shaina Fennesy Alleman's Shaina Fennesy has the Pioneers to a 3-0 start this season, highlighted by a 2 home run game against state ranked Geneseo. ·Area Pacesetter- Sherrard's Megan Warner Sherrards Megan Warner continues to dominate on the mound, but it's the win column that the senior worries about the most. ·Reliever to undergo arthroscopic shoulder surgery Associated Press - May 13, 2008 8:44 PM ET ST. LOUIS (AP) - St. Louis Cardinals left-handed reliever Tyler Johnson will undergo arthroscopic surgery tomorrow. ·Blues sign top picks from 2007, 2005 Associated Press - May 13, 2008 3:24 PM ET ST. LOUIS (AP) - The St. Louis Blues sign a pair of first-round picks from recent drafts, forwards T.J. Oshie and Lars Eller. ·Johnson waiting to reschedule Bulls interview Associated Press - May 13, 2008 8:14 PM ET CHICAGO (AP) - The Chicago Bulls have not rescheduled an interview with coaching candidate Avery Johnson after last week's meeting was... ·Molina tantrum fallout worries Cardinals Associated Press - May 13, 2008 8:04 PM ET ST. LOUIS (AP) - The St. Louis Cardinals expect Yadier Molina (YAH'-dee-ay moh-LEE'-nah) to be disciplined for his antics. ·Fisk returns to White Sox as ambassador Associated Press - May 13, 2008 5:54 PM ET CHICAGO (AP) - Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk is returning to the Chicago White Sox as a team ambassador.

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