IHSAA Bulletin Spring 2019, Bulletin No. 589 IOWA HIGH SCHOOL In This Issue ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Member of National Federation of State High School Associations Board, Staff...... 1 (515) 432-2011 1605 S. Story Street, P.O. Box 10, Boone, IA 50036-0010 FAX (515) 432-2961 IHSAA News...... 3 Important Dates...... 4 The Game Plan...... 5 IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PURPOSE Recap: Swimming...... 7 To promote, develop, direct, protect, and regulate amateur inter- Recap: Wrestling...... 9 scholastic athletic relationships between member schools and to Recap: Bowling...... 12 stimulate fair play, friendly rivalry, and good sportsmanship among Recap: Basketball...... 15 contestants, schools, and communities throughout the state. Hall of Fame: Wrestling...... 18 Hall of Fame: Basketball...... 20 In Memoriam...... 22 BEDS: Alphabetical...... 24 Inside this Bulletin... BEDS: Numerical...... 26 Spring Classifications...... 29 IHSAA News, P. 3

Academic Achievement...... 34 Read about and get to know Tom Keating, the IHSAA’s Ejection Report...... 38 next executive director. A long-time school teacher, coach, and administrator, Keating will begin in Boone on July 1. Board Minutes...... 39

Halls of Fame, P. 18

The IHSAA’s 2019 Wrestling and Basketball Hall of Fame classes were inducted at Wells Fargo Arena back in Feb- ruary during their state championships. Get to know the selections.

Spring Classifications, P. 29

Classifications by enrollment are ready for the IHSAA’s four spring sports: golf, soccer, tennis, and track and field. BEDS numbers for the 2019-20 season are also available now.

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Central District A Maury Ruble, principal, Ogden...... 2020 Darrin Strike, superintendent, West Fork, Sheffield...... 2020 Deron Durflinger, superintendent, Van Meter...... 2022 Scott Dryer, principal, South Hamilton, Jewell...... 2023 AA Steve Pettit, principal, Southeast Polk...... 2023 Northeast District Greg Darling Dr. Rod Earleywine Barb Schwamman A Mike Crozier, superintendent, Northwood-Kensett...... 2019 Humboldt Sergeant Bluff-Luton Osage Doug Gee, superintendent, Clear Lake...... 2020 Chairperson Vice-Chairperson Treasurer Dale Crozier, superintendent, MFL, MarMac...... 2022 Lynn Baldus, principal, Saint Ansgar...... 2023 AA Jeff Gustason, principal, Linn-Mar, Marion...... 2021 Northwest District A Kevin Wood, principal, Manson NW Webster...... 2019 Steve Grond, superintendent, Boyden-Hull...... 2020 Ryan Kramer, superintendent, West Sioux, Hawarden....2021 Lynn Evans, superintendent, Alta-Aurelia...... 2023 AA Steve Webner, superintendent, LeMars...... 2022 Southeast District Scott Kibby Paula Wright Dave Wiebers A Tom Parker, superintendent, Camanche...... 2019 Oskaloosa Iowa City, Liberty Denison-Schleswig Kevin Crall, superintendent, Albia...... 2021 George Pickup, principal, Central DeWitt...... 2022 Ken Crawford, superintendent, Highland, Riverside...... 2023 AA Joe Stutting, superintendent, North Scott, Eldridge...... 2020 Southwest District A Casey Berlau, superintendent, Nodaway Valley ...... 2020 Mike Still, principal, Lenox...... 2021 Bill Huntington, principal, Mount Ayr...... 2022 Tom Wood, superintendent, Martensdale-St. Marys ...... 2023 Brent Cook Greg Dockum Dr. Ryan Wise AA Chris Basinger, principal, Norwalk...... 2019 Dubuque, Senior IASB Dept. of Education Eight voting members and one non-voting member comprise the The IHSAA’s Representative Council formulates the aims and IHSAA’s Board of Control, which has general supervision over all policies of the Association for the ensuing year and has the athletic contests of Association schools and interprets Association power to initiate amendments and new rules for the executive rules. director to submit to the electorate. IHSAA Staff

Alan Beste Brett Nanninga Todd Tharp Chad Elsberry Jared Chizek Executive Director Associate Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Assistant Director

Laura Brooker, Assistant to the Director of Officials — Chelsea Clark, Administrative Assistant Chris Cuellar, Communications Director — Lewie Curtis, Director of Officials — Amy Hopkins, Administrative Assistant Elisa Kahler, Office Manager — Tim Latta, Print Specialist — Bud Legg, Historian Kim Mechura, Administrative Assistant — Jessica Morgan, Director of Finance

IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PURPOSE To promote, develop, direct, protect, and regulate amateur interscholastic athletic relationships between member schools and to stimulate fair play, friendly rivalry, and good sportsmanship among contestants, schools, and communities throughout the state.

Spring 2019 1 When the original LED lights went on at Notre Dame Prep, nobody was happy.

Excessive glare and spill brought complaints from neighbors, motorists, and the City of Scottsdale, forcing the school to keep the lights off until a solution was found.

©2018 Musco Sports Lighting, LLC · ADIA18-3 When the original manufacturer failed, Musco was brought in and custom-designed an LED solution that eliminated glare and “ We could not imagine our field spill from affecting the surrounding area. looking more beautiful than it Get the whole story about does now. We are so grateful Notre Dame Prep's lighting project at for the excellent products and www.light-it-right.com customer service we received from Musco Lighting.” – Jill Platt Principal, Notre Dame Preparatory High School IHSAA news Tom Keating selected as IHSAA's 6th executive director

BOONE, Iowa – On March 13, the Board of Control of “The IHSAA’s long-stand- the Iowa High School Athletic Association has selected Tom ing tradition of serving its mem- Keating to serve as its next executive director, starting July 1, ber schools in support of educa- 2019. tion-based activities is recognized Keating is currently the president at Xavier, Cedar Rapids locally and nationally. Working and will be the sixth executive director in IHSAA history. He with an outstanding staff and will replace outgoing executive director Alan Beste, who an- board, as well as dedicated ad- nounced his retirement in August. ministrators and coaches across “We’re thrilled to welcome Tom Keating to the IHSAA the state, it will be my goal to en- family,” Board of Control chairperson and Humboldt super- hance the already outstanding intendent Greg Darling said. “The board went through an programs offered at the IHSAA.” extensive hiring process with a national search, surveys to A longtime advisory com- schools and staff, and rigorous interviews. mittee member for the Iowa Girls “Tom has taken a championship work ethic from his High School Athletic Union, Keating served on the IHSAA’s coaching career and combined that with invaluable knowl- Board of Control from 2008-18 and was chairperson in 2014- edge as an educator and administrator. His exceptional core 15. beliefs align with our vision of the IHSAA.” Keating was a 2003 inductee to the National High School A native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Keating began his Athletic Coaches Association’s Hall of Fame. He has been an career as a teacher and coach at Maxwell High School in 1977 adjunct instructor and authored five graduate-level courses before starting an award-winning run as a teacher, coach, for Drake University. and activities director at Wahlert, Dubuque in 1980. Wahlert “I look forward to working with the IGHSAU, IHSMA, IHS- won 11 state volleyball championships with Keating as head SA, Iowa Hall of Pride, the Department of Education, and our coach, and he was named NFHS National Coach of the Year state legislators to continue to find ways to positively impact for volleyball in 2003. young people in our state,” Keating said. He moved to Xavier as principal in 2004 and was named The IHSAA is a non-profit organization providing lead- the National Catholic Educational Association’s Educator of ership, regulation, and support to member schools and stu- the Year in 2010. Keating became president at Xavier in 2018. dent-athletes for interscholastic sports across the state of “I am excited to join the IHSAA as its next executive di- Iowa. rector,” Keating said. GET TO KNOW TOM KEATING

Q & A What do you do when you’re not working? Read, attend sports (high school, college, or pro), golf, and travel. Favorite college or professional sports teams? Mostly Philadelphia teams. Eagles, Phillies, Sixers, Flyers, Villanova, and the University of Iowa. Favorite restaurant in Iowa? Vinny Vanucchi’s in downtown Dubuque. Most recent book you’ve read? “Ego is the Enemy” by Ryan Holiday. Best lesson you learned from your first job? I was a busboy when I was 15. You can either complain about the mess or just get after it. If you could travel back in time, what would you tell your high school-age self? Don’t sweat the small stuff. Stay humble. Treat people with respect. ABOUT TOM Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Parents: My father Tom was an immigrant from Ireland, and my mother Mildred (Mennine) was a first-generation immigrant from Italy. Both are now deceased. Spouse: My wife is Jodi, and she’s from Maxwell, Iowa. She is an account executive for iHeart Media. Children: Three sons. Kevin is 34, lives in Waukee, and works for Target Corporation as a project manager and executive team lead. Tim is 31, lives in Cedar Rapids, and is a partner with GK Sports, a company that runs volleyball tournaments across the country. And Ryan is 19 and attends Loras College in Dubuque. He’s majoring in business analytics and is on the Loras men’s golf team.

Spring 2019 3 IHSAA calendar Important dates: Spring 2019 GOLF First Practice March 11 First Competition March 25 State Qualifying Meets Sectionals — May 10 Districts — May 17 State Meets — May 23-24 Class 3A — Lakeside Golf Course, Fort Dodge Class 2A — American Legion Memorial, Marshalltown Class 1A — Westwood Golf Course, Newton Co-Ed Meets — June 4

SOCCER First Practice March 11 First Competition March 28 Postseason Start May 20 State Tournament — At Cownie Soccer Park, Des Moines May 30-June 1

TENNIS First Practice March 11 First Competition March 25 State Districts — Singles & Doubles May 8 State Singles & Doubles — May 24-25 Class 2A — Veteran's Memorial Tennis Center, Cedar Rapids Class 1A — Byrne's Park Tennis Complex, Waterloo State Qualifying — Team Preliminary Substate — May 11 Substate — May 18 State Team Tournaments — May 28 Class 2A — Prairie Ridge Tennis Complex, Ankeny Class 1A — Waveland Tennis Courts, Des Moines Co-Ed Meets — June 4

TRACK & FIELD First Practice & Competition February 11 State Qualifying Meets May 9 State Co-Ed Meet — At Drake Stadium, Des Moines May 16-18

4 IHSAA Bulletin IHSAA Editorial Offering guidance and support to IHSAA The game plan member schools, ad- ministrators, officials, coaches, and the Just how much does character count? student-athletes who Given the IHSAA’s affiliation with schools, students, communities, officials, make interscholastic athletics thrive. and leadership groups, one might ask, “What is at the core of the IHSAA’s belief system when it comes to character and the 'Character Counts' program?" Brett Nanninga According best-selling author and speaker Jon Gordon: “If you asked 100 Associate Director people how important character is to build a great team, I bet at least 95 would Iowa High School Athletic Association say it’s essential. After all, you can be the greatest leader or coach on the planet but if your team lacks character you will fail to reach your potential.” Not surprising, and yet, as much as it gets talked about, written about, and analyzed, what is the real impact of character on an organization, school, or team? So often, leaders and coaches attempt to build a team or organization by focusing on talent rather than character and it leads to trouble. We see the effects of this decision-making flaw all the time in business and sports. Talent without a good moral compass or intuition creates undesirable issues for the entire team or organization. Embedded within quality of good character is a desire to do what is right and not compromise the integrity of the team or organization. Too often, organizational struggles are created by divisiveness over who is right and focus is lost on egos and personalities. If character really counts, then it should supercede the politics, the powerplays, the personal motivations, and allow for the truth to prevail — yielding the outcome of what is right. Character cultivates talent and moves an organization or team from average to greatness. A leader that is humble, hard-working, honest, decisive, dedicated, selfless, loyal, and accountable will be the kind of person who develops the orga- nizational talent and makes the right decisions to benefit the team. Character education doesn’t begin nor end with initiatives in schools or businesses. All of the seminars, retreats, and conferences in the world will not invoke a difference in organizational or team culture unless the leadership and talent are grounded in the components of solid character. It is obvious that character education is something we can all use. But with- out practical application on a daily basis, it is useless. As a service organization to our member schools, it is our hope that good character is what we stand for and also what we expect of the schools, communities, and officials we serve.

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6 IHSAA Bulletin ihsaa recaps Swimming Ankeny claims first swimming championship in second year at CRWC

The IHSAA’s State Swimming Championships were held in the University of Iowa’s Campus Recreation and Wellness Center for the second time in February. (Tucker Photo)

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The second year of the IHSAA State Bunn first raced to solo wins in the 50 and 100 freestyle Swimming Championships at the University of Iowa’s Cam- events, going 20.42 and 44.94 to clearly tap the wall ahead of pus Recreation and Wellness Center produced more record his competitors. times and, most importantly for a storied program, the first After smiling on his exit from the pool and quickly toweling team championship for Ankeny back in February. off, Bunn got back on deck to anchor the 200 and 400 free- The drama of the 2018 meet’s finish was capped in 2019 by style relays for the Bulldogs. Bettendorf claimed Automatic the co-op of Ankeny and Ankeny Centennial, with coach Jus- All-American times in those wins too, leading with Andrew tin Crouch’s squad being led by sophomore Trent Frandson to Ottavianelli, Luke Nickles, and Sam Mitvalsky in the 200 and a trophy over runner-up Waukee, third-place Bettendorf, and Ottavianelli, Nickles, and freshman Alex Stone in the 400. Dowling Catholic in fourth. Bunn was sensational in the Frandson won the 200-yard freestyle in the day’s second anchor legs, going 50 yards event and came back to shatter a state record in the 500 in 19.76 seconds in the 200 freestyle, holding off Cedar Falls’ two-time defending champ relay, then following that with Dylan Moffatt and racing to the finish in 4:23.46, more than a 44.38 closing run in the 400 four seconds better than the record Moffatt set in 2018. An- relay. keny also finished in second-place two times and third once in the meet’s relay events, claiming team points and climbing Dowling Catholic opens the podium enough times to win the single-class trophy. with record relay Meet details and top place-winner results to follow. The packed crowd inside CRWC was anticipating re- Bunn leads Bettendorf to trophy cord times in the exception- Bettendorf junior Charlie Bunn rode back home with four ally fast and clean college gold medals and two individual Automatic All-American facility, and Dowling Catho- marks after an impressive freestyle outing at the state meet. lic, West Des Moines didn’t Bettendorf's Charlie Bunn won two individual and two relay gold medals at the 2019 meet.

Spring 2019 7 ihsaa recaps Swimming make them wait long. The Maroons reeled off a state meet record and Automatic All-American time in the day’s first event, going 1:32.67 in the 200 medley relay. The quartet of Nick Chase, Jerry Xu, Gage Ag- new, and John Culver secured 40 points for their team efforts and finished two seconds ahead of second-place Iowa City, West. Chase followed that up with an individ- ual win in the 100 backstroke later in the day, finishing in 50.10.

Frandson, Frazier impress Iowa City, City High’s Forrest Frazier emphatically earned state swimmer of the year honors in 2018 after taking the 100 butterfly and 100 breaststroke titles as a sophomore. Back in his hometown pool this February, Frazier focused individually on the breaststroke and crushed the field Finishing with 226 points, Ankeny claimed its first state team swimming championship. The IHSAA has given out a team title at with Automatic All-American honors and a state swimming since 1938. 55.17 time for the title. Both Frazier and Frandson are sure to continue their histor- It was a full second slower than his 2018 time, but only five ic high school runs with their school and club times. of the 24 qualifiers at this year’s meet could beat the 1:00.00 mark. Complete results from the 2019 State Swimming Champi- The state’s next impressive sophomore stepped up in Fra- onships are available online: zier’s place, with Frandson earning Automatic All-American iahsaa.org/swimming/2019-state-meet-central-2 spots with 1:37.75 in the 200 freestyle and the aforementioned record time in the 500 freestyle.

2019 State Swimming Championships Results Top Team Scoring 1. Ankeny 226; 2. Waukee 210; 3. Bettendorf 205.5; 4. Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. 195; 5. Valley, W.D.M. 164; 6. Linn-Mar, Marion 123; 7. Iowa City, West 112; 8. Cedar Falls 107; 9. Dubuque, Hempstead 99; 10t. Cedar Rapids, Wahsington 87, Sioux City Metro 87.

Event Leaders 200 Medley Relay 1. Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. (Chase, Xu, Agnew, Culver) 1:32.67; 2. Iowa City, West (Pinter, Happel, Hajek, Kimball) 1:34.75; 3. Ankeny (Stukerjurgen, Keinroth, Miner, Martin) 1:35.22. 200 Freestyle 1. Trent Frandson, Ankeny, 1:37.75; 2. James Pinter, Iowa City, West, 1:41.23; 3. Nick Chase, Dowling Catholic, W.D.M., 1:42.35. 200 Individual Medley 1. Cameron Linder, Waukee, 1:51.11; 2. Dylan Moffatt, Cedar Falls, 1:52.14; 3. Andrew Reiter, Waukee, 1:52.29. 50 Freestyle 1. Charlie Bunn, Bettendorf, 20.42; 2. Kevin Burke, Pleasant Valley, 20.61; 3. Jacob Keller, Valley, W.D.M., 20.65. 100 Butterfly 1. Izaak Hajek, Iowa City, West, 49.45; 2. Kyle Hopewell, Davenport, Central, 51.07; 3. Andrew Reiter, Waukee, 51.52. 100 Freestyle 1. Charlie Bunn, Bettendorf, 44.94; 2. James Pinter, Iowa City, West, 45.74; 3. William Rankin, Sioux City Metro, 46.11. 500 Freestyle 1. Trent Frandson, Ankeny, 4:23.46; 2. Dylan Moffatt, Cedar Falls, 4:31.97; 3. Cameron Linder, Waukee, 4:35.12. 200 Freestyle Relay 1. Bettendorf (Ottavianelli, Nickles, Mitvalsky, Bunn) 1:23.56; 2. Ankeny (Martin, Vaske, Swanepoel, Frandson) 1:23.68; 3. Valley, W.D.M. (Kirkpatrick, Bach, Johnson, Keller) 1:24.47. 100 Backstroke 1. Nick Chase, Dowling Catholic, W.D.M., 50.10; 2. Kevin Burke, Pleasant Valley, 50.41; 3. John Culver, Dowling Catholic, W.D.M., 50.54. 100 Breaststroke 1. Forrest Frazier, Iowa City, City High, 55.17; 2. Dylan Jones, Keokuk, 57.94; 3. Jacob McCredie, Pleasant Valley, 59.05. 400 Freestyle Relay 1. Bettendorf (Ottavianelli, Nickles, Stone, Bunn) 3:05.10; 2. Ankeny (Frandson, Vaske, Swanepoel, Martin) 3:06.13; 3. Waukee (Pollitt, Muenzenmay, Linder, Reiter) 3:07.73.

8 IHSAA Bulletin ihsaa recaps Wrestling Group of three-time champs, great freshmen class shine at state

Assumption, Davenport senior Julien Broderson (right) was one of four three-time state champions crowned at the 2019 IHSAA State Wrestling Championships at Wells Fargo Arena from Feb. 14-16.

DES MOINES, Iowa – The show delivered again. Lisbon’s 104.5. The Dons did not win an individual title, but The 2019 edition of the Iowa High School State Wrestling put all 10 of their qualifiers on the podium and doubled up Championships packed Wells Fargo Arena in downtown Des with a dual team title. Moines with student-athletes and communities from across Details from each class continue below. Iowa in February, crowding in for an exceptional traditional tournament and Saturday’s titles. Waverly-Shell Rock completes climb back in 3A Four wrestlers wrapped up their 2018-19 seasons with Guided by 11 tournament qualifiers and coach Eric Whit- their third individual championships: Akron-Westfield’s John come, the Go-Hawks returned to state tournament glory by Henrich; Assumption, Davenport’s Julien Broderson; Lisbon’s claiming their sixth team title and first since 2011. Waver- Cael Happel; and West Sioux, Hawarden’s Adam Allard. The ly-Shell Rock put nine on the podium and saved its biggest latter two champs will have an opportunity to return next win- cheers for Saturday night, getting a title at 285 pounds from ter and join the class of storied four-time state champions. senior Andrew Snyder. Henrich and Broderson closed out their varsity careers on the The Go-Hawks had highest of notes and after completing undefeated seasons. to hold off second-place The three-day tournament was also highlighted by an Southeast Polk and 2018 outstanding freshmen class that stepped up in the biggest champ Fort Dodge in matches and could leave its mark in the state history books. third, with Ankeny Centen- Twelve members of the Class of 2022 were finalists wrestling nial and Waukee rounding on Saturday night and six won championships in their com- out four CIML squads in petitive weight classes. 3A’s top five. Southeast Team honors were claimed before the championship Polk had won four state bouts, even in parity-filled Class 2A, with familiar names at team titles since the last the top for long-time wrestling fans. Waverly-Shell Rock won time Waverly-Shell Rock its first traditional tournament title since wrapping up its run raised the trophy, but of four straight in 2011, topping perennial power Southeast settled for an impressive Polk in 3A. West Delaware emerged at the top of 2A to add performance on Saturday to Wednesday’s dual team title, scoring 76.5 points in a field night and getting individ- where 21 teams tallied at least 30 team points. And in 1A, Don ual championships from Bosco, Gilbertville returned for what is set up to be another Lance Runyon (152), Cade Sebastiano Fidone (left) and Dan Gable (right) sizable run at the top, scoring 151 team points to second-place DeVos (160), and Gabe opened Saturday night's championships with a countdown on the mats at Wells Fargo Arena.

