IHSAA Bulletin: Spring 2020 by ihsaa

IHSAA Bulletin Spring 2020, Bulletin No. 593

In This Issue Board, Staff..................................................1

IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Member of National Federation of State High School Associations (515) 432-2011 1605 S. Story Street, P.O. Box 10, Boone, IA 50036-0010

From The Desk........................................... 3 Important Dates........................................ 4 IHSAA News............................................... 5 Governor’s Scholar...................................8 Recap: Swimming................................... 13 Recap: Wrestling..................................... 14 Recap: Bowling.........................................17

IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PURPOSE To promote, develop, direct, protect, and regulate amateur interscholastic athletic relationships between member schools and to stimulate fair play, friendly rivalry, and good sportsmanship among contestants, schools, and communities throughout the state.

Recap: Basketball................................... 18 BEDS: Alphabetical................................20 BEDS: Numerical.....................................22 Academic Achievement.........................25 Ejection Reports......................................29 Board Minutes......................................... 31

Inside this Bulletin... From The Desk, P. 3 Executive director Tom Keating addresses the lost spring seasons due to COVID-19 and the path to returning to action in the wake of the pandemic.

Governor’s Scholar, P. 8 Iowa’s top academic-achieving seniors from each member school were selected for Governor’s Scholar honors. A full list of award winners is available after they were honored online and with plaques through the mail.

BEDS: Numerical, P. 22 Numerical enrollment listings for the 2020-21 school year from the Basic Educational Data Survey, as supplied by the Iowa Department of Education. BEDS numbers from the 2019-20 school year are applied to the 2020-21 school year and help create sport classifications and postseason fields.

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Board of Control

Dr. Rod Earleywine Sergeant Bluff-Luton Chairperson

Barb Schwamman Osage Vice-Chairperson

Brent Cook Dubuque, Senior Treasurer

Scott Kibby Iowa City, Liberty

Dr. Andy Crozier Central Lee

Dave Wiebers Denison-Schleswig

Deron Durflinger Van Meter

Amanda Whaley IASB

Dr. Ann Lebo Dept. of Education

Eight voting members and one non-voting member comprise the IHSAA’s Board of Control, which has general supervision over all athletic contests of Association schools and interprets Association rules.

Representative Council Central District A Maury Ruble, principal, Ogden....................................................2020 Darrin Strike, superintendent, West Fork...............................2020 Scott Dryer, principal, South Hamilton, Jewell....................2023 Open AA Steve Pettit, principal, Southeast Polk.....................................2023 Northeast District A Doug Gee, superintendent, Clear Lake...................................2020 Dale Crozier, superintendent, MFL, MarMac.......................2022 Lynn Baldus, principal, Saint Ansgar.......................................2023 Mike Crozier, superintendent, Northwood-Kensett..........2024 AA Jeff Gustason, principal, Linn-Mar, Marion.............................2021 Northwest District A Steve Grond, superintendent, Boyden-Hull..........................2020 Jason Engelman, principal, Central Lyon...............................2023 Kevin Wood, principal, Manson NW Webster.....................2024 Open AA Steve Webner, superintendent, LeMars..................................2022 Southeast District A Kevin Crall, superintendent, Albia...............................................2021 George Pickup, principal, Central DeWitt..............................2022 Ken Crawford, superintendent, Highland, Riverside........2023 Dan Maeder, superintendent, Davis County........................2024 AA Joe Stutting, superintendent, North Scott, Eldridge.........2020 Southwest District A Casey Berlau, superintendent, Carroll ....................................2020 Chris Fenster, superintendent, Southwest Valley...............2021 Bill Huntington, principal, Mount Ayr.......................................2022 Tom Wood, superintendent, Martensdale-St. Marys ......2023 AA Chris Basinger, principal, Norwalk............................................2024 The IHSAA’s Representative Council formulates the aims and policies of the Association for the ensuing year and has the power to initiate amendments and new rules for the executive director to submit to the electorate.

IHSAA Staff

Tom Keating Executive Director

Todd Tharp Assistant Director

Chad Elsberry Assistant Director

Jared Chizek Assistant Director

Laura Brooker, Assistant to the Director of Officials — Chelsea Clark, Administrative Assistant Chris Cuellar, Communications Director — Lewie Curtis, Director of Officials Amy Hopkins, Administrative Assistant — Elisa Kahler, Office Manager — Tim Latta, Print Specialist Kim Mechura, Administrative Assistant — Jessica Morgan, Director of Finance — Cassie Smith Britton, Administrative Assistant

Turning the Lights Back On We couldn’t be more proud of the strength and resolve that’s been shown by communities throughout our home state over the past few months. And we look forward to coming back together on fields of play across Iowa soon, and supporting you in creating memorable nights under the lights for your students, families, and fans.

IHSAA Editorial

From the desk Seasons like no other In these unprecedented times, all of us at the IHSAA extend our best to you and our hope that you and your families are safe and healthy.

Offering guidance and support to IHSAA member schools, administrators, officials, coaches, and the student-athletes who make interscholastic athletics thrive.

Tom Keating To say the end of our winter season as well as our entire spring season have been Executive Director unique experiences would be a gross understatement. Conducting our state bas- Iowa High School Athletic Association ketball championships with a virtually empty arena and the cancellation of our entire spring sports season is something none of us could have imagined. More importantly, the spread of COVID-19 and the impact it has had on individuals, families, communities and the world is like nothing we have seen in our lifetime. The loss of our sports seasons, while important, pale in comparison to those who have been directly affected by this virus – physically, emotionally, socially, and economically. We extend our thank you to so many who continue to work to keep our basic needs met. Call them what you will – Essential Workers, Frontline Workers, First Responders, Service Industry Workers – so many have put themselves at risk for the benefit of the rest of us. We applaud our school leaders who have been especially challenged as they mobilized quickly to provide students with important learning opportunities in unique ways. As always, our administrators and teachers have stepped up to develop effective strategies and continually adapt to the ever-changing pandemic landscape. Not only are our schools providing these important learning opportunities; they have also gone to great lengths to meet the basic needs of many of their families through meal and supply programs. We offer a special thank you to Director of the Department of Education, Dr. Ann Lebo and her staff for the leadership and guidance they have provided our schools in these most trying times. Our coaches have remained in touch with their athletes and provide resources to help them stay connected to the activities that mean so much to them. In a time of stress, the opportunity to remain physically active is so important. Our coaches realize this, and also understand the importance of well-being check-ins with the young people in their communities. The questions we hear the most are, “Will we have a season?” and “When do you think we will be able to start?” It is clear the people in our state have a great passion for high school athletics and are anxious to get back to the activities that bring our young people so much enjoyment. For many, a sports season would bring a sense of normalcy which so many desperately long for. As we have shared throughout this unparalleled situation, decisions based on guidance from the Governor’s office, the Department of Education, the IDPH and the CDC. The health of our students, coaches, officials, administrators and fans will continue to be our number one priority. We will conduct our seasons if and when we believe they can be done without jeopardizing the safety of those involved directly and indirectly. I’m proud of the IHSAA staff and the IHSAA Board of Control for their tireless work as we assess information and develop contingency plans for situations that seem to change daily. So much of what we have developed, we did not have the chance to implement. That has not and will not deter us from continuing in that thoughtful planning. We look forward to the day when we can all get back to interacting and enjoying so much of life that has been put on hold – including our activities programs! Sincerely, Tom

Spring 2020

IHSAA calendar

Important dates: Fall 2020 CROSS COUNTRY First Practice August 10 First Competition August 24 State Qualifying Meets October 22 State Meet — At Kennedy Park, Fort Dodge October 31

FOOTBALL First Practice August 10 First Competition August 27 Postseason, First and Quarterfinal Rounds October 30, November 6 State Semifinals — At UNI-Dome, Cedar Falls November 12 — Eight-Player, Class 3A November 13 — Class A, Class 4A November 14 — Class 1A, Class 2A State Finals — At UNI-Dome, Cedar Falls November 19 — Eight-Player, Class A, Class 3A November 20 — Class 1A, Class 2A, Class 4A

GOLF (CLASS 4A) First Practice August 10 First Competition August 13 District Meets October 6 State Meet — At Des Moines Golf & Country Club October 9-10

SUBJECT TO CHANGE Spring 2020 Canceled on April 17 Summer 2020 First practice: June 1 First competition: June 15 Fall 2020 Start and competition dates listed above are subject to change due to COVID-19. IHSAA will issue guidance following any updates announced Governor Kim Reynolds or Iowa Department of Education.

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Spring 2020 seasons canceled due to COVID-19 Updated release from April 17, 2020 BOONE, Iowa — Following recommendations on April 17 to keep Iowa schools closed for the remainder of the 2019-20 school year due to the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), all spring activities of the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union and the Iowa High School Athletic Association were canceled. The cancellation of all four boys’ and girls’ sports – golf, soccer, tennis, and track and field – was made by the IGHSAU and IHSAA in cooperation with the Iowa Department of Education and state officials. The decision was also approved by the IGHSAU and IHSAA boards. Guidance from Governor Kim Reynolds, the Iowa Department of Education, and the Iowa Department of Public Health had previously suspended spring activities through April 17, then through April 30. Governor Reynolds announced the extended closure of in-person schooling and school activities with Department of Education executive director Dr. Ann Lebo at a news conference Friday. This cancellation is effective for all spring practices, competitions, and postseason events. “While we are disappointed that student-athletes will not have the opportunity to compete this spring, we remain committed to our primary goal of keeping students, coaches, officials and communities safe,” IHSAA executive director Tom Keating said. “This cancellation comes out of an abundance of caution for the well-being of all. Conducting our spring season would involve moving groups of people in and out of various communities for competition. At this time we believe that is a risk we should not take.” The spread of COVID-19 has caused an unsatisfying and unfortunate end to the 2019-20 school year as students across Iowa and the United States have faced cancellations and suspensions of school and athletic competition.

The IGHSAU and IHSAA would like to thank all spring sports participants, coaches, administrators, officials, and spectators for their passion, patience, and effort during this unprecedented time. “We understand the important role that athletics and activities play in the lives of our students, schools and communities,” IGHSAU executive director Jean Berger said. “But during this time of uncertainty, we must support the health and safety recommendations of our state and national leaders. This decision is especially heartbreaking for our senior competitors, and we thank them for all they have done to represent their schools throughout their careers.” Summer sports (boys’ baseball, girls’ softball) are suspended pending an assessment made in collaboration with state officials before June. Practice, competition, and postseason dates will be announced when they become available. Both organizations will continue to follow guidelines from health and government officials in determining when it is safe to resume school activities and mass gatherings. In the 2018-19 school year, the four spring sports accounted for over 45,000 participants among Iowa high school boys and girls. Track and field was the second most popular sport by participation for both the IHSAA (12,012 boys) and the IGHSAU (9,908 girls). The IGHSAU and IHSAA continue to encourage member schools and communities to follow the guidance of Governor Kim Reynolds and the Iowa Department of Public Health via https://idph.iowa.gov/ and https://coronavirus. iowa.gov/.

Website launches COVID-19 Resource Center In late April, the IHSAA launched the COVID-19 Resource Center for our administrators, coaches, student-athletes, officials, and fans to stay updated during this unprecedented and unpredictable time The Resource Center page includes links to IHSAA news releases, rules and guidance for member schools and eligibility during the suspended period, summer updates, senior student-athlete spotlights, links to partner organizations, the NFHS Learning Center, and more. It is accessible through www.iahsaa.org/covid-19 or through the home page buttons or red highlighted banners atop the home page and select news and sport pages. Spring 2020

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Summer 2020 seasons approved for June 1 return Updated release from May 20, 2020 BOONE, Iowa — Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds announced Wednesday that summer athletic seasons may be conducted for high school baseball and softball following a two-month activities suspension due to COVID-19. The announcement approved the reopening of school facilities and the start of practices for Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union and Iowa High School Athletic Association sanctioned summer sports starting on Monday, June 1. Per the Iowa Department of Education, first contests may occur as early as Monday, June 15 and fans will be permitted at games. The IGHSAU Board of Directors and IHSAA Board of Control met after the announcement and both groups voted to approve resuming the 2020 summer seasons under Iowa Department of Education guidelines. Member schools are to follow reopening guidance entitled “Summer Sports” and “Use of School Facilities” as supplied by the Iowa Department of Education, with recommendations based on conversations with the IGHSAU, IHSAA, Iowa Department of Public Health, and the governor’s office. Dr. Ann Lebo, executive director of the Iowa Department of Education and member of the IHSAA Board of Control, is expected to join Gov. Reynolds at the daily briefing on Thursday. “The IHSAA thanks Dr. Lebo, Governor Reynolds, Dr. Pedati, the IDPH and all who have worked diligently to develop these guidelines to help us conduct a baseball season

for the young people in Iowa,” IHSAA executive director Tom Keating said. “We trust that our administrators, coaches, umpires and fans will responsibly follow the guidelines in place to keep themselves and each other safe. This is terrific news and is a step toward getting our student-athletes reconnected to the activities that mean so much to them.” Spring sports seasons never began and were ultimately canceled on April 17 following the cancellation of in-person K-12 schooling for Iowa’s 2019-20 academic year. The original first practice date was May 4 for baseball and softball. “The guidelines laid out by the Department of Education and the Department of Public Health will enable us to safely move forward with a softball season this summer,” IGHSAU executive director Jean Berger said. “We are grateful for their leadership and support. “We know the games will have different circumstances and that we will all have to work together to keep everyone safe, but we are confident that we are up to this challenge.” Both organizations currently plan to conduct their state tournaments at their previously announced venues, with IGHSAU softball at Harlan Rogers Sports Complex in Fort Dodge and IHSAA baseball at Principal Park in Des Moines. Per guidance from the Iowa Department of Education, coach-athlete contact for all in-person, out-of-season sports is suspended until July 1.

