METRO/IOWA CITY
C.R. Jefferson 6, Cedar Falls 0
 
AT JEFFERSON
C.R. Jefferson 6, Cedar Falls 0*
Singles — Justin Simmons (CRJ) def. Colin Ashwood, 6-2, 6-3; Dalton Stevens (CRJ) def. Erik Hess, 6-1, 6-0; Josh Chung (CRJ) def. Nathaniel Welshons, 6-4, 6-0; Dayton Stevens (CRJ) def. Lee Pryzbylski, 6-0, 6-1; Joby Frey (CRJ) def. Mike Rosenberg, 6-0, 6-0; Andy Pham (CRJ) def. Alek Hess, 6-2, 6-3.
*—match called due to rain
 

METRO/IOWA CITY
C.R. Jefferson 6, Cedar Falls 3
C.R. Jefferson 6, Waterloo West 0
C.R. Prairie 6, Cedar Falls 3
C.R. Prairie 5, Waterloo West 4
Dubuque Wahlert 5, Iowa City West 0
Iowa City West 6, Dubuque Hempstead 3
 
AT DUBUQUE
Iowa City West 6, Dubuque Hempstead 3
Singles — Lola White-Baer (ICW) def. Sara Oberhoffer, 10-0; Lilli Oetting (ICW) def. Jennifer Schwartz, 10-1; Brittany Appel (ICW) def. McKenna Metcalf, 10-3; Ashlin Riley (ICW) def. Kelsey Wilming, 10-5; Lindsey Roussell (DH) def. Oliva Lofgren, 10-3; Louren Taylor (DH) def. Tessa Meisner, 10-0.
Doubles — Oetting/Appel (ICW) def. Schwartz/Metcalf, 10-2; …

AT EDGEWOOD
(Woods Edge G.C., par 72)
Teams — 1. East Buchanan 326, 2. Edgewood-Colesburg 351, 3. Marion 360, 4. Monticello 362, 5. Don Bosco 367,  6. Maquoketa Valley 375, 7. Cascade 386, 8. Hudson 395.
Medalists — Jordan Conrad (EB), 76.*
Marion (360): Nick Cranny 82, Jordan Rausch 91, Josh Smith 93, Kenneth Wade 94.
* — won a one-hole playoff

AT MAQUOKETA
(Prairie Creek G.C., par 35)
Preston 170, Andrew 198
Medalist — Austin Hughes (P), 38.
 

METRO/IOWA CITY
C.R. Jefferson 4, Davenport Central 3
C.R. Jefferson 4, Muscatine 0
 
NORTH SCOTT TOURNAMENT
C.R. Jefferson 4, Davenport Central 3
Goals — CRJ: Maggie Bruckman 2, Kandice Kiernan, Jule Staton. Assists — CRJ: Trina Gallagher, Abby Banker
C.R. Jefferson 4, Muscatine 0
Goals — CRJ: Kandice Kiernan 2, Kara Lovik, Trina Gallagher. Assists — CRJ: Nicole Anderson 2, Lovik, Kiernan
 
Friday
METRO/IOWA CITY
C.R. Jefferson 1, North Scott 0
 
NORTH SCOTT TOURNAMENT
C.R. Jefferson 1, North Scott 0
Goal — Maggie Bruckman
 

DRAXTON-STIERS/WILKINSON INVITATIONAL
At Linn-Mar
Teams — 1. Iowa City West 241, 2. C.R. Kennedy 125, 3. Mt. Pleasant 76, 4. Dubuque Hempstead 74, 5. C.R. Prairie 64
High jump — 1. Rachel Peters (CRP), 5-0; 2. Ashley Weinschenk (ICW), 4-10; 3. Caroline VanVoorhis (ICW), 4-8; Long jump — 1. Jessica Gehrke (ICW), 17-4; 2. Shelby Crist (CRP), 16-0 1/2; 3. McKenzie Drahn (CRK), 15-3 1/2; Shot put — 1. Micaela Haight (ICW), 43-1; 2. Cara Jansen (ICW), 39-4; 3. Courtney Fritz (ICW), 39-1; Discus — 1. Fritz (ICW), 129.11; 2. Haight (ICW), 125-7; …

Mark Perry has been around college wrestling his entire life and knows how the things work. The former University of Iowa national champion and current Penn State University assistant wrestling coach knows his stint with the Nittany Lions could end with Friday’s hiring of former Iowa State Coach Cael Sanderson.

Track season is at last in full swing. After a few scattered (and COLD) meets, and of course the sprint to get Drake Relay qualifying times, teams are full on running a couple times a week.
**Congratulations to the Oriole 4×100 team of Mattea Otten, Sydney Vaugh, Sarah Thies and Brittany Clark for being Drake Qualifiers for the second year in a row. Way to go ladies!! **
Last night the Orioles traveled to Tipton for the annual Tigerette Relays and armed with hearts, brains, courage, and a whole lotta fortitude and speed, …

For the second time, Iowa State University couldn’t retain one of the program’s best wrestlers to lead it to a national title.
Cael Sanderson, a four-time NCAA Champion who became the first undefeated college wrestler with a career mark of 159-0, accepted an offer to become the head wrestling coach at Penn State University, leaving the Cyclones after three seasons as their head coach. He replaces Troy Sunderland who resigned April 4 after 11 seasons as Nittany Lions head coach. Sanderson will be introduced at a press conference Monday.