Spring 2019 9 ihsaa recaps Wrestling

Christenson (195). DeVos was a repeat winner after taking 145 Don Bosco writes next chapter in 1A rivalry in 2018. Fort Dodge had two early title-winners at 113 and 120 Don Bosco’s 11th traditional tournament team champi- from super sophomore Drake Ayala and junior Carson Taylor. onship came despite not winning an individual title and rival Beau Lombardi won an emotional title at 220 for Valley, Lisbon taking three in a row on Saturday night. The Dons put West Des Moines, getting embraced by family and friends af- 10 on the podium and put the team race away early on, led ter the physical overtime final, including brother Rocky who by finalists in senior Daniel Kimball (120) freshman Carson dropped a dramatic overtime final of his own at 220 in 2017. Tenold (160) and junior Thomas Even (182). Trever Anderson was a freshman champ at 106 for Ankeny, Lisbon and coach Brad Smith finished a distant second, and Caleb Rathjen at 126 gave the Hawks two title-winners but struck gold with freshman Robert Avila Jr. at 126, three- on Saturday night. time champion Cael Happel at 132, and senior champ Cobe Siebrecht at 138. Happel scored bonus points in all four of his West Delaware wins wide open 2A bouts and can follow his older brother Carter’s path as a four- Class 2A was up for grabs as usual through two days at time state champion next season. Wells Fargo Arena, with more than a dozen teams realistically West Sioux’s Adam Allard continued his ascent, taking vying for a team title and boasting finalists. Coach Jeff Voss’s the title at 120 after winning 106 as a freshman and 113 as Hawks ended up holding on with 76.5 points, chased by Spirit a sophomore. Akron-Westfield’s John Henrich completed a Lake Park (63.5), Clear Lake (62.5), Union (60.5), Solon (58.5) three-peat as well, dominating at 160 for his third consecutive and more in the final standings. championship at the physical weight class. AHSTW’s Gabe West Delaware improbably finished without a finalist, but Pauley repeated atop the podium, taking a sudden victory in a year that saw no 2A school claim more than one individ- win over Even in the finals at 182. ual champion, found it to be enough. The win adds to West Complete results and information from the 2019 State Delaware’s team titles in 1991 and 2013. Wrestling Championships are always available online: Among the 14 champions was Broderson, a dominant iahsaa.org/wrestling/2019-state-meet-central winner at 195 and three-time champ at Assumption. The Iowa State wrestling recruit is also a title-winning baseball player and finished 53-0 as a senior with only one match going all six minutes. Centerville sophomore Matthew Lewis also re- peated as champ, this time at 113. Two freshmen will be ones to watch in the future: Crest- wood’s Carter Fousek at 106 and Solon’s Hayden Taylor at 126 were impressive in their fields and finished the weekend with their arms raised. Four 2018 runners-up also stepped to the top of the podium this February: Clear Lake’s Eric Faught at 132, Spirit Lake Park’s Kyler Rieck at 152, Woodward-Grang- er’s Cody Fisher at 220 and Clarion-Goldfield-Dows’ Spencer Trenary at 285.

2019 State Individual Wrestling Champions Class 3A Class 2A Class 1A 106 Trever Anderson, Ankeny 106 Carter Fousek, Crestwood, Cresco 106 Marcel Lopez, New London 113 Drake Ayala, Fort Dodge 113 Matthew Lewis, Centerville 113 Aidan Noonan, Cascade, Western Dubuque 120 Carson Taylor, Fort Dodge 120 Drake Doolittle, Webster City 120 Adam Allard, West Sioux, Hawarden 126 Caleb Rathjen, Ankeny 126 Hayden Taylor, Solon 126 Robert Avila Jr., Lisbon 132 Joe Pins, Dubuque, Hempstead 132 Eric Faught, Clear Lake 132 Cael Happel, Lisbon 138 Eli Loyd, Pleasant Valley 138 Jack Thomsen, Union, LaPorte City 138 Cobe Siebrecht, Lisbon 145 Collin Lewis, North Scott, Eldridge 145 Joey Busse, Humboldt 145 Wade Mitchell, Woodbury Central, Moville 152 Lance Runyon, Southeast Polk 152 Kyler Rieck, Spirit Lake Park 152 Kory Van Oort, West Sioux, Hawarden 160 Cade DeVos, Southeast Polk 160 Skyler Noftsger, Ballard 160 John Henrich, Akron-Westfield 170 Anthony Zach, Waukee 170 Paul Ryan, Mount Vernon 170 Treyton Cacek, Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven-Ayrshire 182 Jacob Wempen, Linn-Mar, Marion 182 Tristin Westphal, Washington 182 Gabe Pauley, AHSTW, Avoca 195 Gabe Christenson, Southeast Polk 195 Julien Broderson, Assumption, Davenport 195 Zach Ryg, Central Springs 220 Beau Lombardi, Valley, West Des Moines 220 Cody Fisher, Woodward-Granger 220 Garet Sims, Iowa Valley, Marengo 285 Andrew Snyder, Waverly-Shell Rock 285 Spencer Trenary, Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 285 Arron Olson, Missouri Valley

10 IHSAA Bulletin ihsaa recaps SE Polk, West Delaware, Don Bosco take dual team titles

DES MOINES, Iowa – The three top seeds in the state Don Bosco repeated as 1A dual team champ and won its dual team tournament took home titles to open the week at 10th dual title in the process, with coach Tom Hogan’s team state wrestling inside Wells Fargo Arena. Southeast Polk (3A), crushing their first two foes and topping local rival Denver in West Delaware (2A), and Don Bosco, Gilbertville (1A) each the final, 48-18. The win extended the Dons’ record for most claimed their class championships with impressive score- appearances in the state dual tournament and gave them the lines to add to their trophy cases. most dual crowns in state history. Southeast Polk continued its odd year success, stacking Crestwood, Independence, and PCM, Monroe were mak- another trophy on to dual team titles in 2013, 2015, and 2017. ing their state dual tournament debuts, and all were in the The Rams routed their early round opponents and held off Class 2A field. Ankeny Centennial cracked the field for the their rival for the week, Waverly-Shell Rock, in a 37-27 final. first time in 3A and finished in third after close wins over Coach Jason Christenson’s squad jumped out to a 19-0 lead Bettendorf and 2018 champion Fort Dodge. West Sioux was on the Go-Hawks and used two late pins from Devin Harmi- making its second state duals appearance and left with a son at 113 pounds and Joel Jesuroga at 120 to secure the win. third-place finish in the 1A field after topping Lisbon in the West Delaware won its first dual team title since 1991 by consolation final. cruising to wins over Sergeant Bluff-Luton, Crestwood, and All three classes finished with the two top-seeded teams Solon by a combined margin of 84 points. The massive 2A squaring off in the finals, with No. 1 beating No. 2. roster never trailed in team scoring in their duals and won the final, 45-12. Complete dual results are below.

Class 3A State Duals Quarterfinals: Southeast Polk 72, Epworth Western Dubuque 6; Fort Dodge 32, Waukee 30; Waverly-Shell Rock 50, Valley, W.D.M. 24; Ankeny Centennial 36, Bettendorf 26 Championship Semifinals: Southeast Polk 62, Fort Dodge 9; Waverly-Shell Rock 42, Ankeny Centennial 25 Consolation Semifinals: Waukee 51, Epworth, Western Dubuque 14; Bettendorf 42, Valley, W.D.M. 21 Placement Finals: 1st: Southeast Polk 37, Waverly-Shell Rock 27; 3rd: Ankeny Centennial 34, Fort Dodge 33; 5th: Bettendorf 41, Waukee 26; 7th: Epworth, Western Dubuque 46, Valley, W.D.M. 28

Class 2A State Duals Quarterfinals: West Delaware 58, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 20; Crestwood 37, Assumption, Davenport 25; Solon 51, Independence 21; Osage 47, PCM, Monroe 21 Championship Semifinals: West Delaware 51, Crestwood 28; Solon 48, Osage 22 Consolation Semifinals: Assumption, Davenport 36, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 32; Indepen- dence 39, PCM, Monroe 36 Placement Finals: 1st: West Delaware 45, Solon 12; 3rd: Osage 37, Crestwood 33; 5th: Assumption, Davenport 39, Independence 35; 7th: Ser- geant Bluff-Luton 70, PCM, Monroe 12

Class 1A State Duals Quarterfinals: Don Bosco, Gilbertville 71, Missouri Valley 4; West Sioux 42, Lake Mills 30; Denver 56, Logan-Magnolia 16; Lisbon 35, Emmetsburg 33 Championship Semifinals: Don Bosco, Gilbertville 71, West Sioux 12; Denver 39, Lisbon 35 Consolation Semifinals: Lake Mills 44, Missouri Valley 25; Emmetsburg 33, Logan-Mag- nolia 32 Placement Finals: 1st: Don Bosco, Gilbertville 48, Denver 18; 3rd: West Sioux 33, Lisbon 32; 5th: Lake Mills 42, Emmetsburg 25; 7th: Logan-Mag- nolia 51, Missouri Valley 27

Spring 2019 11 ihsaa recaps Bowling Team champs break through, Beaham’s 300 shines in Waterloo

Cadillac XBC played host to the State Co-Ed Bowling Championships for the second year in a row, with the IHSAA and IGHSAU event moved out of Plaza Lanes in Des Moines following its 2017 fire.

WATERLOO, Iowa – Red Oak and Council Bluffs, Thomas Individual qualifier Tristan Corcoran from Waterloo, West Jefferson excitedly lifted their first IHSAA bowling team titles took second overall with a 483, closely followed by Pleasant while Davenport, North returned to the championship a cou- Valley’s Alton Barber (482) in third with Muscatine’s Noah ple days later in a week of exceptional bowling at Cadillac Miller (465), and Cedar Rapids, Jefferson’s Matt Kitzmiller Lanes. The 2019 State Co-Ed Bowling Championships were (449) rounding out the top five. Waukee’s individual qualifier held at the Waterloo alley for the second year in a row and Joe Jensen finished 10th overall as the highest-placing fresh- delivered both cheers and tears in the boys’ contests. man in this year’s field. Verdon’s consistency with 257 and Red Oak opened Monday’s meet with the Class 1A cham- 237 games was enough to fend off great second games from pionship after finishing as state runner-up on four previous Corcoran (277) and Barber (268) for the title. occasions. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson used excellent Waukee took the girls’ team title by placing three in the baker game scores to win a hotly-contested 2A event. And top 10 on the lanes next to the boys’ squads. Davenport, North won its fourth state bowling team title in the postponed 3A meet, taking first for the first time since Thrilled T.J. takes 2A 2014 when the event was at Plaza Lanes in Des Moines. With the top four The individual highlights came from Louisa-Muscatine’s team scores separated Dustin Beaham and Xavier, Cedar Rapids’ Dale Weaver who by just 29 pins at Tues- bowled a 300 and 296, respectively, to take the 1A and 2A day’s 2A meet, anx- titles. Beaham’s 300 was the third in state meet history and iety poured through helped him secure back-to-back finishes atop the 1A field. the packed crowd at More details from each day are below. Cadillac XBC as final counts were read off. Wildcats wrap up 3A titles Once the close scores Paced by individual champion Bryan Verdon’s 494 and cleared up, only one three teammates with scores over 400, Davenport, North squad started hug- claimed its state-best fourth team title since bowling was ging, crying, and sanctioned in 2010. Coach Jeff Strouth’s squad held off fel- jumping for joy: Coun- low Eastern Iowa foes Pleasant Valley (3,053), Cedar Rapids, cil Bluffs, Thomas Jef- Jefferson (3,031), and Muscatine (3,017) with a team total of ferson, state bowling 3,183. Verdon is the school’s second individual state champ champions for the first Marshalltown was making its fifth straight state meet ap- after Zach Fries won 2A in 2013. time. pearance, tied for most all-time among large-class squads.

12 IHSAA Bulletin ihsaa recaps Bowling Coach Diane Storey’s squad used the margin from its fifth and final baker game to improbably take home the title, scor- ing 3,175 over North Scott, Eldridge (3,157), defending champ West Delaware (3,150), and fourth-place Ottumwa (3,146). The Yellow Jackets had four bowlers better than 400 in their indi- vidual games, paced by senior Andrew Chavarria’s 471 and sophomore Max Schuster’s 452. Thomas Jefferson was the 2A runner-up in 2017 and qualified for the meet in 2018, but made the leap in 2019 with a close-knit squad. Xavier, Cedar Rapids junior Dale Weaver had the morn- ing’s individual highlight, going for a 300 in his second game and coming up just short to finish with a 296 on his final roll. His two-game 512 was good enough for the 2A individual ti- tle, followed by North Scott’s Isaac Neymeyer (479) in sec- ond, Chavarria in third, Ottumwa’s Dawson Greene (465) in fourth, and West Delaware’s Brandon Larsen (464) in fifth. The girls’ event was a showcase for Fort Dodge and ju- nior Leah Sanck, who rolled an outstanding 268-266—534 to take the individual title with one of the best scores in state meet history. Louisa-Muscatine junior Dustin Beaham rolled a 535 to win the Class 1A title, tied for the second- highest two-game score in state meet history. Beaham’s 300, Red Oak get big 1A cheers Starting off the tournament week with a perfect 300 vidual competition, bowling a two-game 480 and leading the made Louisa-Muscatine’s Dustin Beaham an immediate star. Tigers to their first state team title after four other occasions The junior made sure his 2018 individual title in 1A was secure coming up in second place. by taking the 2019 crown too, following up his crowd-pleasing Scoring issues delayed the official team trophy race, with 300 with a 235 for the win. Beaham became just the second Red Oak (3,135), Camanche (3,098), Durant (2,993), and Cen- bowler to repeat as IHSAA state champ and could become tral DeWitt (2,965) taking the top four final scores. the first ever three-time champ in 2020. Louisa-Muscatine also posted the top two girls’ scores Red Oak’s Noah Westerlund was Beaham’s closest indi- and won the girls’ team title in 1A.

2019 State Bowling Scoring Class 3A Class 2A Class 1A Team Scoring Team Scoring Team Scoring 1. Davenport, North 3,183 1. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 3,175 1. Red Oak 3,135 2. Pleasant Valley 3,053 2. North Scott, Eldridge 3,157 2. Camanche 3,098 3. Cedar Rapids, Jefferson 3,031 3. West Delaware, Manchester 3,150 3. Durant 2,993 4. Muscatine 3,017 4. Ottumwa 3,146 4. Central DeWitt 2,965 5. Marshalltown 2,976 5. Clinton 3,081 5. Charles City 2,879 6. Southeast Polk 2,955 6. Keokuk 2,836 6. Vinton-Shellsburg 2,839 7. Prairie, Cedar Rapids 2,911 7. Xavier, Cedar Rapids 2,834 7. OA-BCIG 2,737 8. Cedar Falls 2,887 8. LeMars 2,810 8. Bondurant-Farrar 2,671 Top Individual Scoring Top Individual Scoring Top Individual Scoring 1. Bryan Verdon, Davenport, North 257-237—494 1. Dale Weaver, Xavier, Cedar Rapids 216-296—512 1. Dustin Beaham, Louisa-Muscatine 300-235 535 2. Tristan Corcoran, Waterloo, West 206-277—483 2. Isaac Neymeyer, North Scott 224-255—479 2. Noah Westerlund, Red Oak 204-276 480 3. Alton Barber, Pleasant Valley 214-268—482 3. A. Chavarria, C.B., Thomas Jefferson 268-203—471 3. Austin Dau, Camanche 256-215 471 4. Noah Miller, Muscatine 248-217—465 4. Dawson Greene, Ottumwa 258-207—465 4. Troy Edmunds, Camanche 211-238 449 5. Matt Kitzmiller, C.R., Jefferson 217-232—449 5. Brandon Larsen, West Delaware 267-197—464 5. Nathan Schultz, Charles City 208-233 441 6. Kamrin Chizek, Marshalltown 223-225—448 6. Brock Larson, North Scott 235-222—457 6. Kyle Fox, Central DeWitt 224-208 432 7. Cory LaBarge, Pleasant Valley 221-225—446 7. Max Schuster, C.B., Thomas Jefferson 185-267—452 7. Zack Robertson, Louisa-Muscatine 200-231 431 8. Joshua DelCorso, Pleasant Valley 252-181—433 8. Kody Sapp, Keokuk 246-204—450 8. Sean Odegard, Durant 181-247 428 9. Brant Carter, Davenport, North 166-266—432 9. Jacob Hartman, Clinton 234-213—447 9. Darian Hannel, OA-BCIG 191-236 427 10. Joe Jensen, Waukee 207-224—431 10. Alex Schnieders, West Delaware 229-213—442 10. Derek Baucom, Red Oak 196-227 423

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ihsaa recaps Basketball

Grand View wins third straight, Cedar Falls repeats, Oskaloosa and North Linn take first hoops titles

DES MOINES, Iowa – Great crowds and close contests but managed to tie the game up with 1:20 remaining on a highlighted the 2019 state tournament at Wells Fargo Are- Sam Link 3-pointer. Noah Carter led the Rams with 12 points na, with 32 programs playing in downtown Des Moines from and seven rebounds, and Link added 11, but their final varsity March 4-8. The second Finals Friday featured a three-peat game ended with a runner-up trophy. Senior finished second from Grand View Christian, titles for the first time to North at the state tournament for the second time. Linn and Oskaloosa, then a back-to-back cap to the week Cedar Falls repeated after winning its first state title last from Cedar Falls. winter. Despite the loss of 2018 All-Tournament Team cap- Nineteen games in the action-packed week were de- tain – and newly-minted Freshman of the Year in his college cided by less than 10 points, including Alburnett's semifinal league – A.J. Green, the Tigers came back and coach Ryan buzzer-beater, Dubuque Senior's overtime win over Waukee, Schultz’s squad won the large-school class again. and all three of Oskaloosa's nail-biting victories on the way to the Class 3A crown. Below are brief stories from each of the four title games. Recaps and box scores from all 32 games of the 2019 tourna- ment are available online through the IHSAA's State Tourna- ment Central page.

CLASS 4A Cedar Falls 44, Dubuque, Senior 41 Cedar Falls repeated as Class 4A state champion after a hard fought 44-41 win over Dubuque, Senior in Friday night’s title game. The Tigers (21-3) didn’t meet their Mississippi Valley Con- ference foe in the regular season, saving their lone matchup for Wells Fargo Arena with trophies on the line. All-Tourna- ment Team captain Logan Wolf led Cedar Falls with 15 points, six rebounds, and five assists as his team couldn’t truly se- cure the win until Senior’s final half-court heave bounced off the backboard. Logan Wolf collects a rebound for Cedar Falls in the Class 4A semifinals against North Scott, Eldridge. Wolf was Senior (19-4) by as many as eight in a physical second half, named All-Tournament Team captain after leading the Tigers to its second straight championship.

Spring 2019 15 ihsaa recaps Basketball Hilmer and 17 from Trevor Boge to win their program’s first crown. Hilmer’s father Mike won his first title and grandfather Bob won his second as the squad’s co-coaches. Jake added eight rebounds, eight assists, and four steals to cap his second straight year as All-Tournament Team captain. Boyden-Hull (24-3) was playing in its eighth title game and held the speedy Lynx to just 21 points in the first half. The Comet defense eventually couldn’t keep North Linn out, and the Siouxland Conference squad struggled to keep up, despite getting points from eight different players. Spencer Te Slaa had a team-high 10 points. North Linn is 2A’s first unbeaten state champion since 2014.

CLASS 1A Grand View Christian 43, Alburnett 24 Grand View Christian persevered Bowen Born (13) was named All-Tournament Team captain in Class 3A playing for runner-up Norwalk. Born scored 40 points in quartefinal play. through a plodding start to Friday’s 1A championship game to earn their third straight state title in a 43-24 victory over seventh-seeded underdog CLASS 3A Alburnett. Oskaloosa 48, Norwalk 44 The Pirates (20-6) opted for a slow pace against the big- In their third meeting of the season, Oskaloosa claimed ger and more athletic Des Moines-based program, only man- the all-important win: The Class 3A championship over Lit- aging six points in the first half and struggling to keep up late. tle Hawkeye Conference rival Norwalk, 48-44 in front of a In their first ever state tournament appearance under long- packed Wells Fargo Arena crowd on Friday night. time coach Jeff Christopherson, Alburnett still managed to The hard-earned win marked Oskaloosa’s (19-5) first keep its fans and neutral supporters involved despite shoot- state championship, clinched in the last 20 seconds with a ing just 8-of-33 over the 32-minute game. Hunter Caves led Cole Henry put-back and Iszac Schultz’s pressure-packed the Pirates with eight points and eight rebounds. free throws. Henry finished with 19 points and 14 rebounds, Grand View Christian became the first squad to win three 10 coming on the offensive end, as coach Ryan Parker’s club straight 1A crowns since Palmer accomplished the feat from used their interior length advantage against top seed Nor- 1986-88, and just the seventh ever. Harouna Sissoko led the walk. Thunder (26-1) with 10 points, but All-Tournament Team cap- Bowen Born led the Warriors (22-5) for the third straight tain Issa Samake added nine points, 11 rebounds, four steals, game, scoring 26 points with four assists. The junior guard and three assists. was named All-Tournament Team captain after the effort, try- Grand View Christian’s lone loss in the 2018-19 season ing with his teammates to shoot over or around Henry and came to 4A state tournament qualifier Iowa City, West. Albur- Oskaloosa’s 7-foot junior Xavier Foster. nett advanced as far as it could in its state tournament de- Norwalk held a 31-30 advantage after an electric first half, but, but was held to the lowest point total in a championship but the two defenses tightened up after the break and Nor- game in the four-class era. walk lost its lead for good in the final two minutes of the third quarter. Norwalk finished as runner-up for the second time, with its only other finals appearance coming in 2009. Oskaloosa’s first title appearance came last year, in a loss to Glenwood.