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IHSAA NEWS

Governor's Scholar Outstanding 2020 seniors earn recognition, event canceled Iowa’s top academic students have been chosen for the 2020 Governor’s Scholar Program. The Governor’s Office, the Iowa High School Athletic Association, and its title sponsor, the Iowa Farm Bureau, are presenting this recognition which began in 2003. The 425 seniors being honored were selected by their high schools as the highest academic achievers. All students will receive a recognition plaque and certificate to commemorate their achievement. The in-person ceremony for this year was canceled due to COVID-19 and the ongoing guidelines concerning public gatherings. With that in mind, the student honorees are being announced via news release, social media and the IHSAA website. Governor Kim Reynolds recognized the program and student accomplishments in a video available on the IHSAA website. The recognition plaques and certificates were sent to their homes in early May. “Iowa has a proud history of educational excellence, and this year’s honorees are a product of that tradition,” said Governor Reynolds in a letter to the students. “You are a role model for your community and all students across the state. In these unprecedented times, it is your generation who will lead us into new opportunities in science, technology, agriculture, education and business in the coming years.” Students have been encouraged to share their award utilizing #iahsseniors and the #IAGovScholar with social media posts. “With schools closed, friends and family being kept at a distance and our lives abruptly put on hold, I can imagine how disheartened this year’s senior class feels,” said Craig Hill, Iowa Farm Bureau president, in remarks to the student honorees. “Please know it does not take away from your accomplishments or the incredible things you will achieve in the future.”

In addition to being recognized as the state’s brightest students, more than 99 percent of the group participates in school activities. More than 60 percent plan to pursue their post-secondary education in Iowa. “The principles learned through academic success, like those learned from participation in school activities, help develop outstanding young leaders,” said IHSAA executive director Tom Keating. “The partnership between the IHSAA and the Iowa Farm Bureau, along with the great cooperation of the Governor’s Office has made this prestigious program possible for many years.” Note: The largest 64 schools in Iowa, according to the Iowa Department of Education BEDS document, were invited to select two seniors who are the highest academic achievers for their first seven semesters. All other schools were invited to select one senior who was the highest academic achiever for their first seven semesters.

2020 Iowa Governor's Scholar Award Selections School

ACGC ADM, Adel AGWSR, Ackley AHSTW, Avoca Akron-Westfield Albia

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Bryce Littler Gabriella Snyder Jaiden Shahan Kaitlynne Henriksen Kailee Tucker Sherryl Mae Rowe

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Alburnett Algona Alta-Aurelia Ames Ames Anamosa

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Johnathon Waskow Mihir Modi Chloe Kruger Cooper Downs Teagan Lipsey Josiah Brown

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Ankeny Ankeny Ankeny Centennial Ankeny Centennial Ankeny Christian Aplington-Parkersburg

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Grace Hagedorn Samuel Wu Jeanne Peters Benjamin Rodriguez Dawson Lee Simpson Gannon Oberhauser IHSAA Bulletin

IHSAA NEWS Governor's Scholar School

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Ar-We-Va, Westside Dalton Ehlers Assumption, Davenport Jacob Lyons Atlantic Evan Brummer Audubon Bree Andreasen Ballard Josh Clinton Baxter Maya Phelps BCLUW, Conrad Grace Stufflebeam Beckman Catholic, Dyersville Evan Schlarmann Bedford Brennan Sefrit Belle Plaine Lilly Parrott Bellevue Benjamin Parker Belmond-Klemme Wyatt Heideman Benton Community Kaitlyn Sievers Bettendorf Justin Hettlage Bettendorf Jason Jiang BGM, Brooklyn Emily Cline Bishop Garrigan, Algona Emma Fogarty Bishop Heelan, Sioux City Foster Johnson Bondurant-Farrar Lauren Lorentzen Boone Ryan Ungs Boone Sydney Woodruff Boyden-Hull Sydney Damstra Boyer Valley, Dunlap Kelsey Tremel Burlington Taylor Kesterke Burlington Mikaela Tarrence Calamus-Wheatland Chandler Gannon CAM, Anita Benjamin Tibken Camanche Markee Low Cardinal, Eldon Tristan Rupe Carlisle Jacob Foster Carlisle Ann Lent Carroll Owen Perrin Cascade, Western Dubuque Emma Sanders Cedar Falls Devin Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Loughlin Cedar Falls Ryan Westhoff Cedar Rapids, Jefferson Alexis Henderson Cedar Rapids, Jefferson Joseph Pregon Cedar Rapids, Kennedy Katie Jensen Cedar Rapids, Kennedy Elizabeth Stone Cedar Rapids, Washington Anna Bosking Cedar Rapids, Washington Johanna Hayes Cedar Valley Christian Abby Scroggs Center Point-Urbana Megan Sherman Centerville Gage Moorman Central City Nyvaeh Bowen Central Decatur, Leon Morgan Nordyke Central DeWitt Emma Kizer Central Lee, Donnellson Vanessa Hupp Central Lyon, Rock Rapids Joseph Tilstra Central Springs Jennifer Overy Central, Elkader Michael Heer Chariton Jackson Curnutte Charles City Bradley Andrews Cherokee, Washington Kayden Waldner Clarinda Dara Brandt Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Courtney Harle Clarke, Osceola Coel Reece Spring 2020

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Clarksville Janet Borchardt Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg Grace Meier Clear Creek-Amana Trace Johanson Clear Creek-Amana Sarah Grace Stewart Clear Lake Lydia Futrell Clinton Kaylee Camp Clinton Kira Price Colfax-Mingo Nyika Masga Collins-Maxwell Mikalya Houge Colo-Nesco Emily Brinkman Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Dylan Mack Columbus Community Taylor Howell Coon Rapids-Bayard Colby Heithoff Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln Jared Kaufman Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln Taylor Wilson Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson Desrei Arbolente Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson Bryan Renteria Hernandez Creston Eli Loudon Crestwood, Cresco Nicholas Braun Dallas Center-Grimes Sarah Frett Dallas Center-Grimes Bradley Ramsey Danville Isabella Smith Davenport, Central Lauren Posten Davenport, Central Samuel Saveraid Davenport, North Jacob Hansen Davenport, North Ashton Snarr Davenport, West Meghan Nahnybida Davenport, West Nhan Tran Davis County, Bloomfield Kaden Porter Decorah Conner Cook Denison-Schleswig Joshua Ahrenholtz Denison-Schleswig Sahira Vergara Denver Leah Ristau Des Moines Christian Isabella Main Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln Kristy Nguyen Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln Ryan Nguyen Des Moines, East Kade Dolphin Des Moines, East Cameron Mohne Des Moines, Hoover Daija Bates Des Moines, Hoover Elizabeth Jordan Des Moines, North Prithvi Jamadagni Des Moines, North Kalen Truong Des Moines, Roosevelt Katharina Schmidt Des Moines, Roosevelt Fez Zafar Diagonal Erin Sobotka Dike-New Hartford Jill Eilderts Don Bosco, Gilbertville Claire Strauel Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. Jack Drey Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. Kieu Pham Dubuque, Hempstead Sameer Faruquee Dubuque, Hempstead Alexis Lonning Dubuque, Senior Brian Day Dubuque, Senior Credence Wernke Dunkerton William Fettkether Durant Lucas Callison Eagle Grove Kennedy Soper Earlham Olivia Nicholson

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East Buchanan, Winthrop Nicole Pettinger East Marshall, LeGrand Olivia Terrones East Mills Emma Seipold East Sac County Kayla Kraft East Union, Afton Molly McNeill Easton Valley Nathan Trenkamp Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont Shanna Fellows Edgewood-Colesburg Natalie Wessel Emmetsburg Lindsay Carter English Valleys, North English Nolan Grove Epworth, Western Dubuque Alisa Marin Epworth, Western Dubuque David Roth Essex Kelli Baker Estherville Lincoln Central Lena McCoy Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton Kami Waymire Fairfield Megan Higgins Forest City Calvin Aberg Fort Dodge Nick Bice Fort Dodge Kathryn Cochrane Fort Madison Madison McVey Fremont-Mills, Tabor Lillian Mahaney Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Madeline Hinz Gehlen Catholic, LeMars Josie Kolbeck George-Little Rock Matthew Haken Gilbert Elijah Stahr Gladbrook-Reinbeck Brianna Strohbehn Glenwood Delaney McMullen Glenwood Jaeda Wilson Glidden-Ralston Luke Handlos GMG, Garwin Cameron Mummert Graettinger-Terril Madison Hough Grand View Christian Gage Fry Greene County Kassie Lamoureux Grinnell Micah Benning-Shorb Griswold Kamryn Howell Grundy Center Joseph Janssen Hampton-Dumont Abe Scheideman Harlan Community Lucy Borkowski Harris-Lake Park McKenzie Heikens Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn Joseph Ahlers Heartland Christian Isabella Dingus Highland, Riverside Matt Butler Hillcrest Academy Jesse Slater Hinton Gabriel Clark HLV, Victor Meredith Schnebbe Holy Trinity, Fort Madison Samantha Pothitakis Hudson Alexander Reynolds Humboldt Holly Kirchhoff IKM-Manning Will Jorgensen Independence Caroline Reyner Indianola Thomas Krapfl Indianola Andreas Miller Interstate 35, Truro Jamie Smith Iowa City, City High Maryam Abuissa Iowa City, City High Joseph Bennett Iowa City, Liberty Rudy Nahra Iowa City, Liberty Harrison Voigt

IHSAA NEWS Governor's Scholar School

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Iowa City, West Natalie Young Iowa City, West William Zhang Iowa Falls-Alden Sydney Truex Iowa School for the Deaf Jada Bushman Iowa Valley, Marengo Hannah Shade Isaac Newton Christian Elliot Potter Janesville Kennedy Eastman Jesup Allie Borgerding Johnston Matthew Ding Johnston Anna Janni Kee, Lansing Elena Rolfs Keokuk Isabel Vandenberg Keota Jaime Schulte Kingsley-Pierson Eva McCoy Knoxville Ethan Murra Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Kamryn Schreck Lake Mills Mason Fritz Lamoni David Eason Lawton-Bronson Bailey McKenna LeMars Kara Albrecht LeMars Chloe Calhoun Lenox Jaela Cox Lewis Central Phillip Cooper-Ohm Lewis Central Isabella Smith Linn-Mar, Marion Srikar Vanavasam Linn-Mar, Marion Savannah Zhou Lisbon Emma Bock Logan-Magnolia Violet Lapke Lone Tree Natalie Patterson Louisa-Muscatine Rachel Ostergren Lynnville-Sully Mallory Loftus Madrid Rory McDermott Maharishi School Evelyn Winer Manson Northwest Webster Matthew Helmers Maquoketa Chloe Swanson Maquoketa Valley, Delhi Chance Downs Marion Josephine Hancox Marion Jasmine Pizano Marquette Catholic, Bellevue Halle Kilburg Marshalltown Austin Shomo Marshalltown Kaci Uhde Martensdale-St. Marys Grace Wood Mason City Jacob Mehmen Mason City Erika Sloan Mediapolis Nolan Schmidgall Melcher-Dallas Sarah Hyatt Meskwaki Settlement Kaitlynn Jefferson MFL MarMac Destiny Berns Midland, Wyoming Taylor Bahnsen Mid-Prairie, Wellman Ingrid Gingerich Missouri Valley Emma Anunson MMCRU Kaitlyn Goth MOC-Floyd Valley Tessa Burg Montezuma Carissa VanZee Monticello Emma Brighton Moravia Megan Hutchinson Mormon Trail, Garden Grove Zachary Hofmann

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Morning Star, Bettendorf Sarah Schroeder Moulton-Udell Chelsey Boettcher Mount Ayr Jaycee Knight Mount Pleasant Aurora Vansickel Mount Vernon Caroline Voss Murray Rylee Newton Muscatine Elizabeth Howard Muscatine Ryan Lukkarinen MVAOCOU Cody Rosburg Nashua-Plainfield Jayne Levi Nevada Eliana Hornbuckle New Hampton Lydia Gessner New London Allyson Farley Newell-Fonda Megan Morenz Newman Catholic, Mason City Emily Shatek Newton Courtney Dawson Newton Taryn Lovan Nodaway Valley Reagan Weinheimer North Butler, Greene Madison Klingenborg North Cedar, Stanwood Toby Hollis North Fayette Valley Payten Lehmann North Iowa Christian Kaitlin Davis North Iowa, Buffalo Center Joseph Goetz North Linn, Troy Mills Faithe Cavalier North Mahaska, New Sharon Alex Knockel North Polk, Alleman Ryan Byrd North Scott, Eldridge Jordan Neymeyer North Scott, Eldridge Grace Sampson North Tama, Traer Takoa Kopriva North Union Murrae Laverty Northeast, Goose Lake Chad Williams Northwood-Kensett Lindsey Davidson Norwalk Jason Brooner Norwalk Evan Voogd Notre Dame, Burlington Matthew Briggs OABCIG Sarah Petersen Oelwein Nicholas Dittmer Ogden Edward Chumbley Okoboji, Milford Martha Stein Orient-Macksburg Vinh Nguyen Osage Clarissa Huisman Oskaloosa Kamryn Banks Oskaloosa Karson Swim Ottumwa Ashley Fish Ottumwa Hasya Joshi Panorama, Panora Molly Simmons Paton-Churdan Kaleb Fisher PCM, Monroe Kathryn Henkenius Pekin Delaney Harbison Pella Jacob Nedder Pella Grayson Parisee Pella Christian Erica Nikkel Perry Angela Hernandez Pleasant Valley Aadil Manazir Pleasant Valley Dilan Nair Pleasantville Josie Hutchings Pocahontas Area Josie Sommerlot

