Mount Mercy University - Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Conroy, Bowman win races at 5th Seasons Dual

PALO - Lucy Conroy of Coe and Evan Bowman of Mount Mercy were the individual winners at the Fifth Seasons Dual cross country meet at Morgan Creek Park in Palo Saturday.

Conroy, a freshman, covered the women's three-mile race in 18 minutes,46.2 seconds. Bowman, a junior, captured the men's four-mile race in 21 minutes, 46.7 seconds.

Mount Mercy won the women's title and Coe took the men's title in the two-school meet.

WOMEN'S RESULTS

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Minthor leads Mustangs to soccer win

Jamesser Minthor scored a pair of second-half goals and assisted on another at Mount Mercy downed St. Francis, 4-1, in men's soccer action Wednesday at Heco Field.

Yinka Ajibola score the first Mount Mercy goal in the eighth minute. St. Francis tied the score six minutes later but Eike Sturmeit's unassited tally just before halftime put the Mustangs (5-2) ahead to stay.

Minthor's goals came during a five-minute span midway through the second half.

St. Francis is 2-3.

Coe women's soccer moves to 5-0

Jordan Holmes scored in the third minute and Hannah Torry added a tally in the 35th minute at the Coe women's soccer team moved to 5-0 Wednesday with a 2-0 win over Mount Mercy at Heco Field.

Danielle Dahl assisted on Torry's goal

MJ Winterer picked up the shutout in goal for the Kohawks, stopping all three shots she faced.

The Mustangs are 3-3-1.

Mount Mercy golfers shine in Peosta

PEOSTA - The Mount Mercy men's golf team dominated the Duhawk Fall Invitational at Thunder Hills Country Club on Tuesday.

The Mount Mercy varsity won the 14-team tournament and the Mount Mercy "B" team finished right behind the varsity in second place. The Mustangs swept the top three spots in the individual standings and had seven golfers in the top-10.

George Long of Mount Mercy won the tournament with a 1-under par 70. Warren Bynoe and Pedro Velasco of Mount Mercy shared second place with 70's.

Coe placed 10th in the tournament. Hunter Livermore tied for 22nd with a 78 for the Kohawks.

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