CLASS 2A North Linn, Troy Mills 60, Boyden-Hull 41 Putting an exclamation point on an unbeaten season, North Linn, Troy Mills took home the Class 2A state cham- pionship on Friday afternoon with its 60-41 victory over Boy- den-Hull. The Lynx (26-0) scored 39 points after halftime to break Grand View Christian and Alburnett locked up in Class 1A for the lowest scoring championship game since the open a tight title game, using 20 points from senior Jake 1940s. The Thunder won for their third straight title.

16 IHSAA Bulletin ihsaa recaps Basketball Class 4A Class 2A Tournament Results Tournament Results Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Cedar Falls 63, Sioux City, East 41 Boyden-Hull 61, Regina, Iowa City 56 North Scott, Eldridge 56, Ames 38 South Hamilton, Jewell 73, Rock Valley 61 Waukee 48, Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. 35 Van Meter 43, Dike-New Hartford 32 Dubuque, Senior 39, Iowa City, West 36 North Linn 68, Des Moines Christian 45 Semifinals Semifinals Cedar Falls 35, North Scott, Eldridge 27 Boyden-Hull 62, South Hamilton, Jewell 59 Dubuque, Senior 57, Waukee 55 (OT) North Linn 54, Van Meter 47 Consolation Consolation Class 4A: Cedar Falls Waukee 66, North Scott, Eldridge 57 South Hamilton 54, Van Meter 52 Championship Championship Cedar Falls 44, Dubuque, Senior 41 North Linn 60, Boyden-Hull 41

All-Tournament Team All-Tournament Team Logan Wolf, Cedar Falls (captain) Jake Hilmer, North Linn (captain) Dylan Jones, Waukee Keyton Moser, Boyden-Hull Noah Carter, Dubuque, Senior Conner Hill, South Hamilton, Jewell Ty Anderson, North Scott, Eldridge Beau De Jongh, Boyden-Hull Jack Campbell, Cedar Falls Trevor Boge, North Linn

Class 3A: Oskaloosa Class 3A Class 1A Tournament Results Tournament Results Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Norwalk 81, Ballard 39 Grand View Christian 58, St. Albert, C.B. 51 Clear Lake 61, West Delaware, Manchester 46 Montezuma 78, Bishop Garrigan, Algona 65 Winterset 59, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 54 St. Mary's, Remsen 58, Prince of Peace, Clinton 55 Oskaloosa 51, Marion 49 Alburnett 55, Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 54 Semifinals Semifinals Norwalk 61, Clear Lake 54 Grand View Christian 59, Montezuma 36 Oskaloosa 48, Winterset 43 Alburnett 39, St. Mary's, Remsen 37 Consolation Consolation Winterset 67, Clear Lake 49 St. Mary’s, Remsen 50, Montezuma 49 Class 2A: North Linn, Troy Mills Championship Championship Oskaloosa 48, Norwalk 44 Grand View Christian 43, Alburnett 24

All-Tournament Team All-Tournament Team Bowen Born, Norwalk (captain) Issa Samake, Grand View Christian (captain) Cole Henry, Oskaloosa Izic Mackey, Alburnett Easton Darling, Winterset Trey Shearer, Montezuma Drew Enke, Clear Lake Hunter Caves, Alburnett Xavier Foster, Oskaloosa Arturo Montes, Grand View Christian

Recaps, box scores, photos, and more state tournament information always available online: Class 1A: Grand View Christian www.iahsaa.org/basketball/2019-state-tournament-central

Spring 2019 17 HALL OF FAME Wrestling Hall of Fame adds 7 in 2019 DES MOINES, Iowa – Five wrestlers and two coaches BILL PLEIN were inducted in the IHSAA’s 2019 Wrestling Hall of Fame The coach behind more than 400 class. All seven honorees attended a reception at the Iowa dual team victories over 28 seasons at Hall of Pride and were inducted at Wells Fargo Arena before Columbus Community, Columbus the state wrestling finals on February 16. Their biographical Junction has won two state tournament information is below: titles and three state dual team championships. The Wildcats won the MARK BERTSCH Class 1A team title in 1995 and stepped Bertsch’s wrestling career began in up to take Class 2A in 1997 under 1970 at Dubuque, Senior where he was Plein’s leadership. The years Columbus coached and inspired by Hall of Famer finished as traditional tournament Bill Dotson. Upon graduation, his runner-up — 1996, 1998 and 1999 — it won the dual team collegiate career began at Arizona championships. His squads finished with a 404-88-1 dual Western Junior College. Mark returned team record, making him the 13th coach in state history to home to wrestle his final two years at top the 400-win mark. Columbus Community featured 10 Loras College under the guidance of individual state champions and nearly 50 place-winners Pat Flanagan. While at Loras, he served during Plein’s run. That count included five wrestlers with as team captain and was a two-time more than 150 career varsity wins each. He took over at Notre national qualifier. Bertsch then began teaching and coaching Dame-West Burlington/Danville for the first time in the 2018- at Newman Catholic in Mason City, where he has spent his 19 season. entire 40-year career. Heading into this season, he had A Waukon native and eventual standout at Central acquired 380 dual victories, 78 state tournament qualifiers, College, he learned and grew his own coaching tree in 45 place-winners, 14 finalists, and eight state champions. His southeast Iowa. An athletic director at Wapello until 2018 and teams finished 3rd, 5th, and 6th at the State traditional now at Notre Dame, Plein has previously also coached tournament. softball, baseball, football, and track. Plein has also served as Bertsch helped develop the first state dual ranking a USA Wrestling coach and official. The son of Francis and system for the state of Iowa in the 1990s and served as Marguerite Plein, he has a stepson, Brandon Janssen. president of the IWCOA in 2003-04. Bertsch and his wife Deb reside in Mason City, where they raised daughter Carrie and MARK RIAL, Fort Dodge son Matthew. Carrie was a team manager and cheerleader at A four-time state qualifier and Newman while Matthew was a two-time wrestling place- three-time finalist, Rial’s varsity career winner. ramped up as a sophomore, when he reeled off a 115-2 record in his last three TRENT GOODALE, Osage seasons. That mark included 90 falls Just the third wrestler in Osage’s and eight technical falls, leading to two outstanding wrestling history to win state titles for the Dodgers: 103 pounds three state championships, Goodale in 1994, and 125 pounds in 1996. A four- was a four-time finalist and also led the time CIML champion and four-time program to the 2001 dual team district champion, Rial finished with a championship. Gradually working his prep record of 134-8 and before he graduated with 100 career way up, Goodale won the 112 pounds title as a sophomore in 1999, then 119 in 2000, and 125 as a senior in 2001. He finished with a career varsity record of 159-6. He would go on to become a four-year letterwinner at the University of Iowa, earning NCAA qualification as a member of two second-place squads in 2003 and 2004. Goodale immediately jumped into coaching, helping with Iowa City, West and then moving to NCAA Division II Limestone College in 2006 as an assistant coach. He was thrust into an interim head coaching role in 2008 and thrived at the South Carolina school, becoming one of the youngest head coaches in all of NCAA sports and had stayed at Limestone until 2015. He also served as a coach for the USA Women’s Freestyle team at multiple international events. Goodale returned to Iowa and he and his family now live Wrestling Hall of Fame ceremony (L-R): Jimmy Rodgers, Bill Plein, Mark Bertsch, Mark Rial, Josh outside of Osage. Watts, Merle Roths.

18 IHSAA Bulletin HALL OF FAME Hall of Fame pins in 1996, only four other wrestlers in state history had to Hunt on an official’s decision after two extended overtime accomplished the feat. periods, and Roths finished the tournament in third. Roths An accomplished freestyle and Greco-Roman competitor, was featured on cover of 1942 tournament program as one of he was a four-time Cadet and Junior All-American and two returning champions, and he also was state runner-up in finished fourth at the Cadet World Championships in 1994. 1940. Roths was also a three-time district champ in the He left Fort Dodge with a hand in three team runner-up single-classification era. trophies. Rial would go on to be a three-year starter at UNI, An advocate for the sport from a proud wrestling family, then qualify for five national teams in Greco, including a 2008 Roths would later mentor wrestlers and assisted with the national title and 2009 runner-up World Team Trials finish. An introduction of Vinton’s school wrestling program. The son of assistant at UNI from 2008-10 and Iowa Central from 2010-17, Alfred and Caroline Roths, the 95-year-old recently celebrated Rial is currently head wrestling coach at Buena Vista. He and his 70th wedding anniversary with wife Evelyn. Merle and his wife Lindsey have two sons, Trace and Parker, and live in Evelyn are the parents of Michael and the late Bruce and Fort Dodge. Sheila.

JIMMY RODGERS, Riverside, Oakland JOSH WATTS, Assumption, Davenport Born into a family of accomplished Watts graduated with one of the wrestlers, Rodgers was a prodigy, state’s most impressive resumes ever, winning 16 youth state titles across winning three championships and 190 folkstyle, freestyle, and Greco. Then he matches, at that time the most varsity joined the high school ranks and led victories in IHSAA history. He was an Riverside to its best wrestling run ever, integral piece of back-to-back Class 2A winning three state championships title teams for Assumption and coach and helping claiming a 1996 traditional Wade King in 1998 and 1999, winning team title and dual team runner-up traditional tournament and dual team finish. Rodgers finished sixth as an crowns. Watts went 190-4 as a prep undersized freshman, then reeled off state tournament wins with 114 pins, taking three losses in 1999, his only season at 119 pounds in 1995, 135 in 1996, and 145 in 1997. He went without an individual title as he completed the postseason 46-0 as a junior — then as “Jimmie” — as the Bulldogs and with a leg injury. He won 103 pounds in 1998, 125 in 2000, and coach Mitch Anderson edged out Bill Plein’s Columbus for 135 in 2001 for the Knights. His dominant career varsity point the Class 1A crown. margin: 1,320 to 246. Watts would go on to wrestle at UNI Rodgers then went on to wrestle collegiately with Iowa from 2001-03 and Loras College from 2003-05. State, Nebraska, and Nebraska-Omaha. Rodgers currently His natural next step as a coach has made a junior owns and coaches Warriors Wrestling club in Omaha, leading college architect, starting at Darton College and then arriving youth wrestlers near where he grew up grappling. He and his at Iowa Western Community College in 2011. He helped wife Katie live in Omaha with their daughter Ella and son create the program that is now a consistent top 10 finisher in Maxum. NJCAA. Watts and his wife Cari live in Council Bluffs and have four sons: Aidan (11), Jaxson (10), Karver (5), and MERLE ROTHS, New Hampton Maverick (2). Roths was the the 105-pound champion as a junior in 1941, then the second-lowest class among the 10 weight levels, then competed in what is believed to be the longest match in state tournament history as a senior in 1942. The scoreless 14-minute final at 112 pounds against Council Bluff, Thomas Jefferson’s Bob Hunt was given

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Spring 2019 19 HALL OF FAME Nine inducted to 2019 Basketball Hall of Fame DES MOINES, Iowa – Seven players and two coaches Ellsworth and St. Ambrose, then were selected for the IHSAA’s 2019 Basketball Hall of Fame Geraghty made multiple successful class, headlined by 1999 Co-Mr. Basketball selections and re- stops as a teacher and coach in Iowa tired NBA stars Nick Collison and Kirk Hinrich. and the Midwest. His program list All nine honorees were inducted at Wells Fargo Arena includes: Preston, North Dakota State, during the Class 3A championship game on March 8. Their Columbus Lakeview (NE), Parkersburg, biographical information is below: Creston, Dubuque Hempstead, Loras, West Delaware, Tipton, Clarke College, JASON BOHANNON, Linn-Mar, Marion and eventually 10 years at Western The oldest of four standout brothers Dubuque. Geraghty took West kick-started Linn-Mar’s state Delaware to state in 1999 and 2000 and Western Dubuque in tournament streak with a Class 4A 2010 and 2012, winning nine WaMac titles in the process. His championship with all-state and all- squads finished as the Class 3A runner-up in 2000 and 2012. tournament honors as a sophomore in He and his wife Juli still live in Dubuque and have a son, 2004. The Lions finished as 4A runner- Nathan, and daughter, Kelsey (Nick) Freiberger. up in 2005 and in fourth in 2006, with Bohannon earning first-team all-state KIRK HINRICH, Sioux City, West honors both times. Bohannon scored The leader for four straight Class 722 points in senior season, then good 4A state tournament teams – the only for fifth in 4A history, winning Mr. Basketball and Gatorade four West has ever had – under his Player of the Year honors. father and head coach Jim, Hinrich He would go on to become a four-year letterwinner and ended his varsity career in 1999 with NCAA Tournament participant at Wisconsin, winning the Big the Class 4A title. West also advanced Ten title and a Sweet 16 berth in 2008. After graduation, to the finals in 1997, with Hinrich earning Bohannon played professionally in the NBA D-League and in all-tourney team captain honors both Germany. His playing career wrapped up in 2011 and he is times. He remains the school’s all-time now a financial advisor in Cedar Rapids, where he lives with leader in points, assists, and steals, and his wife Hayley. shared Mr. Basketball with Nick Collison. Hinrich was a first team all-state selection in his junior and senior seasons. NICK COLLISON, Iowa Falls He then went on to a stellar four-year run at Kansas, An All-American forward who won twice in the Final Four and twice an All-American. He and 74 of his last 75 varsity games, Collison Collison were part of KU's two Big 12 titles, including a 16-0 led the Cadets on undefeated title runs stretch in 2002, and the instantly classic 2003 NCAA in Class 2A in 1998 and 1999. Including Championship game against Syracuse. Hinrich was the a tournament berth in 1997, his three- seventh overall pick in the 2003 NBA Draft and would go on year varsity record was 74-1 and to play 12 years in the league with stops in Chicago, included three first team all-state Washington, and Atlanta. He is the Bulls' all-time leader in honors. He led the class in scoring and made 3-pointers. He now lives in Sioux Falls with his wife Jill became all-tournament team captain and children, Kenzie (10), Kyla (7), and twins Kinley and in both title seasons while playing for Kolton (4). his father Dave. His award-winning senior season included the McDonald's All-American Game at Hilton Coliseum and a finalist spot as Gatorade National Player of the Year. After sharing Mr. Basketball honors with Kirk Hinrich in 1999, Collison went on to All-American career with two Final Four appearances at Kansas. He was NABC National Player of the Year and Big 12 Player of the Year that season. Collison would become the 12th pick in the NBA Draft and embark on a 15-year career with Seattle, which later became Oklahoma City. He retired in 2018 as "Mr. Thunder" and will have his jersey retired later this month. He currently resides in Kansas City and has a daughter, Emma.

DENNIS GERAGHTY The Staten Island, New York native retired last spring at Epworth, Western Dubuque after hitting 500 total wins in 39 Hall of Fame ceremony (L-R): Jason Bohannon, Dennis Geraghty, Brian Wildeboer, Dennis Pauling, seasons as a head coach. Geraghty arrived in Iowa to play at Nick Collison, Kirk Hinrich, Grant Stout, Ken Laffoon, Kyle McCann.

20 IHSAA Bulletin HALL OF FAME Hall of Fame KEN LAFFOON team, where he medaled in the football throw and helped win The coach and supervisor over two the 880-yard relay. dominant stretches at Danville capped An exemplary student-athlete and leader, Pauling went his career and retired in 2018 with a on to play at the University of Iowa, where he was a two-year record of 508-181. The Bears qualified starter and earned two degrees in engineering while winning for seven state tournaments with the Nile Kinnick Scholarship and Big Ten All-Academic Laffoon in charge, and took home the honors. Pauling then served four years in the Air Force as a Class 2A championship in 2001 and captain based out of Dayton, Ohio. His career then took him 2002. A native of Sheldon, Illinois, he as director of engineering at Procter and Gamble and went on to play college basketball at international engineering manager for PepsiCo. He retired in Minnesota State-Moorhead. Laffoon 2005. Pauling and his wife Sharon have been married for 52 started his coaching and teaching career at Beach (ND) and years and have two daughters: Kristen Doyle and Jennifer Midland, Wyoming before finding a home at the southeast Daves. Iowa program. A seven-time conference coach of the year and eight-time IBCA district or substate coach of the year, his GRANT STOUT, North Mahaska squads also earned runner-up finishes in 2011 and 2012, A 2002 and 2003 first team all- followed by tourney berths in 2013, 2015, and 2016. In the state pick, Stout started all 94 games of three seasons from 2011-13, his teams only lost three total his four-year varsity career and led games, all at Wells Fargo Arena. Laffoon and his wife Stacy North Mahaska to a third-place finish have five children: Stephanie Moore, Karissa Laffoon, in his senior year. Stout set North Samantha Johnson, Sydney Johnson, and Caleb Wilkerson. Mahaska’s career records in points (1,985), rebounds (1,004), blocks (257), KYLE McCANN, Creston made field goals (780), and field goal A multi-sport star, McCann paced percentage (62%), and still holds many the Panthers to a third-place finish in of the school's single-game and season 1996 and a state championship in 1997 marks. and graduated as the program’s all- Also a place-winner in track, the New Sharon native time leading scorer with 1,857 points. went on to play at UNI and became the program's career He was a two-time first team all-state leader in blocks (222) from 2003-07, playing in three NCAA pick in both football and basketball, Tournaments in the process. Stout played professionally in and was a hoops all-tournament team France and Germany until undergoing a heart surgery in pick in both state appearances. 2007. He began working for Musco Lighting in 2008 and McCann scored 151 points in six career remains with the Oskaloosa-based company. Stout now lives state tournament games and twice led Class 3A in scoring. in Altoona with his wife Alex and children, Anora (4), Louden He would go on to play quarterback at the University of (3), and Rheya (five months). Iowa and was a four-year letterwinner who graduated at No. 5 on the school's career passing yardage list. He carried on in BRIAN WILDEBOER, Colo-Nesco his football career with the New York Jets and Barcelona He helped lead the Royals to two Dragons in NFL Europe, then attended law school at Class A finals in 1989 and 1990, winning Creighton University. McCann currently serves as executive the state title while battling cancer and director of The Native Fund, an Iowa non-profit for natural undergoing chemotherapy in his senior disaster recovery efforts. The son of Steve and Jane McCann season. Colo-Nesco racked up a 67-9 (Steve is in the IHSAA Officials Hall of Fame), he now lives in record with Wildeboer as a starter. An West Des Moines with his wife Maggie and daughters Sadie all-state post and two-time captain of (9), Grace (8), and Claire (5). the all-tournament team, Wildeboer is the program’s record-holder in career DENNIS PAULING, Paullina and single season rebounds and The first in a famous Northwest blocked shots. Diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma before his Iowa program’s lineage of all-state senior season, he missed nine games, playing in some posts, Pauling helped Paullina win 74 games just two days after treatments, and his performance games as four-year starter and 1962 stepped up at the state tournament, averaging 17 points, 10 grad. He averaged nearly 20 points and rebounds, and three blocks at his senior tourney. 20 rebounds as junior and senior, A Simpson basketball player and graduate, he currently earning all-state honors and graduating worked for Principal Financial out of Ames, where he lives with 1,452 career points. Pauling was with his wife Janet. He has two children, Jonathan (Justine) also part of an unbeaten varsity football and Sam, and a six-month old granddaughter, Lucy. team, a state champion Class B track