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Postville Robert White Prairie, Cedar Rapids Gabrielle Robinson Prince of Peace, Clinton Katie Gorden Red Oak Sophia Walker Regina, Iowa City Abigail Burger Riceville Sullivan Fair Ridge View Russell Brummer River Valley, Correctionville Carissa Burnham Rivermont Coll., Bettendorf Anna Senjem Riverside, Oakland Delaney Murphy Rock Valley Kaylee Vande Hoef Rockford Cooper Kuhlemeier Roland-Story, Story City Matthew Mehrtens Ruthven-Ayrshire Katie Long Saint Ansgar Erik Gerdts Saydel Gabriella Neddermeyer Scattergood Friends Grace Shortt Sergeant Bluff-Luton Alexa Heitman Seymour Kaitlyn Couchman Sheldon Hannah Uhl Shenandoah Roxy Denton Sibley-Ocheyedan Claire Hoppe Sidney Olivia Larsen Sigourney Ben House Sioux Center Brooklyn Vander Velde Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids Caleb Rock Sioux City, East Rylei McNaughton Sioux City, East Alexa Ringling Sioux City, North Phung Thanh Sioux City, North Raquel Valladolid Sioux City, West Jessie Le Sioux City, West Annie Tran Siouxland Christian Jonah DeRoos Solon Kenji Fisher South Central Calhoun Zane Neubaum South Hamilton, Jewell Logan Austin South Hardin Alexander Hassan South O’Brien, Paullina Shelby Enger South Page, College Springs Amorette Mackey South Tama County, Tama Makayla Backen South Winneshiek, Calmar Abraham Schmitt Southeast Polk Leah Bergman Southeast Polk Kari Chamberlain Southeast Valley, Gowrie Erin Zeka Southeast Warren, Liberty Cent. Justice Rowe Southwest Valley Adam Harris Spencer Natalie Kroll Spencer Emma Lowder Spirit Lake Cail Donkersloot Springville Kyle Koppes St. Albert, Council Bluffs Abby Barnes St. Edmond, Fort Dodge Clare Condon St. Mary’s, Remsen Emma Galles St. Mary’s, Storm Lake Samuel Peters Stanton Easton Hultman Starmont Sarah Pech Storm Lake Tyler Dvergsten IHSAA Bulletin

IHSAA NEWS Governor's Scholar School

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Storm Lake Jessica Slight Sumner-Fredericksburg Cayden Bergman Tipton Kamryn Chapman Treynor Clarissa Weitzel Tri-Center, Neola Amanda Brich Tri-County, Thornburg Emma Miover Trinity Christian, Hull Ellie Regnerus Tripoli Madeline Freiberg Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction Liza Herold Twin Cedars, Bussey Kirsti Utterback Underwood Zachery Teten Union, La Porte City Rachel Hellman Unity Christian, Orange City Jocelyn Zonnefeld Urbandale Reese Dial Urbandale Cal Watson Valley Lutheran, Cedar Falls Lauren Dawson Valley, West Des Moines Ashley Falcon Valley, West Des Moines Connor Liu Van Buren County Madison Bartholomew Van Meter Parker Fryar Vinton-Shellsburg Lillie Lamont WACO, Wayland Elizabeth Birchfield Wahlert, Dubuque Keeley Carney

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Wapello Eryka Dickey Wapsie Valley, Fairbank Gavin Hyde Washington Leah Marek Waterloo Christian School Anne Ochsner Waterloo, East Abigail Williams Waterloo, East Victoria Williams Waterloo, West Alexus Imbouathong Waterloo, West Blaine Williams Waukee Isabella Avilez Waukee Emma Shepard Waukon Katelyn Benzing Waverly-Shell Rock Parker Boevers Waverly-Shell Rock Ryan Sand Wayne, Corydon Katelyn Nickell Webster City Garrett Whitmore West Bend-Mallard Madison Wickman West Branch Mia Olson West Burlington Blake Stumpf West Central Valley, Stuart Kaila Findley West Central, Maynard Aryel Allwood West Delaware, Manchester Luke Farmer West Fork, Sheffield Collin Witte West Hancock, Britt Josef Smith

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West Harrison, Mondamin Karter Nelson West Liberty Laura Millage West Lyon, Inwood Jordan DeSmet West Marshall, State Center Grace Mustaine West Monona, Onawa Alexis Lander West Sioux, Hawarden Shayden Blankenship Western Christian, Hull Cassie Van Otterloo Westwood, Sloan James Mendenhall Whiting Olivia Brown Williamsburg Abigail Whitehill Wilton Jacob Reifert Winfield-Mt. Union Nathan Crow Winterset Mikaela Hunter Woodbine Adam Sherer Woodbury Central, Moville Gracia Widman Woodward Academy Taylor Bellon Woodward-Granger Reese Jamison Xavier, Cedar Rapids Andrew Dupont Xavier, Cedar Rapids Christine Hilario

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Spring 2020

We honor

Winter Sport Champions, Governor Scholar Honorees, and look forward to the future. We will see you next time.

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Swimming Six new state meet records set in speedy third year at CRWC IOWA CITY, Iowa â&#x20AC;&#x201C; State records continued to drop in the third year of the IHSAA State Swimming Championships at the University of Iowaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Campus Recreation and Wellness Center, and home team Iowa City, West took home the team championship for the first time since 2015. State meet records were set in the first four events of the afternoon on Feb. 15, and six of the 11 events picked up new all-time best finishes. Iowa City, West picked up only one event victory, thanks to James Pinter in the 100 backstroke, but stacked up team points by medaling in 10 different races. The team title is Iowa City, West's third overall and first since the meet returned to Iowa City. Bettendorf's Charlie Bunn turned in a banner day with four first-place finishes, including individual wins in the 50- and 100-yard freestyle, and relay wins in the 200- and 400-yard freestyle relay. His 50 free win in 20.18 seconds set a new state meet mark, and so did the final 400 free relay race with a 3:02.38 finish. Both were easily good enough for Automatic All-American honors. The four other state meet records: Iowa City, City High's 200-yard medley relay team in the day's opener in 1:31.58, as second-place Iowa City, West also broke the previous best mark; Ankeny's Trent Frandson breaking the 35-year-old 200yard freestyle record of Valley's Craig Oppel, going 1:35.68

at CRWC; City High star Forrest Frazier swimming 1:45.96 in the 200-yard individual medley; And Frazier breaking his own previous record in the 100-yard breaststroke by a full second, going 53.15 in his final individual varsity race. Frandson also repeated as champion of the 500-yard freestyle, helping 2019 team title-winner Ankeny to a runner-up finish. Waukee finished third as a team, led by three relay podiums and a 100-yard butterfly victory from sophomore Andrew Reiter. For complete results from the 2020 State Swimming Championships visit: iahsaa.org/swimming/state-meet-central

2020 State Swimming Championships Results Top Team Scoring 1. Iowa City, West 262.5; 2. Ankeny 236; 3. Waukee 231; 4. Bettendorf 219; 5. Iowa City, City High 160; 6. Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. 156; 7. Linn-Mar, Marion 146; 8. Ames 99; 9. Valley, W.D.M. 93; 10. Pleasant Valley 76.5. Event Leaders 200 Medley Relay

1. Iowa City, City High (Coons, Frazier, Weigel, Edens) 1:31.58; 2. Iowa City, West (Pinter, Christensen, Hajek, Kimball) 1:31.86; 3. Waukee (Havenhill, Linder, Reiter, Waltman) 1:33.61.

200 Freestyle

1. Trent Frandson, Ankeny, 1:35.68; 2. James Pinter, Iowa City, West, 1:38.24; 3. A.J. Abram, Waukee, 1:40.17.

200 Individual Medley

1. Forrest Frazier, Iowa City, City High, 1:45.96; 2. Andrew Reiter, Waukee, 1:48.29; 3. Cameron Linder, Waukee, 1:50.47.

50 Freestyle

1. Charlie Bunn, Bettendorf, 20.18; 2. Diggory Dillingham, Iowa City, West, 20.67; 3. Sam Mitvalsky, Bettendorf, 20.87.

100 Butterfly

1. Andrew Reiter, Waukee, 48.93; 2. Lance Swanepoel, Ankeny, 49.57; 3. Kyle Hopewell, Davenport, Central, 49.60.

100 Freestyle

1. Charlie Bunn, Bettendorf, 44.41; 2. Sam Mitvalsky, Bettendorf, 45.69; 3. Diggory Dillingham, Iowa City, West, 45.85.

500 Freestyle

1. Trent Frandson, Ankeny, 4:26.27; 2. Cameron Linder, Waukee, 4:30.87; 3. Isaac Weigel, Iowa City, City High, 4:35.91.

200 Freestyle Relay

1. Bettendorf (S. Mitvalsky, N. Mitvalsky, Stone, Bunn) 1:23.18; 2. Ankeny (Martin, Miner, J. Swanepoel, Frandson) 1:23.83; 3. Iowa City, West (Dillingham, Brotherton, Nichols, Kimball) 1:24.00.

100 Backstroke

1. James Pinter, Iowa City, West, 50.01; 2. John Culver, Dowling Catholic, W.D.M., 50.97; 3. Aiden Carstensen, Linn-Mar, Marion, 51.18.

100 Breaststroke

1. Forrest Frazier, Iowa City, City High, 53.15; 2. Jordan Christensen, Iowa City, West, 56.40; 3. Dylan Jones, Keokuk, 57.38.

400 Freestyle Relay

1. Bettendorf (S. Mitvalsky, N. Mitvalsky, Stone, Bunn) 3:02.38; 2. Iowa City, West (Dillingham, Nichols, Hajek, Pinter) 3:05.45; 3. Waukee (Abram, Reiter, Havenhill, Linder) 3:06.30.

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Wrestling Waverly-Shell Rock & Don Bosco repeat, Osage stuns 2A, Happel wins fourth DES MOINES, Iowa – Another packed arena. Another unbelievable week at the biggest state high school wrestling tournament in America. The 2020 edition of the Iowa High School State Wrestling Championships packed Wells Fargo Arena in downtown Des Moines from Feb. 19-22, crowding in communities across the state for high-level competition. The dual team tournament (see P. 15) set the table for the three-day traditional tournament, putting 336 student-athletes on the podium across 14 weight classes and crowning three team champions. Lisbon's Cael Happel made history on Saturday night becoming the 28th four-time wrestling champion in state history, capping an outstanding varsity career for coach Brad Smith. Details from each class continue below. work by winning three individual titles and earning a fourthplace finish. Neighborhood Iowa City, City High also topped CLASS 3A the podium with freshman Ben Kueter at 160. Des Moines, Waverly-Shell Rock ended the last decade with four con- Lincoln won its first title since 2003 with Mickey Griffith at secutive team championships (2008-11) in 3A and started this 170, and Bettendorf junior Griffin Liddle added to his football one by emphatically repeating, earning four individual titles accolades with a title at 285. and another team crown in 2020. Ryder Block (106 pounds), Bailey Roybal (113), Evan Yant (152), and Brayden Wolf (220) CLASS 2A all won titles for coach Eric Whitcome's team as the GoThe always wild team race in 2A lived up to its billing as Hawks edged out runner-up Southeast Polk and third-place Osage stepped up from 1A on a request from coach Brent Fort Dodge in that order for the second straight year. Jennings and delivered the program's first team title since Class 3A featured a slew of repeat champions as well, 1981. Five of the six Green Devil qualifiers finished fifth or with Fort Dodge's Drake Ayala (120), Ankeny's Caleb Rathjen better to stun a 2A field that included defending champion (138), and Southeast Polk's Gabe Christenson (195) all add- West Delaware (12 qualifiers), Solon and Centerville squads ing to their 2019 titles with wins on Saturday night. Mason that had two title-winners each, and an excellent effort from City's Cullan Schriever capped his varsity career by winning Union, LaPorte City. his third championship, overcoming an injury-plagued junior Centerville's Matthew Lewis won his third title in his third season with an unbeaten 2019-20. different weight class and will have an opportunity for four at Moments after head coach Nate Moore was inducted into the 2021 tournament. Six wrestlers capped their seasons with the IHSAA's Wrestling Hall of Fame, Iowa City, West went to titles and unbeaten runs: Webster City's Cam Phetxoum-

2020 State Traditional Tournament Champions Class 3A 106–Ryder Block, Waverly-Shell Rock 113–Bailey Roybal, Waverly-Shell Rock 120–Drake Ayala, Fort Dodge 126–Cullan Schriever, Mason City 132–Hunter Garvin, Iowa City, West 138–Caleb Rathjen, Ankeny 145–Graham Gambrall, Iowa City, West 152–Evan Yant, Waverly-Shell Rock 160–Ben Kueter, Iowa City, City High 170–Mickey Griffith, Des Moines, Lincoln 182–Will Hoeft, Iowa City, West 195–Gabe Christenson, Southeast Polk 220–Brayden Wolf, Waverly-Shell Rock 285–Griffin Liddle, Bettendorf

Class 2A 106–Camron Phetxoumphone, Webster City 113–Carter Fousek, Crestwood, Cresco 120–Colby Lillegard, Bondurant-Farrar 126–Matthew Lewis, Centerville 132–Kayden Kauzlarich, Centerville 138–Jalen Schropp, Williamsburg 145–Hayden Taylor, Solon 152–Will Esmoil, West Liberty 160–Adam Ahrendsen, Union, LaPorte City 170–Jax Flynn, Solon 182–Sage Walker, Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont 195–Evan Rosonke, New Hampton/Turkey Valley 220–Cody Fisher, Woodward-Granger 285–Kaden Sutton, ADM, Adel

Class 1A 106–Gable Porter, Underwood 113–Marcel Lopez, New London 120–Brandon Paez, Lisbon 126–Aidan Noonan, Cascade, Western Dubuque 132–Robert Avila Jr., Lisbon 138–Cael Happel, Lisbon 145–Nick Hamilton, Underwood 152–Marshall Hauck, Lisbon 160–Benjamin Smith, Iowa Valley, Marengo 170–Ethan Fulcher, Hudson 182–Thomas Even, Don Bosco, Gilbertville 195–Tate Hagen, West Hancock, Britt 220–Blake Haub, Ogden 285–Chet Buss, North Butler-Clarksville IHSAA Bulletin

ihsaa recaps Wrestling phone (106), Williamsburg's Jalen Schropp (138), Solon's Hayden Taylor (145), West Liberty's Will Esmoil (152), EBF's Sage Walker (182), and Woodward-Granger's Cody Fisher (220). Both Taylor and Fisher were repeat champs, and Crestwood's Carter Fousek (113) won his second straight as well. CLASS 1A Don Bosco, Gilbertville won its 12th team title, now good for third most all-time, with nine wrestlers taking the podium. Coach Tom Hogan's team had one champion in Thomas Even (182) and four runner-up wrestlers on Saturday night to help edge rival Lisbon. The Lions won four individual titles, including Brandon Paez (120), Robert Avila Jr. (132), Marshall Hauck (152), and had Cael Happel (138, pictured) to celebrate. The upset of the tournament came moments before Happel took the mat as West Sioux senior Adam Allard was expected to become the 28th four-timer in state history at 126 pounds. A late ride and turn from Cascade's Aidan Noonan snapped Allard's 199-match win streak and ended his bid for four in dramatic fashion, getting the capacity crowd to its feet

in respect of both 2020 Traditional Tournament wrestlers. Top Team Scores Underwood Class 3A finished third as a 181 team led by two 1. Waverly-Shell Rock 141 young unbeaten 2. Southeast Polk 122.5 champs in Gable 3. Fort Dodge 99.5 Porter (106) and 4. Iowa City, West 92 Nick Hamilton 5. Linn-Mar, Marion Class 2A (145). 85 New London's 1. Osage 78 Marcel Lopez 2. Union, LaPorte City 66 (113) repeated as 3. Centerville 63 a champion, while 4. Solon 62 seniors Ethan Ful- 5. West Delaware, Manchester Class 1A cher (170) of Hud170 son and Tate Ha- 1. Don Bosco, Gilbertville 144.5 gen (195) of West 2. Lisbon 106 Hancock ended 3. Underwood 87 their careers with 4. West Sioux, Hawarden 75 unbeaten champi- 5. West Hancock, Britt onship runs. Chet Buss of North Butler-Clarksville, a sophomore, also managed to win 285 to cap an unbeaten season. Complete results and information from the 2020 State Wrestling Championships are always available online: iahsaa.org/wrestling/state-meet-central

SE Polk & Lisbon edge dual titles, West Delaware repeats DES MOINES, Iowa â&#x20AC;&#x201C; The championships in Class 3A and Class 1A came down to the final match in Wednesday's state dual tournament, with Southeast Polk and Lisbon coming out on top of rivals Waverly-Shell Rock and Don Bosco, respectively. West Delaware rolled through the Class 2A field to repeat on the eve of the traditional tournament. The Rams raced through 3A, including a semifinal win over North Scott by a record 80-(-3) score, before needing bonus points in four of their seven wins to edge Waverly-Shell Rock. Lisbon topped defending 1A champion and familiar dual partner Don Bosco in a thrilling final thanks to a final match pin from Marshall Hauck at 152 pounds. Top-seeded West Delaware gave up just 39 team points in its three state tournament duals, as coach Jeff Voss led the squad to their third dual team title in program history. Final round dual results are below.

