Girls Team Scores:

1. Shenandoah  54
2. Harlan  55
3. Corning  88
4. Abraham Lincoln  97
5. Atlantic  103
6. Glenwood  128
7. Treynor  156

Individuals:

• 1.  Kristin Carmichael (Corning) 15:59
• 2.  Ali Krogman (Atlantic) 16:40
• 22.  Alex Hartwig (Atlantic) 19:13
• 24.  Liz Siggins (Atlantic) 19:16
• 25.  Alisha Hinzman (Atlantic) 19:21
• 30.  Megan Plambeck (Atlantic) 19:52
• 32.  Caroline Trewet (Atlantic) 20:21
• 33.  Allie Siggins (Atlantic) 20:27

Boys Team Scores:

1. Glenwood  25
2. Shenandoah  59
3. Thomas Jefferson  61
4. Harlan  114
5. Abraham Lincoln  120
6. Atlantic  140
7. Treynor  185
8. Red Oak  187

Individuals:

• 1.  Mark Abrams (Glenwood) 17:51
• 16.  Cory Whitt (Atlantic) 19:44
• 22.  Tian Siggins (Atlantic) 20:21
• 25.  Josiah Williams (Atlantic) 20:24
• 33.  Sam Bateman (Atlantic) 20:56
• 45.  Jake Auerbach (Atlantic) 21:42
• 47.  Derek VonSeggern (Atlantic) 21:57
• 49.  Ryan McDermott (Atlantic) 22:25

Adair-Casey 25-25-24-25, Exira-EHK 17-20-26-18
Benton, MO 25-25, Essex 11-15
East Sac County 18-25-25-25, Carroll 25-19-19-12
Essex 20-25, Fairfax, MO 25-22
Fremont-Mills 25-24-15, Tarkio, MO 14-26-10
Glidden-Ralston 20-25-25-25-16, Orient-Macksburg 25-14-16-27-14
Guthrie Center 25-25-25, Audubon 16-19-18
Martensdale-St Marys 25-23-25-25, Nodaway Valley 17-25-21-19
Missouri Valley 25-25-25, Logan-Magnolia 13-17-13
Rock Port, MO 25-25, Essex 16-16
St. Albert, Council Bluffs 25-25-17-26, Clarinda 22-21-25-24
Tri-Center, Neola 25-25, East Mills 8-12
Tri-Center, Neola 25-25, Sidney 9-12
Underwood 25-24-15, Fremont-Mills 19-26-11
Villisca 25-29-25, Griswold 14-27-21

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz says quarterback A.J. Derby will likely open the season as the backup to junior James Vandenberg. Derby, a 6-foot-4, 232-pound redshirt freshman from Iowa City, would get the nod over James Wienke as the reserve behind Vandenberg. Ferentz on Tuesday praised Derby for his size, quick feet and competitiveness. But it appears unlikely that the Hawkeyes will prepare special packages for Derby simply to get him on the field. Derby could see playing time as early as Saturday, though, when the Hawkeyes host FCS school Tennessee Tech. Iowa has won its last 10 openers by an average of 31.5 points, allowing backups like Derby to get experience.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Iowa’s Marvin McNutt is one of the nation’s best receivers, a 6-foot-4 perfect fit for the Hawkeyes. McNutt might have trouble finding open space if Iowa can’t find anyone else dangerous enough to keep defenses honest. Junior wide receiver Keenan Davis is among the inexperienced players the Hawkeyes are leaning on after losing 12 starters from a year ago. Davis had just 11 catches in 2010 while playing behind McNutt and Derrell Johnson-Koulianos. He’ll get his first career start on Saturday when Iowa opens the season at home against Tennessee Tech. Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz says Davis has shown potential as a big-play receiver. He says the next step for Davis is to prove it on Saturdays.