Spring 2019 21 obituaries In memoriam Remembering the lives of those who served the IHSAA and its member schools DUANE BUTTENOB, Aurelia: A high school coach and the basketball team and helped build and coach the baseball athletic director, Mr. Buttenob passed away on February 3 at team at newly opened Wahlert High School. He coached and the age of 91. In a life and career of education, he was a 1989 taught 21 years as the Golden Eagles made 10 state basket- IHSAA Basketball Hall of Fame coach and a 1990 honoree of ball tournament appearances with eight final-four finishes. In the School Administrator Award, honoring those who advo- his final season, 1981, Wahlert won its first state basketball cated for activity programs for students. A native of Howard, title and he wound up with a 28-year career with a record of South Dakota, he had his secondary education in Minnesota 468-137. After retiring from Wahlert, he was the athletic direc- where he was a four-sport star. After graduation, he served tor and basketball coach at Clarke University. He won sever- his country in World War II with the Navy Seabees. Follow- al honors including induction into the IHSAA Basketball Hall ing the war, he attended college Northwestern Junior College of Fame and the Iowa Softball Fast Pitch Hall of Fame. The and later Westmar College, majoring in education, while mar- Wahlert gym floor, Colbert-Delaney Court, was named after rying his wife Chris who passed away in 2003. Affectionately him and his assistant, Frank Delaney. Those left to cherish known as ‘Nobby,’ he coached 35 years at Quimby and later his memory include his seven children, Shawn (Judd) Turn- Aurelia, where he took them to Iowa State Boys Basketball er of Waconia, Minnesota; Debra Rondeau of Minnetonka, Tournament in 1974 and 1978. At retirement, his career win- Minnesota; Paula (Nick) Ruden, of Dubuque; David (JP Van loss record was 471-260, ranking 10th in the number of wins Laere) Colbert, MD of New York City, New York; Lisa (Todd) at the time. He also taught and served as an athletic direc- Hallowell, Pacific Palisades, California; Dan (Eriece) Colbert tor in Iowa for 40 years. He and Chris raised to daughters – of Cedar Rapids; Mark Colbert of New York City, New York; Carole (Rodney) Nelson of Marion and Karen Amirsoltani of 13 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, and four siblings. Crystal Lake, Illinois. He is also survived by five grandchildren and five great grandchildren and four step great grandchil- WILLIAM J. FLEMING, Urbandale: Fleming, 76, passed dren and his friend Margaret Hedstrom and family. away January 17, at his home after a long battle with an acute lung disease. He was born on March 14, 1942 in Waterloo, and RON “FOX” CLINTON, Creston: Mr. Clinton, 82, passed was a 1960 graduate of Traer High School. He received his BS away January 6 at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des degree from Iowa State University where he played baseball. Moines. He was born in Geary, Oklahoma, and the fami- Following his college graduation, he took a job as a teacher ly settled in Council Bluffs when he was four years old. He and coach with Central Community of DeWitt High School. graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in 1954 and In 1967, he moved to Maquoketa and in his 33 years there earned his BA Degree from Simpson College in 1958. In 1958 his teams got him to 500 wins, earning six state tournament Ron married Ruth Kinsey in Grimes. In 1959 they moved their appearances. In 1983, after Maquoketa finished second in the young family to Creston, where Ron started teaching at Bur- state tournament, he was named Class 2A Coach of the Year. ton R. Jones Jr. High School. He received his MS Degree from He was later inducted into the Iowa High School Basketball Northwest Missouri State University and in 1964 began his Coaches Hall of Fame, and in the fall of 2018 was inducted long career with Southwestern Community College where he into the Maquoketa High School Hall of Fame. Additionally, was a coach, athletic director, and teacher. For his lifetime he was an active in the Iowa Basketball Coaches Association, of support to Southwestern Community College he was the National Association of Basketball Coaches, and had served first inductee to the Athletic Hall of Fame in 2013. He was also as the Co-Director of the Iowa High School All-Star Basket- inducted into the Thomas Jefferson High School Hall of Fame ball Game. He continued his coaching career for 10 seasons and as an outstanding athletic official he was inducted into at Mid-America Nazarene University in Olathe, Kansas, as an the IHSAA Officials’ Hall of Fame in 1986. Left to cherish his assistant under one of his former Maquoketa players, Rocky memory is his wife, Ruth; daughters, Debra (Scott) Jeske of Lamar. Their teams won a national championship in 2007 and Eagle Grove and Carole Pendegraft of Creston; nine grand- appeared in four straight NAIA Final Fours. Those left to hon- children and three great grandchildren. or his memory include his wife, Kathy; children Jeff (Kather- ine "Kit") of Houston, Texas; Jim of Fernandina Beach, Florida; EDWARD L. COLBERT, Dubuque: Colbert, 91, passed Jennifer (Jeff) Hines of Colorado Springs, Colorado; and Dan away January 24 at UnityPoint Health-Finley Hospital. He was (Caitlin) Fleming of Sarasota, Florida; step-children, Valerie born and raised in Iowa City. After high school he served in (Rick) Beck of Gillette, Wyoming, and Angela (Mike) Clifton of the United States Army during WWII. He attended the Uni- Overland Park, Kansas; 10 grandchildren, and a sister Mary versity of Iowa on an athletic scholarship, earning his B.A. Lou (Loren) Shultz of Portland, Oregon. while playing basketball all four years. In 1951, while coaching and teaching at Fertile, he married his wife Darlene and later spent four years at Mason City Holy Name. In 1959 he started

22 IHSAA Bulletin obituaries In memoriam STEPHEN JOHN GUNTHER, LeMars: Gunther passed sociation, University of Northern Iowa and City High Halls of away December 30, 2018 at his home in Dubuque at the age Fame. His teams won a record setting 10 State Champion- of 74. He was born September 16, 1944 and graduated from ships. He also authored the book, “It’s A Great Day to be a LeMars High School in 1963, earning all-state honors in foot- Little Hawk” which chronicled the history of City High’s ath- ball. He attended the following schools on a football schol- letics. He was active in his church, foster care work, the John- arship: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Trinidad State Junior son County Historical Society Board and was an ambassador College and Wayne State College. Steve received his Asso- at The University of Iowa Hall of Fame. He is survived by his ciate of Arts Degree in Education from Trinidad State Uni- wife Sharon of 55 years and two sons, Michael of Iowa City versity, his BA Degree in Education from Wayne State and and David Raffensperger (Kristina Yeigh) of Solon; five grand- his MS Degree in Education from Northeast Missouri State children; and brother and sisters-in-law, Janet Raffensperger University, Kirksville, Missouri. He was a teacher/football of Corvallis, Oregon and Ted (Barbara) McMurry of Edmond, coach from 1968-2011 with stops at Northeast Community, Oklahoma. Goose Lake, Emmetsburg and Sioux City North. He also had coaching stints at Colorado State University and Indepen- GEORGE SYPNIEWSKI, Granger: Born in Buenos Aires, dence Community College in Kansas. He finished his last 25 Argentina, his family migrated to the United States and set- years coaching in the Houston, Texas. In 1987 he married Su- tled in Iowa. He passed away January 29, after a two and a san Ann LeRette in Houston. In 2011 the couple returned and half month battle with acute myeloid leukemia, with his family made their home in to Dubuque. He is survived by Susan; a by his side. He was 69. He was an outstanding football player daughter, Erin (Matt) McLaughlin, of Fort Collins, Colorado; for Drake University where he earned his BA in education in two sons, Rick (Toni), of Palisade, Colorado; and Scott (Melis- 1972, returning later to earn his Masters’ Degree. He began sa), of Fort Collins, Colorado; a brother, Dave (Jane) Gunther, his teaching and coaching career in 1972 with the Johnston of Grand Forks, North Dakota; and eight grandchildren. School District where he remained for 35 years. He taught at the middle school and coached high school football and REX MEHRHOFF, Anita: A popular educator, Mr. Meh- track. In 1989, he returned to Drake University as a football rhoff passed away at Iowa Methodist Hospital in Des Moines, coach. In his 25-plus years at Drake there were multiple con- February 2. A native of Ida Grove, and a graduate of Ode- ference championships, and he became a stalwart member bolt-Arthur, he was an all-state football player and the cap- of the Drake coaching staff. When not coaching, he could be tain of the wresting team. He went on to earn his business found at Menards, or in his garage shop tinkering and pursu- degree from Morningside College in 1978, where he qualified ing his hobbies of wood-working and glass etching. He en- for three national wrestling tournaments. He ultimately dis- joyed traveling, outdoor projects, and spending time with his covered a love for teaching and coaching and earned a de- family. He is survived by his wife Cheryl of 46 years; a son, gree in education from Buena Vista University before taking Quinn (Mia); and grandchildren, Keira and Kolt. a teaching and coaching position at Anita in 1984. He and his wife Patty of 33 years raised their son Jason, and daughter GERALD (Jerry) D. WAUGH, Sully: Mr. Waugh, a career Amanda. As a coach at Anita and later CAM, Rex coached educator passed away January 25 in Des Moines after a brief several state qualifiers and three state champions. He was illness. He was 73. He was born and raised in Redding and inducted into the Anita-Cumberland-Massena Athletic Hall of graduated from Mount Ayr, where he was an all-state basket- Fame in 2009, and the Atlantic/CAM wrestling Hall of Fame ball player. He earned his 1968 undergraduate degree in edu- in 2016. He was preceded in death by his father and mother cation from the University of Northern Iowa, where he was an and his wife, Patty. He is survived by his two children: Jason all-conference player. He was inducted into the IHSAA Bas- (Kara) Mehrhoff and Amanda (Mike) Steward; his precious ketball Hall of Fame in 2003. Following college, Jerry married granddaughter Mary Grace; and his siblings: Patrick (Chris- his wife Terri, and completed three years of military service ta); Mark (Patricia); Peggy (Jim) Billings; Jay (Yvette) and Kay; with the U.S. Army. After Terri's passing, Jerry was re-married. and four nieces and nephews. He married his wife Marcia in 1994 and between them they raised seven children. He enjoyed his career as a teacher, JOHN M. RAFFENSPERGER, Iowa City: Following a coach, principal, and superintendent in numerous communi- battle with cancer, a legendary teacher and track coach, Mr. ties in Iowa, including Eldora, Atlantic, Fort Dodge, Jefferson, Raffensperger passed away at his home In Iowa City, April and Grundy Center. He and Marcia enjoyed and were ac- 22. He was 78. Born in Waterloo, he graduated from State tive in church, church choirs and youth mentoring programs College of Iowa and earned his M.A. Degree from Truman wherever they lived. They enjoyed traveling and attending State University in Kirksville, Missouri. For nearly 36 years he as many of their grandchildren's activities as possible. Other was a teacher and track coach at City High School, retiring in surviving are his children Trisha (James) Pipkins, Jim Mar- 2003. Highly acclaimed, he was National Coach of the Year tin, Mike Waugh, Jason Martin, Teri (Brad) Bowlin, Jonathon in 2000; a nine-time winner of the State of Iowa Coach of Waugh, and Mark (Zoe) Waugh, as well as four grandchildren. the Year honors, a past president of the Iowa Track Coaches Association, an honorary member of the University of Iowa Varsity Club, and a member of the Iowa Track Coaches As-

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1. ACGC 187 59. Chariton 281 117. Essex 40 2. ADM, Adel 391 60. Charles City 394 118. Estherville Lincoln Central 293 3. AGWSR, Ackley 111 61. Cherokee, Washington 231 119. Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 95 4. AHSTW, Avoca 166 62. Clarinda 219 120. Fairfield 384 5. Akron-Westfield 141 63. Clarinda Academy 111 121. Forest City 272 6. Albia 285 64. Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 199 122. Fort Dodge 851 7. Alburnett 149 65. Clarke, Osceola 287 123. Fort Madison 400 8. Algona 319 66. Clarksville 66 124. Fremont-Mills, Tabor 102 9. Alta-Aurelia 162 67. Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg 148 125. Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 219 10. Ames 1026 68. Clear Creek-Amana 491 126. Gehlen Catholic, LeMars 116 11. Anamosa 311 69. Clear Lake 295 127. George-Little Rock 92 12. Ankeny 1260 70. Clinton 730 128. Gilbert 366 13. Ankeny Centennial 1269 71. Colfax-Mingo 184 129. Gladbrook-Reinbeck 103 14. Ankeny Christian Academy 61 72. Collins-Maxwell 88 130. Glenwood 463 15. Aplington-Parkersburg 180 73. Colo-Nesco 103 131. Glidden-Ralston 68 16. Ar-We-Va, Westside 48 74. Columbus Catholic, Waterloo 213 132. GMG, Garwin 118 17. Assumption, Davenport 350 75. Columbus Community, Columbus Junction 157 133. Graettinger-Terril 70 18. Atlantic 300 76. Coon Rapids-Bayard 91 134. Grand View Christian School 84 19. Audubon 114 77. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 980 135. Greene County 291 20. Ballard 403 78. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 951 136. Grinnell 377 21. Baxter 78 79. Creston 352 137. Griswold 105 22. BCLUW, Conrad 132 80. Crestwood, Cresco 279 138. Grundy Center 153 23. Beckman Catholic, Dyersville 203 81. Dallas Center-Grimes 641 139. Hampton-Dumont-CAL 315 24. Bedford 95 82. Danville 162 140. Harlan 395 25. Belle Plaine 129 83. Davenport, Central 1133 141. Harris-Lake Park 80 26. Bellevue 183 84. Davenport, North 913 142. Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 125 27. Belmond-Klemme 174 85. Davenport, West 1164 143. Heartland Christian 36 28. Benton Community 361 86. Davis County, Bloomfield 253 144. Highland, Riverside 139 29. Bettendorf 1156 87. Decorah 454 145. Hinton 161 30. B-G-M, Brooklyn 116 88. Denison-Schleswig 614 146. H-L-V, Victor 77 31. Bishop Garrigan, Algona 114 89. Denver 179 147. Holy Trinity Catholic, Fort Madison 76 32. Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 363 90. Des Moines Christian 229 148. Hudson 175 33. Bondurant-Farrar 436 91. Des Moines, East 1636 149. Humboldt 362 34. Boone 471 92. Des Moines, Hoover 804 150. IKM-Manning 150 35. Boyden-Hull 167 93. Des Moines, Lincoln 1793 151. Independence 358 36. Boyer Valley, Dunlap 100 94. Des Moines, North 1095 152. Indianola 849 37. Burlington 800 95. Des Moines, Roosevelt 1533 153. Interstate 35, Truro 177 38. Calamus-Wheatland 99 96. Diagonal 21 154. Iowa City, City High 1157 39. CAM, Anita 109 97. Dike-New Hartford 212 155. Iowa City, Liberty 846 40. Camanche 225 98. Don Bosco, Gilbertville 81 156. Iowa City, West 1088 41. Cardinal, Eldon 184 99. Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 1076 157. Iowa Falls-Alden 307 42. Carlisle 464 100. Dubuque, Hempstead 1293 158. Iowa Mennonite, Kalona 56 43. Carroll 377 101. Dubuque, Senior 1138 159. Iowa School for the Deaf 31 44. Cascade, Western Dubuque 174 102. Dunkerton 112 160. Iowa Valley, Marengo 127 45. Cedar Falls 1200 103. Durant 169 161. Isaac Newton Christian Academy 25 46. Cedar Rapids, Jefferson 1191 104. Eagle Grove 199 162. Janesville 86 47. Cedar Rapids, Kennedy 1395 105. Earlham 153 163. Jesup 211 48. Cedar Rapids, Washington 989 106. East Buchanan, Winthrop 137 164. Johnston 1682 49. Cedar Valley Christian 38 107. East Marshall, LeGrand 173 165. Kee, Lansing 102 50. Center Point-Urbana 369 108. East Mills 98 166. Keokuk 384 51. Centerville 320 109. East Sac County 180 167. Keota 63 52. Central City 99 110. East Union, Afton 116 168. Kingsley-Pierson 87 53. Central Decatur, Leon 137 111. Easton Valley 118 169. Knoxville 376 54. Central DeWitt 387 112. Eddyville-Blakesburg- Fremont 238 170. Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 228 55. Central Lee, Donnellson 232 113. Edgewood-Colesburg 123 171. Lake Mills 158 56. Central Lyon, Rock Rapids 163 114. Emmetsburg 206 172. Lamoni 83 57. Central Springs 161 115. English Valleys, North English 97 173. Lawton-Bronson 149 58. Central, Elkader 94 116. Epworth, Western Dubuque 668 174. LeMars 504

24 IHSAA Bulletin Enrollments BEDS: Alphabetical 175. Lenox 98 239. Ogden 157 303. St. Mary's, Storm Lake 43 176. Lewis Central 697 240. Okoboji, Milford 218 304. Stanton 51 177. Linn-Mar, Marion 1667 241. Orient-Macksburg 36 305. Starmont 138 178. Lisbon 123 242. Osage 205 306. Storm Lake 558 179. Logan-Magnolia 148 243. Oskaloosa 476 307. Sumner-Fredericksburg 172 180. Lone Tree 120 244. Ottumwa 933 308. Tipton 249 181. Louisa-Muscatine 205 245. Panorama, Panora 207 309. Treynor 194 182. Lynnville-Sully 108 246. Paton-Churdan 50 310. Tri-Center, Neola 163 183. Madrid 148 247. PCM, Monroe 239 311. Tri-County, Thornburg 47 184. Maharishi, Fairfield 35 248. Pekin 160 312. Trinity Christian 57 185. Manson Northwest Webster 166 249. Pella 520 313. Tripoli 95 186. Maquoketa 373 250. Pella Christian 196 314. Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction 85 187. Maquoketa Valley, Delhi 151 251. Perry 428 315. Twin Cedars, Bussey 69 188. Marion 519 252. Pleasant Valley 1073 316. Underwood 194 189. Marquette Catholic, Bellevue 52 253. Pleasantville 184 317. Union, LaPorte City 279 190. Marshalltown 1093 254. Pocahontas Area 203 318. Unity Christian, Orange City 213 191. Martensdale-St. Marys 129 255. Postville 172 319. Urbandale 983 192. Mason City 810 256. Prairie, Cedar Rapids 1283 320. Valley Lutheran, Cedar Falls 38 193. Mediapolis 179 257. Prince of Peace Catholic, Clinton 46 321. Valley, West Des Moines 2201 194. Melcher-Dallas 65 258. Red Oak 229 322. Van Buren Community 167 195. Meskwaki Settlement School 57 259. Regina, Iowa City 163 323. Van Meter 175 196. MFL MarMac 147 260. Riceville 79 324. Vinton-Shellsburg 336 197. Midland, Wyoming 108 261. Ridge View 153 325. WACO, Wayland 103 198. Mid-Prairie, Wellman 268 262. River Valley, Correctionville 90 326. Wahlert, Dubuque 368 199. Missouri Valley 186 263. Rivermont Collegiate, Bettendorf 34 327. Wapello 157 200. MMCRU 122 264. Riverside, Oakland 118 328. Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 129 201. MOC-Floyd Valley 315 265. Rock Valley 174 329. Washington 398 202. Montezuma 113 266. Rockford 108 330. Waterloo Christian School 27 203. Monticello 275 267. Roland-Story, Story City 245 331. Waterloo, East 787 204. Moravia 86 268. Ruthven-Ayrshire 38 332. Waterloo, West 1358 205. Mormon Trail, Garden Grove 50 269. Saint Ansgar 137 333. Waukee 2147 206. Morning Star Academy, Bettendorf 41 270. Saydel 315 334. Waukon 276 207. Moulton-Udell 41 271. Scattergood Friends 23 335. Waverly-Shell Rock 521 208. Mount Ayr 147 272. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 377 336. Wayne, Corydon 138 209. Mount Pleasant 427 273. Seymour 65 337. Webster City 414 210. Mount Vernon 314 274. Sheldon 241 338. West Bend-Mallard 80 211. Murray 62 275. Shenandoah 237 339. West Branch 183 212. Muscatine 1130 276. Sibley-Ocheyedan 183 340. West Burlington 211 213. MVAOCOU 184 277. Sidney 131 341. West Central Valley, Stuart 183 214. Nashua-Plainfield 119 278. Sigourney 135 342. West Central, Maynard 58 215. Nevada 330 279. Sioux Center 273 343. West Delaware, Manchester 367 216. New Hampton 231 280. Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 174 344. West Fork, Sheffield 147 217. New London 120 281. Sioux City, East 1092 345. West Hancock, Britt 145 218. Newell-Fonda 102 282. Sioux City, North 1159 346. West Harrison, Mondamin 81 219. Newman Catholic, Mason City 106 283. Sioux City, West 936 347. West Liberty 282 220. Newton 651 284. Siouxland Christian 53 348. West Lyon, Inwood 209 221. Nodaway Valley 155 285. Solon 350 349. West Marshall, State Center 233 222. North Butler, Greene 119 286. South Central Calhoun 192 350. West Monona, Onawa 153 223. North Cedar, Stanwood 151 287. South Hamilton, Jewell 187 351. West Sioux, Hawarden 182 224. North Fayette Valley 230 288. South Hardin 196 352. Western Christian, Hull 197 225. North Iowa Christian School 22 289. South O'Brien, Paullina 153 353. Westwood, Sloan 133 226. North Iowa, Buffalo Center 96 290. South Page, College Springs 30 354. Whiting 43 227. North Linn, Troy Mills 163 291. South Tama County, Tama 359 355. Williamsburg 259 228. North Mahaska, New Sharon 122 292. South Winneshiek, Calmar 141 356. Wilton 175 229. North Polk, Alleman 357 293. Southeast Polk 1541 357. Winfield-Mt. Union 112 230. North Scott, Eldridge 705 294. Southeast Valley, Gowrie 246 358. Winterset 397 231. North Tama, Traer 114 295. Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 115 359. Woodbine 96 232. North Union 164 296. Southwest Valley 138 360. Woodbury Central, Moville 144 233. Northeast, Goose Lake 201 297. Spencer 477 361. Woodward Academy 171 234. Northwood-Kensett 120 298. Spirit Lake 258 362. Woodward-Granger 176 235. Norwalk 641 299. Springville 94 363. Xavier, Cedar Rapids 499 236. Notre Dame, Burlington 109 300. St. Albert, Council Bluffs 125 237. OABCIG 241 301. St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 141 238. Oelwein 261 302. St. Mary's, Remsen 47

Spring 2019 25 Enrollments BEDS Document: 2018-19 Numerical enrollment listings for grades 9, 10, and 11; to be used for 2019-20 school year