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2020 State Dual Team Tournament Results Class 3A Final Round 1st: Southeast Polk 29, Waverly-Shell Rock 26 3rd: Fort Dodge 75, North Scott, Eldridge 6 5th: Bettendorf 41, Waukee 29 7th: Valley, W.D.M. 34, Indianola 33 Spring 2020

Class 2A Final Round 1st: West Delaware, Manchester 53, Williamsburg 9 3rd: Assumption, Davenport 41, Independence 28 5th: Osage 42, Winterset 33 7th: Sergeant Bluff-Luton 38, Humboldt 33

Class 1A Final Round 1st: Lisbon 36, Don Bosco, Gilbertville 30 3rd: West Sioux, Hawarden 47, Logan-Magnolia 27 5th: Lake Mills 54, Denver 21 7th: Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 52, Woodbury Central 24

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Bowling West wins in Waterloo, tight 2A meet, Camanche sweeps WATERLOO, Iowa – A thrilling three days at Cadillac XBC capped off the 2019-20 Iowa high school bowling season, as co-ed competitors packed the lanes for tense team and individual competition. Host squad Waterloo, West won its first team title on the final day of the event, clinching Class 3A with a 3,265 team score and placing three bowlers in the top 15 individually. Marshalltown's headband-wearing senior leader Lucas Kramer won the individual title in 3A by bowling a 267-265—532 on Feb. 26. Spencer Kirk, a senior from Prairie, Cedar Rapids, earned a standing ovation from the Cadillac crowd by bowling a 300 in his second individual game, making him just the fourth boys' bowler to roll a perfect game at the state meet. Class 2A provided the closest results of the week, with just one pin separating the top two individuals and just 14 pins separating the top three teams. Fort Dodge ultimately swept the top honors, getting an individual victory from Kaleb Anderson and holding on in the crowded team chase over Urbandale and Ottumwa. Anderson bowled a 267-279—546, just enough to edge Xavier, Cedar Rapids senior Dale Weaver's 289-256—545. Weaver was agonizingly close to a 300 for the second year in a row at Cadillac XBC, but unlike in 2019, his great first game was not enough to hold on to the title. Fort Dodge rolled a 3,303 as a team, narrowly escaping Urbandale (3,299) and Ottumwa (3,289) for the top team trophy. The four pins separating the Dodgers and J-Hawks marked the closest team finish between champion and runner-up in the 11-year sanc-

tioned history of IHSAA bowling. Camanche won its second team title to start the week off for Class 1A, clearing runner-up Louisa-Muscatine by 204 pins to win with a 3,279 total. The Indians also won top individual honors with junior Troy Edmunds posting the highest two-game score in state meet history with his 288-278—566. Edmunds was part of a young medalist group, as the junior topped sophomore runner-up Cael Bohlen of Charles City and fourth-place freshman Keaton Bieri of Louisa-Muscatine. Dustin Beaham (above), a Louisa-Muscatine senior, fell just short of becoming the first boy to win three individual state championships, following titles in 2018 and 2019 with a 446 and sixth-place finish on Feb. 24. For complete results from the 2020 State Bowling Championships visit: iahsaa.org/bowling/state-central

2020 State Bowling Scoring Class 3A Team Scoring

1. Waterloo, West 2. Marshalltown 3. Cedar Falls 4. Prairie, Cedar Rapids 5. Ankeny 6. Dubuque, Hempstead 7. Des Moines, Lincoln 8. Davenport, Central Top Individual Scoring 1. Lucas Kramer, Marshalltown 2. William Putney, Des Moines, Lincoln 3. Jacob Hunt, Davenport, Central 4. Spencer Kirk, Prairie, Cedar Rapids 5. Matthew Swanson, Cedar Falls 6. Logan Proffitt, Marshalltown 7. Ryan Venem, Cedar Falls 8. Tristin Corcoran, Waterloo, West 9. Christian Bies, Dubuque, Hempstead 10. Cameron Borst, Waukee Spring 2020

3,265 3,226 3,197 3,090 3,067 3,063 3,044 3,032 532 492 486 479 474 464 461 459 454 450

Class 2A Team Scoring

1. Fort Dodge 3,303 2. Urbandale 3,299 3. Ottumwa 3,289 4. Epworth, Western Dubuque 3,197 5. Keokuk 3,185 6. Xavier, Cedar Rapids 3,146 7. LeMars 3,054 8. Cedar Rapids, Washington 2,580 Top Individual Scoring 1. Kaleb Anderson, Fort Dodge 546 2. Dale Weaver, Xavier, Cedar Rapids 545 3. Nathan Vaske, Epworth, Western Dubuque 493 4. Dawson Greene, Ottumwa 481 5. Devon Moore, Urbandale 475 6. Garraty Richmond, Ottumwa 474 7. Casey Christensen, Cedar Rapids, Washington 473 8. Trevor James, Urbandale 470 9. Reese Krebill, Keokuk 461 10. Cameron Brundage, Urbandale 460

Class 1A Team Scoring

1. Camanche 2. Louisa-Muscatine 3. Charles City 4. Durant 5. Shenandoah 6. Forest City 7. Monticello 8. Centerville Top Individual Scoring 1. Troy Edmunds, Camanche 2. Cael Bohlen, Charles City 3. Drew Henderson, Durant 4. Keaten Bieri, Louisa-Muscatine 5. Connor Thompson, Forest City 6t. Dustin Beaham, Louisa-Muscatine 6t. Austin Dau, Camanche 8. Levi Temple, Monticello 9t. Cade Schmidt, Charles City 9t. Caden Hall, Red Oak

3,279 3,075 3,063 3,060 3,049 2,996 2,824 2,436 566 490 476 466 459 446 446 445 441 441

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Basketball Great opening rounds lead to surreal Finals Friday as COVID-19 crisis clears arena DES MOINES, Iowa â&#x20AC;&#x201C; A thrilling and action-packed state tournament at Wells Fargo Arena gave way to crisis concerns as the coronavirus (COVID-19) canceled sporting events around the world as Iowa high school boys' basketball wrapped up its 2019-20 season from March 9-13. An excellent quarterfinal round led a semifinal round that would ultimately be overshadowed by off-the-court news of other professional and collegiate events ending early because of the virus. The 32 state qualifiers and four eventual champions played on, eventually in front of restricted crowds for the finals on Friday. All entrants were limited and walked into a quiet arena (see P. 19) for free for what is usually the most crowded day of the basketball season, including just 100 attendees (players and coaches included) per school. Despite the lack of usual buzz and the surreal emotions of concluding a basketball season as a global pandemic was starting its spread in Iowa, the eight finalists performed admirably well and posted the highest-scoring finals round since

Class 4A

Tournament Results

the state tournament moved to Wells Fargo Arena in 2006. Details from each class continue below. CLASS 4A The large-school class delivered drama as top-seeded Ankeny Centennial and two-time defending champion Cedar Falls escaped their quarterfinals by just two points each. Ankeny showed its potential early, ousting perennial power Iowa City, West on Wednesday morning behind a 41-point outburst from guard Braxton Bayless. The Hawks kept up their hot-shooting to top Cedar Falls, and eventually met a tall and talented Waukee squad in the final. The Warriors fiercely tried to rally on Friday night, pouring in 39 points in the fourth quarter, but couldn't keep Ankeny from winning its first state title since 1995. CLASS 3A Norwalk swallowed a painful defeat in the 2019 final

Class 3A

Tournament Results

Quarterfinals Waukee 58, North Scott, Eldridge 50 Ankeny Centennial 53, Davenport, North 51 Ankeny 68, Iowa City, West 54 Cedar Falls 64, Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. 62 Semifinals Waukee 68, Ankeny Centennial 62 Ankeny 71, Cedar Falls 57 Consolation Cedar Falls 65, Ankeny Centennial 58 Championship Ankeny 78, Waukee 70

Quarterfinals Norwalk 72, Harlan 37 Ballard 54, Center Point-Urbana 48 Clear Creek-Amana 59, Mount Vernon 45 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 58, Pella 43 Semifinals Norwalk 79, Ballard 61 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 55, Clear Creek-Amana 46 Consolation Clear Creek-Amana 76, Ballard 73 (OT) Championship Norwalk 70, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 68

All-Tournament Team Braxton Bayless, Ankeny (captain) Tucker DeVries, Waukee Landon Wolf, Cedar Falls Cody McCullough, Ankeny Centennial Payton Sandfort, Waukee

All-Tournament Team Bowen Born, Norwalk (captain) Tyler Johnson, Norwalk Tyler Schrepfer, Clear Creek-Amana Connor Drew, Ballard Daniel Wright, Sergeant Bluff-Luton

Class 4A: Ankeny

Class 3A: Norwalk IHSAA Bulletin

ihsaa recaps Basketball against a massive Oskaloosa squad. In 2020, the Warriors would leave no doubt as they entered the tournament as 3A's top seed and followed senior star Bowen Born to their first title in program history. Sergeant Bluff-Luton gave Norwalk a scare in the final, clawing back to within two points in the final seconds, but Born earned All-Tournament Team captain honors for the second straight year. CLASS 2A A rugged 2A field offered no guarantees for a rematch of the 2019 final, but Boyden-Hull and North Linn both made it back on Friday afternoon. The Comets flipped the script in 2020 and used length with excellent passing and defense to advance and eventually top North Linn in the final. Camanche and Treynor met in an up-tempo consolation matchup after impressively pouring in points to start off their tournaments on Monday and Tuesday. Camanche's thirdplace marked its best finish since 1985.

McKowen his first state title in a successful career spanning 38 seasons. Wapsie Valley topped Bishop Garrigan, making its first finals appearance, to start off Friday's championships. Montezuma appeared in the semifinals for the second straight year, with Lake Mills and Springville making long-awaited returns to the state tournament. Complete information and box scores from all 32 games CLASS 1A of the 2020 tournament are available through the IHSAA Wapsie Valley became the Cinderella story of the week, website: iahsaa.org/basketball/state-tournament-central winning Class 1A from the No. 8 seed and giving coach Marty

Class 2A

Tournament Results

Class 1A

Tournament Results

Quarterfinals North Linn, Troy Mills 56, West Sioux, Hawarden 51 Treynor 69, Pella Christian 53 Boyden-Hull 57, Woodward-Granger 26 Camanche 67, Monticello 52 Semifinals Boyden-Hull 64, Camanche 49 North Linn, Troy Mills 79, Treynor 58 Consolation Camanche 77, Treynor 66 Championship Boyden-Hull 64, North Linn, Troy Mills 51

Quarterfinals Montezuma 75, Martensdale-St. Marys 50 Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 49, Lake Mills 45 Bishop Garrigan, Algona 55, Springville 52 West Fork, Sheffield 55, St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Remsen 53 Semifinals Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 57, Montezuma 42 Bishop Garrigan, Algona 66, West Fork, Sheffield 52 Consolation Montezuma 78, West Fork, Sheffield 72 Championship Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 65, Bishop Garrigan, Algona 53

All-Tournament Team Austin Miller, North Linn (captain) Keyton Moser, Boyden-Hull Austin Hilmer, North Linn Marcus Kelderman, Boyden-Hull Tanner Te Slaa, Boyden-Hull

All-Tournament Team Angelo Winkel, Bishop Garrigan (captain) Kiks Rosengarten, Wapsie Valley Trey Shearer, Montezuma John Joyce, Bishop Garrigan Gunner Meyer, Wapsie Valley

