Class 1-A:

• 106 – Drew West (Highland) 50-0 won by decision over Justin Portillo (Clarion-Goldfield) 25-3 (Dec 6-5)
• 113 – Josh Portillo (Clarion-Goldfield) 28-0 won by decision over Zach Fowler (Alburnett) 43-5 (Dec 6-1)
• 120 – Nick Williams (Lisbon) 49-5 won by decision over Cole Mills (Hinton) 47-4 (Dec 4-3)
• 126 – Brady Ruden (Wilton) 51-1 won by major decision over Joel Haberman (Clarion-Goldfield) 35-8 (MD 12-4)
• 132 – Carter Happel (Lisbon) 53-0 won by fall over Colby McIntire (Central Lyon-George Little Rock ) 36-3 (Fall 3:05)
• 138 – Jeren Glosser (Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont) 49-1 won by decision over Travis Cole (Highland) 47-3 (Dec 6-2)
• 145 – Blake Marolf (Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont) 38-2 won by decision over Bryce Paul (Alburnett) 46-5 (Dec 7-1)
• 152 – Tucker Black (Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont) 44-3 won by decision over Noah Irons (Lake Mills) 48-1 (Dec 4-2)
• 160 – Tyler Foubert (Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont) 42-4 won by major decision over Kallan Schmelzer (Southwest Valley) 36-3 (MD 14-3)
• 170 – Dale Hilleman (West Marshall) 48-3 won by fall over Dylan Windfield (Alburnett) 47-2 (Fall 2:42)
• 182 – Luke Huber (Hudson) 46-1 won by decision over Adam Hawkins (B-G-M) 47-2 (Dec 14-7)
• 195 – Tyler Hoffman (East Buchanan) 45-0 won by decision over Christopher Brincks (South Winneshiek) 48-4 (Dec 8-4)
• 220 – Ryan Parmely (Maquoketa Valley) 52-1 won by decision over Vinnie Harvey (St. Edmond) 36-1 (Dec 4-3)
• 285 – Tyler Yonkovic (Maquoketa Valley) 52-0 won in sudden victory – 1 over Landan Paulsen (Woodbury Central) 33-1 (SV-1 3-1)

Class 2-A:

• 106 – Tristan Birt (Wahlert) 42-4 won in sudden victory – 1 over Connor Cleveland (New Hampton) 44-2 (SV-1 7-5)
• 113 – Brock Rathbun (Center Point-Urbana) 46-0 won by fall over Ryan Leisure (Clear Lake) 37-4 (Fall 4:48)
• 120 – Blake Luna (Clarinda) 41-3 won in the ultimate tie breaker over Brendan Gould (Assumption) 37-6 (UTB 4-3)
• 126 – Darrian Schwenke (Atlantic) 52-1 won by decision over Brady Jennings (Osage) 43-4 (Dec 5-3)
• 132 – Eric Clarke (Assumption) 31-10 won by major decision over Oscar Ramirez (Estherville Lincoln Central) 43-2 (MD 10-2)
• 138 – Max Thomsen (Union) 49-0 won by decision over Andres Gonzalez (Clear Lake) 38-1 (Dec 5-4)
• 145 – Zach Skopec (Spirit Lake Park) 49-0 won by decision over Chase Shiltz (Creston/O-M) 51-5 (Dec 5-2)
• 152 – Danny Bush (Assumption) 43-3 won by major decision over Zach Johnston (ADM) 38-8 (MD 8-0)
• 160 – Jacob Holschlag (Union) 48-1 won by decision over Drew Foster (Mediapolis) 51-3 (Dec 3-2)
• 170 – Trey Ryan (Mount Vernon) 47-4 won by major decision over Tyler Lutes (BCLUW) 45-3 (MD 8-0)
• 182 – Cash Wilcke (OA-BCIG) 48-1 won by decision over Kyle Frank (Independence) 49-2 (Dec 2-1)
• 195 – Steven Holloway (Mediapolis) 36-1 won by decision over Carter Isley (Albia) 56-2 (Dec 3-2)
• 220 – Lance Evans (Solon) 31-0 won by decision over Josh Cannon (Mount Vernon) 41-5 (Dec 3-0)
• 285 – Tyler Putney (Forest City) 49-4 won in the ultimate tie breaker over Mario Pena (Hampton-Dumont) 41-6 (UTB 3-2)

Class 3-A:

• 106 – Jack Wagner (Bettendorf) 44-4 won in sudden victory – 1 over Jakob Allison (Waukee) 42-2 (SV-1 4-2)
• 113 – Jacob Schwarm (Bettendorf) 45-3 won by decision over Henry Pohlmeyer (Johnston) 40-2 (Dec 5-1)
• 120 – Alijah Jeffery (Linn-Mar) 41-0 won by decision over Paul Glynn (Bettendorf) 39-12 (Dec 7-0)
• 126 – Kaz Onoo (Mason City) 44-0 won by decision over Bryce Meyer (Fort Madison) 29-4 (Dec 3-0)
• 132 – Fredy Stroker (Bettendorf) 48-0 won by decision over Jake Koethe (WDM Valley) 45-2 (Dec 3-1)
• 138 – Logan Ryan (Bettendorf) 48-1 won by decision over Aaron Meyer (Southeast Polk) 43-4 (Dec 6-4)
• 145 – Bryce Steiert (Waverly-Shell Rock) 47-1 won by decision over Briar Dittmer (Southeast Polk) 35-4 (Dec 5-1)
• 152 – Travis Willers (Pleasant Valley) 51-2 won by decision over Trey Blaha (CR Prairie) 39-11 (Dec 3-0)
• 160 – Isaiah Patton (Dowling Catholic) 43-2 won by decision over Skyler St. John (CR Prairie) 44-4 (Dec 3-2)
• 170 – Corey Abernathy (Waverly-Shell Rock) 49-4 won by decision over Blake Wolinski (Dallas Center-Grimes) 42-6 (Dec 3-0)
• 182 – Mitch Bowman (North Scott) 39-1 won by decision over Izaak Miller (Waverly-Shell Rock) 49-5 (Dec 4-1)
• 195 – Marcus Harrington (Waterloo West) 52-0 won by fall over Andrew Holladay (Linn-Mar) 39-5 (Fall 5:18)
• 220 – Ethan Andersen (Southeast Polk) 45-0 won by major decision over Cordell Eaton (North Scott) 46-5 (MD 18-7)
• 285 – Kaleb Staack (Waverly-Shell Rock) 48-4 won by decision over Jake Marnin (Southeast Polk) 42-3 (Dec 3-1)

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) – DeAndre Kane scored 20 points, Georges Niang had 19 points and eight rebounds and No. 17 Iowa State kept TCU winless in the Big 12 with a 71-60 victory Saturday.  Georges had two three-point plays in the last 5 minutes to help the Cyclones (21-5, 9-5 Big 12) build a cushion after entering the game in a three-way tie for third place in the conference with Oklahoma and Kansas State.

Kane gave the Cyclones their first double-digit lead when he knocked the ball away from Kyan Anderson for a steal and caught a long pass from Melvin Ejim for a layup.  Ejim, the Big 12 leader at 19.1 points per game coming in, scored 14 after setting a Big 12 record with 48 in Iowa State’s 84-69 win over at TCU at home.

Anderson had 18 points for the Horned Frogs (9-17, 0-14), who are 2-30 in their two Big 12 seasons.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The way Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan sees it, the 16th-ranked Badgers are playing better because they’re making shots. They’re also making plays — and Frank Kaminsky came up two huge ones to beat No. 15 Iowa on Saturday. Kaminsky had 21 points and a crucial late steal as Wisconsin won 79-74 for its fifth straight win after a 1-5 stretch marked by poor shooting.

Sam Dekker added 15 points and 11 rebounds for the Badgers (22-5, 9-5 Big Ten), who swept the season series and moved a half-game ahead of the Hawkeyes (19-7, 8-5) in the Big Ten standings. The Hawkeyes lost their third home game in four tries.

This was just the second game in two weeks for Iowa. The Hawkeyes were off ahead of last Saturday’s 82-70 win at Penn State, and Tuesday’s postponement at Indiana gave the Hawkeyes an extra week off.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Modifications to Assembly Hall have been completed ahead of schedule and the basketball arena is now “fully functional.” The announcement came Saturday, four days after an eight-foot long, 50-pound steel facing fell from the building’s ceiling into empty seats in the northwest corner.

Athletic director Fred Glass canceled Tuesday night’s game against Iowa as workers roped off all four corners. Inspectors determined melting snow and ice pushed water behind the steel plate, jarring it loose. They found two or three other places where similar plates were loose but in no imminent danger of falling.

Saturday’s statement said the building was now safe for general occupancy without restriction. A women’s basketball game was being played there Saturday afternoon. The men host Iowa there Thursday in a rescheduled game.