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IOWA CITY - Tara Trcka fired a 392 series and 202 high game to lead Xavier past Iowa City West, 2406-2279, Friday in girls bowling at Colonial Lanes.
Abbey Konzen shot a 328 series for the Saints.
West's Katelyn Kelly shot a 216 and 406 for high game and series.
Barb Sullivan has resigned as the volleyball coach at Xavier High School, but she might like to return to coaching at some point.
Sullivan and her husband, Dave, are expecting their first child in January and she wants to spend as much time as possible with her baby girl. Dave Sullivan is an assistant coach in football and girls basketball at Xavier, so both of them have been leading busy lives with teaching and coaching.
Barb Sullivan plans to take eight weeks of maternity leave before returning to Xavier as a teacher in the theology department. Sometime in the future, she'll consider returning as a coach.
The Washington Warriors crushed Xavier in their dual wrestling meet last January by a humiliating score of 67-9 with nine pins, and when it was over the Saints spent an hour in their practice room trying to sweat that drubbing out of their system.
This time somebody should have thrown the Saints a party.
Xavier collected five pins Thursday night and drubbed Washington, 52-24, in their Mississippi Valley Conference meet at Xavier.
Hayley Deutmeyer led a balanced attack with 13 points Tuesday as Xavier clobbered Waterloo East, 86-18, in a Mississippi Valley Conference girls basketball game at Xavier.
Sarah Dickes scored 12 points and McKenna Andersen had 11 points for the Saints, who are 3-0 and ranked No. 4 in Class 4A.
Morgan Breitbach had five assists and Deutmeyer had five steals.
Matt Nelson, Trey Sampson and Corbin Woods had only four practices to get ready for the high school basketball season after helping the Xavier Saints reach the championship game of the Class 4A football playoffs.
They've made a remarkably smooth transition.
The three football stars combined for 47 points Monday night as the Saints defeated Mount Pleasant, 60-48, to give Ryan Luehrsmann a victory in his first game as Xavier's new head coach.
Nelson scored 17 points, Sampson netted 16 and Woods added 14 as the Saints pulled away in the fourth quarter. Reggie Schulte, an all-state quarterback at Xavier, also played Monday night and contributed two points.
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