1. Valley, West Des Moines 2201 59. Clear Creek-Amana 491 117. Crestwood, Cresco 279 2. Waukee 2147 60. Spencer 477 118. Waukon 276 3. Des Moines, Lincoln 1793 61. Oskaloosa 476 119. Monticello 275 4. Johnston 1682 62. Boone 471 120. Sioux Center 273 5. Linn-Mar, Marion 1667 63. Carlisle 464 121. Forest City 272 6. Des Moines, East 1636 64. Glenwood 463 122. Mid-Prairie, Wellman 268 7. Southeast Polk 1541 65. Decorah 454 123. Oelwein 261 8. Des Moines, Roosevelt 1533 66. Bondurant-Farrar 436 124. Williamsburg 259 9. Cedar Rapids, Kennedy 1395 67. Perry 428 125. Spirit Lake 258 10. Waterloo, West 1358 68. Mount Pleasant 427 126. Davis County, Bloomfield 253 11. Dubuque, Hempstead 1293 69. Webster City 414 127. Tipton 249 12. Prairie, Cedar Rapids 1283 70. Ballard 403 128. Southeast Valley, Gowrie 246 13. Ankeny Centennial 1269 71. Fort Madison 400 129. Roland-Story, Story City 245 14. Ankeny 1260 72. Washington 398 130. Sheldon 241 15. Cedar Falls 1200 73. Winterset 397 131. OABCIG 241 16. Cedar Rapids, Jefferson 1191 74. Harlan 395 132. PCM, Monroe 239 17. Davenport, West 1164 75. Charles City 394 133. Eddyville-Blakesburg- Fremont 238 18. Sioux City, North 1159 76. ADM, Adel 391 134. Shenandoah 237 19. Iowa City, City High 1157 77. Central DeWitt 387 135. West Marshall, State Center 233 20. Bettendorf 1156 78. Keokuk 384 136. Central Lee, Donnellson 232 21. Dubuque, Senior 1138 79. Fairfield 384 137. New Hampton 231 22. Davenport, Central 1133 80. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 377 138. Cherokee, Washington 231 23. Muscatine 1130 81. Grinnell 377 139. North Fayette Valley 230 24. Des Moines, North 1095 82. Carroll 377 140. Red Oak 229 25. Marshalltown 1093 83. Knoxville 376 141. Des Moines Christian 229 26. Sioux City, East 1092 84. Maquoketa 373 142. Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 228 27. Iowa City, West 1088 85. Center Point-Urbana 369 143. Camanche 225 28. Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 1076 86. Wahlert, Dubuque 368 144. Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 219 29. Pleasant Valley 1073 87. West Delaware, Manchester 367 145. Clarinda 219 30. Ames 1026 88. Gilbert 366 146. Okoboji, Milford 218 31. Cedar Rapids, Washington 989 89. Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 363 147. Unity Christian, Orange City 213 32. Urbandale 983 90. Humboldt 362 148. Columbus Catholic, Waterloo 213 33. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 980 91. Benton Community 361 149. Dike-New Hartford 212 34. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 951 92. South Tama County, Tama 359 150. West Burlington 211 35. Sioux City, West 936 93. Independence 358 151. Jesup 211 36. Ottumwa 933 94. North Polk, Alleman 357 152. West Lyon, Inwood 209 37. Davenport, North 913 95. Creston 352 153. Panorama, Panora 207 38. Fort Dodge 851 96. Solon 350 154. Emmetsburg 206 39. Indianola 849 97. Assumption, Davenport 350 155. Osage 205 40. Iowa City, Liberty 846 98. Vinton-Shellsburg 336 156. Louisa-Muscatine 205 41. Mason City 810 99. Nevada 330 157. Pocahontas Area 203 42. Des Moines, Hoover 804 100. Centerville 320 158. Beckman Catholic, Dyersville 203 43. Burlington 800 101. Algona 319 159. Northeast, Goose Lake 201 44. Waterloo, East 787 102. Saydel 315 160. Eagle Grove 199 45. Clinton 730 103. MOC-Floyd Valley 315 161. Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 199 46. North Scott, Eldridge 705 104. Hampton-Dumont-CAL 315 162. Western Christian, Hull 197 47. Lewis Central 697 105. Mount Vernon 314 163. South Hardin 196 48. Epworth, Western Dubuque 668 106. Anamosa 311 164. Pella Christian 196 49. Newton 651 107. Iowa Falls-Alden 307 165. Underwood 194 50. Norwalk 641 108. Atlantic 300 166. Treynor 194 51. Dallas Center-Grimes 641 109. Clear Lake 295 167. South Central Calhoun 192 52. Denison-Schleswig 614 110. Estherville Lincoln Central 293 168. South Hamilton, Jewell 187 53. Storm Lake 558 111. Greene County 291 169. ACGC 187 54. Waverly-Shell Rock 521 112. Clarke, Osceola 287 170. Missouri Valley 186 55. Pella 520 113. Albia 285 171. Pleasantville 184 56. Marion 519 114. West Liberty 282 172. MVAOCOU 184 57. LeMars 504 115. Chariton 281 173. Colfax-Mingo 184 58. Xavier, Cedar Rapids 499 116. Union, LaPorte City 279 174. Cardinal, Eldon 184

26 IHSAA Bulletin Enrollments BEDS: Numerical 175. West Central Valley, Stuart 183 239. Wayne, Corydon 138 303. Springville 94 176. West Branch 183 240. Starmont 138 304. Central, Elkader 94 177. Sibley-Ocheyedan 183 241. Southwest Valley 138 305. George-Little Rock 92 178. Bellevue 183 242. Saint Ansgar 137 306. Coon Rapids-Bayard 91 179. West Sioux, Hawarden 182 243. East Buchanan, Winthrop 137 307. River Valley, Correctionville 90 180. East Sac County 180 244. Central Decatur, Leon 137 308. Collins-Maxwell 88 181. Aplington-Parkersburg 180 245. Sigourney 135 309. Kingsley-Pierson 87 182. Mediapolis 179 246. Westwood, Sloan 133 310. Moravia 86 183. Denver 179 247. BCLUW, Conrad 132 311. Janesville 86 184. Interstate 35, Truro 177 248. Sidney 131 312. Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction 85 185. Woodward-Granger 176 249. Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 129 313. Grand View Christian School 84 186. Wilton 175 250. Martensdale-St. Marys 129 314. Lamoni 83 187. Van Meter 175 251. Belle Plaine 129 315. West Harrison, Mondamin 81 188. Hudson 175 252. Iowa Valley, Marengo 127 316. Don Bosco, Gilbertville 81 189. Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 174 253. St. Albert, Council Bluffs 125 317. West Bend-Mallard 80 190. Rock Valley 174 254. Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 125 318. Harris-Lake Park 80 191. Cascade, Western Dubuque 174 255. Lisbon 123 319. Riceville 79 192. Belmond-Klemme 174 256. Edgewood-Colesburg 123 320. Baxter 78 193. East Marshall, LeGrand 173 257. North Mahaska, New Sharon 122 321. H-L-V, Victor 77 194. Sumner-Fredericksburg 172 258. MMCRU 122 322. Holy Trinity Catholic, Fort Madison 76 195. Postville 172 259. Northwood-Kensett 120 323. Graettinger-Terril 70 196. Woodward Academy 171 260. New London 120 324. Twin Cedars, Bussey 69 197. Durant 169 261. Lone Tree 120 325. Glidden-Ralston 68 198. Van Buren Community 167 262. North Butler, Greene 119 326. Clarksville 66 199. Boyden-Hull 167 263. Nashua-Plainfield 119 327. Seymour 65 200. Manson Northwest Webster 166 264. Riverside, Oakland 118 328. Melcher-Dallas 65 201. AHSTW, Avoca 166 265. GMG, Garwin 118 329. Keota 63 202. North Union 164 266. Easton Valley 118 330. Murray 62 203. Tri-Center, Neola 163 267. Gehlen Catholic, LeMars 116 331. Ankeny Christian Academy 61 204. Regina, Iowa City 163 268. East Union, Afton 116 332. West Central, Maynard 58 205. North Linn, Troy Mills 163 269. B-G-M, Brooklyn 116 333. Trinity Christian 57 206. Central Lyon, Rock Rapids 163 270. Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 115 334. Meskwaki Settlement School 57 207. Danville 162 271. North Tama, Traer 114 335. Iowa Mennonite, Kalona 56 208. Alta-Aurelia 162 272. Bishop Garrigan, Algona 114 336. Siouxland Christian 53 209. Hinton 161 273. Audubon 114 337. Marquette Catholic, Bellevue 52 210. Central Springs 161 274. Montezuma 113 338. Stanton 51 211. Pekin 160 275. Winfield-Mt. Union 112 339. Paton-Churdan 50 212. Lake Mills 158 276. Dunkerton 112 340. Mormon Trail, Garden Grove 50 213. Wapello 157 277. Clarinda Academy 111 341. Ar-We-Va, Westside 48 214. Ogden 157 278. AGWSR, Ackley 111 342. Tri-County, Thornburg 47 215. Columbus Community, Columbus Junction 157 279. Notre Dame, Burlington 109 343. St. Mary's, Remsen 47 216. Nodaway Valley 155 280. CAM, Anita 109 344. Prince of Peace Catholic, Clinton 46 217. West Monona, Onawa 153 281. Rockford 108 345. Whiting 43 218. South O'Brien, Paullina 153 282. Midland, Wyoming 108 346. St. Mary's, Storm Lake 43 219. Ridge View 153 283. Lynnville-Sully 108 347. Moulton-Udell 41 220. Grundy Center 153 284. Newman Catholic, Mason City 106 348. Morning Star Academy, Bettendorf 41 221. Earlham 153 285. Griswold 105 349. Essex 40 222. North Cedar, Stanwood 151 286. WACO, Wayland 103 350. Valley Lutheran, Cedar Falls 38 223. Maquoketa Valley, Delhi 151 287. Gladbrook-Reinbeck 103 351. Ruthven-Ayrshire 38 224. IKM-Manning 150 288. Colo-Nesco 103 352. Cedar Valley Christian 38 225. Lawton-Bronson 149 289. Newell-Fonda 102 353. Orient-Macksburg 36 226. Alburnett 149 290. Kee, Lansing 102 354. Heartland Christian 36 227. Madrid 148 291. Fremont-Mills, Tabor 102 355. Maharishi, Fairfield 35 228. Logan-Magnolia 148 292. Boyer Valley, Dunlap 100 356. Rivermont Collegiate, Bettendorf 34 229. Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg 148 293. Central City 99 357. Iowa School for the Deaf 31 230. West Fork, Sheffield 147 294. Calamus-Wheatland 99 358. South Page, College Springs 30 231. Mount Ayr 147 295. Lenox 98 359. Waterloo Christian School 27 232. MFL MarMac 147 296. East Mills 98 360. Isaac Newton Christian Academy 25 233. West Hancock, Britt 145 297. English Valleys, North English 97 361. Scattergood Friends 23 234. Woodbury Central, Moville 144 298. Woodbine 96 362. North Iowa Christian School 22 235. St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 141 299. North Iowa, Buffalo Center 96 363. Diagonal 21 236. South Winneshiek, Calmar 141 300. Tripoli 95 237. Akron-Westfield 141 301. Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 95 238. Highland, Riverside 139 302. Bedford 95

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GOLF - SPRING 58 Clear Lake 300 116 Missouri Valley 191 CLASS 3A 59 MOC-Floyd Valley 296 117 Sumner-Fredericksburg 189 1 Newton 660 60 Spirit Lake 296 118 Bellevue 188 2 Dallas Center-Grimes 622 61 West Liberty 293 119 Mediapolis 188 3 Norwalk 613 62 Waukon 286 120 Panorama, Panora 188 4 Denison-Schleswig 569 63 Chariton 282 121 Western Christian, Hull 187 5 Storm Lake 561 64 Oelwein 282 122 North Cedar, Stanwood 186 6 Waverly-Shell Rock 548 CLASS 2A 123 Treynor 184 7 Oskaloosa 522 65 Forest City 279 124 Van Meter 184 8 LeMars 521 66 Sioux Center 278 125 West Lyon, Inwood 184 9 Pella 506 67 Crestwood, Cresco 274 126 Cascade, Western Dubuque 183 10 Glenwood 500 68 PCM, Monroe 272 127 Pleasantville 183 11 Marion 496 69 Union, La Porte City 272 128 Jesup 181 12 Clear Creek-Amana 486 70 Monticello 267 129 Colfax-Mingo 180 13 Boone 475 71 Williamsburg 266 130 Interstate 35, Truro 179 14 Mount Pleasant 474 72 New Hampton 263 131 Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 179 15 Carlisle 472 73 Albia 262 132 South Hamilton, Jewell 179 16 Spencer 440 74 Estherville Lincoln Central 261 133 West Central Valley, Stuart 179 17 Decorah 439 75 Mid-Prairie, Wellman 259 134 Sibley-Ocheyedan 178 18 Ballard 432 76 Roland-Story, Story City 255 135 Rock Valley 177 19 Fort Madison 428 77 Southeast Valley, Gowrie 255 136 ACGC 176 20 Washington 423 78 Davis County, Bloomfield 254 137 West Sioux, Hawarden 174 21 Perry 416 79 Denver 251 138 Woodward-Granger 174 22 Maquoketa 406 80 Sheldon 249 139 Wilton 173 23 Bondurant-Farrar 402 81 Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont 243 140 Ogden 171 24 Webster City 400 82 Red Oak 241 141 Danville 169 25 Keokuk 396 83 North Fayette Valley 240 142 Regina, Iowa City 169 26 Carroll 391 84 Columbus Catholic, Waterloo 237 143 Wapello 169 27 Central DeWitt 388 85 Camanche 232 144 Columbus Community, Columbus Junction 168 28 Fairfield High School 386 86 Shenandoah 232 145 Madrid 168 29 Independence 386 87 West Marshall, State Center 232 146 East Marshall, LeGrand 167 30 Knoxville 385 88 OA-BCIG 230 147 Lake Mills 166 31 Creston 384 89 Central Lee, Donnellson 228 148 North Linn, Troy Mills 166 32 Grinnell 384 90 Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 228 149 Alta/Aurelia 165 33 Charles City 383 91 Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 227 150 Tri-Center, Neola 165 34 ADM, Adel 381 92 Tipton 225 151 Boyden-Hull 164 35 Winterset 381 93 Des Moines Christian 223 152 Hinton 163 36 Harlan 377 94 Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 214 153 Mount Ayr 162 37 West Delaware, Manchester 370 95 Okoboji, Milford 213 154 Durant 160 38 Gilbert 366 96 Louisa-Muscatine 212 155 Manson Northwest Webster 160 39 North Polk, Alleman 364 97 Clarinda 211 156 Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 160 40 Center Point-Urbana 358 98 Pocahontas Area 211 157 Hudson 159 41 South Tama County, Tama 355 99 South Hardin 211 158 Nodaway Valley 158 42 Humboldt 348 100 Osage 210 159 Central Lyon, Rock Rapids 157 43 Solon 342 101 Pella Christian 210 160 AHSTW, Avoca 156 44 Nevada 337 102 Cherokee, Washington 209 CLASS 1A 45 Benton Community 336 103 Underwood 208 161 MFL MarMac 156 46 Vinton-Shellsburg 334 104 Dike-New Hartford 204 162 Alburnett 155 47 Algona 327 105 Emmetsburg 201 163 Central Springs 155 48 Greene County 327 106 West Branch 200 164 Sidney 154 49 Hampton-Dumont 325 107 Unity Christian, Orange City 198 165 Woodbury Central, Moville 152 50 Atlantic 320 108 Northeast, Goose Lake 197 166 Belmond-Klemme 151 51 Centerville 319 109 East Sac County 196 167 Maquoketa Valley, Delhi 150 52 Anamosa 316 110 Van Buren Community 196 168 North Union 150 53 Iowa Falls-Alden 314 111 South Central Calhoun 195 169 Logan-Magnolia 149 54 Mount Vernon 306 112 Colo-Nesco/Collins-Maxwell 194 170 Saint Ansgar 149 55 Clarke, Osceola 302 113 Aplington-Parkersburg 192 171 GCGR, Grundy Center 148 56 Notre Dame/West Burlington 302 114 Beckman Catholic, Dyersville 192 172 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 147 57 Saydel 302 115 Eagle Grove 191 173 Martensdale-St. Marys 146

Spring 2019 29 classifications Spring classifications 174 Highland, Riverside 144 238 Dunkerton 101 21 Cedar Rapids, Jefferson 1208 175 IKM-Manning 144 239 East Mills 101 22 Bettendorf 1201 176 Earlham 143 240 Essex 101 23 Indianola 1193 177 West Monona, Onawa 142 241 North Iowa, Buffalo Center 98 24 Dubuque, Senior 1168 178 Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg 141 242 Bedford 97 25 Sioux City, North 1122 179 Lawton-Bronson 141 243 Lenox 97 26 Ottumwa 1102 180 South Winneshiek, Calmar 141 244 Moravia 96 27 Iowa City, West 1091 181 West Fork, Sheffield 141 245 Baxter 95 28 Marshalltown 1090 182 BCLUW, Conrad 139 246 Central, Elkader 95 29 Davenport, Central 1060 183 Central Decatur, Leon 138 247 Newell-Fonda 94 30 Pleasant Valley 1052 184 Lisbon 138 248 Coon Rapids-Bayard 93 31 Cedar Rapids, Washington 1043 185 Postville 137 249 Woodbine 92 32 Ames 1042 186 Ridge View 137 250 Springville 90 33 Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 1029 187 East Buchanan, Winthrop 136 251 English Valleys, North English 89 34 Des Moines, North 1019 188 South O'Brien, Paullina 136 252 EHK-Exira 88 35 Sioux City, East 1016 189 St. Albert, Council Bluffs 136 253 West Bend-Mallard 88 36 Urbandale 991 190 Belle Plaine 134 254 Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction 86 37 Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 989 191 Wayne, Corydon 134 255 Don Bosco, Gilbertville 84 38 Clinton 974 192 Southwest Valley 133 256 Harris-Lake Park 83 39 Sioux City, West 926 193 St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 132 257 H-L-V, Victor 77 40 Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 914 194 Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 131 258 Holy Trinity Catholic, Fort Madison 77 41 Davenport, North 909 195 Sigourney 130 259 Riceville 77 42 Epworth, Western Dubuque 867 196 Akron-Westfield 129 260 Glidden-Ralston 75 43 Waterloo, East 845 197 West Hancock, Britt 128 261 Keota 75 44 Des Moines, Hoover 821 198 Nashua-Plainfield 126 262 Siouxland Christian 67 45 Boone 814 199 B-G-M, Brooklyn 125 263 Lamoni 66 46 Burlington 803 200 North Butler, Greene 125 264 Melcher-Dallas 65 47 North Scott, Eldridge 717 201 Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven-Ayrshire 122 265 Clarksville 64 48 Independence 703 202 MMCRU 122 266 Iowa Mennonite, Kalona 62 CLASS 2A 203 Riverside, Oakland 122 267 Trinity Christian High School 61 49 Iowa City, Liberty 694 204 Starmont 122 268 Clay Central-Everly 60 50 Lewis Central 694 205 Westwood, Sloan 122 269 West Central, Maynard 57 51 Newton 660 206 Iowa Valley, Marengo 120 270 Marquette Catholic, Bellevue 56 52 Spencer 641 207 Calamus-Wheatland 119 271 Isaac Newton Christian Academy 54 53 Waverly-Shell Rock 630 208 Gehlen Catholic, LeMars 117 272 Mormon Trail, Garden Grove 50 54 Dallas Center-Grimes 622 209 Lynnville-Sully 117 273 St. Mary's, Remsen 48 55 Norwalk 613 210 Northwood-Kensett 117 274 Ankeny Christian Academy 42 56 Glenwood 601 211 Edgewood-Colesburg 116 275 Prince of Peace Prep, Clinton 41 57 Storm Lake 600 212 GMG, Garwin 116 276 St. Mary's, Storm Lake 39 58 Spirit Lake Park-Okoboji 592 213 Midland, Wyoming 116 277 Heartland Christian 37 59 Washington 578 214 Bishop Garrigan, Algona 115 278 Rivermont Collegiate, Bettendorf 32 60 Denison-Schleswig 569 215 New London 115 279 Waterloo Christian 15 61 PCM, Monroe 569 216 CAM, Anita 114 SOCCER 62 Knoxville 568 217 AGWSR, Ackley 113 CLASS 3A 63 ADM 565 218 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 112 1 Valley, West Des Moines 2202 64 Mount Vernon-Lisbon 534 219 Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 111 2 Waukee 2064 65 Winterset/Earlham 524 220 Winfield-Mt. Union 111 3 Des Moines East 2011 66 Oskaloosa 522 221 Audubon 110 4 Johnston 1830 67 Collins-Maxwell 521 222 Newman Catholic, Mason City 110 5 Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln 1792 68 West Delaware, Manchester 520 223 Rockford 110 6 Muscatine 1672 69 Grinnell-BGM 509 224 Easton Valley 109 7 Cedar Falls 1666 70 Central DeWitt 507 225 East Union, Afton 108 8 Linn-Mar, Marion 1642 71 Pella 506 226 Fremont-Mills, Tabor 108 9 Southeast Polk 1581 72 Marion 496 227 Montezuma 108 10 Waterloo, West 1514 73 Xavier, Cedar Rapids 491 228 Griswold 107 11 Des Moines, Roosevelt 1454 74 Clear Creek Amana 486 229 North Mahaska, New Sharon 107 12 Iowa City, City High 1426 75 Hampton-Dumont-CAL 476 230 Tripoli 107 13 Fort Dodge 1392 76 Mount Pleasant 474 231 Lone Tree 106 14 Cedar Rapids, Kennedy 1389 77 Carlisle 472 232 North Tama, Traer 106 15 Mason City 1341 78 Carroll 466 233 George-Little Rock 103 16 Dubuque, Hempstead 1281 79 Decorah 439 234 Kingsley-Pierson 103 17 Davenport, West 1257 80 Ballard 432 235 River Valley, Correctionville 103 18 Prairie, Cedar Rapids 1235 81 Hudson United 431 236 Central City 102 19 Ankeny 1221 82 Fort Madison 428 237 Boyer Valley, Dunlap 101 20 Ankeny Centennial 1212 83 Iowa Falls-Alden-AGWSR 427

