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Sports NewsKDSN 104.9FM & 1530AM- Broadcast Games - High School Spring Sports Schedule Iowa Basketball and Football on KDSN 1530AM and streamed on kdsnradio.com Iowa State Basketball and Football on KDSN 104.9FM and streamed on kdsnradio.com Kansas City Royals on KDSN 1530AM Click #kdsnsports - for more sports updates Check Daily for Sports Recaps and Sports Stories and Interviews 3-30-20 A former Harlan Cyclones Coach passed away Our sister station KNOD in Harlan reports former Harlan coach Bill Hosack has died after a battle with cancer. The 66-year old Hosack was a longtime assistant football and head girls track coach, spending 38 years coaching in the Harlan football program and 25 in girls track. Hosack was a part of the football program’s 11 state championships from 1977 to 2014 while leading the girls track squad to eight Hawkeye Ten championships in a nine-year span between 2005 and 2013. Tributes to the former coach have been pouring in throughout social media, including from Harlan alum and Glenwood activities director Jeff Bissen: “He was a great coach, a great educator and an even better person.”
3-30-20 IHSAA releases 2020 Football districts and schedules Eight-player Ar-We-Va, Westside 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at West Bend-Mallard Sept. 4 -- vs. St. Mary's, Remsen Sept. 11 -- vs. Coon Rapids-Bayard Sept. 18 -- at Audubon Sept. 25 -- vs. Woodbine Oct. 2 -- at Glidden-Ralston Oct. 9 -- vs. Boyer Valley, Dunlap Oct. 16 -- at Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton Oct. 23 -- vs. West Harrison, Mondamin Audubon 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at St. Mary's, Remsen Sept. 4 -- at Newell-Fonda Sept. 11 -- vs. Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton Sept. 18 -- vs. Ar-We-Va, Westside Sept. 25 -- at West Harrison, Mondamin Oct. 2 -- at Boyer Valley, Dunlap Oct. 9 -- vs. Glidden-Ralston Oct. 16 -- at Coon Rapids-Bayard Oct. 23 -- vs. Woodbine Boyer Valley 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at River Valley, Correctionville Sept. 4 -- vs. West Bend-Mallard Sept. 11 -- vs. Glidden-Ralston Sept. 18 -- at Woodbine Sept. 25 -- at Coon Rapids-Bayard Oct. 2 -- vs. Audubon Oct. 9 -- at Ar-We-Va, Westside Oct. 16 -- vs. West Harrison, Mondamin Oct. 23 -- at Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton Exira/EHK 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- vs. Newell-Fonda Sept. 4 -- at Kingsley-Pierson Sept. 11 -- at Audubon Sept. 18 -- vs. Coon Rapids-Bayard Sept. 25 -- vs. Glidden-Ralston Oct. 2 -- at Woodbine Oct. 9 -- at West Harrison, Mondamin Oct. 16 -- vs. Ar-We-Va, Westside Oct. 23 -- vs. Boyer Valley, Dunlap Glidden-Ralston 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at G-T/R-A Sept. 4 -- vs. Harris-Lake Park Sept. 11 -- at Boyer Valley, Dunlap Sept. 18 -- vs. West Harrison, Mondamin Sept. 25 -- at Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton Oct. 2 -- vs. Ar-We-Va, Westside Oct. 9 -- at Audubon Oct. 16 -- vs. Woodbine Oct. 23 -- at Coon Rapids-Bayard Newell-Fonda 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton Sept. 4 -- vs. Audubon Sept. 11 -- vs. Harris-Lake Park Sept. 18 -- at River Valley, Correctionville Sept. 25 -- vs. West Bend-Mallard Oct. 2 -- at Siouxland Christian Oct. 9 -- vs. Kingsley-Pierson Oct. 16 -- vs. St. Mary's, Remsen Oct. 23 -- at G-T/R-A West Harrison 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at Siouxland Christian Sept. 4 -- vs. River Valley, Correctionville Sept. 11 -- vs. Woodbine Sept. 18 -- at Glidden-Ralston Sept. 25 -- vs. Audubon Oct. 2 -- at Coon Rapids-Bayard Oct. 9 -- vs. Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton Oct. 16 -- at Boyer Valley, Dunlap Oct. 23 -- at Ar-We-Va, Westside Woodbine 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at Kingsley-Pierson Sept. 4 -- vs. Siouxland Christian Sept. 11 -- at West Harrison, Mondamin Sept. 18 -- vs. Boyer Valley, Dunlap Sept. 25 -- at Ar-We-Va, Westside Oct. 2 -- vs. Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton Oct. 9 -- vs. Coon Rapids-Bayard Oct. 16 -- at Glidden-Ralston Oct. 23 -- at Audubon Class A IKM-Manning 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- vs. Tri-Center, Neola Sept. 4 -- at ACGC Sept. 11 -- vs. East Sac County Sept. 18 -- at AHSTW Sept. 25 -- vs. Woodbury Central, Moville Oct. 2 -- vs. West Monona Oct. 9 -- at Ridge View Oct. 16 -- at Westwood, Sloan Oct. 23 -- vs. Logan-Magnolia Logan-Magnolia 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- vs. Missouri Valley Sept. 4 -- at St. Albert, Council Bluffs Sept. 11 -- at Sidney Sept. 18 -- vs. Tri-Center, Neola Sept. 25 -- at Westwood, Sloan Oct. 2 -- at Ridge View Oct. 9 -- vs. Woodbury Central, Moville Oct. 16 -- vs. West Monona Oct. 23 -- at IKM-Manning Ridge View 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at Cherokee, Washington Sept. 4 -- vs. OABCIG Sept. 11 -- vs. Manson Northwest Webster Sept. 18 -- at MVAOCOU Sept. 25 -- at West Monona Oct. 2 -- vs. Logan-Magnolia Oct. 9 -- vs. IKM-Manning Oct. 16 -- at Woodbury Central, Moville Oct. 23 -- at Westwood, Sloan Tri-Center 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at IKM-Manning Sept. 4 -- vs. Underwood Sept. 11 -- vs. Missouri Valley Sept. 18 -- at Logan-Magnolia Sept. 25 -- at Sidney Oct. 2 -- vs. Riverside, Oakland Oct. 9 -- vs. Southwest Valley Oct. 16 -- at St. Albert, Council Bluffs Oct. 23 -- vs. AHSTW West Monona 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at Sidney Sept. 4 -- vs. Riverside, Oakland Sept. 11 -- vs. MVAOCOU Sept. 18 -- at MMCRU Sept. 25 -- vs. Ridge View Oct. 2 -- at IKM-Manning Oct. 9 -- vs. Westwood, Sloan Oct. 16 -- at Logan-Magnolia Oct. 23 -- at Woodbury Central, Moville Westwood, Sloan 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- vs. MVAOCOU Sept. 4 -- at Akron-Westfield Sept. 11 -- vs. Riverside, Oakland Sept. 18 -- at Missouri Valley Sept. 25 -- vs. Logan-Magnolia Oct. 2 -- at Woodbury Central, Moville Oct. 9 -- at West Monona Oct. 16 -- vs. IKM-Manning Oct. 23 -- vs. Ridge View Class 1A East Sac County 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- vs. Pocahontas Area Sept. 4 -- vs. Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids Sept. 11 -- at IKM-Manning Sept. 18 -- at Manson Northwest Webster Sept. 25 -- vs. Treynor Oct. 2 -- at OABCIG Oct. 9 -- at Underwood Oct. 16 -- vs. Missouri Valley Oct. 23 -- vs. MVAOCOU Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at South Central Calhoun Sept. 4 -- vs. Atlantic Sept. 11 -- at OABCIG Sept. 18 -- vs. Greene County Sept. 25 -- vs. West Central Valley, Stuart Oct. 2 -- at ACGC Oct. 9 -- at Woodward-Granger Oct. 16 -- vs. Van Meter Oct. 23 -- at Panorama, Panora Missouri Valley 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at Logan-Magnolia Sept. 4 -- vs. AHSTW Sept. 11 -- at Tri-Center, Neola Sept. 18 -- vs. Westwood, Sloan Sept. 25 -- at OABCIG Oct. 2 -- vs. MVAOCOU Oct. 9 -- at Treynor Oct. 16 -- at East Sac County Oct. 23 -- vs. Underwood MVAOCOU 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at Westwood, Sloan Sept. 4 -- vs. MMCRU Sept. 11 -- at West Monona Sept. 18 -- vs. Ridge View Sept. 25 -- at Underwood Oct. 2 -- at Missouri Valley Oct. 9 -- vs. OABCIG Oct. 16 -- vs. Treynor Oct. 23 -- at East Sac County OABCIG 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- vs. Central Lyon/George-Little Rock Sept. 4 -- at Ridge View Sept. 11 -- vs. Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Sept. 18 -- at Sheldon Sept. 25 -- vs. Missouri Valley Oct. 2 -- vs. East Sac County Oct. 9 -- at MVAOCOU Oct. 16 -- at Underwood Oct. 23 -- vs. Treynor South Central Calhoun 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- vs. Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Sept. 4 -- at Greene County Sept. 11 -- at ACGC Sept. 18 -- vs. Algona Sept. 25 -- vs. Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Oct. 2 -- at Pocahontas Area Oct. 9 -- vs. Southeast Valley Oct. 16 -- at Eagle Grove Oct. 23 -- vs. Belmond-Klemme Treynor 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- vs. St. Albert, Council Bluffs Sept. 4 -- at Woodbury Central, Moville Sept. 11 -- vs. Clarinda Sept. 18 -- at Atlantic Sept. 25 -- at East Sac County Oct. 2 -- vs. Underwood Oct. 9 -- vs. Missouri Valley Oct. 16 -- at MVAOCOU Oct. 23 -- at OABCIG Class 3A Carroll 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- vs. Bondurant-Farrar Sept. 4 -- at Webster City Sept. 11 -- vs. Gilbert Sept. 18 -- at Fort Dodge Sept. 25 -- at Denison-Schleswig Oct. 2 -- vs. Lewis Central Oct. 9 -- vs. Harlan Oct. 16 -- at Glenwood Oct. 23 -- vs. Creston-O/M Denison-Schleswig 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- at Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln Sept. 4 -- vs. Storm Lake Sept. 11 -- at Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson Sept. 18 -- vs. Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City Sept. 25 -- vs. Carroll Oct. 2 -- at Harlan Oct. 9 -- vs. Creston-O/M Oct. 16 -- at Lewis Central Oct. 23 -- vs. Glenwood Harlan 2020 Schedule: Aug. 28 -- vs. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson Sept. 4 -- at ADM, Adel Sept. 11 -- vs. Sergeant Bluff-Luton Sept. 18 -- at Spencer Sept. 25 -- vs. Glenwood Oct. 2 -- vs. Denison-Schleswig Oct. 9 -- at Carroll Oct. 16 -- at Creston-O/M Oct. 23 -- vs. Lewis Central
3-26-20 Denison Little League is rescheduling try-outs and draft day The Denison League League try-outs and their draft Sunday March 29th has been postponed and will be rescheduled sometime after April 12th. Once there is a new date we will make sure to announce it.
3-26-20 Royals Baseball update (Kansas City) -- The Kansas City Royals announced they have selected the contract of right-handed pitcher Trevor Rosenthal and designated left-handed pitcher Eric Skoglund for assignment. Rosenthal was previously signed to a minor league contract with an opt-out date of March 26th. The former Cardinals closer threw five shutout innings and allowed just three hits while striking out nine and walking none in the spring.
3-24-20 Going outside for a hike or a bike ride is still okay (Radio Iowa) — Some Iowans are hesitant to leave their houses and apartments for fear they’ll be exposed to coronavirus, but cooped-up couch potatoes are encouraged to get outside and get some exercise. Mark Wyatt, executive director of the Iowa Bicycle Coalition, says taking in some sunshine and being out in the fresh air is exactly what many of us are needing. “This virus is spread from person to person so if you’re within the social distancing parameters, being outside is not a problem,” Wyatt says. “You can go outside and exercise and walk and ride your bike and still be very safe from transmission or receiving the virus.” While several states and metro areas elsewhere have issued “shelter in place” orders, Iowans are under no such edict. Wyatt says Iowa has hundreds of miles of bike trails, carving through metro areas and veering into the wide countryside. Spring is here and things are starting to turn green, he says, so get out and enjoy the outdoors. “We’re hearing a lot from the bike community that they’re still out and biking, they’re just not going on group rides with their friends. They’re going alone or with their family to get some exercise,” Wyatt says. “I think daily exercise is important. We’ve even seen some of the areas that do have shelter-in-place, do recommend that you still go out and exercise. Just don’t go to places where people congregate.” Keeping a social distance of six to ten feet is still a good idea outside, Wyatt says. If you’re on a bike trail and another cyclist is nearby, simply slow down or speed up and keep your distance. Also, since so many businesses are struggling in light of the pandemic, Wyatt reminds: shop local. “A lot of the bike retailers are still open for business,” Wyatt says. “A lot of them have scheduled appointments or pick-up and drop-off service, if that’s something you’re interested in. Give your favorite bike retailer a call in the state and see what their current operations are.” Get some tips on keeping fit — and keeping kids active — from the Healthiest State Initiative at http://www.iowahealthieststate.com/
3-23-20 Luka Garza Named USBWA First-Team All-America IOWA CITY, Iowa — The United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) announced its first-team All-America team on Monday, which included University of Iowa junior Luka Garza.
Garza becomes the first Hawkeye in program history to be voted to the first team since 1957, the first year that the USBWA recognized All-Americans. Former Hawkeye Jarrod Uthoff was a second team honoree by the USBWA in 2016.
The USBWA is one of four outlets used by the NCAA to determine its consensus All-America teams (AP, National Association of Basketball Coaches, USBWA, and Sporting News). Garza was named to the first-team All-America squad by Sporting News and Associated Press in recent weeks with the NABC expected to make their announcement later this week. Garza looks to join former Hawkeyes Murray Wier (1948) and Charles Darling (1952) as consensus first team All-Americans.
Five major news outlets have already named Garza as its national player of the year: Sporting News, Basketball Times, Stadium, Bleacher Report, and ESPN. Garza is the first Iowa men’s basketball player to earn national player of the year distinction. Additionally, Garza has been named first team All-America by every major news outlet.
