Monday, April 21
Girls Golf
AGWSR – 213
South Hardin – 228
@ Iowa Falls-Alden – 228
Medalist: Aniya Vogel, AGWSR – 43
Runner-Up: Emma Topp, South Hardin – 44
Belmond-Klemme – 221
Forest City – 212
@ Bishop Garrigan – 196
@ Southeast Valley – 208
Clarion-Goldfield-Dows – 223
DNH Wolverine Invitational –
(Dike-New Hartford, West Fork)
1. Roland-Story – 357
2. Crestwood – 383
3. Dike-New Hartford – 412
4. South Winneshiek – 417
5. North Fayette Valley – 425
6. West Fork – 429
Boys Golf
AGWSR – 188
South Hardin – 180 (2nd)
@ Iowa Falls-Alden – 180 (1st)
Forest City – 151
@ Bishop Garrigan – 171
Belmond-Klemme – 173
Southeast Valley – 167
@ Clarion-Goldfield-Dows – 186
DNH Wolverine Invitational –
(Dike-New Hartford, West Fork)
1. Dike-New Hartford – 334
2. South Winneshiek – 335
3. North Fayette Valley – 345
4. West Fork – 349
5. Jesup – 352
6. Crestwood – 355
Girls Soccer
Colfax-Mingo – 1
@ #6 (1A) Dike-New Hartford – 4
Garner Hayfield Ventura – 0
@ Iowa Falls-Alden – 4
Wright County – 0
@ Clear Lake – 5
Boys Soccer
Iowa Falls-Alden – 0
@ Garner Hayfield Ventura – 5
Clear Lake – 3
@ Wright County – 0
Girls Tennis
Oelwein – 1
@ Aplington-Parkersburg – 8
South Hardin – 1
@ #6 (1A) Dike-New Hartford – 8
Iowa Falls-Alden – 9
@ Grundy Center – 2
Clear Lake – 6
@ Hampton-Dumont-CAL – 3
Boys Tennis
Aplington-Parkersburg – 9
@ Oelwein – 0
Grundy Center – 9
@ Iowa Falls-Alden – 2
Track & Field
Hudson Relays (girls) – 4:30 p.m.
(AGWSR, Clarksville, Dike-New Hartford, Grundy Center, South Hardin)
Bobcat Girls Invite @ Marshalltown – 4:30 p.m.
(Aplington-Parkersburg)
Hampton-Dumont-CAL Invite (boys) – 4:30 p.m.
(Aplington-Parkersburg, Belmond-Klemme, Clarion-Goldfield-Dows, Hampton-Dumont-CAL, South Hardin)
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