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TUESDAY RESULTS – November 22
Le Mars finished third in both the girls and boys five-team meet at Lewis Bowl in Sioux City Tuesday afternoon. Sioux City East won the girls team title and Sioux City North topped the boys field. For Le Mars, Danielle Hystad had the top score on the day with a 290, Susie Haack had a 277, Colleen Zenk finished with a 272 and Marce Kolker had a 257. For the Le Mars boys, Cody Wurth rolled a 391, Brock Hofland a 374, Dom Castle had a 336 and Austin DuBrall finished at 315 for the day.
(LE MARS) -- Molly Renken's three-pointer with 48-seconds to play helped secure a 33-31 opening night win for the Le Mars Lady Bulldogs over Unity Christian Tuesday night at Carey gym. Renken's shot extended a 29-28 lead to 32-28. Carolyn Ahlers added a free throw with 23-seconds left to give Le Mars a 33-28 advantage before Karissa DeJong knocked down a three-pointer for the Knights to close the gap to two as the buzzer sounded to end the game. The Lady Bulldogs won despite a three minute-46 second scoring drought in the fourth quarter. Unity Christian managed only three points during that stretch to close a 28-24 Le Mars' lead to 28-27 with 1:49 to play. Both teams suffered through a cold shooting night, hitting just 24% of their field goal attempts while at the free throw line, Le Mars connected on just 5-of-15 and Unity was a dismal 4-for-14 from the charity stripe. Carolyn Ahlers led the Le Mars scoring attack with 12 points while Molly Renken added ten. Karissa DeJong had nine for Unity. Le Mars hosts the Hy-Vee Holiday Tournament Friday and Saturday with Rock Valley, Sioux City East and Hinton joining Le Mars in the field. Le Mars plays Hinton Friday night in the semifinals.
(G) Le Mars (1-0) 33 Unity Christian 31
(G) West Sioux 56 Akron-Westfield 34
(G) Ruthven-Ayrshire 65 Spalding Catholic 43
(G) South O'Brien 50 Alta-Aurelia 33
(G) Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 61 Storm Lake St. Mary's 28
(G) Sioux Rapids 46 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 19
(G) River Valley 64 Kingsley-Pierson 19
(G) Ridge View 70 West Monona 43
(G) Westwood 46 West Harrison 18
(G) OA-BCIG 77 Storm Lake 15
(G) Spencer 48 Newell-Fonda 42
(G) Okoboji 39 Sibley-Ocheyedan 37
(G) M-O-C/Floyd Valley 68 Sioux Center 35
(G) Lewis Central 51 Sioux City North 33
(G) Sioux City West 73 Woodbury Central 57
college scores
(W) Morningside 68 Northwestern 52
(M) Morningside 102 Northwestern 88
(W) Briar Cliff 90 Doane 69
(M) Doane 89 Briar Cliff 75
(W) Mounty Marty 69 Dordt 63
(M) Dordt 85 Mount Marty 70
(M) Iowa State 90 Northern Colorado 82
(M) U-N-I 59 Western Carolina 39
FRIDAY RESULTS – November 25
(college football)
Nebraska 20 Iowa 7
HY-VEE HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT at Carey gym
(G) Sioux City East 67 Rock Valley 33
(G) Hinton (1-0) 74 Le Mars (1-1) 42
(LE MARS) -- Hinton and Sioux City East advanced to the championship game of the Le Mars Hy-Vee Holiday basketball tournament with wins Friday night at Carey gym. Sioux City East opened the semifinal round with a 67-33 win over Rock Valley as Cassie Geopfert led a balanced Black Raider attack with 17 points with Tara Schaderer adding 14 and Harlee Baumann 12. Josi Godfredsen had seven for the Rockets.
Hinton scored the first six points of the game against Le Mars and never trailed as the Blackhawks opened their season with a 74-42 romp over the Lady Bulldogs. Molly Renken cut the 6-0 lead in half with a three-pointer for Le Mars before Hinton ran off the final 16 points of the first quarter for a 22-3 lead after the first eight minutes. The lead grew to 23 by halftime. Alex Yoerger led the Blackhawks with 20 points off the bench while Lauren Hedlund added 18 and Sadie Shuck ten. Molly Renken and Emily Pick had eight each to pace Le Mars while Emily Ellefson and Carolyn Ahlers had seven each. The loss drops Le Mars to 1-and-1 heading into their consolation round match-up with Rock Valley Saturday night. The championship game will start at about 7:15.
(G) Estherville/Lincoln Central 58 Lawton-Bronson 55
(G) Bishop Heelan 100 Sioux City North 38
(G) Waukon 66 Spirit Lake 60
SATURDAY SCHEDULE – November 26
(college football)
(12)Oklahoma 26 Iowa State 6
HY-VEE HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT at Carey gym
(G) Le Mars JV 34 Hinton JV 31
(LM- Britney Thompson 9, Holly Schneider 8 /
HIN-Tori Clausen 8)
(G) (consolation game) Le Mars (2-1) 59 Rock Valley 35
(G) (championship game) Hinton 72 Sioux City East 54
(LE MARS) – The Hinton girls won the Le Mars Hy-Vee Holiday basketball tournament title for the seventh time in the twelve-year history of the tournament, beating Sioux City East 72-54 in the championship game Saturday night at Carey gym. Shaeler Lund poured in 24 points for the Blackhawks with Lauren Hedlund adding 20 and Sadie Shuck 12. Hedlund and Shuck were named to the all-tournament team. Harlee Bauman led East with 17 and Tara Schwaderer, another all-tournament pick, adding 16 points. Hinton is off to a 2-and-0 start.