2020 USBWA All-America Teams
First Team Udoka Azubuike, C, Kansas, Sr. Luka Garza, C, Iowa, Jr. Markus Howard, G, Marquette, Sr. Myles Powell, G, Seton Hall, Sr. Obi Tobbin, F, Dayton, So.
Second Team Vernon Carey Jr., C, Duke, Fr. Devon Dotson, G, Kansas, So. Malachi Flynn, G, San Diego State, Jr. Payton Pritchard, G, Oregon, Sr. Cassius Winston, G, Michigan State, Sr.
Third Team Jared Butler, G, Baylor, So. Tre Jones, G, Duke, So. Jordan Nwora, F, Louisville, jr. Filip Petrusev, F, Gonzaga, So. Jalen Smith, F, Maryland, So.
3-23-20 Tyrese Haliburton named to NABC All-District 8 Second Team AMES, Iowa – Iowa State sophomore guard Tyrese Haliburton on Monday earned a spot on the National Association of Basketball Coaches All-District 8 Second Team. District 8 is comprised of Big 12 schools. Haliburton was averaging 15.2 points, 6.5 assists, 5.9 rebounds and 2.5 steals in 22 games before a wrist injury sidelined him for the remainder of the season. One of the Big 12’s top players, the Oshkosh, Wisconsin native reached double figures in 18 games, including six games with 20 or more points. He posted the Big 12’s only triple-double of the season against TCU in the conference opener, finishing with 22 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists. It was just the sixth triple-double in school history. District 8 First Team Devin Dotson, Kansas Udoka Azubuike, Kansas Jared Butler, Baylor Jahmi’us Ramsey, Texas Tech Oscar Tshiebwe, West Virginia
Second Team Tyrese Haliburton, Iowa State MaCio Teague, Baylor Kristian Doolittle, Oklahoma Freddie Gillespie, Baylor Desmond Bane, TCU
Coach of the Year: Scott Drew, Baylor
3-23-20 Luka Garza Namped AP First-Team All-America IOWA CITY, Iowa — Junior Luka Garza became just the third University of Iowa men’s basketball player, and first in nearly seven decades, to be voted first-team All-America by the Associated Press. Garza earned 63 first-team votes from the 65-person media voting panel. The Associated Press is one of four outlets used by the NCAA to determine its consensus All-America teams (AP, National Association of Basketball Coaches, United States Basketball Writers Association, and Sporting News). Garza was named to the first-team All-America squad by Sporting News last week with USBWA and the NABC expected to make their announcements next week. Garza joins Murray Wier (1948) and Charles Darling (1952) as the only Hawkeye players named to the AP All-American First Team. Six major news outlets have already named Garza as its national player of the year: Sporting News, Basketball Times, Stadium, The Athletic, Bleacher Report, and ESPN. Garza is the first Iowa men’s basketball player to earn national player of the year distinction. The Washington, D.C., native is also a finalist for five national awards: Naismith Trophy, Oscar Robertson Trophy, Wooden Award, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award, and the Lute Olson Award. Garza (740 points and 305 rebounds) is one of three Big Ten players to ever to total 740+ points and 300+ rebounds in a single-season (Purdue’s Glenn Robinson in 1994 and Purdue’s Joe Barry Carroll in 1979). He ranked second nationally with 12 20-point/10-rebound performances, 20-point games (25); third in total field goals made (287) and points per 40 minutes played (29.8), fifth in scoring (23.9), 10th in 30-point games (5), 19th in double-doubles (15) and offensive rebounds per game (3.58), and 34th in rebounding (9.8). His 15 double-doubles are third most in a single-season by a Hawkeye in three decades and the most since 2002 (Reggie Evans, 18). Garza averaged 26.7 points, 11.1 rebounds, and 1.7 blocks in 12 games against AP ranked opponents in 2019-20, including recording 11 straight 20-point performances, the longest streak by any player since UConn’s Kemba Walker in 2011. The Big Ten and USBWA District VI Player of the Year, finished the 20-game conference schedule averaging 26.2 points per game, becoming the first player to average at least 26 points in Big Ten play since Purdue’s Glenn Robinson in 1994 (31.1 ppg). Garza scored a school-record 740 points this season, breaking the program’s 50-year old record previously set by John Johnson in 1970. He scored 20 points or more in a school-record 16 straight Big Ten games, the longest streak by any player in the Big Ten since Ohio State’s Dennis Hopson 16 in 1987. Garza is the only Big Ten player to register seven 25-point/10-rebound performances in the same season in more than 17 years. He has produced the two highest point totals in a game by a Big Ten player this season (44 at Michigan; 38 at Indiana). LUKA GARZA HONORS (2019-20) • Sporting News, Basketball Times, Stadium, The Athletic, Bleacher Report, and ESPN National Player of the Year • Dick Vitale and Andy Katz’s National Player of the Year • Sporting News, AP, CBS, NBC, ESPN, Stadium, USA Today First-Team All-America • Big Ten Men’s Basketball Player of the Year • USBWA District VI Player of the Year • Naismith Trophy Finalist • Wooden Award National Ballot • Oscar Robertson Player of the Year Trophy Semifinalist • Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Center of the Year Award Finalist • Lute Olson Award Top 30
3-23-20 Spencer Lee Named Finalist for Dan Hodge Trophy IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa junior Spencer Lee has been named a finalist for the 2020 WIN Magazine/Culture House Dan Hodge Trophy, presented by ASICS and awarded annually to the nation’s most dominant college wrestler. Fan voting for the award runs from March 23-27. The winner is announced Monday, March 30. Lee was the top-seed at the 2020 NCAA Championships, putting together an 18-0 record on his way to the 125-pound Big Ten championship. He was named Big Ten Wrestler of the Year, outscoring his 18 opponents this season 234-18. He scored bonus points in 17 of 18 wins, recorded four first-period falls and nine technical falls, and averaged 5.0 team points per match. Only four of his 18 matches went the entire seven minutes. Lee was 5-0 in the month of January with five technical falls. He outscored those five opponents 84-1. Lee is one of eight finalists for an award that considers seven pieces of criteria: record, number of pins, dominance, past credentials, quality of competition, sportsmanship/citizenship, and heart. The winner is determine by fan vote and the Hodge Trophy Voting Committee. This year’s finalists include Lee, West Virginia sophomore Noah Adams (197), Northwestern junior Ryan Deakin (157), Princeton sophomore Pat Glory (125), Stanford freshman Shane Griffith (165), Iowa junior Spencer Lee (125), Ohio State senior Kollin Moore (197), Minnesota sophomore Gable Steveson (285) and Cornell senior Charles Tucker (133).
3-20-20 Sports Fix for People Go back 50 years and follow the Montezuma Bravettes as they take on Manilla in the 6-on-6 State Championship game. Click here to watch.
3-20-20 Schleswig Youth REC Cancels the Soccer season From the Schleswig Youth REC Facebook Page they announced that they will cancel the soccer season this year. 3-19-20 Drake Relays Postponed DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Organizers have announced they have indefinitely postponed the Drake Relays that had been scheduled for April in Des Moines. In a statement, Drake University said Wednesday that officials made the decision to protect the “health, safety and well-being” of participants and fans amid concerns about the coronavirus. The event was scheduled for April 22-25, primarily at Drake Stadium. The postponement includes related activities, such as the Beautiful Bulldog Contest, Grand Blue Mile and Drake Road Races. Organizers said they would work with local, state and national officials to reschedule the event when it’s safe for all participants. 3-17-20 Bowen Born named Mr. Basketball; IPSWA All-State Teams announced DES MOINES — The Iowa Print Sports Writers Association (IPSWA) announced the 2020 boys basketball all-state teams on Tuesday. The teams were selected by print sports writers in Iowa during a meeting on Sunday. Norwalk’s Bowen Born was named Mr. Basketball. Born led the Norwalk Warriors to their first team state championship in Class 3A.
Born is head to the University of Northern Iowa on a full-ride scholarship. He was 17 points shy of scoring 1,000 points in his senior season alone, scoring an average 36.4 points per game. The 5-foot-11 guard was sixth on the Iowa High School boys basketball all-time career scoring list. Norwalk was 79-23 during his four-year career. He is a three-time all-Little Hawkeye Conference first teamer. Norwalk won three league titles under his leadership. He was the Class 3A Iowa Basketball Coaches Association Player of the Year in 2018-19.
Class 1A
First Team School Grade Trey Shearer Montezuma JR Nike Reid Central City SR Angelo Winkel Algona Garrigan JR JD Strout Keota SR Kiks Rosengarten Wapsie Valley SR Kaleb Cornielsen Easton Valley JR Braden Gibbons Madrid SR Alex Koppes Springville JR
Second team School Grade Brennan Sefrit Bedford SR Jackson Louscher South O’Brien SR Nik Coble WACO, Wayland SR Zach Huff Don Bosco SR Keegan Edwards Lone Tree SR Noah Beck BGM, Brooklyn SR Kayden Ames West Fork JR Trey Baker Martensdale-St. Marys JR
Third Team School Grade Spencer Schorg Remsen-St. Marys SR Jessen Weber Easton Valley SR Taurice Grant Meskwaki Settlement JR Cole Damman Baxter SR Nathan Moeller Prince of Peace SR Gage Fry Grand View Christian SR Creighton Nelson Exira-EHK SR Chett Helming Lake Mills SR
Class 2A
First Team School Grade Cooper De Jean OABCIG SR Masen Miller Regina Catholic SR Caleb Delzell Camanche SR Austin Miller North Linn SR Austin Hilmer North Linn SR Tanner Te Slaa Boyden-Hull SO Michael Keegan Dyersville-Beckman SR Bryce Coppock West Sioux SR
Second team School Grade Jack Tiarks Treynor SR Zane Neubaum South Central Calhoun SR Hunter Dekkers West Sioux SR Justin Recker Monticello JR Anthony Pothoff Van Meter SR Lucas Lorenzen Okoboji SR Bryce Achenbach Woodward-Granger SR Keyton Moser Boyden-Hull SR
Third Team School Grade Blake Chance Albia JR Curren Ingram Des Moines Christian SR Dane Fuller Dike-New Hartford JR LJ Henderson Camanche SR Cameron Soenksen Camanche SR Jack Stogdill Treynor SR Josh Van Gorp Pella Christian SR Dan Jungling Pella Christian SR
Class 3A
First Team School Grade Bowen Born Norwalk SR Xavier Foster Oskaloosa SR Kieren Nichols Knoxville JR Alex Van Kalsbeek MOC-Floyd Valley SR Easton Darling Winterset SR Sean Peeters Assumption Davenport SR Karson Sharar Iowa Falls-Alden JR Keaton Kutcher Mount Vernon JR
Second team School Grade Daniel Wright Sergeant Bluff Luton SR Logan Shetterly Pella SR Wyatt Wegener Algona SR Connor Drew Ballard JR Luke Rankin Dallas Center-Grimes JR Ryan Blum Glenwood JR Tyler Johnson Norwalk SR Christian Withrow Clear Creek-Amana JR
Third Team School Grade Tucker Kinney Central DeWitt SR Kole Tupa Center Point-Urbana SR Cole Glasgow Dallas Center-Grimes SO Andrew Formanek Clear Lake JR Karter Lein Carroll SR Connor Bruck Harlan SR Cael Schmitt Wahlert SR Matthew McDonald Centerville SR
Class 4A
First Team School Grade Braxton Bayless Ankeny SR Ty Anderson North Scott SR Tucker DeVries Waukee JR Payton Sandfort Waukee JR Even Brauns Iowa City West SR Michael Duax Dubuque Hempstead JR DaQuavion Walker Waterloo West SR Cody McCullough Ankeny Centennial SR
Second team School Grade Josh Ollendieck Cedar Falls SR Jaleque Dunson Sioux City East SR Jayden Houston Davenport North JR Jaron Crews Ankeny Centennial JR Jake Aver Valley, West Des Moines SR Sam Kilbury North Scott SR Matt Stilwill Dowling Catholic SR Trae Swartz Ottumwa JR
Third Team School Grade Landon Wolf Cedar Falls JR Emarion Ellis Davenport Central JR Caleb Schlaak Cedar Rapids Kennedy JR Keshawn Christian Iowa City High SR Josh Dix Council Bluffs Abe Lincoln SO AJ Tiogo Indianola SR Micah Johnson Ankeny Centennial SR Ryan Riggs Dowling Catholic JR 3-17-20 IHSAA, IGHSAU release state qualifying track sites (Boone) -- The Iowa High School Athletic Association and Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union released the sites for the state qualifying track meets that will take place on May 14th. The complete list of hosts can be viewed below. CLASS 1A Audubon Belle Plaine Edgewood-Colesburg Grundy Center Madrid Mount Ayr Northwood-Kensett Ridge View WACO, Wayland West Harrison, Mondamin
CLASS 2A Cascade, Western Dubuque Eddysville-Blakesburg-Fremont Hudson Manson Northwest Webster Tipton Treynor West Marshall, State Center West Sioux, Hawarden
CLASS 3A Carlisle Glenwood Independence Marion MOC-Floyd Valley Mount Pleasant Nevada Pella
CLASS 4A Cedar Rapids, Kennedy Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln Davenport, Central Iowa City, West Urbandale Waukee
3-17-20 Iowa State cancels 2020 Cy’s House of Trivia And Cyclone Tailgate Tours AMES, Iowa – Following the advice from state and national health officials, the Iowa State Athletics Department decided today to cancel the 2020 Cy’s House of Trivia event and all 2020 Cyclone Tailgate Tour stops.
Cy’s House of Trivia was scheduled for Saturday April 18. Captains for each team who registered for the event will receive an email from the department regarding refunds.
The Cyclone Tailgate Tour had previously scheduled stops from May 11-13 (Carroll, Council Bluffs, Sioux City, Okoboji, Sheffield, Clear Lake) and May 18-20 (Iowa Falls, Waterloo, Muscatine, Bettendorf, Dubuque, Cedar Rapids).
The Department is thankful for your support and understanding.