Class 2A: Boyden-Hull Spring 2020

Class 1A: Wapsie Valley, Fairbank

Enrollments

2019-20 BEDS: Alphabetical Alphabetical enrollment listings for grades 9, 10, and 11; to be used for 2020-21 school year 1. ACGC 2. ADM, Adel 3. AGWSR, Ackley 4. AHSTW, Avoca 5. Akron-Westfield 6. Albia 7. Alburnett 8. Algona 9. Alta-Aurelia 10. Ames 11. Anamosa 12. Ankeny 13. Ankeny Centennial 14. Ankeny Christian Academy 15. Aplington-Parkersburg 16. Ar-We-Va, Westside 17. Assumption, Davenport 18. Atlantic 19. Audubon 20. Ballard 21. Baxter 22. BCLUW, Conrad 23. Beckman Catholic, Dyersville 24. Bedford 25. Belle Plaine 26. Bellevue 27. Belmond-Klemme 28. Benton Community 29. Bettendorf 30. B-G-M, Brooklyn 31. Bishop Garrigan, Algona 32. Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 33. Bondurant-Farrar 34. Boone 35. Boyden-Hull 36. Boyer Valley, Dunlap 37. Burlington 38. Calamus-Wheatland 39. CAM, Anita 40. Camanche 41. Cardinal, Eldon 42. Carlisle 43. Carroll 44. Cascade, Western Dubuque 45. Cedar Falls 46. Cedar Rapids, Jefferson 47. Cedar Rapids, Kennedy 48. Cedar Rapids, Washington 49. Cedar Valley Christian 50. Center Point-Urbana 51. Centerville 52. Central City 53. Central Decatur, Leon 54. Central DeWitt 55. Central Lee, Donnellson 56. Central Lyon, Rock Rapids 57. Central Springs 58. Central, Elkader

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59. Chariton 256 60. Charles City 387 61. Cherokee, Washington 244 62. Clarinda 233 63. Clarinda Academy 58 64. Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 222 65. Clarke, Osceola 300 66. Clarksville 61 67. Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg 153 68. Clear Creek-Amana 523 69. Clear Lake 314 70. Clinton 730 71. Colfax-Mingo 167 72. Collins-Maxwell 82 73. Colo-Nesco 97 74. Columbus Catholic, Waterloo 186 75. Columbus Community, Columbus Junction 146 76. Coon Rapids-Bayard 89 77. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 1021 78. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 975 79. Creston 381 80. Crestwood, Cresco 296 81. Dallas Center-Grimes 644 82. Danville 150 83. Davenport, Central 1153 84. Davenport, North 929 85. Davenport, West 1140 86. Davis County, Bloomfield 283 87. Decorah 472 88. Denison-Schleswig 584 89. Denver 191 90. Des Moines Christian 239 91. Des Moines, East 1560 92. Des Moines, Hoover 783 93. Des Moines, Lincoln 1776 94. Des Moines, North 1031 95. Des Moines, Roosevelt 1566 96. Diagonal 26 97. Dike-New Hartford 201 98. Don Bosco, Gilbertville 89 99. Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 1071 100. Dubuque, Hempstead 1337 101. Dubuque, Senior 1149 102. Dunkerton 103 103. Durant 167 104. Eagle Grove 200 105. Earlham 144 106. East Buchanan, Winthrop 138 107. East Marshall, LeGrand 181 108. East Mills 103 109. East Sac County 174 110. East Union, Afton 125 111. Easton Valley 113 112. Eddyville-Blakesburg- Fremont 232 113. Edgewood-Colesburg 123 114. Emmetsburg 209 115. English Valleys, North English 98 116. Epworth, Western Dubuque 674

117. Essex 118. Estherville Lincoln Central 119. Exira Elk Horn-Kimballton 120. Fairfield 121. Forest City 122. Fort Dodge 123. Fort Madison 124. Fremont-Mills, Tabor 125. Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 126. Gehlen Catholic, LeMars 127. George-Little Rock 128. Gilbert 129. Gladbrook-Reinbeck 130. Glenwood 131. Glidden-Ralston 132. GMG, Garwin 133. Graettinger-Terril 134. Grand View Christian School 135. Greene County 136. Grinnell 137. Griswold 138. Grundy Center 139. Hampton-Dumont-CAL 140. Harlan Community 141. Harris-Lake Park 142. Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 143. Heartland Christian 144. Highland, Riverside 145. Hillcrest Academy 146. Hinton 147. H-L-V, Victor 148. Holy Trinity Catholic, Fort Madison 149. Hudson 150. Humboldt 151. IKM-Manning 152. Independence 153. Indianola 154. Interstate 35, Truro 155. Iowa City, City High 156. Iowa City, Liberty 157. Iowa City, West 158. Iowa Falls - Alden 159. Iowa School for the Deaf 160. Iowa Valley, Marengo 161. Isaac Newton Christian Academy 162. Janesville 163. Jesup 164. Johnston 165. Kee, Lansing 166. Keokuk 167. Keota 168. Kingsley-Pierson 169. Knoxville 170. Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 171. Lake Mills 172. Lamoni 173. Lawton-Bronson 174. LeMars

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Enrollments

BEDS: Alphabetical 175. Lenox 176. Lewis Central 177. Linn-Mar, Marion 178. Lisbon 179. Logan-Magnolia 180. Lone Tree 181. Louisa-Muscatine 182. Lynnville-Sully 183. Madrid 184. Maharishi School 185. Manson Northwest Webster 186. Maquoketa 187. Maquoketa Valley, Delhi 188. Marion 189. Marquette Catholic, Bellevue 190. Marshalltown 191. Martensdale-St. Marys 192. Mason City 193. Mediapolis 194. Melcher-Dallas 195. Meskwaki Settlement School 196. MFL MarMac 197. Midland, Wyoming 198. Mid-Prairie, Wellman 199. Missouri Valley 200. MMCRU 201. MOC-Floyd Valley 202. Montezuma 203. Monticello 204. Moravia 205. Mormon Trail, Garden Grove 206. Morning Star Academy, Bettendorf 207. Moulton-Udell 208. Mount Ayr 209. Mount Pleasant 210. Mount Vernon 211. Murray 212. Muscatine 213. MVAOCOU 214. Nashua-Plainfield 215. Nevada 216. New Hampton 217. New London 218. Newell-Fonda 219. Newman Catholic, Mason City 220. Newton 221. Nodaway Valley 222. North Butler, Greene 223. North Cedar, Stanwood 224. North Fayette Valley 225. North Iowa Christian School 226. North Iowa, Buffalo Center 227. North Linn, Troy Mills 228. North Mahaska, New Sharon 229. North Polk, Alleman 230. North Scott, Eldridge 231. North Tama, Traer 232. North Union 233. Northeast, Goose Lake 234. Northwood-Kensett 235. Norwalk 236. Notre Dame, Burlington 237. OABCIG 238. Oelwein Spring 2020

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239. Ogden 240. Okoboji, Milford 241. Orient-Macksburg 242. Osage 243. Oskaloosa 244. Ottumwa 245. Ottumwa Christian School 246. Panorama, Panora 247. Paton-Churdan 248. PCM, Monroe 249. Pekin 250. Pella 251. Pella Christian 252. Perry 253. Pleasant Valley 254. Pleasantville 255. Pocahontas Area 256. Postville 257. Prairie, Cedar Rapids 258. Prince of Peace Catholic, Clinton 259. Promise Academy at Quakerdale 260. Red Oak 261. Regina, Iowa City 262. Riceville 263. Ridge View 264. River Valley, Correctionville 265. Rivermont Collegiate, Bettendorf 266. Riverside, Oakland 267. Rock Valley 268. Rockford 269. Roland-Story, Story City 270. Ruthven-Ayrshire 271. Saint Ansgar 272. Saydel 273. Scattergood Friends 274. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 275. Seymour 276. Sheldon 277. Shenandoah 278. Sibley-Ocheyedan 279. Sidney 280. Sigourney 281. Sioux Center 282. Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 283. Sioux City, East 284. Sioux City, North 285. Sioux City, West 286. Siouxland Christian 287. Solon 288. South Central Calhoun 289. South Hamilton, Jewell 290. South Hardin 291. South O'Brien, Paullina 292. South Page, College Springs 293. South Tama County, Tama 294. South Winneshiek, Calmar 295. Southeast Polk 296. Southeast Valley, Gowrie 297. Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 298. Southwest Valley 299. Spencer 300. Spirit Lake 301. Springville 302. St. Albert, Council Bluffs

153 250 35 214 484 955 10 212 54 242 173 535 183 388 1117 167 210 161 1312 46 9 241 159 74 165 99 52 120 191 103 243 36 134 338 21 377 68 277 229 195 136 140 310 202 1119 1248 1018 51 346 183 182 188 144 18 353 151 1605 226 124 137 525 291 101 119

303. St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 129 304. St. Mary's, Remsen 50 305. St. Mary's, Storm Lake 57 306. Stanton 57 307. Starmont 146 308. Storm Lake 597 309. Sumner-Fredericksburg 178 310. Tipton 241 311. Treynor 200 312. Tri-Center, Neola 156 313. Tri-County, Thornburg 69 314. Trinity Christian 55 315. Tripoli 102 316. Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction 83 317. Twin Cedars, Bussey 69 318. Underwood 193 319. Union, LaPorte City 242 320. Unity Christian, Orange City 227 321. Urbandale 986 322. Valley Lutheran, Cedar Falls 29 323. Valley, West Des Moines 2192 324. Van Buren County 171 325. Van Meter 181 326. Vinton-Shellsburg 352 327. WACO, Wayland 106 328. Wahlert, Dubuque 378 329. Wapello 143 330. Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 143 331. Washington 382 332. Waterloo Christian School 31 333. Waterloo, East 793 334. Waterloo, West 1345 335. Waukee 2267 336. Waukon 274 337. Waverly-Shell Rock 565 338. Wayne, Corydon 124 339. Webster City 435 340. West Bend-Mallard 75 341. West Branch 179 342. West Burlington 226 343. West Central Valley, Stuart 190 344. West Central, Maynard 66 345. West Delaware, Manchester 375 346. West Fork, Sheffield 152 347. West Hancock, Britt 141 348. West Harrison, Mondamin 72 349. West Liberty 284 350. West Lyon, Inwood 233 351. West Marshall, State Center 239 352. West Monona, Onawa 148 353. West Sioux, Hawarden 190 354. Western Christian, Hull 192 355. Westwood, Sloan 128 356. Whiting 43 357. Williamsburg 293 358. Wilton 187 359. Winfield-Mt. Union 112 360. Winterset 389 361. Woodbine 99 362. Woodbury Central, Moville 138 363. Woodward Academy 158 364. Woodward-Granger 184 365. Xavier, Cedar Rapids 454 Source: Iowa Department of Education

Enrollments

2019-20 BEDS: Numerical Numerical enrollment listings for grades 9, 10, and 11; to be used for 2020-21 school year 1. Waukee 2. Valley, West Des Moines 3. Des Moines, Lincoln 4. Johnston 5. Linn-Mar, Marion 6. Southeast Polk 7. Des Moines, Roosevelt 8. Des Moines, East 9. Waterloo, West 10. Dubuque, Hempstead 11. Ankeny 12. Cedar Rapids, Kennedy 13. Ankeny Centennial 14. Prairie, Cedar Rapids 15. Sioux City, North 16. Cedar Rapids, Jefferson 17. Cedar Falls 18. Iowa City, City High 19. Bettendorf 20. Davenport, Central 21. Dubuque, Senior 22. Davenport, West 23. Marshalltown 24. Sioux City, East 25. Pleasant Valley 26. Muscatine 27. Iowa City, West 28. Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 29. Ames 30. Cedar Rapids, Washington 31. Des Moines, North 32. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 33. Sioux City, West 34. Urbandale 35. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 36. Ottumwa 37. Davenport, North 38. Fort Dodge 39. Indianola 40. Iowa City, Liberty 41. Mason City 42. Waterloo, East 43. Des Moines, Hoover 44. Burlington 45. Clinton 46. North Scott, Eldridge 47. Norwalk 48. Lewis Central 49. Epworth, Western Dubuque 50. Dallas Center-Grimes 51. Newton 52. Storm Lake 53. Denison-Schleswig 54. Waverly-Shell Rock 55. Pella 56. Spencer 57. Clear Creek-Amana 58. Marion

2267 2192 1776 1763 1702 1605 1566 1560 1345 1337 1334 1329 1321 1312 1248 1228 1226 1175 1166 1153 1149 1140 1135 1119 1117 1109 1107 1071 1046 1034 1031 1021 1018 986 975 955 929 844 844 843 816 793 783 746 730 727 704 677 674 644 638 597 584 565 535 525 523 523

59. LeMars 60. Oskaloosa 61. Boone 62. Carlisle 63. Decorah 64. Bondurant-Farrar 65. Xavier, Cedar Rapids 66. Glenwood 67. Mount Pleasant 68. Webster City 69. Fort Madison 70. ADM, Adel 71. Carroll 72. North Polk, Alleman 73. Keokuk 74. Winterset 75. Perry 76. Charles City 77. Central DeWitt 78. Harlan Community 79. Fairfield 80. Washington 81. Benton Community 82. Creston 83. Gilbert 84. Ballard 85. Grinnell 86. Wahlert, Dubuque 87. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 88. West Delaware, Manchester 89. Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 90. Assumption, Davenport 91. Humboldt 92. Knoxville 93. Nevada 94. Maquoketa 95. South Tama County, Tama 96. Vinton-Shellsburg 97. Center Point-Urbana 98. Solon 99. Independence 100. Saydel 101. MOC-Floyd Valley 102. Hampton-Dumont-Cal 103. Atlantic 104. Algona 105. Mount Vernon 106. Clear Lake 107. Sioux Center 108. Monticello 109. Clarke, Osceola 110. Centerville 111. Crestwood, Cresco 112. Estherville Lincoln Central 113. Mid-Prairie, Wellman 114. Williamsburg 115. Iowa Falls - Alden 116. Spirit Lake

501 484 482 482 472 470 454 452 442 435 422 398 397 397 392 389 388 387 385 383 382 382 381 381 381 379 378 378 377 375 369 366 365 365 358 357 353 352 348 346 339 338 330 327 323 320 315 314 310 301 300 299 296 295 294 293 292 291

117. Anamosa 118. Albia 119. West Liberty 120. Davis County, Bloomfield 121. Sheldon 122. Waukon 123. Oelwein 124. Greene County 125. Chariton 126. Forest City 127. New Hampton 128. Okoboji, Milford 129. North Fayette Valley 130. Central Lee, Donnellson 131. Cherokee, Washington 132. Roland-Story, Story City 133. PCM, Monroe 134. Union, LaPorte City 135. Red Oak 136. Tipton 137. Des Moines Christian 138. West Marshall, State Center 139. Clarinda 140. West Lyon, Inwood 141. Eddyville-Blakesburg- Fremont 142. Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 143. Camanche 144. Shenandoah 145. Unity Christian, Orange City 146. OABCIG 147. Southeast Valley, Gowrie 148. West Burlington 149. Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 150. Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 151. Osage 152. Panorama, Panora 153. Pocahontas Area 154. Emmetsburg 155. Beckman Catholic, Dyersville 156. Northeast, Goose Lake 157. Louisa-Muscatine 158. Jesup 159. Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 160. Dike-New Hartford 161. Eagle Grove 162. Treynor 163. Belmond-Klemme 164. Sibley-Ocheyedan 165. Underwood 166. Western Christian, Hull 167. Denver 168. Rock Valley 169. Cardinal, Eldon 170. West Central Valley, Stuart 171. West Sioux, Hawarden 172. South Hardin 173. Wilton 174. Columbus Catholic, Waterloo

