MISSOURI VALLEY INVITATIONAL:

Girls Team Scores

1. AHSTW 23
2. Logan-Magnolia 34
3. Boyer Valley 95
4. Missouri Valley 97
5. Woodbine 114

Girls Individual Top Ten

1. Courtney Sporrer, Logan-Magnolia 20:50.50
2. Reese Duncan, St. Albert
3. Julia Kock, AHSTW
4. Chloe Falkena, AHSTW
5. Carly McKeever, St. Albert
6. Holly Hoepner, AHSTW
7. Mya Moss, Logan-Magnolia
8. Jade Draman, AHSTW
9. Greylan Hornbeck, Logan-Magnolia
10. Brenna Smith, St. Albert

Boys Team Scores

1. Missouri Valley 45
2. IKM-Manning 47
3. St. Albert 99
4. Riverside 108
5. Woodbine 112
6. Logan-Magnolia 135
7. East Mills 146
8. Whiting 210

Boys Individual Top Ten

1. Quentin Dryer, IKM-Manning 17:52.90
2. Cody Gilpin, Missouri Valley
3. Hadyn Piskorski, St. Albert
4. Landon Bendgen, Woodbine
5. Brek Boruff, Missouri Valley
6. Connor Keller, IKM-Manning
7. Ben Schroder, Riverside
8. Will Gutzmer, Missouri Valley
9. Caden Keller, IKM-Manning
10. Chase Morton, St. Albert

View the complete Mo. Valley invitational results, here.

The 7:20-a.m. Sportscast with Ric Hanson.

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The Second Round of the Iowa High School Football Playoffs is set for next Friday night October 23rd. Follow the links below to see all of the second round pairings.

Class 4A

Class 3A

Class 2A

Class 1A

Class A

Eight-Player

The CAM Cougars scored early and ran away to a 67-18 win over Griswold in the first round of the playoffs on Friday night in Anita. The Cougars scored on their first two offensive possessions of the night on an Ethan Arp to Joe Kauffman 49-yard pass and a Lane Spieker 7 yard run. The Cougars then really blew the game open on the next possession. The Tigers got a great return to the CAM 35 yard line but on the next play Jaxson Bell picked off Lane Mueller and returned it 50 yards for a touchdown to put the Cougars up 18-0.

Lane Spieker ran for 5 touchdowns and threw for 2 more

CAM built the lead to 40-0 by the end of the first quarter and led 59-0 by halftime. Lane Spieker was the offensive highlight again for the Cougars with 142 yards on the ground and 5 touchdowns. Spieker also worked in at quarterback for a few series and went 5-5 for 113 yards and 2 touchdowns. The Cougars finished the night with 425 yards of offense.

Griswold played hard until the end of the game and were able to punch in a few late scores. Lane Mueller picked up a 13 yard touchdown run and had a 15 yard touchdown catch from Kamron Brownlee for the last score of the night.

CAM improves to 6-0 and will get a rematch against Stanton-Essex next Friday night. The Cougars beat the Vikings 34-20 in the last game of the regular season.

Griswold finishes the season 0-6.

Listen to a full postgame interview with Lane Spieker and Head Coach Barry Bower below.

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CLASS 4A

Pod #14
Ankeny- BYE
Sioux City West @ CB Thomas Jefferson 49, Sioux City West 7

CLASS 3A

Pod #15
Harlan- BYE
Bondurant-Farrar 14, ADM 7

Pod #16
Lewis Central 63, Creston O-M 12
Norwalk 30, Glenwood 29

CLASS 2A

Pod #15
Atlantic- BYE
Des Moines Christian 38, Albia 0

Pod #16
Red Oak @ Greene County 49, Red Oak 0
Clarinda 55, Shenandoah 20

CLASS 1A

Pod #2
Emmetsburg 49, Eagle Grove 6
Kuemper Catholic 16, Pocahontas 8

Pod #3
Western Christian- BYE
Treynor 83, MVAOCOU 18

Pod #12
Panorama 53, East Marshall 8
Pella Christian 26, Hudson 6

Pod #13
Van Meter- BYE
ACGC 56, Pleasantville 37

Pod #14
Mount Ayr- BYE
I-35 20, Central Decatur 14

Pod #15
Underwood 49, West Central Valley 7
Woodward-Granger 51, Colfax-Mingo 14

Pod #16
OABCIG- BYE
East Sac County 21, Missouri Valley 16

CLASS A

Pod #13
Wayne @ Earlham
Nodaway Valley 20, North Mahaska 0

Pod #14
St. Albert 45, Sidney 14
Woodbury Central 44, West Monona 22

Pod #15
Lawton-Bronson 14, Tri-Center 8
Riverside 53, AHSTW 12

Pod #16
Logan-Magnolia- BYE
IKM-Manning 34, Southwest Valley 20

8-Player

Pod #1
Remsen St. Mary’s 56, Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven-Ayrshire 14
West Harrison 54, Boyer Valley 42