3-15-20 Denison Soccer Club about Upcoming Season Update from the Denison Soccer Club: As a board, we want you to know that the health and safety of our players and family members is a very high priority to us. We have been in close contact with our local/state public health officials regarding the growing concerns around COVID-19, and that status of our soccer season. This is a rapidly changing situation and we waited to post anything until there was something to post. Como junta, queremos que sepan que la salud y seguridad de nuestros jugadores y miembros de la familia es una prioridad muy alta para nosotros. Hemos estado en contacto cercano con nuestros funcionarios de salud pública locales/estatales con respecto a las crecientes preocupaciones sobre COVID-19 y el estado de nuestra temporada de fútbol. Esta es una situación que cambia rápidamente y hemos esperado publicar cualquier cosa hasta que haya algo que publicar. Acabamos de recibir notificación de que la recomendación del Departamento de Salud Pública de Iowa es que nos han pedido que aplacemos nuestra temporada. En este momento, no conocemos un cronograma de cómo se ve ese aplazamiento, pero le aseguramos que mantendremos un contacto cercano con los funcionarios estatales/públicos apropiados y seguiremos sus recomendaciones sobre cuándo es seguro continuar con la temporada. Estamos tan tristes como todos ustedes, sin embargo, sabemos que es muy importante seguir las recomendaciones apropiadas y asegurarnos de que estamos haciendo nuestra parte para mantener a todos seguros. Continuaremos monitoreando la situación y publicaremos actualizaciones cuando podamos. Gracias por su comprensión y paciencia mientras trabajamos juntos en esto. Como indicado antes, los mantendremos informados sobre cuándo es seguro jugar nuestra temporada y luego ajustaremos las fechas. 3-15-20 HardCor update on Classes Update from thier email and facebook paige: It breaks our heart to announce that we will not be holding classes this week, starting Monday, March 16th! The HardCor Crew will be sitting down and working on a plan of action to move forward the next few weeks. We strongly encourage all of our students to stay in shape and up to speed with their recital routines. We are still looking forward to our students having the opportunity to showcase all of their achievements this year at our recital. Please check your emails and text messages for all updates regarding our plan of action for completion of this season! 3-16-20 Iowa Unified Activities Partners announce suspension of Spring calender Following Sunday’s announcements from Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, all spring activities of Iowa’s high school Unified Activities partners – the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union, the Iowa High School Athletic Association, the Iowa High School Music Association, and the Iowa High School Speech Association – will be prohibited through the state’s K-12 school recommended closure of four weeks. Gov. Reynolds announced the recommended closure in collaboration with the Iowa Department of Public Health, in response to community spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Iowa.
This recommended closure date currently extends through Friday, April 10 and would mean a school return of April 13. Prior to April 10, the schedule will be assessed as necessary with information from the Governor, Iowa Department of Public Health, Iowa Department of Education, and activity partners at the IGHSAU, IHSAA, IHSMA, and IHSSA.
“Based on new information today from the Iowa Department of Public Health, now is the time to move to the next level of response,” Gov. Reynolds said in Sunday’s release. “I am now recommending that all Iowa schools close for a period of four weeks to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.”
Per CDC guidelines recommending the cancellation of gatherings of more than 50 individuals for at least eight weeks, events following the planned four-week school closure in Iowa will be updated as the situation develops.
ACTIVITIES
The first practice date for three IHSAA (boys) spring sports was set for Monday, March 16: golf, soccer, and tennis. Baseball was scheduled to begin limited practice time on April 1.
The first practice dates for IGHSAU (girls) tennis and golf was set for Monday, March 16. The first practice dates for girls’ soccer was set for March 23.
The first practice date for boys’ baseball and girls’ softball, May 4, remains the same until further information is provided.
The first practice and competition date for boys/girls track and field was Feb. 17.
All IHSAA and IGHSAU sports are now in a prohibited period for practice, competition, and sanctioned activity until the closure is lifted. This prohibition means no in-person contact between coaches/administrators and student-athletes for the duration of the period.
Guidance on future IGHSAU and IHSAA activity schedule adjustments and their effects on season lengths, as well as postseason events, will be announced through www.iahsaa.org and www.ighsau.org.
IHSMA has cancelled Class 4A and 1A solo/small ensemble festival set for April 18, and the state large group festival set for May 8-9.
There should be no in-person contact between teachers/administrators and participants for the duration of the prohibited period. Any effort to provide IHSMA participants with a make-up experience should take place only via digital media through the duration of the prohibited period.
Future updates and guidance on IHSMA events will be available through www.ihsma.org.
All IHSSA (speech) events will be prohibited to practice or make up their individual state local contest until the closure is lifted. All contact between coaches, judges, and students for the duration of the period is prohibited. The All-State Festival scheduled for March 30 has been cancelled.
Guidance on future IHSSA activity will be announced through www.ihssa.org
SERVICES
The IHSAA is cancelling mass gatherings planned for April, including the Governor’s Scholar Ceremony and the annual Officials’ Banquet. Students and officials will still be honored with updates to be provided for award recipients.
Officials’ clinics for both boys and girls spring and summer activities that were previously scheduled for dates during the recommended closure will be postponed and made up when possible.
3-15-20 From the Iowa High School Athletic Association They will provide spring activity guidance on Monday 16th for member schools, in cooperation with IGHSAU, IowaHSMA< and the Iowa high School Speech Association. 3-15-20 Redskins put franchise tag on guard Brandon Scherff (former Denison-Schleswig Monarch) ASHBURN, Va. (AP) — The Washington Redskins have placed the franchise tag on three-time Pro Bowl guard Brandon Scherff after the two sides were unable to reach a long-term deal. Scherff could have been among the NFL’s highest-paid guards had he got to free agency.
The 28-year-old dealt with numerous injuries the past two seasons but has been a force for Washington when healthy. He was named to his third Pro Bowl in 2019 after starting 11 games. Scherff has started all 65 games he has played in since turning pro out of Iowa and being drafted fifth overall by the Redskins five years ago.
3-13-20 Spectator restrictions for Boys State Basketball Friday DES MOINES, Iowa – The Iowa High School Athletic Association’s 2020 State Basketball Tournament will play Friday’s games with spectator restrictions due to increasing concern of the spread and impact of novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
The consolations and finals set for Friday, March 13 at Wells Fargo Arena will be played as currently scheduled. The IHSAA will provide additional updates to this strategy should they be necessary. Thursday’s games will continue as scheduled and are currently without spectator restriction.
The IHSAA has coordinated with health officials, state and local government, and Iowa Events Center throughout this week’s event, with updated guidance requiring these measures.
Only team members, game officials, essential tournament workers, Iowa Events Center staff, limited credentialed media, and select school spectators (see below) will be allowed inside the facility. Those spectators will be asked to leave the facility once their game is complete.
Other spectators and previously scheduled award recipients and visitors will not be permitted.
The IHSAA acknowledges these updates are inconvenient and unprecedented. The understanding of member schools and communities is sincerely appreciated.
The remaining games will be available to view through the Iowa High School Sports Network’s coverage. The IHSSN has television coverage for semifinals and finals, free live streaming, and a free downloadable app to view the games. Visit ihssn.com/basketball or ihssn.com/live for viewing information.
The IHSAA staff will also provide frequent updates on the games through its website and social media platforms.
Spectators who purchased tickets in advance of Friday’s games at Wells Fargo Arena will be refunded at the point of purchase.
The IHSAA will continue working with health officials to determine adjustments or preventative measures for the upcoming spring sports seasons. Updates will be provided as they become available.
3-11-20 IOWA BOYS STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT GAMES TODAY Class 4A State Quarterfinals Iowa City West vs. Ankeny, 10:30 AM Cedar Falls vs. Dowling Catholic, 12:15 PM Class 1A State Semifinals Montezuma vs. Wapsie Valley, 2:00 PM Bishop Garrigan vs. West Fork, 3:45 PM Class 2A State Semifinals Boyden-Hull vs. Camanche, 6:30 PM North Linn vs. Treynor, 8:15 PM 3-11-20 All- Hawkeye Ten Boys Teams All-Hawkeye Ten selections. Denison-Schleswig's Goenar Biliew and Charlie Wiebers, Harlan's Connor Bruck, Lewis Central's Noah Rigatuso and Logan Jones, St. Albert's Sam Rallis, Glenwood's Blum and Zach Carr. 2nd Team Choices: Skyler Handlos (Atlantic), Nathan Lindsay (Clarinda), Brance Baker (Creston), John Palmer (Glenwood), Johnathon Monson (Harlan), Michael Heithoff (Harlan), Kyle Berg (Kuemper Catholic) and Easton Dermody (Lewis Central) Honorable Mentions Nile Petersen (Atlantic), Michael Shull (Clarinda), Connor Brown (Clarinda), Cael Kralik (Creston), Colby Burg (Creston), Damien Magnuson (Denison), Michael Erlmeier (Harlan), Cole Collison (Kuemper Catholic), Cole Drummond (Lewis Central), Kobe Johnson (Red Oak), Kyle Cerven (Shenandoah) and Connor Cerny (St. Albert). 3-11-20 Denison-Schleswig Monarch Team Awards -2019-2020 2019-20 Team Captains Paige Andersen - Hannah Neemann - Tia Petersen JV Player of the Year: Kira Langenfeld / Hannah Slater 6th Man of the Year: Cierra Kastner Most Improved Player: Cambri Brodersen / Sophie Sonnichsen Monarch Spirit Award: Hannah Neemann Miss Rebound: Paige Andersen Defensive Player of the Year: Hannah Neemann MVP: Paige Andersen As a 9-12 program we qualified for the Distinguished Academic Award. In order to have this your 9th-12th grade players and managers (38 total) must have a combined minimum 3.5 GPA. We had a 3.6 GPA. Hawkeye 10 All Conference Academic: Tia Petersen IBCA All Region / IGCA All District: Paige Andersen
3-11-20 Boys State Basketball Tournament 3-10-20 Class 2A Quarterfinal Camanche 67, Monticello 52 Class 3A Quarterfinals Norwalk 72, Harlan 37 Connor Bruck 11 for Harlan. Ballard 54, Center Point-Urbana 48 Clear Creek-Amana 59, Mount Vernon 45 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 58, Pella 43 Class 4A Quarterfinals Waukee 58, North Scott, Eldridge 50 Ankeny Centennial 53, Davenport, North 51 3-11-20 IGCA 2020 All-State Basketball Teams 2020 Iowa Girls Coaches Association All State Teams
Class 1A
1st Team Jayde Barto, Kingsley-Pierson Audi Crooks, Bishop Garrigan Ella Larsen, Newell-Fonda Allie Petry, St. Albert Macy Sievers, Newell-Fonda Kassidi Steel, North Mahaska Kori Wedeking, Clarksville Shateah Wetering, Montezuma
2nd Team Hali Anderson, Saint Ansgar Jensen Archibald, Martensdale-St. Marys Macy Emgarten, Exira-EHK Hannah Erickson, Central Elkader Taylor Harpenau, MMCRU Molly Joyce, Bishop Garrigan Miranda Peters, Marquette Catholic Lauren Wilson, Springville
3rd Team Maddy Duncan, Sidney Danielle Hoyle, Paton-Churdan Mallory Loftus, Lynnville-Sully Abby Martin, Lamoni Kaylyn Meyers, Bishop Garrigan Tori Michel, Marquette Catholic Megan Stuhr, Sigourney Maggie Walker, Newell-Fonda Coach of the Year: Brandon Schwab, Bishop Garrigan
Class 2A
1st Team Sidney Brandau, Osage Grace Flanagan, North Linn Sasha Koenig, West Branch Rachel Leerar, West Hancock Chloe Lofstrom, North Union Nicole McDermott, Cascade Molly Schany, Emmetsburg Taryn Scheuermann, Van Buren
2nd Team Kylie Morrison, Logan-Magnolia Payton Beckman, Panorama Bailey Winter, MFL-Mar-Mac Amanda Chizek, West Hancock Helaina Hillyard, Mediapolis Mallory McCall, West Monona Sam Stewart, Mount Ayr Dani Johnson, Osage
3rd Team Isabel Manning, Van Buren Hayden Heimensen, Central Lyon Brooke Zylstra, Boyden-Hull Olivia Granstra, Western Christian Ella Imler, Maquoketa Valley Kinsey Scheffler, AHSTW Kailey Jones, AHSTW Skylar Dolphin, Cascade Coach of The Year: Brian Wheatley, North Linn
Class 3A
1st Team Sara Faber, Clear Lake Ellie Foster, Dike-New Hartford Sharon Goodman, Crestwood Jaedon Murphy, North Polk JeMae Nichols, Cherokee Maggie Phipps, North Polk Ella Skinner, Bishop Heelan Kallyn Stumbo, Okoboji
2nd Team Kelsey Fields, Creston Abbey Holmes, Algona Katie Knock, Dike-New Hartford Mya Merschman, Central Lee Brooklyn Meyer, West Lyon Moriah Prewitt, Des Moines Christian Janie Schoonhoven, Unity Christian Katelyn Stanley, Bishop Heelan