289 288 284 283 277 274 272 259 256 256 256 250 247 246 244 243 242 242 241 241 239 239 233 233 232 232 231 229 227 226 226 226 222 219 214 212 210 209 207 205 204 202 202 201 200 200 199 195 193 192 191 191 190 190 190 188 187 186 IHSAA Bulletin

Enrollments

BEDS: Numerical 175. Missouri Valley 176. Woodward-Granger 177. Pella Christian 178. South Central Calhoun 179. South Hamilton, Jewell 180. East Marshall, LeGrand 181. Van Meter 182. ACGC 183. Interstate 35, Truro 184. West Branch 185. Sumner-Fredericksburg 186. Aplington-Parkersburg 187. Hinton 188. Cascade, Western Dubuque 189. Hudson 190. Mediapolis 191. MVAOCOU 192. East Sac County 193. Pekin 194. Boyden-Hull 195. Van Buren County 196. Central Decatur, Leon 197. Central Lyon, Rock Rapids 198. Colfax-Mingo 199. Durant 200. Pleasantville 201. Central Springs 202. Ridge View 203. Manson Northwest Webster 204. Bellevue 205. Postville 206. Regina, Iowa City 207. Woodward Academy 208. AHSTW, Avoca 209. Alta-Aurelia 210. Tri-Center, Neola 211. Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg 212. Lake Mills 213. MFL MarMac 214. North Linn, Troy Mills 215. North Union 216. Ogden 217. Grundy Center 218. IKM-Manning 219. Madrid 220. North Cedar, Stanwood 221. West Fork, Sheffield 222. South Winneshiek, Calmar 223. Danville 224. Lawton-Bronson 225. Mount Ayr 226. West Monona, Onawa 227. Maquoketa Valley, Delhi 228. Nodaway Valley 229. Columbus Community, Columbus Junction 230. Starmont 231. Alburnett 232. Earlham 233. South O'Brien, Paullina 234. Wapello 235. Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 236. West Hancock, Britt 237. Sigourney 238. East Buchanan, Winthrop Spring 2020

184 184 183 183 182 181 181 180 179 179 178 176 176 175 175 175 175 174 173 171 171 170 167 167 167 167 166 165 164 163 161 159 158 156 156 156 153 153 153 153 153 153 152 152 152 152 152 151 150 149 148 148 147 147 146 146 144 144 144 143 143 141 140 138

239. Woodbury Central, Moville 240. Lynnville-Sully 241. Southwest Valley 242. Akron-Westfield 243. Sidney 244. Logan-Magnolia 245. Saint Ansgar 246. Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 247. Newell-Fonda 248. Belle Plaine 249. Lisbon 250. AGWSR, Ackley 251. Highland, Riverside 252. BCLUW, Conrad 253. New London 254. St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 255. Iowa Valley, Marengo 256. Westwood, Sloan 257. MMCRU 258. Nashua-Plainfield 259. North Mahaska, New Sharon 260. East Union, Afton 261. North Butler, Greene 262. Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 263. Wayne, Corydon 264. Edgewood-Colesburg 265. Northwood-Kensett 266. Riverside, Oakland 267. St. Albert, Council Bluffs 268. Newman Catholic, Mason City 269. Martensdale-St. Marys 270. Midland, Wyoming 271. GMG, Garwin 272. B-G-M, Brooklyn 273. Easton Valley 274. Winfield-Mt. Union 275. CAM, Anita 276. Grand View Christian School 277. Lone Tree 278. Gehlen Catholic, LeMars 279. North Tama, Traer 280. Lenox 281. Audubon 282. Bishop Garrigan, Algona 283. Kingsley-Pierson 284. WACO, Wayland 285. Montezuma 286. Notre Dame, Burlington 287. Dunkerton 288. East Mills 289. Rockford 290. Central, Elkader 291. Tripoli 292. Springville 293. Boyer Valley, Dunlap 294. George-Little Rock 295. Gladbrook-Reinbeck 296. Central City 297. River Valley, Correctionville 298. Woodbine 299. English Valleys, North English 300. Colo-Nesco 301. Griswold 302. Bedford

138 137 137 136 136 135 134 133 133 132 132 131 131 130 129 129 128 128 126 126 126 125 125 124 124 123 122 120 119 118 117 117 116 115 113 112 111 111 111 110 110 109 107 107 107 106 105 104 103 103 103 102 102 101 100 100 100 99 99 99 98 97 95 94

303. Fremont-Mills, Tabor 304. Calamus-Wheatland 305. Baxter 306. Coon Rapids-Bayard 307. Don Bosco, Gilbertville 308. Moravia 309. Kee, Lansing 310. Janesville 311. Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction 312. Collins-Maxwell 313. Melcher-Dallas 314. Exira Elk Horn-Kimballton 315. Lamoni 316. North Iowa, Buffalo Center 317. Graettinger-Terril 318. H-L-V, Victor 319. Harris-Lake Park 320. West Bend-Mallard 321. Riceville 322. West Harrison, Mondamin 323. Ankeny Christian Academy 324. Tri-County, Thornburg 325. Twin Cedars, Bussey 326. Seymour 327. Murray 328. Meskwaki Settlement School 329. West Central, Maynard 330. Glidden-Ralston 331. Clarksville 332. Holy Trinity Catholic, Fort Madison 333. Clarinda Academy 334. Keota 335. St. Mary's, Storm Lake 336. Stanton 337. Trinity Christian 338. Paton-Churdan 339. Rivermont Collegiate, Bettendorf 340. Siouxland Christian 341. Ar-We-Va, Westside 342. St. Mary's, Remsen 343. Marquette Catholic, Bellevue 344. Prince of Peace Catholic, Clinton 345. Hillcrest Academy 346. Mormon Trail, Garden Grove 347. Whiting 348. Essex 349. Moulton-Udell 350. Ruthven-Ayrshire 351. Orient-Macksburg 352. Maharishi School 353. Morning Star Academy, Bettendorf 354. Waterloo Christian School 355. Valley Lutheran, Cedar Falls 356. Heartland Christian 357. Isaac Newton Christian Academy 358. Diagonal 359. Iowa School for the Deaf 360. Cedar Valley Christian 361. Scattergood Friends 362. South Page, College Springs 363. North Iowa Christian School 364. Ottumwa Christian School 365. Promise Academy at Quakerdale Source: Iowa Department of Education

93 91 90 89 89 88 86 84 83 82 82 80 78 78 77 77 76 75 74 72 69 69 69 68 67 66 66 63 61 59 58 58 57 57 55 54 52 51 50 50 48 46 45 45 43 40 38 36 35 34 34 31 29 27 27 26 23 21 21 18 17 10 9

Character is revealed when we face adversity and disappointment. COVID-19 has brought adversity, disappointment, and disruption into our lives in countless ways, which includes the loss of spring season high school athletics and activities. While nothing can replace your lost season, it is in these moments we must recognize the journey can be its own reward. In fact, the adversity you’ve overcome in your sport or activity has prepared you to deal with this current moment. Remember, the life lessons you’ve learned, the skills you’ve developed, and the experiences you’ve shared with teammates still have merit and will continue to have value for the rest of your life. It’s okay to be frustrated or disappointed. You worked hard to prepare to compete this spring, but that opportunity will be unfulfilled. However, in the end, remember to focus on all that you’ve gained from the journey, even when the season was halted before it began.

academic achievement

Academic Achievement Team honorees from 2019-20 School

Coach

GPA

BASKETBALL Distinguished in Academic Achievement

Albia Kevin Archer Ankeny Brandt Carlson Audubon Coleman Mullenix Ballard Jeff Schertz Beckman Catholic, Dyersville Mike Molony Bellevue Chet Knake Belmond-Klemme Justin Meyer Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City Andy Foster Cardinal, Eldon Mike Strasko Carlisle Jordan Buell Carroll Randy Bissen Cascade, Western Dubuque Jacob Brindle Central DeWitt Grady Gallagher Crestwood, Cresco Lynn McCormick Davis County, Bloomfield Jamie Cason Dike-New Hartford Greg Moore Gladbrook-Reinbeck Scott Kiburis Harlan Community Mitch Osborn Hillcrest Academy Dwight Gingerich Hudson Derek Girling Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Sean Minnehan Lenox Curtis Fisher Lynnville-Sully Nick Harthoorn Manson Northwest Webster Caleb Wubben Marquette Catholic, Bellevue Joel Sieverding Montezuma Derrick Dengler Moulton-Udell Tim Johnson North Fayette Valley Matt Krambeer North Linn, Troy Mills Mike Hilmer North Polk, Alleman Nick Wilkins North Scott, Eldridge Shamus Budde Northeast, Goose Lake Brandon Hansen Osage Mike Brahn Regina, Iowa City Jared Galpin Shenandoah Sioux Center Brian Schmalbeck Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids Stephen Tjaden South Hardin Nathan Gevlinger Southeast Valley, Gowrie Kyle Johnson Southeast Warren, Liberty Center John Burrell Springville Nick Merritt Tipton

3.41 3.27 3.39 3.42 3.45 3.33 3.43 4.00 3.38 3.45 3.37 3.48 3.47 3.45 3.29 3.40 3.33 3.56 3.36 3.49 3.29 3.40 3.28 3.36 3.34 3.50 3.34 3.29 3.41 3.54 3.35 3.36 3.62 3.67 3.66 3.40 3.56 3.41 3.33 3.29 3.30 3.37

School

Coach

GPA

Union, La Porte City Unity Christian, Orange City West Harrison, Mondamin Winterset Woodbury Central, Moville Xavier, Cedar Rapids

Dan Hensing Cliff Warner Rowdy Evans Josh Henry Josh Wilkerson Mike Freeman

3.29 3.41 3.83 3.30 3.50 3.41

Excellence in Academic Achievement

Anamosa Kevin Barnes 3.15 Ar-We-Va, Westside Matt Wilken 3.10 BGM, Brooklyn Jordan Ely 3.11 Calamus-Wheatland Greg Rickels 3.11 Cardinal, Eldon Mike Strasko 3.08 Dubuque, Hempstead Curt Deutsch 3.10 Dunkerton Todd Kuntz 3.14 East Marshall, LeGrand Adam Bauder 3.23 Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Jake Young 3.24 Griswold TBA 3.19 Harris-Lake Park Jeff Sohn 3.05 Jesup Joe Smeins 3.14 Midland, Wyoming Dalton Harms 3.23 New Hampton Ryan Rausch 3.10 Newton Jason Carter 3.09 Sibley-Ocheyedan Brandon Bergfeld 3.18 South Central Calhoun Clive Clark 3.11 Vinton-Shellsburg Joe Johnson 3.19 West Lyon, Inwood Dan De Jong 3.20

BOWLING Distinguished in Academic Achievement

Bellevue Camanche Isaac Newton Christian Academy Red Oak

Riley Till, Randy Weber Brad Weber Roger Taylor Mike Webb

3.27 3.42 3.96 3.57

Xavier, Cedar Rapids

Russ Camacho

3.38

CROSS COUNTRY Distinguished in Academic Achievement

Anamosa Dubuque, Hempstead Dunkerton Harlan Community Hudson

Ken Sunseri Mark Ressler Emilee Miller Doug Renkly Sherri Selenke

3.27 3.42 3.62 3.72 3.70

Academic Achievement Certificates Due to COVID-19, certificates earned in these listings will not be physically mailed from the IHSAA to member schools for Academic Achievement. Certificates may be downloaded and completed by member schools via the IHSAA website: Visit the "Coaches & Administrators" page and find the "Student-Athlete Certificates" link. It is a secure link. Passwords have been supplied to athletic administrators and secretaries. Please contact ahopkins@iahsaa.org for more information if necessary. Spring 2020

academic achievement 2019-20 School

Coach

GPA

School

Manson Northwest Webster New Hampton Newton North Tama, Traer South Hardin Vinton-Shellsburg Woodbine Xavier, Cedar Rapids

Theo Clark Jamie Ohrt Steve Weeks Katey Holbach Mike Olson Jeff Mangold Rod Smith Nathan Hopp

3.49 3.46 3.35 3.48 3.37 3.54 3.30 3.66

TRACK & FIELD (2019) Distinguished in Academic Achievement

Excellence in Academic Achievement

Orient-Macksburg

Grant Bohlke

FOOTBALL Distinguished in Academic Achievement Belle Plaine Central Lee, Donnellson Hudson New Hampton Xavier, Cedar Rapids

Todd Bohlen Nick Ehret Justin Brekke Scott Frerichs Duane Schulte

3.06

3.36 3.71 3.42 3.29 3.42

Excellence in Academic Achievement

Anamosa Manson Northwest Webster Washington Woodbine

Lucas Stanton Marty Hart James Harris Dustin Crook

3.16 3.24 3.06 3.10

GOLF - FALL

Distinguished in Academic Achievement

Xavier, Cedar Rapids

Tim O'Brien

3.60

GOLF - SPRING (2019)

Distinguished in Academic Achievement

Carroll

Kevin Rasmussen

3.25

Des Moines Christian

Scot Nilius

4.00

SOCCER (2019) Distinguished in Academic Achievement

Excellence in Academic Achievement

Carroll

Gary Magill

SWIMMING Distinguished in Academic Achievement Dubuque, Hempstead Grinnell Iowa City, City High Newton Vinton-Shellsburg

Rick Loeffelholz Travis Smith Zane Hugo Steve Jones Rob Levis Mike Ahrens Deb Danner