30 IHSAA Bulletin classifications Spring classifications 84 Sheldon Sibley-Ocheyedan 427 147 Mediapolis 188 17 Dubuque, Hempstead 1281 85 Fairfield High School 422 148 Western Christian, Hull 187 18 Davenport, West 1257 86 Perry 416 149 West Sioux, Hawarden 174 19 Cedar Rapids Jefferson 1248 87 Maquoketa 406 150 Regina, Iowa City 169 20 Prairie, Cedar Rapids 1235 88 Bondurant-Farrar 402 151 Wapello 169 21 Ankeny 1221 89 Webster City 400 152 AHSTW, Avoca 156 22 Urbandale 1214 90 Keokuk 396 153 Logan-Magnolia 149 23 Ankeny Centennial 1212 91 Wahlert, Dubuque 390 154 Highland, Riverside 144 24 Bettendorf 1201 92 Charles City 383 155 Postville 137 25 Cedar Falls 1180 93 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 382 156 St. Albert, Council Bluffs 136 26 Dubuque, Senior 1168 94 Harlan 377 157 Riverside, Oakland 122 27 Sioux City, North 1122 95 Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 367 158 Clarinda Academy 118 28 Cedar Rapids, Washington 1083 96 Gilbert 366 159 Grand View Christian School 108 29 Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 1076 CLASS 1A 160 Holy Trinity Catholic, Fort Madison 77 30 Davenport, Central 1060 97 North Polk, Alleman 364 161 Iowa Mennonite, Kalona 62 31 Pleasant Valley 1052 98 Panorama, Panora 364 162 Scattergood Friends 20 32 Ames 1042 99 Centerville 359 77 Waukon 286 33 Des Moines, North 1019 100 Center Point-Urbana 358 78 Forest City 279 34 Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 989 101 South Tama County, Tama 355 79 Monticello 267 35 Clinton 980 102 Humboldt 348 80 North Iowa, Buffalo Center 264 36 Ottumwa 944 103 Assumption, Davenport 343 81 Davis County, Bloomfield 254 37 Sioux City, West 926 104 Creston 342 82 Red Oak 241 38 Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 914 105 Solon 342 83 North Fayette Valley 240 39 Davenport, North 909 106 Nevada 337 84 Columbus Catholic, Waterloo 237 40 Indianola 868 107 West Central Valley, Stuart 337 85 Camanche 232 41 Fort Dodge 845 108 Benton Community 336 86 Shenandoah 232 42 Des Moines, Hoover 821 109 Vinton-Shellsburg 334 87 OABCIG 230 43 Burlington 803 110 Greene County 327 88 Louisa-Muscatine 212 44 Newton 777 111 Atlantic 320 89 Clarinda 211 45 North Scott, Eldridge 717 112 Anamosa 316 90 Pella Christian 210 46 Iowa City, Liberty 694 113 Clarke, Osceola 302 91 Sigourney-Keota 205 47 Lewis Central 694 114 Notre Dame/West Burlington 302 92 Lamoni 204 48 Epworth, Western Dubuque 684 115 Clear Lake 300 93 Sumner-Fredericksburg 189 49 Norwalk 613 116 MOC-Floyd Valley 296 94 Bellevue 188 CLASS 1A 117 West Liberty 293 95 Cascade, Western Dubuque 183 50 Glenwood 601 118 Treynor 292 96 West Central Valley, Stuart 179 51 Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 576 119 Danville 284 97 West Sioux, Hawarden 174 52 Denison-Schleswig 569 120 Chariton 282 98 Denver 169 53 Knoxville 568 121 Columbus/Winfield-Mt. Union 279 99 Tri-Center, Neola 165 54 Independence 567 122 Sioux Center 278 100 Mount Ayr 162 55 Storm Lake 561 123 Denver 276 101 Nodaway Valley 158 56 Waverly-Shell Rock 548 124 Monticello 267 102 St. Albert, Council Bluffs 136 57 Oskaloosa 522 125 Williamsburg 266 103 Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 111 58 LeMars 521 126 Albia 262 104 Tripoli 107 59 Spirit Lake 509 127 GCGR, Gladbrook-Reinbeck 260 105 Lenox 97 60 Pella 506 128 Mid-Prairie, Wellman 259 106 Isaac Newton Christian Academy 54 61 Fort Madison 505 129 Tri-Center 253 TENNIS 62 Grinnell 501 130 Marquette Catholic, Bellevue 244 CLASS 2A 63 Marion 496 131 Red Oak 241 1 Waukee 2633 64 Xavier, Cedar Rapids 491 132 North Fayette Valley 240 2 Johnston 2452 65 Columbus Catholic, Waterloo 480 133 Prince of Peace Catholic 238 3 Valley, West Des Moines 2202 66 Boone 475 134 Columbus Catholic, Waterloo 237 4 Waterloo, West 2127 67 Mount Pleasant 474 135 Central Lee, Donnellson 228 5 Iowa City, City High 1912 68 Spencer 440 136 Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 228 6 Iowa City, West 1808 69 Decorah 439 137 Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 227 7 Mason City 1807 70 Ballard 432 138 Des Moines Christian 223 8 Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln 1792 71 Maquoketa 406 139 Pella Christian 210 9 Des Moines, East 1709 72 Webster City 400 140 Cedar Valley Christian 209 10 Linn-Mar, Marion 1642 73 AP-DNH 396 141 Underwood 208 11 Southeast Polk 1581 74 Keokuk 396 142 West Branch 200 12 Marshalltown 1557 75 Wahlert, Dubuque 390 143 Unity Christian, Orange City 198 13 Muscatine 1512 76 Fairfield 386 144 East Sac County 196 14 Des Moines, Roosevelt 1454 77 Creston 384 145 Beckman Catholic, Dyersville 192 15 Cedar Rapids, Kennedy 1429 78 Harlan 377 146 Missouri Valley 191 16 Sioux City, East 1398 79 Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 367

Spring 2019 31 classifications Spring classifications 80 North Polk, Alleman 364 33 Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 989 96 Solon 342 81 Centerville 359 34 Ottumwa 944 97 Boyden-Hull 341 82 South Tama County, Tama 355 35 Sioux City, West 926 98 Nevada 337 83 Cherokee, Washington 346 36 Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 914 99 Benton Community 336 84 Assumption, Davenport 343 37 Davenport, North 909 100 Vinton-Shellsburg 334 85 Hampton-Dumont 325 38 Indianola 868 101 Algona 327 86 Atlantic 320 39 Fort Dodge 845 102 Hampton-Dumont-CAL 325 87 Iowa Falls-Alden 314 40 Des Moines, Hoover 821 103 Atlantic 320 88 Mount Vernon 306 41 Mason City 810 104 Centerville 319 89 Clarke, Osceola 302 42 Burlington 803 105 Anamosa 316 90 Notre Dame, Burlington 302 43 Waterloo, East 744 106 Iowa Falls-Alden 314 91 Saydel 302 44 Clinton 742 107 Mount Vernon 306 92 Clear Lake 300 45 North Scott, Eldridge 717 108 Clarke, Osceola 302 93 Chariton 282 46 Lewis Central 694 109 Saydel 302 94 Oelwein 282 47 Iowa City, Liberty 694 110 West Burlington 302 95 Shenandoah 280 48 Epworth, Western Dubuque 684 111 Clear Lake 300 96 Union, La Porte City 272 CLASS 3A CLASS 2A 97 Albia 262 49 Newton 660 112 MOC-Floyd Valley 296 98 Estherville Lincoln Central 261 50 Dallas Center-Grimes 622 113 Spirit Lake 296 99 GCGR, Grundy Center 260 51 Norwalk 613 114 West Liberty 293 100 Davis County, Bloomfield 254 52 Denison-Schleswig 569 115 Waukon 286 101 Red Oak 241 53 Storm Lake 561 116 Chariton 282 102 Camanche 232 54 Waverly-Shell Rock 548 117 Oelwein 282 103 Clarinda 211 55 Oskaloosa 522 118 Greene County 281 104 South Hardin 211 56 LeMars 521 119 Forest City 279 105 St. Albert, Council Bluffs 136 57 Pella 506 120 Sioux Center 278 106 Southwest Valley 133 58 Fort Madison 505 121 Crestwood, Cresco 274 107 St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 132 59 Glenwood 500 122 PCM, Monroe 272 108 Audubon 110 60 Marion 496 123 Union, La Porte City 272 109 Maharishi, Fairfield 36 61 Xavier, Cedar Rapids 491 124 Monticello 267 TRACK & FIELD 62 Clear Creek-Amana 486 125 Williamsburg 266 CLASS 4A 63 Boone 475 126 New Hampton 263 1 Valley, West Des Moines 2202 64 Mount Pleasant 474 127 Albia 262 2 Waukee 2064 65 Carlisle 472 128 Estherville Lincoln Central 261 3 Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln 1792 66 Spencer 440 129 Mid-Prairie, Wellman 259 4 Des Moines, East 1709 67 Decorah 439 130 Kingsley-Pierson 255 5 Johnston 1656 68 Ballard 432 131 Southeast Valley, Gowrie 255 6 Linn-Mar, Marion 1642 69 Washington 423 132 Roland-Story, Story City 255 7 Southeast Polk 1581 70 Fairfield 422 133 Davis County, Bloomfield 254 8 Des Moines, Roosevelt 1454 71 Perry 416 134 Sheldon 249 9 Cedar Rapids, Kennedy 1429 72 Maquoketa 406 135 Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont 243 10 Waterloo, West 1368 73 Bondurant-Farrar 402 136 Red Oak 241 11 Dubuque, Hempstead 1281 74 Webster City 400 137 North Fayette Valley 240 12 Davenport, West 1257 75 Keokuk 396 138 Columbus Catholic, Waterloo 237 13 Prairie, Cedar Rapids 1235 76 Wahlert, Dubuque 390 139 Camanche 232 14 Ankeny Centennial 1212 77 Central DeWitt 388 140 Shenandoah 232 15 Cedar Rapids Jefferson 1208 78 Independence 386 141 West Marshall, State Center 232 16 Bettendorf 1201 79 Knoxville 385 142 OABCIG 230 17 Iowa City, City High 1201 80 Grinnell 384 143 Central Lee, Donnellson 228 18 Ankeny 1179 81 Charles City 383 144 Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 228 19 Dubuque, Senior 1168 82 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 382 145 Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 227 20 Cedar Falls 1147 83 ADM, Adel 381 146 Tipton 225 21 Muscatine 1127 84 Winterset 381 147 Des Moines Christian 223 22 Sioux City, North 1122 85 Harlan 377 148 Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 214 23 Iowa City, West 1091 86 West Delaware, Manchester 370 149 Okoboji, Milford 213 24 Marshalltown 1090 87 Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 367 150 Louisa-Muscatine 212 25 Cedar Rapids, Washington 1083 88 Gilbert 366 151 Clarinda 211 26 Davenport, Central 1060 89 North Polk, Alleman 364 152 Pocahontas Area 211 27 Pleasant Valley 1052 90 Center Point-Urbana 358 153 South Hardin 211 28 Ames 1042 91 South Tama County, Tama 355 154 Pella Christian 210 29 Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 1029 92 Carroll 348 155 Osage 210 30 Des Moines, North 1019 93 Humboldt 348 156 Cherokee, Washington 209 31 Sioux City, East 1016 94 Assumption, Davenport 343 157 Underwood 208 32 Urbandale 991 95 Creston 342 158 Dike-New Hartford 204

32 IHSAA Bulletin classifications Spring classifications 159 Emmetsburg 201 222 Maquoketa Valley, Delhi 150 286 North Mahaska, New Sharon 107 160 West Branch 200 223 Logan-Magnolia 149 287 Tripoli 107 161 Unity Christian, Orange City 198 224 Saint Ansgar 149 288 Lone Tree 106 162 Northeast, Goose Lake 197 225 Grundy Center 148 289 North Tama, Traer 106 163 East Sac County 196 226 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 147 290 George-Little Rock 103 164 Van Buren Community 196 227 Martensdale-St. Marys 146 291 River Valley, Correctionville 103 165 South Central Calhoun 195 228 Highland, Riverside 144 292 Central City 102 166 Aplington-Parkersburg 192 229 IKM-Manning 144 293 Boyer Valley, Dunlap 101 167 Beckman Catholic, Dyersville 192 230 Earlham 143 294 Dunkerton 101 168 Eagle Grove 191 231 West Monona, Onawa 142 295 East Mills 101 169 Missouri Valley 191 232 Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg 141 296 WACO, Wayland 100 170 Sumner-Fredericksburg 189 233 Lawton-Bronson 141 297 North Iowa, Buffalo Center 98 171 Bellevue 188 234 West Fork, Sheffield 141 298 Bedford 97 172 Mediapolis 188 235 South Winneshiek, Calmar 141 299 Lenox 97 173 Panorama, Panora 188 236 BCLUW, Conrad 139 300 Moravia 96 174 Western Christian, Hull 187 237 Central Decatur, Leon 138 301 Baxter 95 175 North Cedar, Stanwood 186 238 Lisbon 138 302 Central, Elkader 95 176 Treynor 184 239 Ridge View 137 303 Newell-Fonda 94 177 Van Meter 184 240 Postville 137 304 Coon Rapids-Bayard 93 178 West Lyon, Inwood 184 241 East Buchanan, Winthrop 136 305 Woodbine 92 179 Cascade, Western Dubuque 183 242 South O'Brien, Paullina 136 306 Springville 90 180 Pleasantville 183 243 St. Albert, Council Bluffs 136 307 English Valleys, North English 89 181 Jesup 181 244 Belle Plaine 134 308 Kee, Lansing 89 182 Colfax-Mingo 180 245 Wayne, Corydon 134 309 EHK-Exira 88 183 Interstate 35, Truro 179 246 Southwest Valley 133 310 West Bend-Mallard 88 184 MVAOCOU 179 247 St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 132 311 Collins-Maxwell 87 185 South Hamilton, Jewell 179 248 Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 131 312 Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction 86 186 West Central Valley, Stuart 179 249 Sigourney 130 313 West Harrison, Mondamin 85 187 Sibley-Ocheyedan 178 250 Akron-Westfield 129 314 Don Bosco, Gilbertville 84 188 ACGC 176 251 West Hancock, Britt 128 315 Harris-Lake Park 83 189 Woodward Academy 175 252 Nashua-Plainfield 126 316 Janesville 82 190 West Sioux, Hawarden 174 253 B-G-M, Brooklyn 125 317 Twin Cedars, Bussey 82 191 Woodward-Granger 174 254 North Butler, Greene 125 318 H-L-V, Victor 77 192 Wilton 173 255 MMCRU 122 319 Riceville 77 193 Ogden 171 256 Riverside, Oakland 122 320 Glidden-Ralston 75 194 Danville 169 257 Ruthven-Ayrshire 122 321 Keota 75 195 Denver 169 258 Starmont 122 322 Murray 74 196 Regina, Iowa City 169 259 Westwood, Sloan 122 323 Siouxland Community Christian 67 197 Wapello 169 260 Iowa Valley, Marengo 120 324 Lamoni 66 198 Columbus Community, Columbus Junction 168 261 Calamus-Wheatland 119 325 Melcher-Dallas 65 199 Madrid 168 262 Clarinda Academy 118 326 Clarksville 64 200 East Marshall, LeGrand 167 263 Gehlen Catholic, LeMars 117 327 Iowa Mennonite, Kalona 62 201 Lake Mills 166 264 Lynnville-Sully 117 328 Trinity Christian High School 61 202 North Linn, Troy Mills 166 265 Northwood-Kensett 117 329 Clay Central-Everly 60 203 Alta/Aurelia 165 266 Edgewood-Colesburg 116 330 Seymour 58 204 Tri-Center, Neola 165 267 GMG, Garwin 116 331 West Central, Maynard 57 205 Hinton 163 268 Midland, Wyoming 116 332 Marquette Catholic, Bellevue 56 206 Mount Ayr 162 269 Bishop Garrigan, Algona 115 333 Stanton 53 207 Durant 160 270 New London 115 334 Mormon Trail, Garden Grove 50 CLASS 1A 271 CAM, Anita 114 335 Essex 48 208 Manson Northwest Webster 160 272 AGWSR, Ackley 113 336 St. Mary's, Remsen 48 209 Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 160 273 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 112 337 Whiting 48 210 Hudson 159 274 Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 111 338 Valley Lutheran 48 211 Cardinal, Eldon 158 275 Winfield-Mt. Union 111 339 Paton-Churdan 46 212 Nodaway Valley 158 276 Newman Catholic, Mason City 110 340 Meskwaki Settlement School 45 213 Central Lyon, Rock Rapids 157 277 Rockford 110 341 Ar-We-Va, Westside 43 214 AHSTW, Avoca 156 278 Audubon 110 342 Tri-County, Thornburg 43 215 MFL MarMac 156 279 Easton Valley 109 343 Orient-Macksburg 42 216 Alburnett 155 280 East Union, Afton 108 344 Prince of Peace Prep, Clinton 41 217 Central Springs 155 281 Fremont-Mills, Tabor 108 345 St. Mary's, Storm Lake 39 218 Pekin 155 282 Montezuma 108 346 Heartland Christian 37 219 Sidney 154 283 Grand View Christian School 108 347 South Page, College Springs 33 220 Belmond-Klemme 151 284 Colo-Nesco 107 348 Iowa School for the Deaf 26 221 North Union 150 285 Griswold 107 349 Diagonal 22

Spring 2019 33 academic achievement Academic Achievement Honorees from 2018-19 School Coach GPA School Coach GPA BASEBALL (2018) Woodbury Central, Moville Trevor Alfredson 3.37 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Xavier, Cedar Rapids Ryan Luehrsmann 3.43 Cedar Falls Nick Klein 3.47 Excellence in Academic Achievement West Sioux, Hawarden Brian Engleman 3.35 Ames Vance Downs 3.09 Anamosa Kevin Barnes 3.24 BASKETBALL Ankeny Brandt Carlson 3.08 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Bettendorf Curtis Clark 3.00 Alta-Aurelia Evan Franzmeier 3.52 Creston Bryce Schaffer 3.24 Ankeny Centennial Bob Fontana 3.44 Don Bosco, Gilbertville Nate Kellogg 3.10 Audubon Colleman Mullenix 3.40 Dubuque, Hempstead Curt Deutsch 3.14 Ballard Chris Deason 3.32 East Marshall, LeGrand Adam Bauder 3.15 BCLUW, Conrad Luke Higgins 3.48 Gladbrook-Reinbeck Scott Kiburis 3.12 Beckman Catholic, Dyersville Mike Molony 3.63 Griswold Mark Carlton 3.12 Benton Community Larry Carlson 3.51 HLV, Victor Dennis Phelps 3.02 BGM, Brooklyn Jordan Ely 3.77 Jesup Joe Smeins 3.10 Camanche Josh Davis 3.34 Midland, Wyoming Marty Marshall 3.10 Carlisle Seth Poldberg 3.30 New London Bryant Porter 3.23 Carroll Randy Bissen 3.29 Newell-Fonda Shad Coppock 3.04 Cascade, Western Dubuque Jacob Brindle 3.41 Sibley-Ocheyedan Brandon Bergfeld 3.22 Cedar Falls Ryan Schultz 3.51 South Hardin Nathan Gevlinger 3.10 Central DeWitt Grady Gallagher 3.37 Southeast Warren, Liberty Center John Burrell 3.19 Clarinda Rod Eberly 3.34 Springville Nick Merritt 3.24 Crestwood, Cresco Lynn McCormick 3.60 St. Mary's, Storm Lake Kenndy Drey 3.16 Davis County, Bloomfield Jamie Cason 3.31 Sumner-Fredericksburg Michael Quigley 3.18 Decorah Jonathan Carlson 3.41 Treynor Scott Rucker 3.18 Dike-New Hartford Greg Moore 3.58 Tri-County, Thornburg Curtis Fisher 3.18 Dunkerton Brian Brungard, Todd Kuntz 3.36 Vinton-Shellsburg Joe Johnson 3.19 East Buchanan, Winthrop Chad Lamker 3.49 Grinnell Scott Sharp 3.49 Harlan Community Mitch Osborn 3.57 BOWLING Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn Mark Petersen 3.41 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Hudson Sean Leonard 3.62 Ankeny Hannah Munson 3.47 IKM-Manning Keith Wagner 3.48 Ankeny Centennial 3.79 Iowa City, West Steve Bergman 3.39 Camanche Jay Garvey 3.31 Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Sean Minnehan 3.41 Cascade, Western Dubuque Larry Knipper 3.30 Moulton-Udell Chaz Welch 3.27 Cedar Falls Brad Baker 3.36 North Linn, Troy Mills Mike Hilmer, Bob Hilmer 3.51 Central DeWitt Bill Perdieu 3.26 North Polk, Alleman Nick Wilkens 3.34 Des Moines, East Greg Schoon 3.51 North Scott, Eldridge Shamus Budde 3.34 Isaac Newton Christian Academy Roger Taylor 3.82 Northeast, Goose Lake Travis Eversmeyer 3.59 Tri-Center, Neola Kelly Alfers 3.37 Regina, Iowa City Jared Galpin 3.49 Urbandale Gretta Richardson 3.29 Roland-Story, Story City Darrin Berggren 3.38 Xavier, Cedar Rapids Russ Camacho 3.38 Saint Ansgar Jason Squier 3.35 Excellence in Academic Achievement Shenandoah Derek Howard 3.38 Clarke, Osceola Dale Helgevold 3.15 Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids Stephen Tjaden 3.65 Creston Ron Pendegraft 3.00 Southeast Valley, Gowrie Kyle Johnson 3.28 Decorah Keith Bruening 3.17 Tipton Matt Fouch 3.49 Iowa City, City High Mike Degner 3.19 Tripoli Joe Urbanek 3.46 Iowa City, West Mike Mellecker 3.04 Urbandale Jon Schmitz 3.38 North Scott, Eldridge Marie Tharp 3.01 West Bend-Mallard Jerry Zaugg 3.61 Shenandoah Amy Zwickel 3.00 Winterset Josh Henry 3.30