3rd Team Reagan Barkema, Roland-Story Magan Christopherson, Okoboji Chloe Johnson, Red Oak Jordan Kuper, Monticello Sidney Marlow, West Burlington Jaydan Nitchals, Estherville Haley Rasmussen, Atlantic Jenna Twedt, Benton Coach of the Year: Darron Koolstra, Bishop Heelan
Class 4A
1st Team Grace Boffeli, North Scott Caitlynn Daniels, Xavier Anna Deets, Mason City Abbie Draper, Waverly-Shell Rock Katie Keitges, Knoxville Kayba Laube, Marion Karsyn Stratton, Clear Creek-Amana Megan Witte, Lewis Central
2nd Team Madison Camden, Glenwood Presley Case, North Scott Kenzie Foley, Sergeant Bluff-Luton Ryley Goebel, Center Point-Urbana Ava Hawthorne, Gilbert Molly Ihle, Ballard Adrianna Katcher, Center Point-Urbana Taylor Veach, Central DeWitt
3rd Team Jordan Cunningham, Dallas Center-Grimes Abbie Hlas, ADM Molly Hoekstra, Carlisle Jenna Hopp, Glenwood Elle Scarborough, Glenwood Maggie Wilkins, Knoxville Riley Wright, Marion Britney Young, Waverly-Shell Rock Coach of the Year: TJ Case, North Scott
Class 5A
1st Team Catilin Clark, Dowling Catholic Katie Dinnibier, Waukee Emerson Green, Cedar Falls Aubrey Joens, Iowa City High Grace Larkins, SE Polk Mallory McDermott, Prairie Maya McDermott, Johnston Kendall Nead, Johnston
2nd Team Nyamer Diew, Sioux City East Hannah Stuelke, Cedar Rapids Washington Meg Burns, Ankeny Centennial Halli Poock, Waterloo West Anaya Barney, Cedar Falls Audrey Koch, Iowa City West Caroline Waite, Ames Sidney McRae, Prairie
3rd Team Rose Nkumu, Iowa City High Maya Gyamfi, Urbandale Jada Gyamfi, Urbandale Payton Kelderman, Waukee Alex Honnold, Valley Kayla Pitz, Ankeny Ashley Iiams, Ames Sadie Powell, CR Kennedy Coach of the Year: Chad Jilek, Johnston 3-10-20 Boys State Basketball Tournament 3-09-20 Class 1A Quarterfinals Montezuma 75, Martensdale-St. Marys 50 Wapsie Valley 49, Lake Mills 45 Bishop Garrigan, Algona 55, Springville 52 West Fork, Sheffield 55, St. Mary’s, Remsen 53 Class 2A Quarterfinals North Linn, Troy Mills 56, West Sioux, Hawarden Treynor 69, Pella Christian 53 Boyden-Hull 57, Woodward-Granger 26
3-09-20 2019-2020 Hawkeye 10 All Conference Girls Basketball Teams 2019-2020 HAWKEYE 10 ALL CONFERENCE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS STUDENT NAME HIGH SCHOOL GRADE POSITION FIRST TEAM 1 Kelsey Fields** Creston 11 C 2 Megan Witte** Lewis Central 12 G 3 Allie Petry St. Albert 11 F 4 Sophie Walker Red Oak 12 G 5 Paige Andersen Denison- Schleswig 11 F 6 Madison Camden Glenwood 10 G 7 Elle Scarborough Glenwood 11 G 8 Haley Rasmussen Atlantic 11 G 2ND TEAM 1 Mallory Badding Kuemper Catholic 12 G 2 Isabel Pershing St. Albert 12 G 3 Chloe Johnson Red Oak 12 F 4 Ellie Rengstorf Red Oak 12 G 5 Hannah Neeman Denison-Schleswig 11 F 6 Delaney Esterling Lewis Central 12 F 7 Jenna Hopp Glenwood 9 G 8 Macie Leinen Harlan 11 C HONORABLE MENTION 1 Ava Wolf Shenandoah 10 C 2 Jessalee Niehart Clarinda 11 G 3 Jordyn Blaha Saint Albert 12 G 4 Allie West Red Oak 12 G 5 Sam Dunphy Creston 11 F 6 McKenna Paulsen Lewis Central 12 G 7 McKenna Pettepier Lewis Central 11 G 8 Coryl Matheny Glenwood 10 F 9 Ellie Magnuson Denison-Schleswig 11 G 10 McKenzie Waters Atlantic 12 G 11 Brynlee Arnold Glenwood 10 C 12 Claire Scmitz Harlan 10 C ** denotes unanimous selection
3-05-20 Western Valley Conference Girls Basketball All-Conference Award Winners Western Valley Conference Girls Basketball All Conference Team 2019-2020 First Team Jayde Barto* 12 Kingsley Pierson Mallory McCall* 11 West Monona Kenzee Wunschel* 12 Ridge View Maddie Paulsen 12 Woodbury Central Jaeden Ferris 09 Westwood McKenzie Goodwin 10 Kingsley Pierson Haley Williams 12 Lawton Bronson Carly Murphy 11 OABCIG *unanimous selection SecondTeam Camrin Baird 10 Woodbury Central Lexi Lander 12 West Monona Lindsie Graff 11 Woodbury Central Anya Kistenmacher 11 Ridge View Riley Doenhoefer 12 Siouxland Christian Briley Pike 11 Westwood Delaney Iseminger 11 Kingsley Pierson Cassie Jones 11 Siouxland Christian Ashlyn Blake 10 MVAOCOU Final Standings Woodbury Central 9-0 Season Champions Kingsley Pierson 7-2 Tournament Champions West Monona 7-2 Westwood 7-2 Ridge View 5-4 OABCIG 4-5 Lawton Bronson 3-6 Siouxland Christian 2-7 MVAOCOU 1-8 River Valley 0-9
3-05-20 Western Valley Conference Boys Basketball All-Conference Award Winners Western Valley Conference Boys Basketball All Conference Team 2019-2020 First Team Cooper DeJean* 11 OABCIG Ben Thelander* 12 Lawton Bronson Garrett Trapp* 11 River Valley Christian Heilbuth 12 Siouxland Christian Matthew Christophersen 12 Kingsley Pierson Logan Fiege 12 West Monona Jonah DeRoos 12 Siouxland Christian William Grote 12 OABCIG Tyler Towne 11 River Valley Chase Pester 11 MVAOCOU Mitchell Countryman 12 Woodbury Central *unanimous selection Second Team Caleb Kistenmacher 12 Ridge View Gavin DeJager 12 Lawton Bronson Dalton DuBois 11 Siouxland Christian Bo Clausen 11 Ridge View Carter Copple 12 Westwood Dylan Blake 12 MVAOCOU Austin Trotter 09 Lawton Bronson Daman Bowman 12 Kingsley Pierson Cameron Pierson 11 Siouxland Christian Final Standings OABCIG 9-0 Season & Tournament Champions Siouxland Christian 7-2 Lawton Bronson 7-2 River Valley 7-2 Kingsley Pierson 3-6 West Monona 3-6 MVAOCOU 3-6 Ridge View 3-6 Woodbury Central 2-7 Westwood 1-8
3-05-20 Western Valley Conference Tournament/Season Results Tournament Team Scores Dual Record 1. Woodbury Central 201.0 1. Woodbury Central 7-0 2. Westwood 195.0 2. Westwood 6-1 3. West Monona 188.5 3. West Monona 5-2 4. Ridge View 144.0 4. Ridge View 4-3 5. OABCIG 123.0 5. Kingsley Pierson 3-4 6. Kingsley Pierson 109.0 6. MVAOCOU 2-5 7. MVAOCOU 100.0 7. OABCIG 1-6 8. Lawton Bronson 43.0 8. Lawton Bronson 0-7 All Conference Individuals, School, Grade
106 152 1st – Ryder Koele, Woodbury Central (9) 1st – Nate Monahan, Woodbury Central (12) 2nd – Carson Seuntjens, Kingsley Pierson (9) 2nd – Nathan Fylstra, Westwood (12) 3rd – Jake Breyfogle, Ridge View (9) 3rd – Brody Lillefloren, Ridge View (11) 113 160 1st – Beau Nieman, OABCIG (10) 1st – Zach Hemer, OABCIG (10) 2nd – Juan Juarez, Kingsley Pierson (10) 2nd – Braulio Munoz, Westwood (12) 3rd – Colton Choquette, Westwood (12) 3rd – Devin Monahan, West Monona (10) 120 170 1st – Lucas Else, Ridge View (10) 1st – Kolby Scott, MVAOCOU (9) 2nd – A’Ryan White, West Monona (9) 2nd – Kole Reis, Kingsley Pierson (11) 3rd – Tyler Orzechowski, Kingsley Pierson (9) 3rd – Steven Heilman, Westwood (12) 126 182 1st – Beau Klingensmith, Woodbury Central (11) 1st – Jackson Dewald, Westwood (9) 2nd – TJ Nutt, MVAOCOU (9) 2nd – Sendeska Kalskett, West Monona (10) 3rd – William Gibson West Monona (9) 3rd – Gavin Parks, OABCIG (12) 132 195 1st – Damon Schmid, Kingsley Pierson (10) 1st – Ty Dennison, Woodbury Central (11) 2nd – Tristen Jessen, Woodbury Central (10) 2nd – Darius Gashe, West Monona (12) 3rd – Matt Peters, Lawton Bronson (10) 3rd – Omar Hernandez-Rivera, Westwood (11) 138 220 1st – Hunter Hanner, Westwood (12) 1st – Megaeska Kalskett, West Monona (10) 2nd – Max McGill, Woodbury Central (9) 2nd – Brecken Conover, Ridge View (11) 3rd – Kaden Broer, West Monona (9) 3rd – John Groetken, Woodbury Central (11) 145 285 1st – Jake Nieman, OABCIG (12) 1st – Hunter Soll, MVAOCOU (12) 2nd – Zander Ernst, Ridge View (10) 2nd – Chance Hansen, Ridge View (12) 3rd – E.J. Hildreth, West Monona (12) 3rd – Jacob Leonard, Westwood (11)
2-29-20 All Conference for Twin Lakes Boys 2020 East Sac County First Team: Camden Schroeder Jr. Griffin O'Neil- Jr.
2-29-20 All Conference for Western Valley Boys 2020 First Team: Cooper DeJean Jr. OABCIG - Unanimous Ben Theelander Sr. Lawton-Bronson- Unanimous Garrett Trapp Jr. River Valley- Unanimous Christian Helbuth Sr. Siouxland Christian Mathew Christophersen Sr. KP Logan Fiege Sr. West Monona Jonah Deroos Sr. Siouxland Christian William Grote Sr. OABCIG Tyler Towne Jr. River Valley Chase Pester Jr. MVOACOU Mitchell Countryman Sr. Woodbury Central Second Team: Caleb Kistenmacher Jr. Ridge View Gavin DeJager Sr. Lawton Bronson Bo Clausen Jr. Ridge View Dalton DuBois Jr. Siouxland Christian Dylan Blake Sr. MVAOCOU Carter Copple Sr. Westwood Cameron Pierson Jr. Siouxland Christian Austin Trotter Fr. Lawton Bronson Damon Bowman Sr. KP Honorable Mention: Sam Devitt Sr. OABCIG
2-29-20 All-Rolling Valley Conference 2020 Basketball Teams GIRLS First Team Macy Emgarten, Exira-EHK, SO Quinn Grubbs, Exira-EHK, FR Sammi Jahde, CAM, SR Zoey Baylor, CAM, JR Katelyn Neilsen, Boyer Valley, JR Danielle Hoyle, Paton-Churdan, JR Hannah Whitver, Glidden-Ralston, SR Jadeyn Smith, Ar-We-Va, JR Second Team Ellie Schultes, Exira-EHK, SR Tatum Grubbs, Exira-EHK, JR Leah Cooper, Boyer Valley, SO Tessa Steimel, Paton-Churdan, JR Amanda Foster, Woodbine, JR Gretchen Wallace, Glidden-Ralston, JR Leslie Luft, Ar-We-Va, SR Haley Koch, West Harrison, JR BOYS First Team Lucas Berens, Boyer Valley, SR Dylan Berens, Boyer Valley, SR Gavin Reineke, Boyer Valley, JR Nate Hensley, CAM, SR Creighton Nelson, Exira-EHK, SR Gabe Obert, Coon Rapids-Bayard, SO Nick Rife, West Harrison, SR Wyatt Pryor, Woodbine, SR Second Team Connor McKee, CAM, JR Jacob Holste, CAM, SR Tyler Petersen, Exira-EHK, JR Dylan Hoefer, Woodbine, SO Brigham Daniel, Glidden-Ralston, JR Nathan Brant, Glidden-Ralsston, SR Kaleb Fisher, Paton-Churdan, SR Will Ragaller, Ar-We-Va, SO 2-29-20 Substate Finals for Saturday in Class 1A and 2A Class 1A Substate 5 @ Knoxville: Nodaway Valley vs. Montezuma 7:00 p.m. Substate 7 @ Creston: Martensdale-St. Marys vs. Mount Ayr 7:00 p.m. Substate 8 @ MVAOCOU: St. Albert vs. St. Mary’s, Remsen 7:00 p.m. Class 2A Substate 8 @ CB Abraham Lincoln: Treynor vs. Panorama 7:00 p.m.
2-29-20 Iowa State Athletics announces 2020 Cyclone Tailgate Tour stops AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State Athletics Department announced its stops for the 2020 Cyclone Tailgate Tour. The 14th annual Cyclone Tailgate Tour, powered by MidAmerican Energy, will be a 12-stop tour throughout the state of Iowa this May. Each stop is open to Cyclone fans of all ages and is FREE to attend. The Cyclone Tailgate Tour provides the opportunity for Cyclone fans to interact with Iowa State coaches and administrators, including Athletics Director Jamie Pollard, the “Voice of the Cyclones” John Walters, football coach Matt Campbell, men’s basketball coach Steve Prohm, women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly, volleyball coach Christy Johnson-Lynch and wrestling coach Kevin Dresser. The family-friendly event allows fans to socialize with other Cyclone fans, and features other special guests including Cy. Kids in attendance will receive a complimentary gift and food and beverages are available for purchase. Plan to join us at a tour stop near you! May 11 Carroll, Carroll Country Club | 12:00-1:00 PM May 11 Council Bluffs, Mid-America Center | 5:30-7:30 PM May 12 Sioux City, Sioux City Convention Center | 12:00-1:00 PM May 12 Okoboji, The Roof Garden Ballroom at Arnolds Park | 5:30-7:30 PM May 13 Sheffield, Sukup Manufacturing Co. | 12:00-1:00 PM May 13 Clear Lake, Surf Ballroom | 5:30-7:30 PM May 18 Iowa Falls, Highland Golf Club | 12:00-1:00 PM May 18 Waterloo, Cedar Valley SportsPlex | 5:30-7:30 PM May 19 Muscatine, Kent Corporation | 12:00-1:00 PM May 19 Bettendorf, Quad-Cities Waterfront Convention Center | 5:30-7:30 PM May 20 Dubuque, Best Western Plus Dubuque Hotel & Conference Center | 12:00-1:00 PM May 20 Cedar Rapids, Cedar Rapids Marriott | 5:30-7:30 PM 2-29-20 Class 4A Substate SemiFinal Results Substate 8 Abraham Lincoln 42, Urbandale 35 Dowling Catholic 50, Lewis Central 23 2-28-20 Monarch Boys advance to Substate Final on Monday Monarchs (15-8) 53 Winterset 38 Comments- Tonight we knew we were going up against a state ranked team, one of the best players in the state, in a tough road environment, with a team that implements a funky 2-3 defense that led them to a 3rd place at State a year ago. And our guys showed tremendous poise and patience in attacking their zone. It started early with outstanding defense led by Damien Magnuson on Easton Darling, then a couple of big 3 pointers by Magnuson and two by Braiden Heiden gave us a 3 possession lead in the 2nd quarter. In the 3rd quarter our bigs and our passing started to eat up their zone and we were patient and getting good shots all night. Shooting 80% on our 2 point makes was the key in the game and was our guys executing the game plan both defensively and offensively to a perfection. All around great performance, but our guys are already onto the next game on Monday vs Harlan at Atlantic. 2-28-20 Tournament Basketball Results from 2-27-20 CLASS 1A District Finals District 9: Montezuma 66, Keota 48 District 10: Nodaway Valley 57, Central Decatur, Leon 39 District 13: Mount Ayr 58, Bedford 48 District 14: Martensdale-St. Marys 69, CAM, Anita 61 District 15: St. Albert, Council Bluffs 52, Woodbine 43- on KDSN District 16: St. Mary’s, Remsen 61, Siouxland Christian 53
CLASS 3A Substate Semifinals Substate 1 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 51, Carroll 39 LeMars 67, MOC-Floyd Valley 61
Substate 8 Denison-Schleswig 53, Winterset 38- on KDSN Harlan 84, Glenwood 71
2-27-20 Girls High School Class 2A and 1A State Pairings Set The final brackets for the Girls State Basketball Tournament are set for next week in Des Moines. The Class 1A and 2A pairings were announced shortly after Regional Final play on Wednesday night. CLASS 2A #1 Cascade (25-0) vs. #8 Denver (17-8) Tuesday, March 3rd 6:45 p.m. #4 Osage (22-2) vs. #5 West Branch (21-3) Tuesday, March 3rd 8:30 p.m. #2 West Hancok (24-1) vs. #7 Logan-Magnolia Wednesday, March 4th 10:00 a.m.- on KDSN 104.9FM and kdsnradio.com #3 North Linn (21-2) vs. #6 Western Christian (17-7) Wednesday, March 4th 11:45 a.m.
