Follow live updates, results and complete coverage from the 2022 Iowa high school state track and field meet Friday.
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Follow live updates, results and complete coverage from the 2022 Iowa high school state track and field meet Friday.
Marion freshman Grayson Kirsch had a feeling he would take the mound when he arrived at the field. He came through for the Wolves, retiring the last Cedar Rapisd Xavier nine batters in an 8-7 extra-inning win.
State track and field, 3A girls: Solon’s opening day is the opposite of nightmarish. The Spartans jet to the top of the standings thanks to a 3,200-meter relay title.
State track and field, Class 2A boys Thursday: Tipton’s 3,200-meter relay team won the state title for the first time since stringing three championships in a row from 2000-02.
State track and field, 3A boys: Western Dubuque won the 3,200-meter relay, while Washington (Iowa) took the team lead after Elijah Morris’ 400-meter conquest.
State track and field, Class 2A girls Thursday: Mid-Prairie standout Danielle Hostetler won her second straight title in the 3,000 and Mitzi Evans became the school’s first 400 champion.
Top-ranked and defending state champion Marion topped No. 3 Cedar Rapids Xavier, 8-7, in nine innings.
Alburnett’s Lacey Neighbor injured her right knee in the state-qualifying meet, but still notched a second-place finish in the Class 1A girls’ long jump at the state track and field championships.
T.J. Deardorff has been a reliable leader on the mound and in the field for Coe, which faces North Central (Ill.) in the first round of the NCAA Division III regional tournament Friday.
Lisbon’s Kole Becker nearly matched a state record as he repeated as the Class 1A boys’ long jump champion at the state track and field championships. The Lions are in the team lead after the first day.
State track and field, 4A girls: Cedar Rapids Prairie’s Gabby Cortez started her final meet with a win in the 400 meters.
State track and field, 4A boys: Ford Washburn surged late to earn the 3,200-meter title and Iowa City High moved to the front of the team race.
The state's two top-ranked boys’ tennis teams had to wait out some early morning weather, but once they hit the court, Iowa City West and Cedar Rapids Xavier were dominant, earning state semifinal berths.
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