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Silva helps No.4 Eagles to easy win

Wed - 22 Jan Written by Jim Ecker

Kirkwood Coach Kim Muhl occasionally complains about his players and their perceived lack of effort at times, but he rarely complains about Taylor Silva.

If anything, Muhl thinks Silva sometimes tries too hard.

"She brings effort every day," Muhl said Wednesday night. "Her biggest problem, she brings too much effort sometimes and gets herself in trouble, but she's working on it.

"Great attitude," he said. "The mistakes she makes are usually because of playing hard, so it's hard to fault that a lot. You just try to correct it."

Silva made her second start of the season Wednesday at point guard and helped the Eagles defeat Southwetern, 66-44, in an ICCAC game at Johnson Hall.

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No.4 Eagles knock off SCC, 76-51

Sat - 18 Jan Written by Metro Sports Report

KEOKUK - The Kirkwood Eagles came alive in the second half Saturday and defeated Southeastern, 76-51, in a junior college women's basketball game in Keokuk.

The fourth-ranked Eagles fell behind by 14 points in the first half and trailed the struggling Blackhawks at intermission, 29-26, but Kirkwood outscored the hosts 50-22 in the second half to win easily.

Ariel Sneed scored 17 points for Kirkwood (16-3, 5-1). Danielle Woolfolk and Zoe Kelso added 12 points apiece.

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Sneed paces No.4 Eagles by Lakers

Sat - 11 Jan Written by Metro Sports Report

ESTHERVILLE - Ariel Sneed scored 13 points and grabbed six rebounds Saturday as the fourth-ranked Kirkwood women's basketball team topped Iowa Lakes, 63-49, in an ICCAC game in Estherville.

Danielle Woolfolk had 11 points for Kirkwood (15-3, 4-1).

Alissa Johnson scored 10 points for Iowa Lakes (4-13, 1-3).

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Last Updated on Saturday, 11 January 2014 20:33

Kirkwood - Womens Basketball

Sluggish KCC women roll by 29

Wed - 08 Jan Written by Jim Ecker

Kim Muhl has set the bar extremely high with the Kirkwood women's basketball program with six national titles, so sometimes even a 29-point victory leaves him frustrated.

That was the case Wednesday night.

The fourth-ranked Eagles put on a sluggish performance and irritated their coach in a 78-49 victory over Marshalltown Community College at Johnson Hall.

Kirkwood raised its records to 14-3 overall and 3-1 in the ICCAC conference, but Muhl was not happy.

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