CLASS 1A (All Quarterfinals on Wednesday, March 4th) #1 Newell-Fonda (24-0) vs. #8 St. Albert (13-11) 1:30 p.m. #4 Montezuma (23-1) vs. #5 Saint Ansgar (21-2) 3:15 p.m. #2 Marquette Catholic (23-1) vs. #7 Gehlen Catholic (15-9) 5:00 p.m. #3 Bishop Garrigan (23-1) vs. #6 Martensdale-St. Marys (18-8) 6:45 p.m.
2-27-20 Girls Regional Finals for Class 1A and 2A from 2-26-20 CLASS 1A Region 7 @ Harlan St. Albert 65, Exira-EHK 54 Region 8 @ Cherokee Washington Newell-Fonda 83, Woodbury Central 50 CLASS 2A Region 3 @ Fort Dodge Senior West Hancock 67, Panorama 28 Region 8 @ Harlan Logan-Magnolia 36, AHSTW 35- on KDSN 104.9FM
2-26-20 Girls Regional Finals for Class 1A and 2A tonight CLASS 1A Region 7 @ Harlan St. Albert vs. Exira-EHK 8:00 p.m. Region 8 @ Cherokee Washington Woodbury Central vs. Newell-Fonda 7:00 p.m. CLASS 2A Region 3 @ Fort Dodge Senior Panorama vs. West Hancock 7:00 p.m. Region 8 @ Harlan AHSTW vs. Logan-Magnolia 6:00 p.m. – on KDSN 104.9FM and kdsnradio.com
2-26-20 Girls State Basketball Pairings Following Regional Finals on Tuesday night the brackets have been released for the 2020 Girls Class 4A and 5A State Basketball Tournaments. Class 4A Quarterfinals (Tuesday, March 3rd) #1 North Scott (23-0) vs. #8 Clear Creek-Amana (19-4) 11:45 a.m. #4 Center Point-Urbana (21-2) vs. #5 Waverly-Shell Rock (20-2) 1:30 p.m. #2 Glenwood (24-0) vs. #7 Gilbert (19-3) 3:15 p.m. #3 Ballard (22-1) vs. #6 Lewis Central (19-5) 5:00 p.m.
Class 5A Quarterfinals (Monday, March 2nd) #2 Iowa City HIgh (22-1) vs. #7 Cedar Rapids Prairie (20-3) 10:00 a.m. #3 Johnston (21-2) vs. #6 Southeast Polk (19-4) 11:45 a.m. #1 Waukee (21-2) vs. #8 Sioux City East (16-7) 1:30 p.m. #4 Cedar Falls (19-4) vs. #5 Waterloo West (19-4) 3:15 p.m. 2-26-20 Girls and Boys Tournament Basketball Results from 2-25-20 Regional Final for Girls Tournament Trail CLASS 4A Region 1 @ Glenwood Glenwood 86, LeMars 65 (Glenwood’s 3rd ever trip to State) Region 8 @ Lewis Central Lewis Central 59, Dallas Center-Grimes 41 (LC’s 8th trip to State)
CLASS 5A Region 3 @ Johnston Johnston 66, CB Abraham Lincoln 45 CLASS 1A District Semifinals District 14 Martensdale-St. Marys 63, Coon Rapids-Bayard 48 CAM 65, Stanton 51 District 15 @ St. Albert Woodbine 41, Boyer Valley 39- ON KDSN St. Albert 50, IKM-Manning 35- ON KDSN CLASS 2A District Finals District 15 @ Harlan Panorama 82, Kuemper Catholic 70 District 16 @ CB Thomas Jefferson Treynor 67, Tri-Center 44 2-26-20 State Bowling Results for the Denison-Schleswig Monarchs on Tuesday 2-25-20 Cassidy Bradley 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total 9 - 9 / 9 / X 7 / 9 / 8 1 X 7 / 9 / 8 171 9 28 48 68 87 105 114 134 153 171
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total 9 / 9 - X 7 / 8 / S 8 - 8 - S 6 2 X X X X 168 19 28 48 66 84 92 100 108 138 168 Total: 339 Cassidy Bradley participated in the individual portion of the state tournament. She bowled games of 171 and 168. Cassidy had a tough time knocking pins down. She hit the head pin every single shot except for 1 and would typically leave 1-2 pins. Cassidy’s spare practice helped her out as she only left 2 opens in the first game and 4 opens in the second. Cassidy finished her high school career on a high note bowling 4 strikes in a row. She placed 27th overall at the state tournament. Trey Brotherton 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total X 8 / X 9 / X X X 9 / S 8 1 X 9 / 206 20 40 60 80 110 139 159 177 186 206 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total X X S 8 / X X X X X 7 / X 9 / 245 28 48 68 98 128 158 185 205 225 245 Total: 451 Trey Brotherton participated in the individual portion of the state tournament. He bowled games of 206 and 245. Trey had a tougher time getting the pins to fall in game one more than game two. The range of boards he needed to throw over in order to get a strike was very small whichmeans he needed to be very precise. He finally got into a rhythm during game two and bowled a total of 8 strikes. 5 of those were in a row during themiddle of the game. Trey placed 14th overall at the state tournament.
2-25-20 Boys Class 1A and 2A boys basketball schedule for tonight. Class 1A and 2A boys basketball teams. Class 1A District Semifinals and Class 2A District Finals are set to be contested around the state. Here is a look a the local schedule. CLASS 1A District Semifinals District 14 Coon Rapids-Bayard @ Martensdale-St. Marys 7:00 p.m. Stanton @ CAM 7:00 p.m. District 15 @ St. Albert Woodbine vs. Boyer Valley 6:30 p.m.- on KDSN 104.9FM and kdsnradio.com IKM-Manning vs. St. Albert 8:00 p.m. pm LDSN 104.9FM and kdsnradio.com CLASS 2A District Finals District 15 @ Harlan Panorama vs. Kuemper Catholic 7:00 p.m. District 16 @ CB Thomas Jefferson Tri-Center vs. Treynor 7:00 p.m. 2-25-20 Girls Class 4A and 5A Regional Finals for tonight Class 4A and 5A girls basketball teams that are still alive in the playoffs will be fighting to punch their ticket to State tonight in Regional Finals. Here is a look at the area match-ups. CLASS 4A Region 1 @ Glenwood LeMars vs. Glenwood 7:00 p.m. Region 8 @ Lewis Central Dallas Center-Grimes vs. Lewis Central 7:00 p.m. CLASS 5A Region 3 @ Johnston CB Abraham Lincoln vs. Johnston 7:00 p.m. 2-26-20 2-25-20 Denison-Schleswig beats Creston and advances to Thursday Final Score Monarchs (14-8, 7-3) 63 Creston 42 Monarchs scoring: Charlie Wiebers 21- with 33 seconds left in the 2nd quarter, Charlie scores his 1,000th career point. Goanar Biliew 16 Damien Magnuson 8 Austin Korner 6 Bryce Fink 5 Jack Mendlik 2 Evan Turin 2 Braiden Heiden 2 Ringo Wol 1 Comments- Tonight was great to see us get off to a good start at both ends in the start of our post season play. We were aggressive on both ends of the floor and built up a 20-5 lead at the end of the first quarter that we held a double digit lead for most of the game. Creston did make a run at us in the 2nd quarter. But it was good to see our team respond with a run of our own to end the first half and really take over the game in the 3rd quarter. Back to back games holding teams to 42 points scored. That is the type of defense that will take us places this time of the year. Good win, survive and advance mentality and onto the next one at Winterset on Thursday night.
2-25-20 Class 3A and 4A Boys Tournament Basketball Results from 2-24-20 CLASS 3A Substate 1 @ Carroll Sergeant Bluff-Luton 72, Spencer 44 Carroll 69, Estherville Lincoln Central 34
@MOC-FLoyd Valley MOC-Floyd Valley 65, Storm Lake 50 LeMars 73, Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 54
Substate 8
@ Winterset Denison-Schleswig 63, Creston 42- on KDSN Winterset 83, Clarke 30
@ Glenwood Glenwood 75, Greene County 40 Harlan 62, Atlantic 59 (OT)
CLASS 4A
Substate 8
Urbandale 56, Des Moines, Hoover 28 Lewis Central 64, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 50
2-24-20 High School Substate Basketball Schedule 2-24-20 CLASS 3A Substate 1 @ Carroll Spencer vs. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 6:30 p.m. Esterville Lincoln Central vs. Carroll 8:00 p.m.
Substate 8 @ Winterset Creston vs. Denison-Schleswig 6:30 p.m.- on KDSN Clarke vs. Winterset 8:00 p.m.
@ Glenwood Greene County vs. Glenwood 6:30 p.m. Atlantic vs. Harlan 8:00 p.m.