TENNIS (2019) Distinguished in Academic Achievement 26

3.60 3.56 3.68 3.47 3.41

Excellence in Academic Achievement

Bettendorf Carroll

Clarinda

3.08

Matt Bird

3.00 3.22

3.66

Coach

GPA

Ankeny Nick Nelson Carroll Steve Schable WRESTLING

3.37 3.33

Anamosa Beckman Catholic, Dyersville Clarke, Osceola Davis County, Bloomfield East Mills HLV, Victor Hudson North Polk, Alleman North Scott, Eldridge Northeast, Goose Lake Osage Red Oak Regina, Iowa City Southeast Warren, Liberty Center Tipton Union, La Porte City Vinton-Shellsburg West Harrison, Mondamin Woodbury Central, Moville Xavier, Cedar Rapids

3.28 3.46 3.73 3.25 3.59 3.30 3.30 3.37 3.25 3.35 3.54 3.38 3.36 3.35 3.28 3.38 3.28 3.53 3.40 3.36

Distinguished in Academic Achievement

Trevor Greene Cody Ortmann Brian Reece Jim Nelson Claude Lang Beau Jack Wayne Haskovec Kirk Hesse Drew Kelly Joshua Petersen Brent Jennings Tiegen Podliska Zach Ries Delane Galvin, Chase Petty Matt Nerem Bart Mehlert Brian Sheston Steve Forbes Jake Thomas Ryan Chambers

Excellence in Academic Achievement

Ankeny Audubon Bellevue Carlisle Carroll Cascade, Western Dubuque Central DeWitt Crestwood, Cresco Don Bosco, Gilbertville East Marshall, LeGrand Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Grinnell Griswold Harlan Community Iowa City, City High Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Midland, Wyoming Saydel Southeast Valley, Gowrie Sumner-Fredericksburg West Lyon, Inwood Winterset

Jack Wignall Tyler Christensen Dave Ripperger Jason Mehrhoff Eric Nagl Travis Andrews Matt Ohnemus Keith Slifka Tom Hogan Todd Hinegardner Cory Jenniges Chad Beck Andy Everett John Murtaugh Cory Connell Shane Vaughn Casey Huston Tyler Wilson Jeff Miller Jeff Meyer Ben Caven Ryan Jensen

3.21 3.14 3.05 3.18 3.09 3.04 3.23 3.24 3.21 3.01 3.16 3.02 3.11 3.24 3.16 3.11 3.24 3.07 3.18 3.15 3.20 3.14

IHSAA Bulletin

academic achievement 2019-20 School

Coach

GPA

CHEER - BASKETBALL

Distinguished in Academic Achievement

Ankeny Shonna Murrey Ballard JoEllen Wesselmann Carlisle Jen Nordhagen Carroll Lori Warner Central DeWitt Kari Bossom Crestwood, Cresco Kim Lehmkuhl Dike-New Hartford Kelsey Morales Dunkerton Kim Weepie East Marshall, LeGrand Angie Damman Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Kristi Carew Gladbrook-Reinbeck Karyn Morgan Harlan Community Shannon Ferry Hudson Sara Anderson Jesup Sarah Nolan Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Elizabeth Hagan Manson Northwest Webster Kathy Sonntag Marquette Catholic, Bellevue Newton Heather Ross North Fayette Valley Jaymes Doxenrod North Polk, Alleman Kate Rutledge North Scott, Eldridge Sarah Hansel Northeast, Goose Lake Shana Johnson, Susan Cox Saydel Courtney Johnson Saydel Courtney Johnson Shenandoah Patti Roberts Sibley-Ocheyedan Chelsea Hecht Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids Denise Terrell South Central Calhoun Sheila Welander South Hardin Amy Lepely Springville Angel Chizek Tri-County, Thornburg Unity Christian, Orange City Kate Ver Velde Washington Erin Smith West Harrison, Mondamin Winterset Jayne Ayala Winterset Jayne Ayala Woodbury Central, Moville Angel Rocha Xavier, Cedar Rapids Erica Rheinschmidt

3.47 3.48 3.31 3.30 3.49 3.69 3.67 3.46 3.52 3.32 3.29 3.29 3.82 3.48 3.45 3.71 3.39 3.29 3.55 3.46 3.25 3.35 3.26 3.36 3.34 3.30 3.57 3.32 3.65 3.73 3.54 3.39 3.58 3.70 3.30 3.65 3.90 3.63

Excellence in Academic Achievement

Belmond-Klemme BGM, Brooklyn Dubuque, Hempstead Grinnell Southeast Valley, Gowrie Sumner-Fredericksburg West Lyon, Inwood

Nikki McMurray Franci McClenathan Mandy Enke Sarah Dahlby-Albright Rebecca Fiala Jesse Volker April Metzger

3.13 3.11 3.21 3.01 3.07 3.10 3.10

CHEER - FOOTBALL

Belle Plaine Dubuque, Hempstead Hudson New Hampton Spring 2020

Distinguished in Academic Achievement Leah Mast Mandy Enke Olivia Jorgensen Theresa Havlik

3.39 3.29 3.66 3.42

School

Coach

GPA

Newton South Hardin Woodbine Xavier, Cedar Rapids

Heather Ross Amy Lepley Kylie Lenz Erica Rheinschmidt

3.26 3.67 3.72 3.90

Harlan Community Vinton-Shellsburg

Excellence in Academic Achievement Shannon Ferry Amie Price

3.13 3.22

CHEER - WRESTLING

Distinguished in Academic Achievement

Ankeny Britne Davis Belmond-Klemme Shannon Wadsley Carlisle Jen Nordhagen Central DeWitt Kari Bossom Crestwood, Cresco Kim Lehmkuhl Don Bosco, Gilbertville Dubuque, Hempstead Mandy Enke East Marshall, LeGrand Lanise Burchland Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont Heather Scharff Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Samantha Hall Griswold Lexi Reiley HLV, Victor Britni Jack Hudson Olivia Jorgensen Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Ann Schmitz Lynnville-Sully Lynn Dunsbergen Manson Northwest Webster Heather Wittrock Midland, Wyoming Bailey Chaplin New Hampton Maggie Konecne Newton Heather Ross North Fayette Valley Lindsey Richard North Scott, Eldridge Sarah Hansel Northeast, Goose Lake Shana Johnson, Susan Cox Shenandoah Angel Dawson Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids Jamie Turnbull South Central Calhoun Southeast Valley, Gowrie Stephanie Blunk Sumner-Fredericksburg Jessica Dick Union, La Porte City West Harrison, Mondamin Melissa Etter Winterset Stephanie Walker Woodbury Central, Moville Emily Thomas Xavier, Cedar Rapids Erica Rheinschmidt

3.70 3.68 3.54 3.49 3.49 3.40 3.50 3.72 3.57 3.32 3.39 3.39 3.72 3.45 3.32 3.51 3.65 3.54 3.28 3.58 3.53 3.35 3.50 3.53 3.55 3.31 3.46 3.29 3.60 3.30 3.90 3.65

Excellence in Academic Achievement

Ballard 3.17 Bellevue Rebecca Lahey 3.17 Dike-New Hartford Abigail McConnell 3.04 Harlan Community Kathleen Noeth 3.11 Jesup Sarah Nolan 3.21 Saydel Courtney Johnson 3.09 Vinton-Shellsburg Amanda Hernandez 3.04 Washington 3.13

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ejection reports

Ejection Reports Basketball and wrestling ejections from the 2019-20 seasons BASKETBALL

Player Report

Coach Report

There were 28 ejections of student-athletes during the 2019-20 season.

There were 12 ejections of coaches during the 2019-20 season.

7th 1

Number of ejections by level

8th 2

9th 3

10th 4

JV 4

Varsity 14

JH 3

Number of ejections by level

9th 3

Reasons for ejections

Reason # Two technical fouls 15 Flagrant misconduct 5 Fighting 4 Verbal misconduct 2 Flagrant foul 1 Taunting 1

School AHSTW, Avoca Cedar Valley Christian Clear Creek-Amana Des Moines, Lincoln Des Moines, Lincoln Eagle Grove East Marshall, LeGrand Excelsior JH Janesville Moravia Ottumwa Waukee

Number of ejections per year Year # 2010-11 32 2011-12 24 2012-13 15 2013-14 17 2014-15 25 2015-16 18 2016-17 19 2017-18 27 2018-19 22 2019-20 28

10th -

JV 1

Varsity 5

List of coaches ejected

Coach Level Teacher/Non GG Harris Varsity Teacher Dave Stanek Varsity Non-Teacher Nick Neuendorf Junior Varsity Non-Teacher Justin Einerson Varsity Teacher Dominique Shirley Freshman Non-Teacher Alex Sisson Freshman Non-Teacher Jerrod Bridgewater Junior HIgh Non-Teacher Brian McAndrews Junior High Teacher Joe McKenna Junior Varsity Non-Teacher Brian Bickel Varsity Non-Teacher Brady Burford Junior High Non-Teacher Joe Katich Freshman Non-Teacher

Note: One student-athlete will be ineligible for the first game of the 2020-21 season

WRESTLING

Player Report

Coach Report

There were 29 ejections of student-athletes during the 2019-20 season.

There were 2 ejections of coaches during the 2019-20 season.

7th 2

Number of ejections by level

8th 2

9th -

10th 1

JV 7

Varsity 17

JH -

Reasons for ejections

Reason # Biting 11 Flagrant misconduct 8 Verbal misconduct 4 Fighting 2 Unsportsmanlike conduct 1 Throwing a punch 1

School Des Moines, East Pleasant Valley

Number of ejections by level

9th -

10th -

JV 2

Varsity -

List of coaches ejected

Coach Level Teacher/Non Nathan Williams Junior Varsity Non-Teacher Rusty Van Wetzinga Junior Varsity Non-Teacher

Note: One student-athlete will be ineligible for the first event of the 2020-21 season

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Board of Control minutes Approved records from IHSAA board meetings from January 2020 SYNOPSIS OF THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION JANUARY 23, 2020 The Board of Control of the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) met January 23, 2020 at the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) office in Boone pursuant to notice. Board of Control members present were Chairperson Rod Earleywine, Vice Chairperson Barb Schwamman, Treasurer Brent Cook, Dave Wiebers, Scott Kibby, and Amanda Whaley. Association staff members present were Executive Director Tom Keating, Assistant Directors Chad Elsberry and Jared Chizek, Director of Finance Jessican Morgan and Director of Officials Lewie Curtis. BOARD OF CONTROL WORK SESSION - The Board of Control met at 8:30 am for a special work session to review the IHSAA and IHOP Foundation 990 tax returns and to sign Conflict of Interest statements. Each Board of Control member received a complete copy of the IHSAA and the IHOP Foundation 990 tax returns. CALL TO ORDER - The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Earleywine at 9:00 a.m. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - (MM-S) Cook-Schwamman to approve the December 19, 2019, minutes. Motion carried unanimously. CONSENT ITEMS MARTENSDALE-ST. MARYS INELIGIBLE ATHLETE PARTICIPATION & CORRECTIVE ACTION – Executive Director Keating presented correspondence from and response to Martensdale-St. Marys High School regarding the participation of an ineligible athlete in a high school wrestling event. 2020 WRESTLING TOURNAMENT MANUALS – Director of Officials Curtis presented the 2020 postseason wrestling tournament manuals to be used for both the individual and dual team tournaments. 2020 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT MANUAL – Executive Director Keating presented the 2020 postseason basketball tournament manual. PITNEY-BOWES LEASE AGREEMENT – Executive Director Keating presented a new lease agreement with Pitney-Bowes for IHSAA mailings. APPROVAL OF CONSENT ITEMS – (MM-S) Schwamman-Kibby to approve all consent items as presented and reviewed. Motion carried unanimously. ACTION ITEMS FINANCIAL REPORT – Director of Finance Morgan presented December 31, 2019, financial statements including the Detailed Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Budgetary Activities and Quarterly Investment Report. (MM-S) Wiebers-Kibby to approve the financial report as presented and reviewed. Motion carried unanimously. INVESTMENT COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES AND RECOMMENDATION– Director of Finance Morgan presented the minutes from the investment committee on December 19, 2019. The committee recommended to sell two investments and to reinvest the proceeds. (MM-S) Schwamman-Cook to approve the committee’s recommendation. Motion carried unanimously. AUDITOR ENGAGEMENT LETTER – Director of Finance Morgan presented and discussed the engagement letter with Meriwether, Wilson & Company, PLLC to conduct the independent audit for the IHSAA and subsidiary for the fiscal year 2019-20. (MM-S) Cook-Whaley to engage Meriwether, Wilson & Company, PLLC. Motion carried unanimously. Spring 2020

board minutes Board of Control 2018-19 IHSAA ANNUAL REPORT – Director of Finance Morgan presented the 2018-19 Annual Report. The annual report will be shared and discussed with the Representative Council at their March meeting. (MM-S) Schwamman-Kibby to approve the annual report as presented. Motion carried unanimously. 2020 REGIONAL DUAL TEAM WRESTLING SITES AND ASSIGNMENTS – Director of Officials Curtis shared the IWCOA ranking process is still live and the deadline to submit rankings is Friday, January 24 at Noon. At that point, Curtis can determine host sites for Class 1A and 2A regional dual team wrestling and Class 3A regional dual team sites and assignments. Class 1A and 2A assignments will be made following the sectional tournament on February 8. (MM-S) Cook-Whaley to take no action on the Class 1A and 2A sites and Class 3A sites and assignments until voting is completed on Friday, January 24 at which time the board will review and vote via email. Motion carried unanimously. 2020 STATE QUALIFYING BOWLING SITES AND ASSIGNMENTS – Executive Director Keating presented the state qualifying bowling meet sites and assignments. (MM-S) Cook-Schwamman to approve the sites and assignments as presented. Motion carried unanimously. 2020 SPRING GOLF CLASSIFICATIONS – Assistant Director Elsberry presented the classifications to be used for the 2020 spring golf postseason. (MM-S) Wiebers-Cook to approve the classifications as presented. Motion carried unanimously. 2020 TENNIS CLASSIFICATIONS – Director of Officials Curtis presented the classifications to be used for the 2020 tennis season. (MM-S) Kibby-Cook to approve the classifications as presented. Motion carried unanimously. 2020 SPIRIT OF SPORT NOMINATION – Executive Director Keating shared the IHSAA’s intent to nominate Ashlyn Clark, student at Humboldt High School, as Iowa’s nominee for the NFHS Spirit of Sport Award. (MM-S) Schwamman-Whaley to approve the nomination. Motion carried unanimously. 2020 IHSAA AWARD RECIPIENTS – Executive Director Keating presented the recommendations for the following awards. 2020 IHSAA School Administrator Award: Mike Haluska, Decorah; Dr. Jen Lindaman, Ankeny Centennial; Brian VanderSluis, Twin Cedars, Bussey; Dr. Mary Wilcyinski, Cedar Rapids, Kennedy; and Mike Winker, Xavier, Cedar Rapids. (MM-S) Cook-Wiebers to accept the recommendations as presented. Motion carried unanimously. OFFICIALS HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE – Executive Director Keating shared the minutes and recommendations of the Officials Hall of Fame Committee. (MM-S) Wiebers-Cook to receive the minutes and approve the induction of Jim Bruck, Harlan; Jay Flora, Marshalltown; Jeff Frese, Norway; Cary Griffith, Nashua; John “Jack” Jaspers, Cedar Rapids; Royce Ranninger, Sioux City; Dan Severidt; Adel; and Kurt Walderbach; Mason City. Motion carried unanimously. REPORTS I.A.S.B. REPORT – Board member Whaley shared IASB’s Day at the Hill is January 28th. I.H.S.A.D.A. REPORT – Board member Cook shared the state athletic directors conference will be held in Coralville March 28-31. LET’S CONNECT CONFERENCE – Assistant Directors Elsberry and Chizek shared about their experience at the recent Let’s Connect Conference in Chicago. NFHS WINTER MEETING REPORT – Executive Director Keating presented on the NFHS Winter Meeting recently held in Austin, Texas. INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS 1) Director of Officials Curtis provided an updated list of 2019-20 winter sports ejections. 2) Assistant Director Chizek presented information from the IHSBCA Convention he was a part of earlier in the month. 3) Executive Director Keating provided a preliminary schedule for the 2020 NFHS Summer Meeting. 4) Executive Director Keating provided information regarding the number of insurance claims filed under the Head Strong Insurance program as of January 1. 5) Executive Director Keating discussed Senate File 2015 requiring information be shared to parents and students regarding sudden cardiac arrest.

