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Hot Kennedy boys surge by Warriors

Sat - 07 Feb Written by Jim Ecker

The Kennedy Cougars and Washington Warriors rose to the occasion on Hall of Fame Night at Washington on Friday.

The hot-shooting Cougars rose a little higher.

Kennedy nailed 61.4 percent of its shots and canned eight 3-pointers in an exciting 75-64 victory over the Warriors in a Mississippi Valley Conference boys basketball game before a lively crowd at Washington.

Zach Daniels and Brendon Manning scored 19 points apiece for Kennedy. Manning also grabbed 10 rebounds against the taller Warriors for an impressive double-double.

Bryton Heisler contributed 11 points and fearless freshman Derrick Diggins also popped in 11 points for the winners (12-5, 9-3).

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Lembeck gets 2 pins for Saints

Thu - 05 Feb Written by Metro Sports Report

DUBUQUE - Clint Lembeck collected two pins for the Xavier Saints Thursday night in a Mississippi Valley Conference meet in Dubuque.

Lembeck pinned,  of Washington in 1:46 and stuck Rees Hauder of Hempstead in two minutes.

Hempstead swept the meet with a 69-12 verdict over Xavier and a 76-6 triumph over Washington. Xavier topped Washington, 60-12.

XAVIER 60, WASHINGTON 12

120 - Double Forfeit
126 - Josh Gerke (XAVI) won by forfeit
132 - Clint Lembeck (XAVI) pinned Logan Black-Marchard, 1:46
138 - Dalton Lauderdale (CRW) won by forfeit
145 - Shane Scott (XAVI) won by forfeit
152 - Brant Charipar (XAVI) dec. Brooklyn Butler, 3-2
160 - Ryan Williams (XAVI) dec. Matt Ackerman, 7-5
170 - Sam Lampe (XAVI) won by forfeit
182 - Sam Meyers (XAVI) won by forfeit
195 - Nic Ekland (XAVI) won by forfeit
220 - Alex Francois (XAVI) won by forfeit
285 - Michael Maher (XAVI) pinned Patrick Reirden, 1:39
106 - Jeff Vipond (XAVI) won by forfeit
113 - Will Foreman (CRW) pinned Keegan Schultschik, 5:12

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Last Updated on Thursday, 05 February 2015 23:08

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Cold-shooting Warriors fall to Tigers

Tue - 03 Feb Written by Metro Sports Report

The Washington Warriors shot poorly from the field Tuesday night and lost to Cedar Falls, 64-56, in a Mississippi Valley Conference boys basketball game at Washington.

The Warriors made only 27.7 percent of their shots from the field (18 of 65) and hit just 24 percent of their 3-point attempts (6 of 25). Washington scored only 20 points in the first half and trailed at intermission, 28-20.

Keion Wills scored 12 points for Washington, which fell to 8-8 overall and 6-5 in the MVC. Laveechie Williams collected a double-double for the Warriors with 11 points and 13 rebounds.

Tra'Von Fagan scored 17 points for Cedar Falls (10-5, 6-5). Keeon Johnson added 15 points for the Tigers.

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Mustang bowlers clip Washington

Tue - 03 Feb Written by Metro Sports Report

DUBUQUE - Bryan Cline led the Washington boys with a 379, but Dubuque Hempstead had a pair of bowlers over 400 in a 2,989-2,425 victory over the Warriors on Tuesday at Cherry Lanes.

Chance Brimeyer led the Mustangs with a 438. Teammate Cody Scheffert had a 408, including a 247 in his first game.

Washington (2,425): Bryan Cline 217-162=379, Chris Schuttloffel 140-131=271, John Taylor 93-92=185, Gabe Wedel 108-223=331, Zach Nading 139-138=277, Donovan Trimble 141-178=319.

Dubuque Hempstead (2,989): Cody Scheffert 247-162=408, Noah Cheever 187-180=367, Justin Lanser 197-196=393, Chance Brimeyer 235-203=438, Zach Pregler 191-168=359, Kyle Wersinger 141-203=344.

Washington: 1,577-848=2,425.
Dubuque Hempstead: 1,965-990=2,989.

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Hempstead girls outbowl Warriors

Tue - 03 Feb Written by Metro Sports Report

DUBUQUE - Shania Christensen paced Washington with a 283, but it wasn't  enough as Dubuque Hempstead downed the Warriors, 2,560-2,044 in girls bowling action Tuesday at Cherry Lanes.

Kaylee Gerken led the Mustangs with a 393, including a 213 in her second game.

Washington (2,044): Shania Christensen 162-122=283, Ally Owens 148-132=280, Lucy Forster 151-118=269, Lynze Moon 137-151=288, Viola Niyizigama 127-110=237, Ella Wake 126-109=235.

Dubuque Hempstead (2,560): Elisa Schmidt 180-163=326, Kristina Gruber 134-183=317, Kaylee Gerken 180-213=393, Katlin Weber 168-147=315, Patrice Chapman 153-173=326, Liz Jahn 146-194=340.

Washington: 1,357-687=2,044.
Dubuque Hempstead: 1,719-841=2,560.

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