Over 35 girls competed at the Riverside Girls Wrestling Invitational on Saturday.

Some of the Individual Champions from the area included Ady Lundquist of Southwest Valley at 96-109. Aleigh Bean of Atlantic at 124-130. Olivia Diggins of Logan-Magnolia at 131-133, Allison Baxter of AHSTW at 146-158, and Iliana Yanes of Riverside at 177-250.

Maddy Fell of Atlantic was 2nd at 142-149 and Kenzie Hoffman was 2nd at 146-158 for the Trojans.

Full results HERE.

Ogden Dual Tournament Results

1st Place – Humboldt
2nd Place – Greene County
3rd Place – Gilbert
4th Place – Kuemper
5th Place – Carroll
6th Place – North Butler
7th Place – Woodward-Granger
8th Place – East Sac County
9th Place – Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven-Ayrshire
10th Place – Ogden

1st Place Match
Humbolt defeated Greene County 51-27.

3rd Place Match
Gilbert defeated Kuemper 54-24.

5th Place Match
Carroll defeated North Butler 39-33.

7th Place Match
Woodward-Granger defeated East Sac County 58-14.

9th Place Match
Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven-Ayrshire defeated Ogden 42-29.

Full results HERE.

The Treynor wrestling team came out on top of the Lenox Invitational on Saturday. The Cardinals notched 176.5 points to take the team crown. Nolan Niesen placed 2nd at 138 and Mitch Lutz was 2nd at 145 to lead the Cardinals.

Nodaway Valley had three individual champions with Elliot Cooney at 113, Jaxon Christensen at 126, and Austin Wilson at 160.

Team Scores

1. Treynor 176.5
2. Maryville 165.0
3. Bedford/Lenox 164.5
4. Nodaway Valley 142.5
5. East Union 114.0
6. South Harrison 110.0
7. Southwest Valley 85.0
8. Southwest Iowa 80.0
9. Chariton 73.0
10. Maysville 72.0
11. Clarinda Academy 56.0

Full results HERE.

The Red Oak Tigers wrestling team came out on top of the Dan Christensen Invitational this past Friday in Leon. The Tigers crown three champions: Jonathan Erp at 120, Justin McCunn at 160, and Carter Maynes at 195.

Team Scores

1. Red Oak, 182.5
2 Van Meter/Earlham, 179.5
3 Mid-Buchanan, 152.5
4 Davis County, 139.0
5 Waterloo West, 135.0
6 Panorama, 119.5
7 Martensdale St. Marys , 117.0
8 Albia, 106.0
9 Mt Ayr, 98.0
10 Central Decatur, 82.0
11 Southeast Warren, 72.0
12 Wayne , 67.0
13 Clarinda Academy, 24.0

Full results HERE.

Liberty, MO came away with the team championship at the Council Bluffs Wrestling Classic over the weekend at the Mid-America Center. Underwood finished in 8th place in the team standings, Atlantic-CAM came in 22nd.

Gable Porter of Underwood was an individual champ at 106 pounds and Nick Hamilton was a winner at 145. Stevie Barnes finished 3rd at 120 for the Eagles, Logan James was 4th at 138, and Blake Thomsen was 5th at 152.

Atlantic-CAM was led by Cale Roller’s 4th place finish at 285. Aybren Moore placed 8th at 113 pounds for the Trojans.

Full results can be found HERE.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — General admission tickets are now on sale for the College World Series. The general admission ticket books contain 10 tickets for the College World Series, which will run June 13 through June 23 or 24 at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha.  Cost is $95 plus fees. Printed GA ticket books that might be given as holiday gifts can be ordered for standard shipping rates through Tuesday. For overnight delivery, they must be ordered by Thursday.

Paperless GA ticket books are available on NCAA.com/CWSTickets. Ticket books will be delivered electronically. They are accessible through an app or mobile website and transferable.
The ticket books can be ordered by phone by calling 402-554-4422 Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hours are limited during the holidays. They also can be bought at the CHI Health Center Omaha box office.

GA tickets can be used at one game or in any combination at multiple games. Advance GA ticket books offer 40 percent per ticket savings over game-day purchases. GA tickets can be upgraded to available reserved seats on game days at the box office by paying the difference in price.

