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Rylee Blood had the groove Friday, rolling games of 234 and 225 for a 459 series that led Prairie past Washington, 2809-2718, in girls bowling at Lancer Lanes.
Prairie's Amber Westemeier shot high game of 259 and finished with a 433 series.
Ally Owens had high game of 216 for Washington. Lynze Moon's 377 was high series for the Warriors.
Prairie held a 46-pin lead after the first round.
The Cedar Rapids Prairie wrestling team collected six pins Thursday night and flattened Kennedy, 79-0, in a Mississippi Valley Conference meet at Prairie.
The Cougars forfeited five matches, giving Prairie 30 free points. The Hawks also had two technical falls and one regular decision.
Prairie topped Dubuque Hempstead in the other half of the double-dual, 50-19. Hempstead defeated Kennedy, 55-22.
Sam Uthoff (120), Zack Fiser (126), Seth Wennermark (132), Trey Blaha (152) and Nick Hogan (170) had two pins for Prairie.
The Iowa City High Little Hawks scored 45 points in the second half Tuesday and defeated Prairie, 69-57, in a Mississippi Valley Conference boys basketball game at Prairie.
The Prairie Hawks led at halftime, 29-24, but they were outscored by 17 points in the second half.
Michael Mims hit five 3-pointers and scored 21 points for Prairie (4-12, 2-9). Mitch Lorenz made four 3-pointers and scored 14.
Logan LaFauce led a balanced attack for Iowa City High with 16 points.
MOUNT VERNON - Miranda Chapman and Allison Platte scored 14 points apiece Saturday as Mount Vernon defeated Cedar Rapids Prairie, 65-56, in a girls basketball game in Mount Vernon.
Prairie dropped its eighth straight game and fell to 6-12. Mount Vernon raised its record to 11-6.
Libby Ryan scored 12 points for the Mustangs. Chapman grabbed nine rebounds.
WATERLOO - The Cedar Rapids Prairie wrestling team has developed a wonderful new habit at the Mississippi Valley Conference meet the last two years.
They keep winning it.
The Hawks withstood a spirited challenge from the Jefferson J-Hawks Saturday and claimed their second straight title at the MVC Super Meet in Waterloo.
Prairie snapped an 18-year drought when it won the conference title last year, grabbing its first crown since back-to-back titles in 1994 and 1995. Now these Hawks have won back-to-back championships as well.
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