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Saturday, May 18, 2013
LINN-MAR BOYS WIN 4A STATE TITLE -- Linn-Mar did not win a single event Saturday, but the Lions' depth powered them to the Class 4A state track title at Des Moines ... Josh Evans was second in the 1600 and third in the 800 ... Perrion Scott was second in the 200 and third in the 100 ... The Lions also were third in the 4x100 relay ..... Jefferson senior Timauntay Jones won the 800 meters ... Linn-Mar freshman Stephanie Jenks won the girls 1500 and was second in the 800 meters ... The Kennedy boys finished in fourth place and placed second in the shuttle hurdle relay ... The Jeff girls finished in fifth place. The J-Hawks placed second in the 4x100 and third in both the sprint medley and 4x400 relays ..... SATURDAY'S SCOREBOARD -- MWL -- Kane County at Kernels ..... BOYS TENNIS -- CLASS 2A SUBSTATES -- Linn-Mar 5, Washington 2 ... Cedar Falls 5, Linn-Mar 1 ..... GIRLS TENNIS -- CLASS 2A REGIONALS -- Washington 5, Davenport North 0 ... Bettendorf 5, Kennedy 2 ... Cedar Falls 5, Prairie 3 ... Jefferson 5, Muscatine 2 ... Bettendorf 5, Washington 3 ... IC West 5, Jefferson 0 ..... CLASS 1A REGIONALS -- Xavier 5, Aplington-Parkersburg 0 ... Davenport Assumption 5, Marion 2 ..... GIRLS SOCCER -- Linn-Mar 1, WDM Valley 0 ... Cedar Falls 3, Prairie 0 ... Kennedy 4, WDM Dowling 2 ... Washington 1, North Scott 0
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Cedar Valley 1 step closer to conference membership

Cedar Valley Christian may have finally found a home in the Tri-Rivers Conference, Iowa Prep Sports is reporting.

A mediation team meeting Tuesday in Monticello developed a plan that will recommend to the Iowa Department of Education that Cedar Valley Christian be assigned to the Tri-Rivers Conference. The school was turned down for admission to the Tri-Rivers Conference by its membership last month.

Cedar Valley Christian began play in the Iowa School Athletic Association (IHSAA) and Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union (IGHSAU) in the fall of 2011.

The mediation team made many recommendations to remedy the problem of conference affiliation for smaller schools in Eastern Iowa. Two members of the team were IGHSAU Executive Director Mike Dick and David Anderson, assistant director of the IHSAA.

Realignment included schools from the Big East, Cedar Valley, Tri-Rivers and Wamac Conferences. It was recommended that the Big East be abolished and a new, as yet unnamed conference, be established.

Part of the conference realignment includes downsizing the Wamac, of which Marion is a member, from 14 to 13 schools. Anamosa will be reassigned to the new conference.

Realignment would take effect in the 2013-14 school year.

The Iowa Department of Education will hold a hearing on the recommendations. The likely date is March 28.

 

 

 
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