34 IHSAA Bulletin academic achievement 2018-19 School Coach GPA School Coach GPA Sioux City, West Benjamin Nelson 3.05 Excellence in Academic Achievement Sumner-Fredericksburg Ryan Dougan 3.03 Audubon Sean Birks 3.14 Washington Chad Zear 3.06 Decorah Pat Trewin 3.12 Dike-New Hartford Don Betts 3.16 Gladbrook-Reinbeck John Olson 3.17 CROSS COUNTRY New Hampton Scott Frerichs 3.20 Ogden Jacob Burger 3.11 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Ankeny Christian Academy Larry Schroeder 4.00 Pleasant Valley Rusty VanWetzinga 3.14 Audubon Pete Dammel 3.51 Roland-Story, Story City Aaron Stensland 3.02 Belle Plaine Mark Tegeler 3.38 South Hardin Nick Eller 3.02 Cedar Falls Scott Gall 3.63 West Sioux, Hawarden Ryan Schwiesow 3.11 Crestwood, Cresco Jim Obermann 3.40 Decorah Brad Johansen 3.67 Dike-New Hartford Will Reingardt 3.37 GOLF - FALL Don Bosco, Gilbertville Shawn Moses 3.30 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Dubuque, Hempstead Mark Ressler 3.50 Cedar Falls Kenton Engels 3.52 Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Jeff Short 3.80 Dubuque, Hempstead Chad Parkin 3.55 Janesville Nolan Hovland 3.80 Pleasant Valley Mike Nedelcoff 3.44 Mediapolis Travis Luttennegger 3.30 Sioux City, North Aaron Kolbo 3.39 New Hampton Jamie Ohrt 3.33 Xavier, Cedar Rapids Tim O'Brien 3.50 Pleasant Valley Erik Belby 3.50 Excellence in Academic Achievement Riverside 3.38 Sioux City, West Troy Worden 3.00 Roland-Story, Story City Brad Dedic 3.39 Sibley-Ocheyedan Ryan Wiersma 3.43 Sioux City, North Abdier Marrero 3.37 SOCCER (2018) South Hardin Mike Olson 3.49 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Southeast Valley, Gowrie Travis Nuss 3.30 Cedar Falls Spencer Steffy 3.38 Tripoli Matt Hoodjer 3.40 West Bend-Mallard Ben Hellman 3.34 West Marshall, State Center Cynthia Hilleman 3.73 SWIMMING West Sioux, Hawarden Nancy Ruhland 3.31 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Xavier, Cedar Rapids Nathan Hopp 3.70 Ames Dan Flannery 3.63 Bettendorf Mike Ahrens 3.52 Excellence in Academic Achievement Anamosa 3.09 Carroll Deb Danner 3.31 Eagle Grove Ben Demuth 3.04 Cedar Falls Scott Pinter 3.78 Ogden Ryan Kobliska 3.15 Decorah Laura Storlie 3.48 St. Mary's, Remsen Scott Willman 3.16 Des Moines, East Dustin Cassler 3.29 Dubuque, Hempstead Rick Loeffelholz 3.43 Grinnell Travis Smith 3.49 FOOTBALL Iowa City, City High Zane Hugo 3.46 Iowa City, West Byron Butler 3.81 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Anamosa Lucas Stanton 3.34 Excellence in Academic Achievement Belle Plaine Todd Bohlen 3.39 Ankeny Centennial Justin Crouch 3.05 Cedar Falls Brad Remmert 3.32 Crestwood, Cresco Skip Eckhardt 3.49 Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Scott Van Dusseldorp 3.34 TENNIS (2018) Gladbrook-Reinbeck John Olson 3.27 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Lamoni Bryan Nowlin 3.79 Cedar Falls Brian Suiter 3.54 Southeast Valley, Gowrie Mike Swieter 3.25 Tripoli Tom Nuss 3.29 Van Meter Eric Trudo 3.49 TRACK & FIELD (2018) Xavier, Cedar Rapids Duane Schulte 3.41 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Cedar Falls Dirk Homewood 3.47 West Sioux, Hawarden Jerome Hoegh 3.32

Spring 2019 35 academic achievement 2018-19 School Coach GPA School Coach GPA WRESTLING BGM, Brooklyn Franci McClenathan 3.52 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Camanche Carrie Leu 3.48 Beckman Catholic, Dyersville Cody Ortmann 3.46 Carlisle Jen Nordhagen 3.34 Camanche Brent Carstensen 3.44 Cedar Falls Tami Doyle 3.36 Cedar Falls Chris Ortner 3.32 Central DeWitt Kari Bossom 3.64 Clarke, Osceola Brian Reece 3.78 Clarinda Dani Samuelson 3.68 Davis County, Bloomfield Jim Nelson 3.39 Crestwood, Cresco Kim Lehmkuhl 3.26 Don Bosco, Gilbertville Tom Hogan 3.30 Dike-New Hartford Kelsey Morales 3.52 Griswold Matt Leighton 3.39 Dubuque, Hempstead Mandy Enke 3.30 HLV, Victor Beau Jack 3.39 Dunkerton Kim Weepie 3.40 Hudson Wayne Haskovec 3.40 East Marshall, LeGrand Angie Damman 3.31 Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Tanner Warrington 3.45 Griswold Denise Bridges 3.51 North Scott, Eldridge Drew Kelly 3.35 Jesup Sarah Nolan 3.49 Regina, Iowa City Adam Martensen 3.46 Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Danielle Sitzman 3.80 Southeast Warren, Liberty Center Dallas O'Brien 3.47 Lenox Jennifer Miller 3.27 Tripoli Gary Bergmann 3.75 Newell-Fonda Trisha Johnson 3.36 West Bend-Mallard Payton Rice 3.83 North Polk, Alleman TBA 3.54 Northeast, Goose Lake Shana Johnson 3.60 Excellence in Academic Achievement Perry Kim Herrera 3.30 ACGC Shawn Danker 3.02 Rockford Robin Fischer 3.56 Anamosa Trevor Greene 3.06 Roland-Story, Story City Kari Broer 3.41 Ankeny Centennial Jay Groth 3.00 Sibley-Ocheyedan Chelsea Hecht 3.40 Ballard Steve Mickelson 3.15 Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids Denise Terrell 3.42 BCLUW, Conrad Stacy Simpson, Mike Olson 3.15 South Hardin Amy Lepely 3.63 Carlisle Jason Mehrhoff 3.13 Springville Angel Chizek 3.67 Carroll Eric Nagl 3.17 St. Mary's, Storm Lake Victoria Stille 3.67 Central DeWitt Matt Ohnemus 3.15 Sumner-Fredericksburg Brett Johns 3.33 Coon Rapids-Bayard Josh Atwell 3.22 Treynor Nicole Reed 3.41 Creston Cody Downing 3.08 Urbandale Kali Brinker 3.33 Crestwood, Cresco Keith Slifka 3.20 Winterset Laura Stevenson 3.37 Decorah Jeff Freidhof 3.15 Woodbury Central, Moville Angel Rocha 3.75 Dike-New Hartford Tony Norton 3.01 Xavier, Cedar Rapids Erica Rheinschmidt 3.64 East Marshall, LeGrand Todd Hinegardner 3.06 Harlan Community John Murtaugh 3.16 Excellence in Academic Achievement Jesup Scott Trueg 3.07 Ames Dana Logan 3.12 Maquoketa Valley, Delhi Tim Andrews 3.20 Carroll Lori Warner 3.13 North Linn, Troy Mills Brad Bridgewater, Quentin Stanerson 3.03 Creston Trish Sevier 3.04 North Polk, Alleman Kirk Hesse 3.11 Decorah Juli Knutson 3.19 Perry Mark Weber 3.14 Gladbrook-Reinbeck Sherri Scarf 3.01 Shenandoah Todd McGinnis 3.20 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn Tricia Vial 3.21 Southeast Valley, Gowrie Jeff Miller 3.04 Southeast Valley, Gowrie 3.20 Sumner-Fredericksburg Jeff Meyer 3.24 Tri-County, Thornburg Valerie Glover 3.19 Tipton Matt Nerem 3.13 Treynor Phil Kennedy 3.10 Tri-Center, Neola Scott Manhart 3.04 CHEER - FOOTBALL Urbandale Mike Moreno 3.21 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Washington Brent Van Weelden 3.08 Belle Plaine Leah Mast 3.44 Woodbury Central, Moville Jake Thomas 3.23 Audubon Sarah Smith 3.51 Xavier, Cedar Rapids Ryan Chambers 3.16 Cedar Falls Tami Doyle 3.52 Crestwood, Cresco Kelli Gosch 3.55 Don Bosco, Gilbertville Chris Mollicone 3.60 CHEER - BASKETBALL Dubuque, Hempstead Mandy Enke 3.33 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Kristi Carew 3.61 Ankeny Katie Bales 3.47 Lamoni Yolanda Taylor 3.58 Ankeny Centennial Alyssa Howlett 3.41 New Hampton Theresa Havlik 3.49 Ballard JoEllen Wesselmann 3.80 North Linn, Troy Mills Bethany Brink 3.44 BCLUW, Conrad Morgan Trinkle 3.84 North Tama, Traer Tracy Jones 3.40

36 IHSAA Bulletin ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 2018-19 School Coach GPA School Coach GPA Pleasant Valley Megan Ramirez 3.42 HLV, Victor Britni Jack 3.34 Roland-Story, Story City Kari Broer 3.41 Jesup Sarah Nolan 3.59 South Hardin 3.75 Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Ann Schmitz 3.80 Southeast Valley, Gowrie Megan Stumpf 3.29 Midland, Wyoming Deanna Martens 3.86 Tripoli Karen Stumme 3.32 North Linn, Troy Mills Bethany Brink 3.46 West Marshall, State Center Sarah Stone 3.44 Perry Kim Herrera 3.61 West Sioux, Hawarden Madalyn Eilts 3.53 Roland-Story, Story City Kari Broer 3.44 Xavier, Cedar Rapids Erica Rheinschmidt 3.76 Shenandoah Angel Dawson 3.63 Sioux City, West Chris Jones 3.33 Excellence in Academic Achievement Southeast Valley, Gowrie Danielle Dee 3.68 Harlan Community Shannon Ferry 3.03 Treynor Traci Black 3.44 Sioux City, West Chris Jones 3.10 Urbandale Kali Brinker 3.33 Winterset Stephanie Walker 3.58 CHEER - WRESTLING Woodbury Central, Moville Emily Thomas 3.73 Distinguished in Academic Achievement Excellence in Academic Achievement Ankeny Britne Davis 3.59 Ames Dana Logan 3.12 Ankeny Centennial Alyssa Howlett 3.37 Bellevue Megan Fischer, Elise Cullers 3.07 Ballard Allison Vincent 3.45 Carroll Karly Fagan 3.20 BGM, Brooklyn Franci McClenathan 3.52 Decorah Juli Knutson 3.13 Cedar Falls Tami Doyle 3.39 Iowa City, West Lisa Barnes 3.08 Central DeWitt Kari Bossom 3.64 New London 3.03 Clarinda Allison VanVactor 3.51 Southeast Warren, Liberty Center Krissy Merfeld 3.24 Creston Trish Sevier 3.27 Sumner-Fredericksburg Krista Smith 3.20 Crestwood, Cresco Kim Lehmkuhl 3.26 Tri-Center, Neola Tressa Driver 3.07 Dike-New Hartford Mary Larson 3.43 Washington Kelsey Stout 3.13 Don Bosco, Gilbertville Chris Mollicone 3.70 East Marshall, LeGrand Lanise Burchland 3.78 Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont Heather Scharff 3.77 Harlan Community Kathleen Noeth 3.42

Spring 2019 37 ejection reports Ejection Reports Basketball and wrestling ejections from the 2018-19 seasons BASKETBALL Player Report Coach Report There were 22 ejections of student-athletes during the 2018-19 season. There were 12 ejections of coaches during the 2018-19 season.

Number of ejections by level Number of ejections by level 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th JH 9th 10th JV Varsity 2 4 3 2 1 10 2 1 3 - 6

Reasons for ejections List of coaches ejected Reason # School Coach Level Teacher/Non Two technical fouls 9 Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln Jason Isaacson Varsity Teacher Flagrant misconduct 8 Fighting 2 Interstate 35, Truro Nathan Rankin Varsity Non-Teacher Unsportsmanlike conduct 2 Johnston Chris Danner Sophomore Teacher Flagrant foul 1 Keokuk Jud Miller Junior High Non-Teacher Kingsley-Pierson Jarrod Schott Varsity Teacher Number of ejections per year Linn-Mar, Marion Rob Shanstrom Sophomore Teacher Year # Martensdale-St. Marys Joe Franey Varsity Teacher 2008-09 23 Mid-Prairie, Wellman Jonathan Rocha Freshman Non-Teacher 2009-10 29 MVAOCOU Gaige Gill Junior High Teacher 2010-11 32 Norwalk Chris Larson Varsity Teacher 2011-12 24 2012-13 15 Ridge View Mike Smith Varsity Non-Teacher 2013-14 17 Solon Jacobe Julien Sophomore Non-Teacher 2014-15 25 2015-16 18 Note: One coach will be ineligible for the first game of the 2019-20 season 2016-17 19 2017-18 27 2018-19 22

Note: One student-athlete will be ineligible for the first game of the 2019-20 season WRESTLING Player Report Coach Report There were 31 ejections of student-athletes during the 2018-19 season. There were 4 ejections of coaches during the 2018-19 season.

Number of ejections by level Number of ejections by level 7th 8th 9th 10th JV Varsity JH 9th 10th JV Varsity - 2 - - 9 20 1 - - - 3

Reasons for ejections List of coaches ejected Reason # School Coach Level Teacher/Non Flagrant misconduct 14 Johnston Aaron Tecklenburg Varsity Teacher Biting 11 Profanity 4 Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Mark Kloser Junior High Teacher Unsportsmanlike conduct 1 Logan-Magnolia Doug Reisz Varsity Non-Teacher Two unsportsmanlike calls 1 Van Meter Chris Swalla Varsity Non-Teacher

38 IHSAA Bulletin board minutes Board of Control minutes Approved records from IHSAA board meetings from Oct. 2018-Jan. 2019 SYNOPSIS OF THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION NOVEMBER 16, 2018

The Board of Control of the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) met November 16, 2018, at the Hilton Garden Inn in Cedar Falls, Iowa, pursuant to notice. Board of Control members present were Chairperson Greg Darling, Vice Chairperson Rollie Wiebers, Treasurer Tom Keating, Russ Reiter, Rod Earleywine, Barb Schwamman, Brent Cook, Greg Dockum and Ryan Wise (non-voting). Association staff members present were Executive Director Alan Beste; Associate Director Brett Nannin- ga; and Assistant Directors Chad Elsberry and Jared Chizek.

CALL TO ORDER - The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Darling at 8:30 a.m.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES - (MM-S) Wiebers-Earleywine to approve the October 25, 2018 minutes. Motion carried unani- mously.

REPORTS

D.O.E REPORT – Board member Wise shared changes in committee personnel due to the recent election.

I.A.S.B. REPORT – Board member Dockum provided information on the recently held IASB Convention in Des Moines.

I.H.S.A.D.A REPORT – Board member Cook shared the NIAAA Convention will be in San Antonio December 14-19.

IHSSN/NFHS NETWORK REPORT – Associate Director Nanninga discussed the television and streaming coverage of all rounds of the football playoffs.

CONSENT ITEMS

MOUNT VERNON INELIGIBLE PLAYER PARTICIPATION & CORRECTIVE ACTION – Executive Director Beste presented correspondence from and response to Mount Vernon High School regarding the participation of an ineligible football athlete.

PRAIRIE, CEDAR RAPIDS COMMENTS ON OFFICIATING & CORRECTIVE ACTION – Executive Director Beste presented correspondence from and response to Prairie High School regarding the officiating in a regular season football game.

DAVENPORT, NORTH USE OF UNREGISTERED OFFICIAL – Executive Director Beste provided information regarding Dav- enport, North using an unlicensed football official during contests this fall. Correspondence sent to both schools, the official and the assignor was shared.

CENTRAL DEWITT APPEAL DECISION CORRESPONDANCE – Executive Director Beste shared the letter regarding the board’s decision from its October appeal hearing.

APPROVAL OF CONSENT ITEMS – (MM-S) Keating-Dockum to approve all consent items as presented and reviewed. Mo- tion carried unanimously.

INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS

1) Executive Director Beste provided information about the second part of the new athletic director workshop held October 31 at the IHSAA office in Boone. 2) Executive Director Beste presented correspondence sent to member schools regarding the winter sports rules meetings now posted online. 3) Executive Director Beste led a discussion on the November 8 joint board meeting with the IGHSAU Board of Directors.

Spring 2019 39 board minutes Board of Control 4) Executive Director Beste provided correspondence sent to member schools regarding playoff qualifying schools and all junior high schools being allowed to attend the football championships free of charge. 5) Assistant Director Elsberry discussed the upcoming Pride Challenge events. 6) Executive Director Beste shared correspondence received from the superintendent at Dike-New Hartford acknowledging the good sportsmanship shown by Interstate 35 High School at its quarterfinal round playoff game. 7) Executive Director Beste presented a new board member orientation manual. 8) Executive Director Beste shared the state football award presentation schedule.

ACTION ITEMS REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL ELECTION RESULTS – Executive Director Beste presented the report on the Representative Council Election.

REPORT ON ELECTION FOR POSITIONS ON THE REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL OF THE IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 2018-2019

CLASS A, CENTRAL DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2023 *Scott Dryer Principal South Hamilton, Jewell 7 Deron Durflinger Superintendent Van Meter 3 Dr. Adam Zellmer Superintendent South Hardin 1 Dan Peterson Principal West Hancock, Britt 1 Justin Stockdale Superintendent Dike-New Hartford 1 Steve Schlatter Principal Roland-Story, Story City 1 Aaron Thomas Principal Aplington-Parkersburg 1 Rob Luther Principal Baxter 1 Maury Ruble Principal Ogden 1 Neil Mullen Superintendent Grundy Center 1

*Elected to position expiring in 2023 due to having the most votes.

CLASS A, CENTRAL DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2022 *Deron Durflinger Superintendent Van Meter 3 Dr. Adam Zellmer Superintendent South Hardin 1 Dan Peterson Principal West Hancock, Britt 1 Justin Stockdale Superintendent Dike-New Hartford 1 Steve Schlatter Principal Roland-Story, Story City 1 Aaron Thomas Principal Aplington-Parkersburg 1 Rob Luther Principal Baxter 1 Maury Ruble Principal Ogden 1 Neil Mullen Superintendent Grundy Center 1

*Elected to position expiring in 2022 due to having the second most votes.

CLASS A, CENTRAL DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2020 a) Maury Ruble Principal Ogden 1 Dan Peterson Principal West Hancock, Britt 1 Justin Stockdale Superintendent Dike-New Hartford 1 Aaron Thomas Principal Aplington-Parkersburg 1 Rob Luther Principal Baxter 1 #Steve Schlatter Principal Roland-Story, Story City 1 **Dr. Adam Zellmer Superintendent South Hardin 1 **Neil Mullen Superintendent Grundy Center 1 a) Random Draw **Withdrew name for this position # Ineligible due to having just completed two terms on the Representative Council.

40 IHSAA Bulletin board minutes Board of Control CLASS AA, CENTRAL DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2023 b) Steve Pettit Principal Southeast Polk 1 Dr. Theron Schutte Superintendent Marshalltown 1 Dr. Jeff Hawkins Principal Ankeny 1 b) Random Draw

CLASS A, NORTHEAST DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2023 c) Lynn Baldus Principal Saint Ansgar 1 Dr. Mike Hardy Principal Waukon 1 Todd Werner Principal Belle Plaine 1 Tim Dugger Superintendent Postville 1 Troy Osterhaus Principal Maquoketa Valley, Delhi 1 !Barb Schwamman Superintendent Osage 1 ^Dale Crozier Superintendent Kee, Lansing 1 c) Random Draw !Ineligible due to being on the Board of Control ^Ineligible due to already being on the Representative Council

CLASS A, NORTHWEST DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2023 K. Lynn Evans Superintendent Alta-Aurelia 18 Kevin Wood Principal Manson Northwest Webster 5 Scott Williamson Superintendent Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 5 Chris Bork Principal Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 1

CLASS A, NORTHWEST DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2019 d) Kevin Wood Principal Manson Northwest Webster 5 Scott Williamson Superintendent Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 5 Chris Bork Principal Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 1 d) Random Draw

CLASS AA, NORTHWEST DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2022 Dr. Steve Webner Superintendent LeMars 1

CLASS A, SOUTHEAST DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2023 e) Ken Crawford Superintendent Highland, Riverside/Lone Tree 2 Dan Maeder Superintendent Davis County, Bloomfield 2 Tom Parker Superintendent Camanche 2 Joe Burnett Superintendent Wilton 1 Cory Lahndorf Principal HLV, Victor 1 Tracy Wilkins Principal Knoxville 1 e) Random Draw

CLASS A, SOUTHEAST DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2019 f) Tom Parker Superintendent Camanche 2 Dan Maeder Superintendent Davis County, Bloomfield 2 Joe Burnett Superintendent Wilton 1 Cory Lahndorf Principal HLV, Victor 1 Tracy Wilkins Principal Knoxville 1 f) Random Draw

CLASS A, SOUTHWEST DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRING 2023 Tom Wood Superintendent Martensdale-St. Marys 16

Spring 2019 41 board minutes Board of Control Chris Fenster Superintendent Southwest Valley 1 Dr. Timothy Mitchell Superintendent Riverside, Oakland 1 Bill Messerole Principal Creston 1 Delane Galvin Superintendent Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 1 Kurt Brosamle Principal Boyer Valley, Dunlap 1

I, Chairperson of the Board of Control, certify that the above and foregoing is the official report of the Representative Council elections.

Greg Darling, Chairperson Iowa High School Athletic Association Board of Control

*In accordance with the IHSAA Articles of Incorporation, the Board of Control drew the names of the five tied candidates for the Class A, Central District term expiring in 2020. Maury Ruble, Principal at Ogden, was drawn.

** In accordance with the IHSAA Articles of Incorporation, the Board of Control drew the names of the three tied candidates for the Class AA, Central District term expiring in 2023. Steve Pettit, Principal at Southeast Polk, was drawn.

*** In accordance with the IHSAA Articles of Incorporation, the Board of Control drew the names of the five tied candidates for the Class A, Northeast District term expiring in 2023. Lynn Baldus, Principal at Saint Ansgar, was drawn.