CLASS 4A Des Moines Hoover @ Urbandale 7:00 p.m. (Winner plays at CB Abraham Lincoln) CB Thomas Jefferson @ Lewis Central 7:00 p.m. (Winner plays at Dowling Catholic) 2-24-20 Area College Athlete Update from 2-23-20 Former Boyer Valley runner Zach Ambrose ran to a conference runner-up finish in the 800 on Saturday at the GPAC Indoor Championships running a 1:57.37 to place second behind the winning time of 1:57.00 and former MVAOCOU runner Emalee Fundermann placed 1st in the 800 for Morningside with a 2:19.13 her team in the 4x400 Relay came in 7th. Softball Former Harlan and now Iowa State softball player Logan Schaben went 2 for 3 with an RBI a Run and a SB. Former LoMa and now Sioux Falls softball play Kylan Straight went 1 for 2. 2-24-20 High School Wrestling Place Winners from 2-22-20 CLASS 1A 106: 1. Gable Porter (Underwood) 113: 4. Jace Rose (Riverside) 120: 3. Hagen Heistand (Logan-Magnolia); 4. Stevie Barnes (Underwood) 126: 5. Wyatt Reisz (Logan-Magnolia) 132: 6. Zane Ziegler (Underwood); 4. Nate Thomsen (East Sac County) 138: 2. Logan James (Underwood); 8. Jordan Khommanyvong (South Central Calhoun) 145: 1. Nick Hamilton (Underwood) 152: 2. Briar Reisz (Logan-Magnolia); 6. Blake Thomsen (Underwood) 160: 8. Blake McAlister (South Central Calhoun) 170: 5. Bryson Freeberg (Tri-Center) 182: 6. Nick Haynes (Missouri Valley); 7. Jackson Dewald (Westwood) 195: 7. Gavyn Fischer (AHSTW) 220: 8. Luke Mosinski (Audubon) 285: 4. Barret Pitt (Logan-Magnolia) CLASS 2A 120: 5. Benjamin Schmitz (Kuemper Catholic) 126: 7. Ethan Lemon (Harlan); 8. Ty Koedam (Sergeant Bluff-Luton) 132: 8. Brayden Curry (Sergeant Bluff-Luton) 138: 4. Isaac Bryan (Sergeant Bluff-Luton) 145: 5. Jake Nieman (OABCIG) 152: 2. Jack Gaukel (Sergeant Bluff-Luton) 160: 7. Justin McCunn (Red Oak) 170: 6. Blake Liebe (Sergeant Bluff-Luton) 182: 2. Jackson Kinsella (Creston-OM) 195: 5. Carter Maynes (Red Oak); 6. Sam Chapman (Creston-OM) 220: 4. Crew Howard (Clarinda) 285: 4. Cale Roller (Atlantic-CAM) CLASS 3A 145: 8. Tanner Higgins (Lewis Central) 170: 6. Blake Liebe (Sergeant Bluff-Luton)
2-24-20 High School Girls Basketball Results- 2-22-20 Class 3A Region 1 Championship Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 73, Cherokee, Washington 70 Class 3A Region 8 Championship Red Oak 81, Creston 45 Class 4A Region 1 Semifinals Glenwood 64, Harlan 44 LeMars 50, Carroll 47, 2OT Class 4A Region 8 Semifinals Dallas Center-Grimes 67, ADM, Adel 55 Lewis Central 67, Carlisle 40 Class 5A Region 3 Semifinal Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 67, Ankeny 53 2-21-20 High School Girls Basketball Tournament Trail from 2-21-20 CLASS 1A Region 7 Exira-EHK 60, Stanton 50 St. Albert 60, Central Decatur 55 Region 8 Newell-Fonda 76, Paton-Churdan 18 Woodbury Central 43, CAM 32 CLASS 2A Region 3 West Hancock 67, Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 51 Panorama 69, IKM-Manning 65- on KDSN Region 8 Logan-Magnolia 48, Mount Ayr 35- on KDSN AHSTW 63, Nodaway Valley 58
2-18-20 1A and 2A Tournament basketball schedule 2-18-20 The girls Class 1A and 2A basketball playoffs roll on Tuesday night with Regional Quarterfinals being played. CLASS 1A Region 7 Sidney @ Exira-EHK 7:00 p.m. Audubon @ Stanton 7:00 p.m. Lenox @ Central Decatur 7:00 p.m. East Mills @ St. Albert 7:00 p.m. Region 8 Westwood @ Newell-Fonda 7:00 p.m.-updates on KDSN Glidden-Ralston @ Paton-Churdan 7:00 p.m. Woodbine @ Woodbury Central 7:00 p.m.-on KDSN Riverside @ CAM 7:00 p.m. CLASS 2A Region 3 Belmond-Klemme @ West Hancock 7:00 p.m. South Central Calhoun @ Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 7:00 p.m. AC/GC @ Panorama 7:00 p.m. East Sac County @ IKM-Manning 7:00 p.m.- on KDSN Region 8 Tri-Center @ Logan-Magnolia 7:00 p.m.- on KDSN Earlham @ Mount Ayr 7:00 p.m. Underwood @ AHSTW 7:00 p.m. Nodaway Valley @ Treynor 7:00 p.m. Hinton at West Monona- 7:00p.m.- updates on KDSN 2-18-20 Boys Tournament Basketball Results from 2-17-20 CLASS 1A District 15 Ar-We-Va 53, Heartland Christian 32- on KDSN
District 16 Woodbury Central 86, Whiting 28
CLASS 2A District 1 @ Rock Valley Rock Valley 72 MVAOCOU 43- on KDSN District 2 @ Sac City Alta-Aurelia 60, OABCIG 49- on KDSN East Sac County 75, Manson NW Webster 45- on KDSN
District 15 @ AC/GC Kuemper Catholic 69, Underwood 61 AC/GC 103, West Central Valley 47
District 16 @ Clarinda Shenandoah 60, Red Oak 46 Clarinda 71, Missouri Valley 32
2-17-20 State Boys Swimming Meet from 2-15-20 Carroll At Iowa City Carroll has all area high school kids join to make up the team. Carroll boys had a good final day of the season dropping times in all 4 events at State on Saturday. The team scored 27 points and finished 19th overall. Trevor Danner moved up in both of his individual events with a 6th place finish in the 50 free. Danner came into the event with a season best 21.39 and swam a 21.14. Danner also did well in the 100 free coming into the day with a 47.73 seed. Danner swam a 46.96 and brought home a 5th place finish. The two relays also saw significant time drops, especially the 400 Free which dropped from a 3:23.45 to a 3:21.61. The team of Jonathan Dose, Ben Englin, Philip Fohrenbach and Trevor Danner were 20th. Those four also swam a 1:31.34 in the 200 Free Relay and were also 20th. The Tigers dropped from a 1:31.55 coming into the day. Carroll Results 50 Free 6th Trevor Danner 21.14
100 Free 5th Trevor Danner 46.96
200 Free Relay 20th Carroll 1:31.34 Jonathan Dose from ArWeVa, Ben Englin, Phillip Fohrenbach, Trevor Danner
400 Free Relay 20th Carroll 3:21.61 Jonathan Dose from ArWeVa, Ben Englin, Phillip Fohrenbach, Trevor Danner 2-17-20 Girls Basketball Tournament Trail from 2-15-20 Class 2A Regional First Round Region 8 Tri-Center 52, Missouri Valley 51 Underwood 52, MVAOCOU 11- On KDSN
Class 3A Regional Quarterfinals Region 8 Red Oak 68, Shenandoah 55 Atlantic 58, Clarinda 14
Class 3A Region 3 Roland Story 64 Kuemper 26 Cherokee 80 OABCIG 46- On KDSN
2-17-20 Denison-Schleswig Monarch Wrestling Results from District meet at DCG Date: 2-15-2020 Location: District Tournament @ DCG Team Results: 1 Valley - WDM 196.5 2 Ankeny 188.5 3 Dallas Center-Grimes 188 4 Dowling Catholic - Wdm 157 5 Urbandale 115.5 6 Carroll 111 7 Boone 99 8 Denison-Schleswig 50.5
Individual Results Weight Name Place Won/Lost 106 Kaiden Krajicek DNP Lost by fall 1:19 vs Khyler Carsarphen (Dowling) Lost by fall 3:50 vs Ethan Smith (Urbandale) 113 Hugo Medina 6th Lost by fall :41 vs Logan Gard (DCG)
Lost by fall 2:37 vs Kayden Carlberg (Urbandale) 120 Juan Chino DNP Lost by fall 1:17 vs Kieran Shawhan (DCG) Lost 5-11 vs Dominic Quinn (Dowling) 126 Carlos Alvaenga DNP Lost 0-16 vs Colby Burright (Urbandale) Lost 1-9 vs Isaiah James (Dowling) 132 Manny Garcia-Paz DNP Lost by fall 2:33 vs Logan Shanks (Ankeny0 Lost by fall 4:50 vs Seth Morris (Boone) 138 Luis Mendoza DNP Lost by fall 1:30 vs Carter Drake (Carroll) Lost by fall 1:43 vs Gavin Moran (DCG) 145 Colton Johnson 5th Lost 4-6 vs Wyatt Oppedahl (Boone) Won 16-1 vs Hunter Cruchelow (Dowling) Won 14-6 vs Caden Fenn (DCG) 152 Jordan Von Tersch DNP Lost by fall 1:32 vs Jireh Gallegos (Carroll) Lost by fall 1:15 vs Kaden Marso (Dowling) 160 Leo Araujo 4th Won by fall 3:04 vs Bobby Cobine (Valley) Lost by fall :54 vs Luke Fistler (DCG) Lost 0-6 vs Daniel Rose (Ankeny)
170 Jaxson Hildebrand DNP Lost by fall 3:19 vs Ryan Myers (Valley) Lost by fall :38 vs Dade Bennethum (Ankeny) 182 Treyton Fender DNP Lost by fall 5:42 vs Cole Pomrenke (Ankeny) Lost by fall 5:34 vs Cuin Cullen (DCG) 195 Daniel Alcaraz DNP Lost by fall 3:04 vs Colby Bales (Ankeny) Lost by fall 3:44 vs Colton Teem (Urbandale)
220 Max Rodriguez 3rd Won by fall 3:06 vs Hayden Hearne (Urbandale) Lost 2-11 vs Ralston Rumley (Dowling) Won by fall 1:51 vs Brevin Bennett (Boone) HWT Eric Turcios 4th Won by fall 3:04 vs Adnan Ikeljic (Urbandale) Lost 2-7 vs Carter Vonnahme (Carroll) Lost 0-1 vs Bryan Jurado (Valley)
Comments from head coach Nick Bradley Today was a tough day for the Monarch wrestlers. We were unable to qualify anyone for the State Tournament. The boys wreslted hard today.We just made some simple mistakes that put matches out of reach for us. We still have a lot of growing to do as a team. This was a great learning experience for our young wrestlers. They got to see what it takes to make the state tournament. I am so thankful for this senior group of boys. They have truly been leaders on and off the mat this year. They have helped shape who we are as a program and have helped make this team what it waas this year. As a team, we are very hopeful for next year. We will be bringing back 11 of the 14 weight classes. We are looking to grow our knowledge of wrestling in the offeseason to help make next year even better. As a young team, we alos need to focus on the weight room. We must get stronger in order to be more competitive next year. 2-17-20 District Wrestling Results and Area State Qualifiers Iowa Class 1A District 3 at Mapleton Logan-Magnolia had 111 points to win the district championship. Missouri Valley took third with 67, and Tri-Center was sixth with 61. state qualifiers below: 113 lbs: Sean Thompson, Logan-Magnolia (1st) 120 lbs: Hagen Heistand, Logan-Magnolia (1st) 126 lbs: Wyatt Reisz, Logan-Magnolia (1st) 132 lbs: Brady Thompson, Logan-Magnolia (2nd) 145 lbs: Eric McIlnay, Missouri Valley (2nd) 152 lbs: Briar Reisz, Logan-Magnolia (1st) 170 lbs: Bryson Freeberg, Tri-Center (1st); Kolby Scott, MVAOCOU 182 lbs: Nick Haynes, Missouri Valley (1st) 285 lbs: Barret Pitt, Logan-Magnolia (1st); Connor Murray, Missouri Valley (2nd) Westwood State Qualifiers; Hunter Hanner(2nd), and Jackson Dewald(2nd) Iowa Class 1A District 7 at Underwood Underwood scored 141.5 points to win the district championship. AHSTW (91), Riverside (62) and Bedford-Lenox (58) were next. Nodaway Valley (39), Treynor (39), Audubon (30), Coon Rapids-Bayard (28), Southwest Valley (23) and St. Albert (16) were 6th through 11th. state qualifiers below: 106 lbs: Gable Porter, Underwood (1st); John Schroder, Riverside (2nd) 120 lbs: Stevie Barnes, Underwood (1st); Hayden Fischer, AHSTW (2nd) 132 lbs: Zane Ziegler, Underwood (2nd) 138 lbs: Logan James, Underwood (1st) 145 lbs: Nick Hamilton, Underwood (1st) 152 lbs: Blake Thomsen, Underwood (1st); Jaedan Rasmussen, AHSTW (2nd) 160 lbs: Denver Pauley, AHSTW (2nd) 170 lbs: Cael McLaren, St. Albert (2nd) 182 lbs: Aaron McAlister, Coon Rapids-Bayard (1st) 195 lbs: Gavyn Fischer, AHSTW (1st); Corey Coleman, Treynor (2nd) 220 lbs: Luke Mosinski, Audubon (1st) 285 lbs: Brock Fox, Treynor (2nd) Iowa Class 2A District 2 at Atlantic Red Oak won the team title with 98 points while Atlantic-CAM was third with 75. Creston/Orient-Macksburg had 50.5, Harlan finished with 49, Glenwood scored 44, Clarinda had 41, Kuemper had 33. state qualifiers below: 106 lbs: Easton O’Brien, Atlantic-CAM (2nd) 113 lbs: Aybren Moore, Atlantic-CAM (1st) 120 lbs: Johnathon Erp, Red Oak (1st); Benjamin Schmitz, Kuemper Catholic (2nd) 126 lbs: Joe Weaver, Atlantic-CAM (1st); Ethan Lemon, Harlan (2nd) 132 lbs: Kale Downey, Clarinda (2nd) 138 lbs: Shea Parkis, Kuemper Catholic (2nd) 160 lbs: Justin McCunn, Red Oak (1st) 170 lbs: Carter Bendorf, Harlan (1st); Bruce Lukehart, Red Oak (2nd) 182 lbs: Jackson Kinsella, Creston/O-M (1st); Mitch Mayberry, Glenwood (2nd) 195 lbs: Carter Maynes, Red Oak (1st); Sam Chapman, Creston/O-M (2nd) 220 lbs: Crew Howard, Clarinda (1st); Jesse Schwery, Harlan (2nd) 285 lbs: Cale Roller, Atlantic-CAM (2nd) Iowa Class 3A District 7 at Johnston Lewis Central finished in third with 184 points while Abraham Lincoln had 111 in fifth and Thomas Jefferson scored 30 to finish eighth. state qualifiers below: 120 lbs: Tanner Wink, Lewis Central (1st) 132 lbs: Aiden Keller, Abraham Lincoln (2nd) 145 lbs: Tanner Higgins, Lewis Central (1st) State Wrestling First Round Match ups State Wrestling 1st Round Matches Class 1A 113 Kevin King of South Central Calhoun vs Cael Bridgewater of North Linn Class 1A 132 Nate Thomsen of East Sac Vs Gunnar Larsen of AC-GC Class 1A 138 Jordan Khommayvong of South Central Calhoun Vs Damon Schmid of KIPI Class 1A 160 Blake McAlister of South Central Calhoun Vs Aidan Udell of RIC Class 1A 182 Aaron McAlister of Coon Rapids Bayard Vs BCD Class 1A 220 Luke Mosinski of Audubon Vs Gideon Rollene of Northwood Kenssett Brian King of South Central Calhoun Vs Joel Mendoza of Eagle Grove Class 2A 120 Ben Schmitz of Kuemper Vs Nick Fox of Osage Class 2A 138 Shae Parkis of Kuemper Vs Micheal Macias of Davenport Assumption Class 3A 126 Jaxson Kuhlmann of Carroll Vs Thomas Edwards of Johnston Class 3A 145 Abraham Dirkx of Carroll Vs Tanner Higgens of Lewis Central UPCOMING MATCHES State Matches Thursday, February 20 Session 1 | Class 3A, 1st Round | 9 a.m. Session 2 | Class 2A, 1st Round | 1:30 p.m. Session 3 | Class 1A, 1st Round | 6 p.m. Friday, February 21 Session 4 | Class 3A & 2A, Quarterfinals | 9 a.m. Session 5 | Class 1A, Quarterfinals & Class 3A, Semifinals| 2:30 p.m. Session 6 | Class 2A & 1A, Semfinals | 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, February 22 Session 7 | All Classes, Consolation Semifinals & Finals | 10 a.m. Session 8 | All Classes, Finals | 6 p.m.
