Drake Lansman is a part-time sports writer for the Dispatch-Argus and Quad-City Times. He focuses on covering local sports in the Davenport, Iowa area, highlighting achievements and events in high school and college athletics. Drake is a graduate of Bettendorf High School and Iowa State University.
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Nebraska plays in NCAA Final Four on Thursday night College volleyball
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Cornhuskers fell 3-2 in semis to Penn State Friday College volleyball
No. 2 Indians hand No. 1 Eastland first loss LANARK — In a battle between two undefeated teams at the top of the Class 1A Associated Press
“She is one of the hardest workers I have ever been around.” Name: Camrynn Jones School: Polo Sport: Basketball
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Girls basketball Sterling 75, Naperville Central 66: Madison Austin (12 rebounds) and Joslynn James each scored 23 points, and Delali Amankwa had 16 in the nightcap of the Sterling Shootout.
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