In the consolation game, Le Mars improved to 2-and-1 with a 59-35 win over Rock Valley. Emily Ellefson canned three three-pointers and had eleven points to pace the Le Mars attack. All-tournament selection Carolyn Ahlers also chipped in with eleven with Ashley Phelan and Jess Arnold collecting eight points each. Joanna Heemstra led the Rockets with ten. Josie Godfredsen was named all-tournament for Rock Valley.
All indications are that this was the final tournament, which originally started as the Highway 75 tournament in 1998 before it became the Hy-Vee Holiday Tournament in 2000 and Le Mars became the permanent host school.
(G) (#2-2A)Estherville/L-C 86 Sioux City North 24
(G) (#10—3A)Bishop Heelan 80 (#10-2A)Lawton-Bronson 67
(G) Sioux Center 51 Bryan 41
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Silver Springs slides into summer
Published: Monday, April 7, 2014 at 3:49 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, April 7, 2014 at 3:49 p.m.
Silver Springs Management is at work preparing Silver Springs State Park for summer fun.
For information about Silver Springs State Park, call 261-5840, 236-7148 or go to silversprings.com.
For information about the Silver River Museum, visit www.marion.k12.fl.us/district/srm/silversprings or >a href="http://www.marion.k12.fl.us/district/srm/silversprings" target="_blank">www.marion.k12.fl.us/district/srm/silversprings.
Already in place are the long-loved glass-bottom boats, a kayak launch site, a pizza restaurant and a fudge and ice cream shop, noted Joel Wiessner, chief marketing officer and partner of SSM. The park's main restaurant is serving up burgers, salads and Cuban sandwiches.
"We're looking forward to an exciting and busy summer," Wiessner said. "One thing that's exciting about kayaking, we're looking at buying a truck right now for a shuttle service to the head spring. Kayakers and canoes can paddle down to the county park and the shuttle service will bring them back."
With summer just around the corner, there is more on the horizon for the iconic, now state-owned park, according to Arden Tilghman, president of Silver Springs Management. The park has set up new picnic tables for folks who prefer to eat their purchased meals outside. Or, they can bring their own picnic lunches. The Sweet Shop's signature item? About a dozen different flavors of fudge made fresh in the restaurant's own kettle. The full-service restaurant also is available for preplanned events, from family reunions to weddings, Tilghman said.
"Our food and beverage staff are amazing," said Tilghman. "Currently, we have a historical museum that focuses a lot on the cinematography that happened here. The gift shop has small gifts and souvenirs right now, but we plan to expand it very soon. We want to feature work from local artists who keep the focus on natural Florida and the history of this area. We have so much history right here at the park. We have a lot of opportunities to have that reflected. So the intention is to open up that gift shop and make it a bit of a gallery, as well."
Silver Springs Management has been operating the park and its concessions since the state took over Silver Springs late last year. The idea was to shed the theme-park frills and focus mainly on what has made the park an attraction for generations: nature, beauty and outdoor recreation. The new Silver Springs State Park also includes the former Silver River State Park, which continues to rent out canoes and kayaks just down the river.
Future projects will spotlight the natural wonders of the original Silver Springs attraction, Tilghman said.
"As of right now, we don't have any rides slated or planned, but who knows what the future might bring?" she said. "One of the things that we are actively developing right now is longer boat rides that would be engaging for all ages. Many of our captains have been working in the park for decades. They know the river like the back of their hands. They know the wildlife. The glass-bottom boat ride is now 30 minutes long. We're looking to expand that to one hour and 15 minutes. For those who are interested, we want them to see more of the river. We hope it will leave memories with these families."
The management team also has been discussing ways to celebrate different holidays at the park. Also, several concerts are being considered for the summer, Tilghman said.
"The biggest message we're trying to convey is that while we are thrilled to be managing the concessions, we understand that this park belongs to the community. We're thrilled to be a part of all that is happening here."
Meanwhile, on the river side, the Silver River Museum will continue to be open on weekends, however, that area of the park will probably be closed for the first two weeks of June while the air conditioning system is being redone, said Scott Mitchell, director of the museum.
Parking fees for the park are $5 per person or $8 per carload; that is good for both properties — the spring side and the river side (the old Silver River State Park). Rentals and boat rides cost extra.
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Many initially believed Soul's album would be titled Black Lip Pastor due to the rapper's hashtag in various Twitter updates about the project. Soul later confirmed that the title would not be Black Lip Pastor.
On May 2, Soul said he was close to leaking the effort.
"I'm this close to just leakin my shit like its a mixtape," he said at the time.
Soon after that update was made, TDE CEO Anthony "Top Dawg" Tiffith addressed the matter with the following Twitter note:"I DARE A NIGGA ON MY TEAM LEAK HIS ALBUM.....#TDE.
These Days... follows Soul's 2012 effort, Control System, a project that earned a 4.5 out of 5 in its HipHopDX review.
"These days..." Is the title.
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