2-15-20 Tournament Girls Basketball Games tonight Class 2A Regional First Round 2-15-20 Basketball Brackets for boys Class 3A and 4A The Iowa High School Athletic Association released the playoff brackets for boys Class 3A and 4A basketball on Friday. Substate Quarterfinals are set to be played on Monday, February 24th. Semifinals will be on Friday, February 28th. Finals played on Tuesday, March 3rd. 2-15-20 High School Basketball Results from 2-14-20 GIRLS BASKETBALL
Hawkeye Ten Conference
Glenwood 74, Denison-Schleswig 46
Other Scores
ADM 56, Boone 45
BOYS BASKETBALL
Hawkeye Ten Conference
Atlantic 69, St. Albert 49
Rolling Valley Conference
CAM 59, Nodaway Valley 58
Other Scores
ADM, Adel 67, Boone 39 East Sac County, 74 Storm Lake St. Mary's 44 Boyer Valley, 72 LoMa 35 2-15-20 District Wrestling going on today across the state District Wrestling competition will take place across the state today in all classes. The top two wrestlers at each weight class advance on to the State Tournament next Thursday-Saturday in Des Moines. 2-14-20 High School Basetkbal Results from 2-13-20 BOYS BASKETBALL 2-13-20 Girls Class 4A and 5A Regional basketball pairings released The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union released the Regional pairings for Class 4A and 5A basketball on Wednesday. First round games will be played on February 19th, the Semifinals on February 22nd, and Regional Finals on February 25th. Here is a look at the area match-ups. 2-13-20 IGHSAU Girls Basketball Rankings 02/12/2022 2-11-20 Whats going on in the area for sports tonight Class 1A Regional Duals Class 2A Regional Duals AT ATLANTIC: Atlantic-CAM vs. Red Oak & Humboldt vs. Van Meter On KMA-FM 99.1, 6:00 PM
2-11-20 AP High School Boys Basketball Poll 2-10-20 The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press Iowa high school basketball poll with first-place votes in parentheses 1. Ankeny Centennial (8) 1. Carroll (9) 1. Treynor (5) 1. Easton Valley (7) 2-11-20 High School Basketball Results from 2-10-20 GIRLS BASKETBALL JV Scores Girls: Spencer 52, Denison-Schleswig 41 Boys: Deniosn-Schleswig 74, Spencer 69
2-10-20 Regional Dual Team Wrestling match-ups set 2-10-20 High School Wrestling Sectional Results from 2-08-20 East Sac and South Central Calhoun At Woodbury Central- Class 1A Sectional 6 Team Scores Audubon and Coon Rapids Bayard At AC-GC- Class 1A Sectional 13 1A Section 5 @ Missouri Valley 2/08/2020 Logan-Magnolia won the sectional with 278 points while Missouri Valley had 213 to advance to regional duals Class 2A Sectional 4 at Glenwood Class 2A Sectional 13 at Sergeant Bluff-Luton 2-10-20 Boys District Swimming Results Saturday 2-08-20 2-10-20 Denison-Schleswig Monarch Bowling Results from 2-08-20 Girls Results
2-10-20 High School Basketball Scores from Saturday 2-08-20 GIRLS BASKETBALL
2-08-20 High School Basketball Results from 2-07-20 BOYS BASKETBALL Hawkeye Ten Conference Denison-Schleswig 67, Atlantic 55 Creston 82, Red Oak 40 Glenwood 60, St. Albert, Council Bluffs 59 (OT) Kuemper Catholic 77, Shenandoah 43 Lewis Central 72, Harlan 62 (LC now in 1st place in Hawkeye Ten)
Western Iowa Conference IKM-Manning 47, Logan-Magnolia 42 Treynor 75, AHSTW 46 Tri-Center 68, Riverside 34 Underwood 71, Missouri Valley 54
Rolling Valley Conference CAM, Anita 73, Exira/EH-K 53 Glidden-Ralston 62, Coon Rapids-Bayard 49
Other Scores Carroll 71, Boone 60 CB Abraham Lincoln 63, SC East 45 Winterset 59, Carlisle 43
GIRLS BASKETBALL Hawkeye Ten Conference Denison-Schleswig 46, Atlantic 40 Glenwood 79, St. Albert 57 Kuemper Catholic 59, Shenandoah 42 Lewis Central 54, Harlan 47 Red Oak 55, Creston 35
Western Iowa Conference AHSTW 39, Treynor 33 (AHSTW clinches share of WIC title) IKM-Manning 37, Logan-Magnolia 28 Tri-Center 66, Riverside 45 Underwood 78, Missouri Valley 19
Rolling Valley Conference Boyer Valley 66, West Harrison 50 Coon Rapids-Bayard 25, Glidden-Ralston 20 (OT) Exira-EHK vs CAM (Cancelled due to Exira-EHK illnesses)
Other Scores Carroll 49, Boone 24 Sioux City East 48, CB Abraham Lincoln 42 Winterset 53, Carlisle 36
2-07-20 IHSAA releases 2020 football districts, playoffs to stay the same The Iowa High School Athletic Association has released the football district assignments for the upcoming 2020 season. The Association also announced that the playoff format for the 2020 season will remain unchanged with 16 qualifiers in each class. There had been some rumblings and discussion of possibly increasing the number of postseason qualifiers once again but that will not happen at this time. Full schedules for teams are expected to be released in March. The 2020 season is schedule to begin with a Week 1 date of August 27th-28th. The 2020 postseason will begin on Friday, October 30th for all classes. The IHSAA RPI will continue to be used for ranking at-large qualifiers for the postseason. Schedules are set to be released on just a one-year cycle. Class 4A will have a different setup this season using a success model schedule. Here is a look at districts featuring area teams. Follow the links below for the full district listings for each class. Class 8-Player District 1: GTRA, Harris-Lake Park, Kingsley-Pierson, Newell-Fonda, River Valley, Siouxland Christian/Whiting, St. Mary's Remsen, West Bend-Mallard District 8: Ar-We-Va, Audubon, Boyer Valley, Coon Rapids-Bayard, Exira-EHK, Glidden-Ralston, West Harrison, Woodbine. Class A District 9: AHSTW, Riverside, Sidney, Southwest Valley, St. Albert, Tri-Center. District 10: IKM-Manning, Logan-Magnolia, Ridge View, West Monona, Westwood, Woodbury Central. Class 1A District 2: Belmon-Klemme, Clarion-Goldfield-Dows, Eagle Grove, Pocahontas Area, South Central Calhoun, Southeast Valley,Gowrie District 8: AC/GC, Kuemper Catholic, Panorama, Van Meter, West Central Valley, Woodward-Granger. District 9: East Sac County, Missouri Valley, MVAOCOU, OABCIG, Treynor, Underwood. Class 2A District 9: Atlantic, Clarinda, Des Moines Christian, Greene County, Red Oak, Shenandoah. Class 3A District 9: Carroll, Creston/O-M, Denison-Schleswig, Glenwood, Harlan, Lewis Central. District 1: Bishop Heelan, Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley, LeMars, Sergeant Bluff-Luton, Spencer, Storm Lake Class 4A Group 1: Dowling Catholic, Urbandale, Fort Dodge, Des Moines Roosevelt, CB Abraham Lincoln, Sioux City North. Group 3: WDM Valley, Ankeny, Indianola, Sioux City East, CB Thomas Jefferson, Sioux City West.
2-07-20 Basketball Results from Thursday 2-6-20 GIRLS BASKETBALL Hawkeye Ten Conference Clarinda 53, West Nodaway 39
Western Iowa Conference Audubon 53, CAM 45 IKM-Manning 67, Boyer Valley 29 Underwood 53, Fremont-Mills 32
Rolling Valley Conference Ar-We-Va 54, West Harrison 53-Rockets-Smith 17pts, Schurke 12pts
BOYS BASKETBALL Western Iowa Conference Tri-Center 58, CB Thomas Jefferson 46
Rolling Valley Conference CAM 52, Audubon 48 Madrid 95, Glidden-Ralston 57 West Harrison 70, Ar-We-Va 47-Rockets Will Ragaller with 16pts
9th Grade Results 9th grade boys Denison-Schleswig fell to CB AL 51-28 9th grade girls CB AL over Denison-Schleswig 53-18
Middle School Results 8th Grade Girls Denison-Schleswig vs. Harlan A Game Harlan 27-20 B Game Harlan 33-6
7th Grade Girls Denison-Schleswig vs. Harlan A Game Harlan 50-30 B Game Harlan 19-10 2-07-20 Denison-Schleswig Splits in Wrestling at Home Last Night Match #1 Council Bluffs - AL Final Score 52-30 Denison-Schleswig Weight Denison Opponent Result 106 Kaiden Krajicek Connor Hytrek Winner by fall (1:51) 113 Hugo Medina OPEN Winner by forfeit 120 OPEN Jose Avalos Loss by forfeit 126 Carlos Alvarenga Seth Frush Loss by fall (2:22) 132 Manny Garcia-Paz Aiden Keller Loss by fall (3:11) 138 Luis Mendoza Taylor Owens Winner by fall (1:49) 145 Colton Johnson Austin Mattice Winner by fall (1:21) 152 Jordan Von Tersch Cam Erickson Loss by fall (3:03) 160 Leo Araujo Jude Ryan Loss by fall (3:03) 170 Jaxson Hildebrand Kent Hyde Winner by fall (1:14) 182 Treyton Fender River Petry Winner by fall (1:55) 195 Danny Alcaraz Warren Summers Winner by fall (1:36) 220 Max Rodriguez Gabriel Daniels Winner by MD 12-4 285 Eric Turcios OPEN Winner by forfeit Match #2 Storm Lake Final Score 48-30 Storm Lake Weight Denison Opponent Result 106 Kaiden Krajicek Biruk Zemene Winner by fall (1:28) 113 Hugo Medina Andrew Kutz Loss by fall (1:58) 120 OPEN Danney John Loss by forfeit 126 Carlos Alvarenga Edwin Vasquez Loss by fall (1:24) 132 Manny Garcia-Paz Julian Cortes Winner by decision (9-6) 138 Luis Mendoza Eh Tha Dah Htoo Loss by fall (3:00) 145 Colton Johnson Tate Mattson Loss by fall (3:28) 152 Jordan Von Tersch Nick Oleson Loss by fall (0:58) 160 Leo Araujo Tegan Mattson Winner by fall (0:48) 170 Jaxson Hildebrand Kole Wiegert Winner by fall (5:29) 182 Treyton Fender Brendon Todd Winner by fall (2:36) 195 Danny Alcaraz Colton Dreith Loss by fall (1:27) 220 Max Rodriguez Gabe Barnett Loss by fall (1:56) 285 Eric Turcios Deshawn Amida Winner by decision (3-2) Comments from the Coaching Staff The Monarchs probably wrestled their best duals of the season and went 1-1 on senior night in Denison. It is great to see kids' hard work pay off by having success. Kaiden Krajicek, Jaxson Hildebrand, and Treyton Fender all went 2-0 on the night with all six wins coming by way of fall. Our kids beat the kids they were supposed to beat and competed their way into contention or wins when they may have been overmatched. The energy of the gym was fantastic and it was great to see the kids and fans support not only the seniors, but the entire team. We will most definitely use this momentum as a builing block and look to carry it into districts on February 15th at Dallas Center Grimes.
2-07-20 Denison-Schleswig Bowling Results from 2-06-20 Girls Results Both the girls varsity and JV teams won their matches against Sioux City East. Cassidy Bradley had the high series of 427 for the Varsity with games of 233 and 194. Her first game she started off with 4 strikes in a row and later threw a turkey for a total of 7 strikes that game. Other high games for the Varsity were Amber Irwin with a 182, Kaitlyn Pieper with a 179, Payton Mathies with a 191, and Natalie Castillo with a 187. Their total for round 1 was 1777. Abby Gehlsen had the high series of 304 on JV with games of 138 and 166. Other high games for JV were Bobbi Jepsen with a 141, Gracie Schurke with a 136, and Emma Schurke with a 140. Their total for round 1 was 1307. The varsity girls went into their baker games with a 502 pin lead over Sioux City East. They bowled baker games of 143, 135, 156, and 153. They finished their final baker game with a great score of 188. Their total for round 1 was 775. Their final score was 2552 beating Sioux City East by 693 pins. This is the Varsity’s highest match score of the season. The JV girls went into bakers with a 297 pin lead over Sioux City East. They bowled baker games of 108, 138, 115, and 109. Their final baker game was an outstanding score of 171. Their total for round 2 was 641. Their final score was 1948 beating Sioux City East by 402 pins. Boys Results Both the boys Varsity and JV teams won their matches against Sioux City East. Trey Brotherton had the high series of 468 for Varsity with games of 255 and 213. Trey started his first game with 5 strikes in a row and ended with 5 strikes in a row for a total of 10 strikes that game. Other high games for the Varsity were Blake Polzin with a 198, Lucas Segebart with a 210, Jacob Miller with a 233, Patrick Purdy with a 240, and Kyle Segebart with a 224. As a team, they bowled a total of 37 strikes the first game and a total of 40 strikes the second. Their total for round 1 was 2115. Harrison Dahm had the high series of 387 for the JV with games of 164 and 223. Other high games for the JV were Derek Scheuring with a 172, Devin Fink with a 169, and Parker Bekkerus with a 209. Their total for round 1 was 1617. The varsity boys were ahead by 449 pins going into bakers. The baker games were 165, 214, 163, 192, and 161. Their total for round 2 was 895. They ended up beating Sioux City East by 437 pins. Their final score was 3010. The JV boys went into bakers ahead 86 pins. They bowled games of 126, 116, 222, 153, and 200. In their third game, the boys bowled 7 strikes in a row to help them achieve their 222 game. They ended up beating Sioux City East by 145 pins. Their final score was 2434. 2-06-20 2020 REGIONAL BASKETBALL PAIRINGS - CLASS 1A, 2A, 3A Area Teams Class 1A-Region 8 Class 1A - Region 8 Westwood Community School Westwood vs. West Harrison 2/13 7:00 PM
Paton-Churdan Community School Paton-Churdan vs. Coon RapidsBayard 2/13 7:00 PM Glidden-Ralston High School Glidden-Ralston vs. Ar-We-Va 2/13 7:00 PM
Woodbury Central Community School Woodbury Central vs. Whiting 2/13 7:00 PM
Boyer Valley Middle/High School Boyer Valley vs. Woodbine 2/13 7:00 PM
CAM High School CAM vs. Griswold 2/13 7:00 PM
Newell-Fonda Community School Newell-Fonda vs. winner of Westwood/West Harrison 2/18 7:00 PM Class 1A - Region 7 Audubon High School Audubon vs. OrientMacksburg 2/13 7:00 PM
St. Albert Catholic Schools St. Albert vs. Essex 2/13 7:00 PM
Exira-EHK High School Exira-EHK plays winner of Sidney/Fremont Mills 2/18 7:00 PM
Class 2A - Region 1 West Monona High School West Monona vs. winner of Lawton-Bronson/Hinton 2/18 7:00 PM
Class 2A - Region 8 Missouri Valley High School Missouri Valleyvs.Tri-Center 2/15 5:00 PM
Underwood High School Underwood vs.MVAOCOU 2/15 7:00 PM
Nodaway Valley High School Nodaway Valley vs. Treynor 2/18 7:00 PM
Logan Magnolia Community Schools Logan-Magnolia vs. winner of Missori Valley/Tri-Center 2/18 7:00 PM Class 3A - Region 1 Bishop Heelan Catholic High School Bishop Heelan vs. Sheldon 2/15 5:00 PM
Cherokee Washington High School Cherokee vs. OABCIG 2/15 5:00 PM Class 3A - Region 3 Roland-Story High School Roland-Story vs. Kuemper Catholic 2/15 5:00 PM
Class 3A - Region 8 Red Oak Jr.-Sr. High School Red Oak vs. Shenandoah 2/15 5:00 PM Atlantic High School Atlantic vs. Clarinda 2/15 7:30 PM
Creston High School Creston vs. Clarke 2/15 5:00 PM
2-06-20 Iowa Girls High School Basketball Rankings 2020 10th Iowa Girls High School Basketball Rankings Compiled by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – February 5, 2020 Class 1A School Record LW 1 Newell-Fonda 18-0 1 2 Marquette Catholic 17-1 2 3 North Mahaska 15-2 3 4 Algona Bishop Garrigan 18-1 4 5 Montezuma 17-1 5 6 MMCRU 18-0 6 7 Saint Ansgar 16-2 7 8 Exira-EHK 18-1 8 9 Kingsley-Pierson 16-3 13 10 Springville 16-3 15 11 Burlington Notre Dame 16-3 9 12 Woodbury Central 14-4 10 13 Colo-Nesco 15-3 NR 14 Central Decatur 14-3 NR 15 Central Elkader 17-3 14 Dropped Out: East Buchanan (11), Council Bluffs St. Albert (12) Class 2A School Record LW 1 Cascade 18-0 1 2 West Hancock 21-0 2 3 North Linn 17-1 3 4 MFL-MarMac 18-2 5 5 Osage 16-2 4 6 West Branch 16-3 9 7 Mediapolis 18-1 10 8 Western Christian 12-7 7 9 Maquoketa Valley 16-3 12 10 Van Buren 18-3 6 11 Logan-Magnolia 16-2 14 12 AHST 16-2 8 13 Panorama 15-2 13 14 Emmetsburg 14-4 15 15 Nodaway Valley 17-2 NR Dropped Out: Mount Ayr (11) Class 3A School Record LW 1 Dike-New Hartford 17-1 1 2 Bishop Heelan 14-3 3 3 Roland-Story 15-2 5 4 Clear Lake 16-2 4 5 Crestwood 15-3 2 6 Des Moines Christian 17-1 7 7 Red Oak 15-3 8 8 North Polk 13-5 6 9 Okoboji 18-1 9 10 Davenport Assumption 12-5 12 11 West Liberty 16-3 11 12 Monticello 14-4 15 13 Cherokee 14-5 NR 14 West Marshall 15-2 13 15 Hampton-Dumont-CAL 16-2 NR Dropped Out: West Burlington (10), Jesup (14) Class 4A School Record LW 1 North Scott 17-0 1 2 Marion 17-0 2 3 Glenwood 18-0 4 4 Center Point-Urbana 17-1 3 5 Ballard 16-1 5 6 Waverly-Shell Rock 15-2 9 7 Lewis Central 12-5 7 8 Gilbert 15-3 8 9 Cedar Rapids Xavier 12-6 6 10 Central DeWitt 15-1 10 11 Grinnell 13-3 11 12 Clear Creek-Amana 14-3 13 13 Mason City 9-9 12 14 Keokuk 14-3 15 15 Knoxville 17-1 NR Dropped Out: Bondurant-Farrar (14) Class 5A School Record LW 1 Iowa City High 16-0 1 2 Dowling Catholic 16-3 2 3 Johnston 16-2 4 4 Waukee 15-2 5 5 Southeast Polk 17-1 6 6 Cedar Rapids Prairie 16-1 3 7 Cedar Falls 13-4 7 8 Waterloo West 14-4 8 9 Urbandale 13-5 9 10 Davenport North 13-2 10 11 West Des Moines Valley 11-7 11 12 Ankeny Centennial 9-9 13 13 Ames 9-9 12 14 Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln 14-4 14 15 Sioux City East 13-5 15 Dropped Out: None
2-05-20 2020 College Decision for OABCIG Player On Tuesday OABCIG's Senior Sam Devitt announced on this twitter page he will play football next season at the University of Sioux Falls.