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board minutes Board of Control 6) Executive Director Keating provided articles sent from the NFHS since the board’s last meeting. 7) Executive Director Keating shared Sidney is appealing the board’s decision regarding football classification to the Representative Council. 8) Executive Director Keating updated the board on a wrestling official involved in a concussion lawsuit. 9) Executive Director Keating provided the board with the classification survey results and summary, which was followed by board discussion. 10) Executive Director Keating and Director of Officials Curtis shared options for future state dual team wrestling tournaments. 11) The administrative staff led a discussion on the football advisory committee recommendations and the recent 4A football meeting held in the IHSAA office. 12) Executive Director Keating informed the board on SF2044, which would require the IHSAA and IGHSAU to investigate weighting non-public school enrollment for sport classifications. 13) Executive Director Keating shared he was meeting with Ken Krogman of the IHSSN to discuss the recently proposed contract from Krogman. NEXT MEETING DATE - The next regularly scheduled meeting will be held March 12, 2020 at Hy-Vee Hall in Des Moines, held in conjunction with the state basketball tournament. ADJOURNMENT - Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by Chairperson Earleywine at 12:00 p.m. I, Jared Chizek, Assistant Director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct record of the proceedings of the meeting of the Board of Control held Thursday, January 23, 2020.

SYNOPSIS OF THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION JANUARY 29, 2020 The Board of Control of the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) met January 29, 2020, by telephone conference call, pursuant to notice. Board of Control members present were Chairperson Rod Earleywine, Vice-Chairperson Barb Schwamman, Treasurer Brent Cook, Scott Kibby, Andy Crozier, and Amanda Whaley. Association staff members present were Executive Director Tom Keating and Assistant Director Jared Chizek. Also present was Brian Humke, IHSAA legal counsel. CALL TO ORDER - The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Earleywine at 9:00 a.m. (1) EAST MILLS – Jack A. – General Transfer Rule 36.15(3). Pursuant to a letter received from Amanda A., appellant; Tim Hood, Superintendent; and Dale Scott, Principal, participated in the hearing. The participants were informed Board Member Wise had recused himself from the hearing and had not received any materials pertaining to the hearing. The participants were also informed Board Member Wiebers had recused himself from the hearing. (MM-S) Schwamman-Cook that in accordance with 36.15(3), eligibility be denied. Motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT - Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by Chairperson Earleywine at 9:40 a.m. I, Jared Chizek, Assistant Director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct record of the proceedings of the meeting of the Board of Control held Wednesday, January 29, 2020. SYNOPSIS OF THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY 5, 2020 The Board of Control of the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) met February 5, 2020, by telephone conference call, pursuant to notice. Board of Control members present were Chairperson Rod Earleywine, Vice-Chairperson Barb Schwamman, Treasurer Brent Cook, Scott Kibby, Dave Wiebers, Andy Crozier, Amanda Whaley and Ryan Wise (non-voting). Spring 2020

board minutes Board of Control Association staff members present were Executive Director Tom Keating and Assistant Directors Todd Tharp and Jared Chizek. CALL TO ORDER - The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Earleywine at 1:30 p.m. ACTION ITEMS CLASS 4A FOOTBALL – Assistant Directors Tharp and Chizek provided two different scheduling options for Class 4A football and the feedback on those scheduling options received from Class 4A athletic directors. Discussion ensued regarding the desire to go to a one-year redistricting cycle to review classification structure and to review whatever Class 4A model was adopted after the 2020 season. (MM-S) Crozier-Schwamman to adopt a 40-team success tiering scheduling option for Class 4A football for only the 2020 season. Motion carried unanimously. EIGHT-PLAYER THROUGH CLASS 3A FOOTBALL PLAYOFF RECOMMENDATION – Executive Director Keating discussed the football advisory committee’s recommendation of changing the regular season and playoff structure from nine regular season games and 16 playoff qualifiers to eight regular season games and 32 playoff qualifiers. (MM-S) Crozier-Cook to deny the football advisory committee’s recommendation. Motion carried 6-1 with Wiebers voting nay. EIGHT-PLAYER THROUGH CLASS 3A FOOTBALL DISTRICT ASSIGNMENTS – Assistant Directors Tharp and Chizek presented the district assignments for Class 8-Player, A, 1A, 2A, and 3A football. (MM-S) Cook-Schwamman to approve the district assignments for the 2020 season only. Motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT - Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by Chairperson Earleywine at 3:25 p.m. I, Jared Chizek, Assistant Director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct record of the proceedings of the meeting of the Board of Control held Wednesday, February 5, 2020.

SYNOPSIS OF THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MARCH 12, 2020 The Board of Control of the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) met March 12, 2020, at the Iowa Hall of Pride in Des Moines, Iowa, pursuant to notice. Board of Control members present were Chairperson Rod Earleywine, Vice Chairperson Barb Schwamman, Treasurer Brent Cook, Dave Wiebers, Andy Crozier, Amanda Whaley, Deron Durflinger and Ryan Wise (non-voting). Association staff member present was Executive Director Tom Keating; Assistant Directors Todd Tharp, Chad Elsberry and Jared Chizek; and Director of Officials Lewie Curtis. Brian Humke, IHSAA Legal Counsel was also present. CALL TO ORDER - The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Earleywine at 8:00 a.m. ELIGIBILITY RULING – (1) Marion – Isaac C. – Scholarship Rule 36.15(2). Pursuant to a letter received from Chad Zrudsky, Marion High School. Chad Zrudsky, Marion head track and field coach and associate high school principal; Mike Manderscheid, Marion activities director; Greg Semler, Marion high school principal; Dave C., father of student; Teresa C., mother of student and Isaac C., student, participated in the hearing. The participants were informed Board Member Wise had recused himself from the hearing and had not received any materials pertaining to the hearing. (MM-S) Wiebers-Cook that in accordance with 36.15(2), the appeal requesting an extension of eligibility be denied. Motion carried unanimously. EXECUTIVE SESSION - (MM-S) Crozier-Wiebers to proceed to executive session to discuss a personnel matter. (MM-S) Durflinger-Schwamman to adjourn the Executive Session. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - (MM-S) Schwamman-Cook to approve the January 23, 2020; January 29, 2020; and February 5, 2020 minutes. Motion carried unanimously.

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board minutes Board of Control CONSENT ITEMS CHARACTER COUNTS COACH OF THE YEAR – Assistant Director Elsberry presented that Matt Miller of Fort Dodge was named Character Counts State Coach of the Year. NFHS COACHES ASSOCIATION – Assistant Director Tharp presented the list of Iowa Coaches of the Year as named by the NFHS Coaches Association. 2020 STATE QUALIFYING TRACK AND FIELD SITES– Assistant Director Chizek presented the state qualifying track and field sites. Assignments will be made after classifications are finalized. 2020 SPRING SPORTS MANUAL – The administrative staff presented the 2020 Spring Sports Manual for approval. The manual contains information for Golf, Tennis, Track & Field, Soccer, and Baseball. MAQUOKETA INELIGIBLE ATHLETE PARTICIPATION & CORRECTIVE ACTION – Executive Director Keating presented correspondence from and response to Maquoketa High School regarding the participation of an ineligible athlete in a high school wrestling event. ALGONA INELIGIBLE ATHLETE PARTICIPATION & CORRECTIVE ACTION – Executive Director Keating presented correspondence from and response to Algona High School regarding the participation of an ineligible athlete in a number of sub-varsity basketball games. BOARD MEMBER RESIGNATION – Executive Director Keating presented correspondence from Greg Darling resigning from the Board of Control. APPROVAL OF CONSENT ITEMS - (MM-S) Schwamman-Whaley to approve all consent items as presented and reviewed. Motion carried unanimously. ACTION ITEMS 2020 DISTRICT TENNIS SITES – Director of Officials Curtis presented the district tennis sites. Assignments will be made later this spring. (MM-S) Wiebers-Crozier to approve the sites as presented. Motion carried unanimously. 2020 SECTIONAL & DISTRICT GOLF SITES & ASSIGNMENTS– Assistant Director Elsberry presented the sectional and district golf sites and assignments. (MM-S) Cook-Whaley to approve the sites and assignments as presented. Motion carried unanimously. BOARD OF CONTROL ELECTION — Executive Director Keating presented the formal report of the Board of Control election committee for the special election for the Central District. REPORT ON ELECTION FOR POSITIONS ON THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 2019-2020 CLASS A & AA SCHOOLS, CENTRAL DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2021 Deron Durflinger Superintendent Van Meter 17 Dr. Jesse Ulrich Superintendent Fort Dodge 6 Scott Dryer Principal South Hamilton, Jewell 2 Erik Anderson Superintendent Colfax-Mingo 1 I, Chairperson of the Election Committee for the Board of Control, certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct record of the elections for the Board of Control. Joe Stutting, Superintendent, North Scott Community Schools Chairperson, Election Committee, Board of Control

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board minutes Board of Control (MM-S) Wiebers-Schwamman to receive the report and declare Deron Durflinger elected to the Board of Control. Motion carried unanimously. STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE - Executive Director Keating presented a proposal to create a student advisory committee made up of 12 students from across the state. (MM-S) Durflinger-Whaley to create a student advisory committee. Motion carried unanimously. 2019-20 BEDS DOCUMENT – Assistant Director Tharp presented the BEDS Document that will be used for classification for the 2020-21 school year. In case of ties in enrollment, the first alphabetical school goes into the larger classification. (MM-S) Cook-Wiebers to approve the BEDS Document to be used for 2020-21 classifications. Motion carried unanimously. ARCASEARCH PROPOSAL – Executive Director Keating presented a bid from ArcaSearch out of Minnesota to digitize IHSAA Summary Books from 1967-2005. Funding would come from the Iowa Hall of Pride Foundation. (MM-S) Crozier-Durflinger to accept the bid from ArchaSearch and to proceed with the digitization of old IHSAA Summary Books. Motion carried unanimously. IOWA EVENTS CENTER AGREEMENT – Executive Director Keating presented a contract renewal from the Iowa Events Center and Spectra to continue hosting state wrestling and basketball at Wells Fargo Arena. The proposed agreement would be for five years with the opportunity to extend the contract for up to five additional years. (MM-S) Crozier-Cook to sign the proposed agreement with the Iowa Events Center and Spectra as presented. Motion carried unanimously. REPORTS No reports were at this meeting as they will be given at the Representative Council meeting on March 13, 2020. INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS 1) Director of Officials Curtis shared the winter sports ejection report. 2) Ken Krogman provided an update on the Iowa High School Sports Network. 3) Executive Director Keating presented correspondence sent to member schools regarding cooperative sharing and whole grade sharing programs for the 2020-21 school year. 4) Assistant Director Elsberry shared correspondence sent to member schools about the Governor’s Scholar Program. 5) Assistant Director Tharp shared the NFHS football rule changes for the 2020 season. 6) Assistant Director Tharp shared the NFHS soccer rule changes for the 2021 season. 7) Assistant Director Tharp presented information on the recently held youth football summit. 8) Executive Director Keating presented an overview of administrative and support staff responsibilities. 9) Executive Director Keating provided information regarding the number of insurance claims filed under the Head Strong Insurance program as of March 1. 10) Executive Director Keating shared preliminary information about a regional June Scholastic Basketball NCAA Evaluation Event to be held in Kansas City on June 19-21, 2020. 11) Executive Director Keating shared the March 13, 2020 Representative Council agenda. 12) Executive Director Keating provided the board with the state basketball tournament awards schedule. 13) Executive Director Keating shared weekly articles authored by the NFHS. 14) Executive Director Keating provided information regarding a situation at a substate final basketball game between Waterloo, West and North Scott. NEXT MEETING DATE - The next regularly scheduled meeting will be held April 22, 2020 at the IHSAA Office in Boone. ADJOURNMENT - Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by Chairperson Earleywine at 11:05 a.m. I, Jared Chizek, Assistant Director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct record of the proceedings of the meeting of the Board of Control held Thursday, March 12, 2020. Jared Chizek Assistant Director

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Articles inside

Board Minutes

Ejection Reports

BEDS: Alphabetical

Recap: Bowling

IHSAA News

Recap: Wrestling

Governor’s Scholar

Important Dates

From The Desk

Recap: Basketball

Recap: Swimming