Pod #2
Newell-Fonda 54, West Bend-Mallard 6
Kingsley-Pierson 64, Ar-We-Va 29

Pod #3
Coon Rapids-Bayard- BYE
Harris-Lake Park 47, River Valley 16

Pod #14
Audubon 55, Bedford 0
East Mills 41, Lenox 16

Pod #15
CAM 67, Griswold 18 -ON KJAN
Stanton/Essex 61, Murray 22

Pod #16
Fremont-Mills 51, Exira-EHK 6
Woodbine 84, Glidden-Ralston 0

Chris Parks, Jim Field, Matt Mullenix, and Doug Leonard take a look at 8 area high school football games each week throughout the season. We try to provide some insight into the match-ups while competing for top prognosticator and the Whosman Trophy.

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Last Week:

Doug Leonard 7-0
Chirs Parks 6-1
Matt Mullenix 5-2
Jim Field 5-2

2020 Overall Standings:

Doug Leonard 46-9
Matt Mullenix 44-11
Jim Field 41-14
Chris Parks 40-15

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KJAN Sports Director Chris Parks’ weekly discussion with Atlantic Head Football Coach Mike McDermott. We take a brief look back at previous contests and preview the next Friday night contest. This week we talk about the week seven win over Red Oak at the Trojan Bowl and preparations for the playoffs as the team works through a bye week in the opening round. The Trojans will play the winner of Des Moines Christian vs. Albia in the second round on October 23rd at the Trojan Bowl.

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The 7:20-a.m. Sportscast with Chris Parks.

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Mount Ayr had three in the top 13 to win the girls meet and Maryville had four in the top nine to win the boys race at the Ron Landphair Invitational at Mount Ayr on Thursday.  Rylee Dunkin of Twin Cedars and Randy Jimenez of Southeast Warren won individual titles.

Girls Individual Top Ten

1. Rylee Dunkin, Twin Cedars 20:28.28
2. J’Lyn Knutson, Melcher-Dallas 21:10.35
4. McKinna Hogan, Lenox 22:04.52
5. Gabrielle Valencia, East Union 22:07.13
6. Aniston Jones, Central Decatur 22:21.39
7. Makayla Jones, Mount Ayr 22:42.22
9. Karlie Larsen, Mount Ayr 22:42.22
10. Christa Cass, Orient-Macksburg 22:59.94

Girls Team Scores

1. Mount Ayr 56
2. Twin Cedars 66
3. CAM 100
4. Southwest Valley 116
5. Wayne 125
6. Central Decatur 126
8. East Union 131

Boys Individual Top Ten

1. Randy Jimenez, Southeast Warren 16:34.01
2. Garrett Dumke, Maryville 16:40.77
3. Jag Galaphin, Maryville 17:26.78
4. Toby Bower, Nodaway Valley 17:32.69
5. Doug Berg, Nodaway Valley 17:35.06
6. Cale Sterling, Maryville 17:53.70
7. Ronan Jimenez, Southeast Warren 17:55.61
8. Ben Breheny, Nodaway Valley 18:00.18
9. Connor Blackford, Maryville 18:02.68
10. RC Hicks, Wayne 18:07.90

Boys Team Scores

1. Maryville 54
2. Nodaway Valley 65
4. Southeast Warren 130
5. Wayne 148
6. Ankeny Christian 163
7. CAM 171
8. Central Decatur 173
10. Orient-Macksburg 219
11. East Union 228
12. Martensdale-St. Marys 340

By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have signed running back Le’Veon Bell two days after he was released by the New York Jets. The move adds another potential dynamic offensive player to an offense that already features Patrick Mahomes, Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce. Bell was cut by the Jets after a disappointing tenure in New York that lasted less than two full seasons. Bell and coach Adam Gase appeared to not mesh since the running back signed a four-year, $52.5 million contract with $35 million guaranteed last year as a free agent.