2-05-20 Bowlling Results from 2-04-20 OABCIG beats Sioux Center by 633pins with a score of 2,363- top bowler was Darian Hannel with a 393 JV Boys OABCIG won by 493 pins with a score of 2,010. 2-05-20 High School Basketball Results from 2-04-20 GIRLS BASKETBALL Hawkeye Ten Conference Red Oak 66, Atlantic 31 Denison-Schleswig 61, Creston 44- on KDSN Glenwood 70, Shenandoah 36 Harlan 63, Kuemper Catholic 28 WDM Valley 68, Lewis Central 57
Western Iowa Conference AHSTW 62, St. Albert 51 (Kinsey Scheffler reaches 1,000 career points) IKM-Manning 54, Missouri Valley 20 Logan-Magnolia 38, Audubon 23 Treynor 66, Riverside 29
Rolling Valley Conference Exira-EHK 70, Ar-We-Va 30 Paton-Churdan 62, Boyer Valley 40 Woodbine 61, CAM 58
Other Scores ADM 68, Carroll 53 Bishop Heelan 63, Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson 38 Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln 55, Sioux City West 46 Pocahontas Area 50, East Sac County 43
BOYS BASKETBALL Hawkeye Ten Conference Atlantic 63, Red Oak 40 Denison-Schleswig 63, Creston 46-on KDSN Elkhorn, NE 40, St. Albert 26 Glenwood 81, Clarinda 59 Harlan 73, Kuemper Catholic 66
Western Iowa Conference IKM-Manning 67, Missouri Valley 47 Logan-Magnolia 68, Audubon 48 Treynor 76, Riverside 53 Tri-Center 57, Underwood 41
Rolling Valley Conference CAM 44, Woodbine 38 Exira-EHK 65, Ar-We-Va 59 OT Boyer Valley 61, Paton-Churdan 35
Other Scores Carroll 65, ADM 61 CB Abraham Linconl 67, Sioux City West 66 Pocashontas Area 70, East Sac County 68 Ridge View 51 Woodbury Central 50 Westwood 54 MVAOCOU 48 OABCIG 48 Kingsley-Pierson 40 2-04-20 AP Boys High School Basketball Poll 2-03-20 The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press Iowa high school basketball poll with first-place votes in parentheses and won-loss record, total points and position last week at right:
Class 4A Record Pts Prv 1. Iowa City, West (8) 13-1 106 1 2. Ankeny Centennial (2) 15-1 95 4 3. Dubuque, Senior (1) 13-1 83 5 4. Waterloo, West 13-2 71 7 5. North Scott, Eldridge 14-1 57 6 6. Cedar Falls 11-2 56 2 7. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 16-1 47 8 8. Waukee 11-2 46 3 9. Dubuque, Hempstead 12-3 14 9 10. Valley, West Des Moines 11-5 11 NR Others receiving votes: Ankeny 7. Indianola 5. Davenport, Central 4. Sioux City, East 3.
Class 3A Record Pts Prv 1. Marion (7) 15-1 103 2 2. Carroll (1) 13-1 91 4 (tie) Assumption, Davenport (3) 12-2 91 3 4. Norwalk 12-3 74 1 5. Mount Vernon 14-2 64 6 6. Pella 12-4 45 5 7. Glenwood 12-3 38 8 8. Clear Lake 14-2 35 10 9. MOC-Floyd Valley 14-3 27 7 10. Winterset 12-3 12 9 Others receiving votes: Center Point-Urbana 6. Algona 5. Clear Creek-Amana 5. Keokuk 4. Central Clinton, De Witt 3. Ballard 1. Le Mars 1.
Class 2A Record Pts Prv 1. West Sioux, Hawarden (8) 17-0 107 1 2. Treynor 16-1 89 2 3. North Linn, Troy Mills (2) 16-0 86 3 4. Van Meter (1) 17-0 81 5 5. Camanche 14-2 64 4 6. Boyden-Hull 15-2 48 7 7. Beckman Catholic, Dyersville 14-3 36 6 8. Aplington-Parkersburg 14-1 25 10 9. West Branch 14-1 24 8 10. Western Christian, Hull 13-3 20 9 Others receiving votes: Monticello 9. Des Moines Christian 4. A-H-S-TW, Avoca 4. Albia 3. Osage 2. Pella Christian 2. South Central Calhoun 1.
Class 1A Record Pts Prv 1. Easton Valley (6) 15-0 102 1 2. WACO, Wayland (3) 17-0 92 2 3. West Fork, Sheffield (1) 17-1 86 3 4. Lake Mills 16-1 77 4 5. Bishop Garrigan, Algona (1) 15-2 56 6 6. South O’Brien, Paullina 15-2 50 9 7. St. Mary’s, Remsen 14-2 40 7 8. Montezuma 14-2 23 5 9. Martensdale-St. Marys 15-2 22 8 10. Boyer Valley, Dunlap 15-1 11 NR Others receiving votes: Don Bosco, Gilbertville 8. Notre Dame, Burlington 7. Springville 7. Highland, Riverside 6. Lamoni 5. Mount Ayr 4. Newell-Fonda 2. Pekin 2. Belle Plaine 2. Madrid 1. Siouxland Community Christian 1. Meskwaki Settlement School 1.
2-04-20 High School Basketball Scores from Monday 2-3-20 BOYS BASKETBALL Glenwood 72, Shenandoah 39 GIRLS BASKETBALL Creston 62, Martensdale-St. Marys 60 East Mills 58, West Harrison 26 Exira-EHK 47, Audubon 46 Glenwood 57, Treynor 16 Grandview Christian, Mo. 57, Coon Rapids-Bayard 27 Harlan 64, Atlantic 46 Mount Ayr 72, Clarinda 41 Westwood, Sloan 64, OABCIG 47 2-01-20 Sac City-native part of Superbowl flyover (Radio Iowa) — A Sac City-native and U-S Marine Corps Major, Adam Wellington, will be behind the controls of one of the jets in the military flyover at the Super Bowl in Miami on Sunday. The 37-year-old pilot graduated from Sac Community Schools in 2001 and joined the Marines after graduating from the University of Iowa in 2005. Wellington says he was lucky to be chosen to be one of four pilots be involved in the flyover. Major Adam Wellington “Basically these things get source to higher headquarters…and they trickle down. Eventually the squadron that I’m in — which is VMF-AT-501 out of Beaufort, South Carolina — that squadron got tasked by the Marine Corps to support with an aircraft,” Wellington says, “and I just happened to be lucky enough to be the guy that the squadron chose to go down and fly.” Wellington started flying the F-35-B in 2015. Prior to that, he flew the F-18 Hornet, including deployments to the Middle East in 2012 and 2014 and two, three-year deployments stationed in Japan. Wellington’s mother Annette Wellington of Sac City, says her son has dreamed of becoming a pilot since elementary school, and everybody in the Wellington family is thrilled to see him fly on national television. Annette says the toughest part is her late husband and Adam’s father, Don, won’t be with them to watch the flyover. “I lost my husband in 2018. And he would have been so proud to watch him on T-V flying that jet. That’s one of the sad things — buy you know he’s watching him from heaven,” she says. Sunday’s flyover will occur prior to kickoff. Wellington and the other pilots will then land at a nearby airfield and head back to Hard Rock Stadium to hopefully catch the halftime show and second half of the game. He says being a part of the spectacle of the Super Bowl just adds the great career he has. “It’s always been a lifelong dream of mine to fly. The Marine Corps gave ma an opportunity and it worked out and it’s been great ever since,” Wellington says. Wellington currently lives in South Carolina with his wife, Leslie, and their three children, six-year-old Evan, four-year-old Adeline and two-year-old Vincent. Pregame coverage begins at 1 p-m. Sunday, February 2nd on Fox with kickoff scheduled for 5:30 p-m Central Time. 2-01-20 High School Basketball Results from 1-31-20 GIRLS BASKETBALL Hawkeye Ten Conference St. Albert 59, Atlantic 40 Denison-Schleswig 58, Shenandoah 41- on KDSN Harlan 48, Creston 45 Lewis Central 69, Kuemper Catholic 38 Red Oak 74, Clarinda 31
Western Iowa Conference Audubon 56, Underwood 44 IKM-Manning 50, Treynor 42 Logan-Magnolia 54, AHSTW 41 Missouri Valley 52, Tri-Center 42
Rolling Valley Conference Paton-Churdan 44, Woodbine 33 Glidden-Ralston 45, ArWeVa 43
Other Scores LeMars 44, Council Bluffs Jefferson 32 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 53, Council Bluffs Lincoln 39 Winterset 67, Carroll 54
BOYS BASKETBALL Hawkeye Ten Conference Denison-Schleswig 76, Shenandoah 36- on KDSN Harlan 68, Creston 60 (Harlan coach Mitch Osborn reaches 700 career wins) Lewis Central 70, Kuemper Catholic 51 Red Oak 57, Clarinda 56
Western Iowa Conference AHSTW 61, Logan-Magnolia 48(AHSTW coach GG Harris reaches 100 career wins) Treynor 75, IKM-Manning 49 Tri-Center 69, Missouri Valley 32 Underwood 65, Audubon 39
Rolling Valley Conference Boyer Valley 35, Coon Rapids-Bayard 25 Exira-EHK 53, West Harrison 45 Paton-Churdan 53, Woodbine 51
Other Scores Carroll 50, Winterset 44 DM Christian 80, West Central Valley 28 Sioux Central 73, East Sac County 69 Lawton Bronson 79, West Monona 60 OABCIG 34, MVAOCOU 31 Westwood 55, Woodbury Central 51
2-01-20 Substate assignments released for Class 3A and 4A boys Basketball The IHSAA released the substate basketball assignments for Class 3A and 4A boys on Friday. The official pairings will be released at a later date. Postseason play for those classes will begin on Monday, February 24th. Denison-Schleswig is in Class 3A Substate 8 along with Clarke, Creston, Atlantic, Glenwood, Greene County, Harlan, and Winterset.
1-30-20 IHSBCA awards for 2019 season The Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association held it’s 52nd annual awards banquet on Saturday, January 18th in Cedar Rapids and awards were handed out for the 2019 season. Locally three coaches received District Coach of the Year Honors. The Class 1A Southwest District award was given to John Waddle of Coon Rapids-Bayard. In 2A the Southwest District honoree was Andy VanFossan of Underwood. In 4A Lee Toole of Lewis Central was honored.
Jon Heydon of Coon Rapids-Bayard was named the West District Assistant Coach of the Year.
College Coach of the year for 2 year College Coach went to Marc Rardin from Iowa Western CC.
Hall of Fame Inductee's for this year was: Joel Holst- Waverly Scott Belger- Des Moines Ron Anderson- Carlisle Kory DeHaan- Pella Sherry Freese- Davenport Mike Botts- Davenport |
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