**** In accordance with the IHSAA Articles of Incorporation, the Board of Control drew the names of the two tied candidates for the Class A, Northwest District term expiring in 2019. Kevin Wood, Principal at Manson Northwest Webster, was drawn.

***** In accordance with the IHSAA Articles of Incorporation, the Board of Control drew the names of the three tied candi- dates for the Class A, Southeast District to determine which administrator will fill the 2019 and 2023 terms. Ken Crawford, Superintendent at both Highland, Riverside and Lone Tree, was drawn to fill the term expiring in 2023. Tom Parker, Superin- tendent at Camanche, will fill the term expiring in 2019.

(MM-S) Wiebers-Schwamman to receive the report and declare Scott Dryer, Deron Durflinger, Maury Ruble, Steve Pettit, Lynn Baldus, K.Lynn Evans, Kevin Wood Dr. Steve Webner, Ken Crawford, Tom Parker and Tom Wood elected. Motion carried unanimously.

2019 IHSAA AWARD RECIPIENTS – Associate Director Nanninga presented the recommendations of the Sports Advisory & Service Award Nomination Committee for the following awards. 2019 Morris D. Kelley Award: Jim Schwaller, Coon Rapids-Ba- yard; Brian Eichelberger, Tipton; Gary Naylor, Ankeny; and Jerry Tubaugh, Belle Plaine. 2019 IHSAA School Administrator Award: Greg Robinson, Urbandale; Mahlon Carothers, MVAOCOU; Todd Coy, South Hamilton, Jewell; Mike Jepson, Manson Northwest Webster; and Lynn Ubben, Perry. (MM-S) Cook-Schwamman to accept the committee recommendations. Motion carried unanimously.

2019 DISTRICT SWIMMING SITES – Assistant Director Chizek presented the 2019 District Swimming sites. Assignments will be posted the first full week in January. (MM-S) Reiter-Cook to approve the sites as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

SWIMMING HOST CONTRACT – Executive Director Beste presented new language for the district swimming host contract. (MM-S) Dockum-Reiter to approve the swimming host contract as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

WRESTLING HOST CONTRACT – Executive Director Beste presented new language for the postseason wrestling host contract. (MM-S) Wiebers-Earleywine to approve the postseason wrestling host contract as presented. Motion carried unan- imously.

REORGANIZATION OF BOARD OF CONTROL OFFICERS – Chairperson Darling reviewed the terms of the members of the Board of Control and presented the modified ascending order officer list for 2018-19 due to large turnover on the board. The officers will be: Chairperson – Greg Darling; Vice-Chairperson – Rod Earleywine; Treasurer – Barb Schwamman. (MM-S) Dockum-Cook to reorganize the officers per the modified ascending order. Motion carried unanimously.

EXECUTIVE SESSION - (MM-S) Cook-Dockum to proceed to executive session to discuss a personnel matter. (MM-S) Ear- leywine-Cook to adjourn the Executive Session.

42 IHSAA Bulletin board minutes Board of Control NEXT MEETING DATE - The next regularly scheduled meeting will be held December 13, 2018 at the IHSAA Office in Boone, Iowa.

ADJOURNMENT - Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by Chairperson Darling at 10:00 a.m.

I, Jared Chizek, Assistant Director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going is a true and correct record of the proceedings of the meeting of the Board of Control held Friday, November 16, 2018.

Jared Chizek Assistant Director

SYNOPSIS OF THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DECEMBER 13, 2018

The Board of Control of the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) met December 13, 2018, at the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) office in Boone, Iowa pursuant to notice. Board of Control members present were Chairperson Greg Darling, Vice Chairperson Rod Earleywine, Treasurer Barb Schwamman, Brent Cook, Greg Dockum, Dave Wiebers, Scott Kibby, Paula Wright and Ryan Wise (non-voting). Association staff members present were Executive Director Alan Beste, Associate Director Brett Nanninga, Assistant Directors Todd Tharp, Chad Elsberry and Jared Chizek, Director of Fi- nance Sandra Anderson, Director of Officials Lewie Curtis, Communications Director Chris Cuellar, and Accountant Jessica Morgan.

CALL TO ORDER - The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Darling at 8:30 a.m.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES - (MM-S) Dockum-Schwamman to approve the November 16, 2018 minutes. Motion carried unanimously.

EXECUTIVE SESSION - (MM-S) Schwamman-Earleywine to proceed to executive session to discuss a personnel matter. (MM-S) Schwamman-Cook to adjourn the Executive Session.

CONSENT ITEMS

RETIREMENT INVESTMENT COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES – Director of Finance Anderson presented the meeting minutes from the Retirement Investment Committee meeting held November 2, 2018.

APPROVAL OF CONSENT ITEMS – (MM-S) Earleywine-Schwamman to approve all consent items as presented and re- viewed. Motion carried unanimously.

ACTION ITEMS

FINANCIAL REPORT – Director of Finance Anderson presented November 30, 2018, financial statements including the statement of financial position and statement of budgetary activities. Accountant Jessica Morgan presented the fall sports financial report. (MM-S) Cook-Wright to approve the financial report as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

AUDITOR ENGAGEMENT LETTER – Director of Finance Anderson presented and discussed the engagement letter with Meriwether, Wilson & Company, PLLC to conduct the independent audit for the IHSAA and subsidiary for the fiscal year 2018- 19. (MM-S) Schwamman-Dockum to engage Meriwether, Wilson & Company, PLLC. Motion carried unanimously.

2019 IHSAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT CLASSIFICATIONS – Associate Director Nanninga presented the 2019 bas- ketball classifications. Tournament assignments and pairings will be prepared at a later date. (MM-S) Earleywine-Cook to approve the classifications as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

2019 IHSAA BOWLING TOURNAMENT CLASSIFICATIONS – Assistant Director Tharp presented the 2019 bowling clas- sifications. Tournament assignments and pairings will be prepared at a later date. (MM-S) Earleywine-Cook to approve the

Spring 2019 43 board minutes Board of Control classifications as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

IHSAA BASEBALL ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES & RECOMMENDATIONS – Assistant Directors Tharp and Chizek presented the minutes from the Baseball Advisory Committee and the committee's three recommendations. The committee recommended 1) To modify the current pitch count policy by requiring underclassmen (grades 8-9) to sit four days, rather than three days, if they exceed the 90-pitch daily limit. 2) To allow three scrimmages per school after the first practice date. 3) To change the dead period for pitchers and catchers to October 1 through December 31. (MM-S) Kibby-Earleywine to accept the minutes and to approve the three recommendations. Motion carried unanimously.

BASKETBALL HOST CONTRACT – Executive Director Beste presented new language for the postseason basketball host contract. (MM-S) Schwamman-Wright to approve the basketball host contract as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

BOARD OF CONTROL ASCENDING ORDER OF TERMS AND COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS – Executive Director Beste conducted a random draw for the ascending order of board members Wiebers, Kibby and Wright. Appointments were also made to board committees. (MM-S) Cook-Wiebers to approve the results of the random draw and board appointments. Mo- tion carried unanimously.

BERNIE SAGGAU AWARD OF MERIT – Executive Director Beste led a discussion regarding the Bernie Saggau Award of Merit. (MM-S) Dockum-Kibby to award the Bernie Saggau Award of Merit to Rollie Wiebers, Charter Oak; Russ Reiter, Inde- pendence; and Tom Keating, Robins at the state basketball tournament. Motion carried unanimously.

IHSAA TENNIS ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES & RECOMMENDATIONS – Executive Director Beste presented the minutes from the Tennis Advisory Committee and its one recommendation. The committee recommended to allow a district runner-up (singles or doubles) be allowed to be submitted for seeding placement at the state tournament if the singles player or doubles team was a state champion or runner-up in either class the previous year. (MM-S) Kibby-Wiebers to accept the minutes and to approve the recommendation. Motion carried unanimously.

JOINT CROSS COUNTRY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES – Assistant Director Chizek presented the minutes from the Joint Cross Country Advisory Committee. The committee did not make any recommendations. (MM-S) Wright-Schwamman to receive the minutes. Motion carried unanimously.

BERNIE SAGGAU LETTER TO BOARD OF CONTROL – Executive Director Beste shared a letter from former executive di- rector Bernie Saggau asking to relinquish his fundraising role with the Iowa Hall of Pride effective December 31, 2018. (MM-S) Earleywine-Cook to accept the resignation of Bernie Saggau. Motion carried unanimously.

EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT – Executive Director Beste shared a letter of retirement from Director of Finance Anderson effec- tive January 31, 2019. (MM-S) Earleywine-Schwamman to accept the resignation of Sandra Anderson with much apprecia- tion. Motion carried unanimously.

REPORTS

D.O.E. REPORT – Board member Wise and Executive Director Beste discussed the school safety webinars and the ineligibil- ity period of all activities under the Scholarship Rule.

I.A.S.B. REPORT – Board member Dockum shared the four legislative priorities set by the IASB priorities for the 2019 session: to invest in mental healthcare, to create a school funding foundation formula, to set supplemental state aid in a timely manner, and to repeal the December 31, 2029, sunset on the statewide penny sales tax for school infrastructure.

I.H.S.A.D.A. REPORT – Board member Cook presented on the NIAAA National Athletic Director Conference being held in San Antonio, Texas and expanded student scholarship opportunities.

DIRECTOR OF OFFICIALS REPORT – Director of Officials Curtis presented the most recent official registration numbers and reported on the ejections in the fall sports.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES REPORT – Assistant Director Elsberry provided information on the upcoming IASC regional conferences, the IASC fall state leadership conference, Coaching Boys into Men local conferences, and the Pride Challenge.

44 IHSAA Bulletin board minutes Board of Control COMMUNICATION DIRECTOR’S REPORT – Communications Director Cuellar shared an update on a new IHSAA website, live streaming applications for postseason football and IHSAA Hall of Fames.

TECHNOLOGY REPORT – Associate Director Nanninga provided an update on the new fiber to be connected to the IHSAA offices.

INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS

1) Executive Director Beste shared correspondence sent to all member schools regarding the winter sports online rules meetings. 2) Director of Officials Curtis provided the 2018 football official sportsmanship ratings memo. 3) Assistant Director Tharp presented the first bowling memo sent to all schools. 4) Associate Director Nanninga presented the first basketball memo sent to schools and officials. 5) Assistant Director Chizek shared the first swimming memo sent to schools and officials. 6) Director of Officials Curtis presented the first wrestling memo sent to schools and officials. 7) Executive Director Beste and Director of Finance Anderson shared the state wrestling final ticket distribution email and press release. 8) Executive Director Beste provided information regarding the number of insurance claims filed under the Head Strong In- surance program as of November 1. 9) Director of Officials Curtis presented an email sent to all winter sports officials regarding their varsity status for the 2018-19 winter season. 10) Executive Director Beste shared an invitation from Cedar Rapids to host the 2021 and 2022 Class 2A tennis tournament. 11) Executive Director Beste provided updates to the Board of Control Policy Manual. Formal action on the manual will be taken at a later date.

NEXT MEETING DATE - The next regularly scheduled meeting will be held January 24, 2019 at the IHSAA Office in Boone, Iowa.

ADJOURNMENT - Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by Chairperson Darling at 10:35 a.m.

I, Jared Chizek, Assistant Director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association, do hereby certify that the above and forego- ing is a true and correct record of the proceedings of the meeting of the Board of Control held Thursday, December 13, 2018.

Jared Chizek Assistant Director

SYNOPSIS OF THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION JANUARY 24, 2019

The Board of Control of the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) met January 24, 2019 at the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) office in Boone pursuant to notice. Board of Control members present were Chairperson Greg Darling, Vice Chairperson Rod Earleywine, Treasurer Barb Schwamman, Brent Cook, Greg Dockum, Dave Wiebers, and Paula Wright. Association staff members present were Executive Director Alan Beste, Associate Director Brett Nanninga, Assistant Directors Todd Tharp, Chad Elsberry and Jared Chizek, Director of Finance Sandra Anderson, Director of Officials Lewie Cur- tis, and Accountant Jessica Morgan. Also present was Brian Humke, IHSAA legal counsel.

BOARD OF CONTROL WORK SESSION - The Board of Control met at 8:30 am for a special work session to review the IHSAA and IHOP Foundation 990 tax returns, review the 2017-18 Annual Report, and to sign Conflict of Interest statements. Each Board of Control member received a complete copy of the IHSAA and the IHOP Foundation 990 tax returns.

CALL TO ORDER - The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Darling at 9:30 a.m.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES - (MM-S) Earleywine-Schwamman to approve the December 13, 2018, minutes. Motion carried unanimously.

Spring 2019 45 board minutes Board of Control ELIGIBILITY RULING – (1) Iowa City, City – Cian M. – Scholarship Rule 36.15(2). Pursuant to a letter received from Patrick M. and Cian M. Patrick M. and Cian M., appellants, participated in the hearing. The participants were informed Board Member Wise had recused himself from the hearing and had not received any materials pertaining to the hearing. (MM-S) Cook-Doc- kum that in accordance with 36.15(2), the appeal requesting an extension of eligibility be denied. Motion carried unanimously.

CONSENT ITEMS

NFHS OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION SECTION IV DISTINGUISHED ACTIVE OFFICIAL – Executive Director Beste presented a letter from the Executive Director of the NFHS naming Steve Wick as the State of Iowa NFHS Officials Association’s Dis- tinguished Active Official for 2018.

FORT DODGE INELIGIBLE ATHLETE PARTICIPATION & CORRECTIVE ACTION – Executive Director Beste presented correspondence from and response to Fort Dodge High School regarding the participation of a junior high school student in a high school wrestling event.

BELLEVUE INELIGIBLE ATHLETE PARTICIPATION & CORRECTIVE ACTION – Executive Director Beste presented cor- respondence from and response to Bellevue High School regarding the participation of an ineligible athlete in a high school wrestling event.

SIOUX CITY, WEST USE OF UNREGISTERED OFFICIAL – Executive Director Beste provided information regarding Sioux City, West using an unlicensed basketball official during a contest this winter.

NO TRESPASS LETTER – Executive Director shared the letter sent to an individual, who had threatened an advisory com- mittee member, indicating that he is no longer welcome at any IHSAA sponsored event.

2019 WRESTLING TOURNAMENT MANUALS – Director of Officials Curtis presented the 2019 postseason wrestling tour- nament manuals to be used for both the individual and dual team tournaments.

2019 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT MANUAL – Associate Director Nanninga presented the 2019 postseason basketball tournament manual.

APPROVAL OF CONSENT ITEMS – (MM-S) Wiebers-Dockum to approve all consent items as presented and reviewed. Motion carried unanimously.

ACTION ITEMS

FINANCIAL REPORT – Director of Finance Anderson presented December 31, 2018, financial statements including the De- tailed Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Budgetary Activities and Quarterly Investment Report. (MM-S) Schwam- man-Cook to approve the financial report as presented and reviewed. Motion carried unanimously.

INVESTMENT COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES AND RECOMMENDATION – Director of Finance Anderson presented the minutes from the investment committee on December 13, 2018. The committee recommended to sell one investment and to reinvest the proceeds. (MM-S) Earleywine-Dockum to approve the committee’s recommendation. Motion carried unani- mously.

UPDATED INVESTMENT POLICY– Director of Finance Anderson and Executive Director Beste presented a revised copy of the investment policy. The revised policy changes who has the authority to make investment decisions, removes the limits on the percentage of the total portfolio that may be invested in any classification and requires an investment report be presented to the Board of Control on a quarterly basis. (MM-S) Earleywine-Wiebers to approve the revised investment policy. Motion carried unanimously.

2019 CLASS 1A AND 2A REGIONAL DUAL TEAM WRESTLING SITES – Director of Officials Curtis presented the Class 1A and 2A regional dual team sites. Class 1A and 2A assignments will be made following the sectional tournament on February 2. (MM-S) Cook-Schwamman to approve the sites as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

2019 CLASS 3A REGIONAL DUAL TEAM WRESTLING SITES AND ASSIGNMENTS – Director of Officials Curtis presented the Class 3A regional dual team sites and assignments. (MM-S) Earleywine-Wiebers to approve the sites and assignments

46 IHSAA Bulletin board minutes Board of Control as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

2019 STATE QUALIFYING BOWLING SITES AND ASSIGNMENTS – Assistant Director Tharp presented the state qualifying bowling meet sites and assignments. (MM-S) Dockum-Wright to approve the sites and assignments as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

2019 BASKETBALL DISTRICT AND SUBSTATE ASSIGNMENTS – Associate Director Nanninga presented the basketball district and substate assignments. (MM-S) Cook-Wright to approve the sites and assignments as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

2019 SPRING GOLF CLASSIFICATIONS – Assistant Director Elsberry presented the classifications to be used for the 2019 spring golf postseason. (MM-S) Wiebers-Schwamman to approve the classifications as presented. Motion carried unani- mously.

2019 TENNIS CLASSIFICATIONS – Executive Director Beste presented the classifications to be used for the 2019 tennis season. (MM-S) Earleywine-Cook to approve the classifications as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

SOCCER ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES & RECOMMENDATIONS – Assistant Director Tharp presented the minutes and recommendations from the Soccer Advisory Committee. The committee made four recommendations. 1) To move the Jamboree start date to Week 38. 2) To use the following classifications beginning with the 2019-20 school year: largest 48 schools in Class 3A, the next 56 schools in Class 2A and the remainder in Class 1A. 3) To increase the size of the traveling party from 27 to 33. The IHSAA Administrative Staff amends this recommendation to 31 individuals in the traveling party. 4) To change the postseason schedule of the 2019-20 postseason to allow for a day off between matches in the state tournament. (MM-S) Earleywine-Wiebers to receive the minutes and to approve the four recommendations as amended to the board. Motion carried unanimously.

GOLF ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES & RECOMMENDATIONS – Assistant Director Elsberry presented the minutes and recommendations from the Golf Advisory Committee. The committee made three recommendations. 1) To amend the personal code of conduct to include a three-step process: verbal warning, two-stroke penalty, and disqualification. 2) To ex- pand its local rule banning cell phones to include restrictions on all portable audio/video devices. 3) To establish guidelines if a host school would like to utilize a maximum stroke format. (MM-S) Earleywine-Dockum to receive the minutes and to approve the three recommendations as presented to the board. Motion carried unanimously.

CLASS 2A STATE SINGLES AND DOUBLES TENNIS SITE AGREEMENT – Executive Director Beste presented information regarding the city of Cedar Rapids continuing to host the Class 2A singles and doubles tennis tournament through 2022. (MM-S) Schwamman-Wiebers to renew the contract with the city of Cedar Rapids for the 2021 and 2022 Class 2A state sin- gles and doubles tennis tournament. Motion carried unanimously.

SOCCER HOST CONTRACT – Executive Director Beste presented new language for the postseason soccer host contract. (MM-S) Wright-Earleywine to approve the postseason soccer host contract as presented. Motion carried unanimously.

BASEBALL HOST CONTRACT – Executive Director Beste presented new language for the postseason baseball host con- tract. (MM-S) Dockum-Earleywine to approve the postseason baseball host contract as presented. Motion carried unani- mously.

2019 SPIRIT OF SPORT NOMINATION – Executive Director Beste shared the IHSAA’s intent to nominate Bob Baxter, wres- tling official, as Iowa’s nominee for the NFHS Spirit of Sport Award. (MM-S) Schwamman-Cook to approve the nomination. Motion carried unanimously.

LEGAL FEES – Executive Director Beste shared a request from Legal Counsel Humke to increase his hourly rate effective February 1, 2019, to keep pace with other increases in fees at Nyemaster Goode. (MM-S) Earleywine-Wiebers to approve the rate increase for legal counsel Humke as presented. Motion carried.

2018-19 BEDS DOCUMENT – Assistant Director Tharp presented the BEDS Document that will be used for classification for the 2019-20 school year. In case of ties in enrollment, the last alphabetical school goes into the larger classification. (MM-S) Earleywine-Cook to approve the BEDS Document to be used for 2019-20 classifications. Motion carried unanimously.

Spring 2019 47 board minutes Board of Control REPORTS

I.A.S.B. REPORT – Board member Dockum shared IASB’s Day at the Hill is February 5th.

I.H.S.A.D.A. REPORT – Board member Cook shared the state athletic directors conference will be held in Coralville March 23-26.

LET’S CONNECT CONFERENCE – Assistant Directors Elsberry and Chizek shared about their experience at the recent Let’s Connect Conference in Chicago.

INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS

1) The board discussed a proposal to update the IHSAA web site and database. 2) Director of Officials Curtis provided an updated list of 2018-19 winter sports ejections. 3) Assistant Director Chizek presented information from the IHSBCA Convention he was a part of earlier in the month. 4) Executive Director Beste provided a preliminary schedule for the 2019 NFHS Summer Meeting. 5) Executive Director Beste shared information about a meeting he and Jean Berger, Alan Greiner and Craig Ihnen had with a legislative committee in Des Moines. 6) Executive Director Beste provided information regarding Iowa Christian Academy sharing with Grand View Christian for the remainder of the 2018-19 school year. 7) Executive Director Beste provided information regarding the number of insurance claims filed under the Head Strong Insurance program as of January 1.

NEXT MEETING DATE - The next regularly scheduled meeting will be held March 7, 2019 at Hy-Vee Hall in Des Moines, held in conjunction with the state basketball tournament.

ADJOURNMENT - Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by Chairperson Darling at 11:50 a.m.

I, Jared Chizek, Assistant Director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going is a true and correct record of the proceedings of the meeting of the Board of Control held Thursday, January 24, 2019.

Jared Chizek Assistant Director

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