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SPORTS IN BRIEF: Disc golf, Earth run, Ide Gymnastics, Iowa Hawkeyes, Iowa State
Fairfield disc golf tournament next Saturday
The Fairfield Open disc golf tournament will be played Saturday, March 22 at Chautauqua Park.
Registration is from 8-9:50 a.m. and there will be a player meeting at 9:50 a.m. Tee-off will begin at 10 a.m.
Prices range from $25-$60 depending on the division. The event is two rounds of 18 holes.
Contact John Shaw at 319-470-6938 for more information. Pre-registration is ...
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Sep. 30, 2018 9:53 pm
Fairfield disc golf tournament next Saturday
The Fairfield Open disc golf tournament will be played Saturday, March 22 at Chautauqua Park.
Registration is from 8-9:50 a.m. and there will be a player meeting at 9:50 a.m. Tee-off will begin at 10 a.m.
Prices range from $25-$60 depending on the division. The event is two rounds of 18 holes.
Contact John Shaw at 319-470-6938 for more information. Pre-registration is available online at PDGA.com or email excitementdiscgolf@hotmail.com.
Date set for Color the Earth run
The Color the Earth Run will be held Saturday, April 12 and will be run from Lamson Woods to the Chautauqua Park loop.
This is an Earth Day themed 5k run/walk to support the Fairfield gym and pool project. Participants will run or walk through bursts of fun colors while wearing a white T-shirt. Goggles or sunglasses are recommended.
Check-in is at 8 a.m. and the race will begin at 9 a.m. This event is designed for fun and times will not be kept.
The event is $35 per individual. Each person will receive a free T-shirt if they pre-register by April 9.
Register online at www.fairfieldparksandrec.com or call The Fairfield Park and Rec Department at 472-6159.
Ide Gymnastics earn more wins
The Ide Gymnastics trampoline team earned 12 first place victories at the Tumble the Pirate Plank meet in Boone March 1-2.
Kristen Burnstedt, Ashlyn Elmore, Olivia McClaran, Spencer Vaughan, and Kaitylyn Scheuermann received first place for double mini. First place in trampoline went to Elmore, McClaran, Bryanna Popejoy, Andrew Twohill, and Kiara Bickham. Popejoy also received a first place trophy for tumbling.
In Knoxville, Michelle Zhang, McClaran, and Bickham received first place trophies in double mini. First place trampoline winners were Zhang, Bickham and Kaitlyn Greiner. McClaran won second for trampoline and Juliette Pohren placed third for trampoline.
The team continued to win at another meet in Monmouth, Ill. Bickham, Greiner, McClaran, and Zhang scored first place in trampoline. McClaran, Popejoy, Spencer Vaughan and Zhang received firsts in double mini. Popejoy placed first in tumbling. Second place winners were Greiner in double mini and McClaran in tumbling. Third place in trampoline went to Popejoy, Twohill and Vaughan.
Iowa Board of Regents names indoor facility
IOWA CITY (AP) ? The Iowa football team?s new indoor practice building and operations center will be named after some of the program?s biggest donors.
The Iowa Board of Regents agreed Wednesday to name the indoor practice facility to honor Stew and LeNore Hansen, who donated $8 million to the program?s fundraising campaign.
Stew Hansen is the former president of a namesake Des Moines car dealership that was sold in 2006.
The regents also named the football operations building, which is under construction, after Richard O. Jacobson, chairman emeritus of the Jacobson Companies. Jacobson has supported the Hawkeyes for decades and donated millions to a number of university programs.
The building will include space for team activities, a strength and conditioning area, locker rooms, and office space for coaches and support staffs.
Cyclone kicked off football team
AMES (AP) ? Iowa State defensive tackle Rodney Coe has been kicked off the team.
Cyclones spokesman Mike Green says Coe has been dismissed for violating team rules.
Coe started Iowa State?s final four games in 2013 and finished with 37 tackles. Coe would have been a senior in 2014, and he was expected to be a veteran leader for Iowa State?s inexperienced defense.
The Cyclones return a pair of starting linemen in Cory Morrissey and David Irving, and sophomores Pierre Aka and Devlyn Cousin are the likely candidates to replace Coe at tackle.