AMES, Iowa – Sophomore Ashley Joens poured in 41 points to lead Iowa State (7-2) past Wright State (5-4), 79-71, on Sunday afternoon at Hilton Coliseum. Joens’ 41 points are one shy of the single-game program record of 42 set by Tonya Burns on Jan. 18, 1984 vs. Nebraska, and are the most by any Cyclone since 2003.

Joens knocked down 12-of-23 attempts from the field and was once again phenomenal at the free throw line, making 15-of-16 at the stripe. Joens added 13 rebounds, four assists and two steals for good measure.

Next Up
Iowa State returns home on Sunday, Dec. 22 to take on in-state foe UNI at 5 p.m. at Hilton Coliseum. The game will be televised live on Cyclones.tv.

(Learfield Sports) — The Iowa State women had an 18 point second half lead slashed to three but the Cyclones held on for a 79-71 win over Wright State, Sunday. Ashley Joens had 41 points and added 13 rebounds as the Cyclones improve to 7-2.

(That’s ISU coach Bill Fennelly.) Joens was 15 of 16 at the foul line as the Cyclones finished the game 25 of 26 from the stripe.

The Cyclones are off for finals and will host Northern Iowa next Sunday night.

(Learfield Sports) — The Iowa State Cyclones return to practice on Friday to begin preparations for the December 28th Camping World Bowl. The Cyclones will play 14th ranked Notre Dame in Orlando. ISU coach Matt Campbell says the bowl practices have added benefit for the young players who are expected to have a larger role next season.

Campbell says the added practices for a bowl game are a key in development.

The Cyclones had a couple of weeks off after their regular season finale at Kansas State and Campbell says the rest was good for players and coaches.

Here is the latest sports news from The Associated Press

Patrick Mahomes threw for 340 yards and two touchdowns in the Chiefs’ ninth consecutive win over the Broncos, 23-3. The Packers were winners in their 200th meeting with the Bears as Aaron Jones ran for two scores and Davante Adams caught another in Green Bay’s 21-13 victory. The Vikings stayed a game behind the Packers as Dan Bailey kicked four field goals and Ifeadi Odenigbo scored Minnesota’s second defensive touchdown in three games in a 39-10 thrashing of the Chargers.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Marcus Carr scored a career-high 35 points and Daniel Oturu had 14 points and 13 rebounds for Minnesota in an 84-71 upset of third-ranked Ohio State. This was the first win for Gophers coach Richard Pitino against a top-five team. Oturu outworked Kaleb Wesson in the paint to win the battle of two of the Big Ten’s best big men with his sixth double-double of the season. Carr shot 12 for 17 from the floor after going 1 for 10 in a 20-point loss to Iowa earlier this week. Freshmen D.J. Carton led the previously unbeaten Buckeyes with 19 points off the bench.

STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — Haley Jones had 15 points, seven rebounds and seven assists in helping No. 1 Stanford beat Ohio State 71-52. Kiana Williams, Lexi Hull and Fran Belibi each added 13 points for the Cardinal, which ended a modest two-game losing streak to the Buckeyes. Belibi recorded a game-high eight rebounds. Janai Crooms scored 15 points to lead Ohio State.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Cam Mack had the first-ever triple-double for Nebraska, Dachon Burke scored 18 points and the Cornhuskers gave Fred Hoiberg his first Big Ten win with a 70-56 victory over Purdue. Mack had 11 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists as the Cornhuskers won for the first time in four games and less than 48 hours after a 96-90 overtime loss at Indiana. Trevion Williams led the Boilermakers with 18 points and 16 rebounds. Purdue’s Matt Haarms left the game in the second half with a head injury. Coach Matt Painter said it’s his understanding Haarms has a concussion.

EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) — Ryan Young had career-highs with 25 points and 12 rebounds, Pat Spencer had 15 points and Northwestern overcame a sluggish offensive performance for an 72-54 victory over SIU-Edwardsville. Young, a redshirt freshman, was 11 for 15 from the field in topping his previous high of 19 points against Norfolk State last month.

NEW YORK (AP) — The 2020 Heisman Trophy race will start with a couple of clear front-runners in Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields and fellow Georgian Trevor Lawrence of Clemson. That leaves plenty of room for a contender to emerge the way Joe Burrow did this year. AP College Football Writer Ralph Russo says that maybe instead of a quarterback from the state of Georgia, it will be Georgia’s quarterback. Or the next player to step into Lincoln Riley’s Heisman machine at Oklahoma.