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The Atlantic Trojans Girl’s Basketball team looked impressive with a 60-27 road victory over the Red Oak Tigers on Tuesday night. Paytn Harter had 20 and Makenna Schroeder had 13 to help the Trojans get the win.
Atlantic started slow but got the last bucket of the first quarter to take a 18-16 lead. A couple of threes by Schroeder and another by junior Maddie Richter helped the Trojans push the lead to 16 by halftime 35-19. In the second half the Trojans stayed focused on feeding Katrina Williams the ball inside the paint scoring eight on the night, and it helped the Trojans blow the game open to a 48-21 lead. In the fourth quarter Red Oak continued to miss shots and only scored four in the entire eight minutes.
Atlantic Head Coach Dan Vargason said it was nice to see everyone respond after starting the game slow.
The Trojans will be back home on Friday night to face the Denison-Schleswig Lady Monarchs. Coach Vargason will have his teams focus on executing their game plan well.
We’ll have coverage on KJANTV with pregame at 5:50pm and Tip-off at 6:00pm.
Nodaway Valley 42, MFL MarMac 36
Don Bosco 57, Nodaway Valley 15
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Woodbine 42, East Sac County 18
Woodbine 37, MVAOCOU 24
MVAOCOU 33, East Sac County 30
Manson Northwest Webster 54, Woodbine 30
Manson Northwest Webster 60, East Sac County 17
Manson Northwest Webster 45, MVAOCOU 22
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Shenandoah 48, Logan-Magnolia 31
Hinton 51, Shenandoah 25
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Wapsie Valley 59, Riverside 15
Wapsie Valley 43, West Hancock 33
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Alburnett 60, Earlham 14
Earlham 42, Pleasantville 25
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East Union 30, Southwest Valley 29
Panorama 54, East Union 21
Panorama 54, Southwest Valley 20
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Creston 45, Carroll 21
Carroll 37, Winterset 28
Hawkeye Ten Conference:
Red Oak 64 Atlantic, 56
Denison-Schleswig 62, Spencer 55 (NC)
Glenwood 64, Clarinda 53
#10 Lewis Central 63, Blair 31
Western Iowa Conference:
#8 Treynor 67, Riverside 49
Logan-Magnolia 56, Audubon 50
Rolling Valley Conference:
Woodbine 51, Coon Rapids-Bayard 39
CAM 61, Glidden-Ralston 48
Corner Conference:
Sidney 76, Essex 56
West Central Conference:
Pleasantville 75, Woodward Academy 48
#2 Madrid 62, Ogden 38
Panorama 72, Woodward-Granger 60
Earlham 59, Interstate-35 54
Des Moines Christian 60, Van Meter 46
ACGC 62, West Central Valley 46
Western Iowa Conference:
#15 Treynor 54, Riverside 28
Rolling Valley Conference:
#9 CAM 70, Glidden-Ralston 26
Exira-EHK 63, Paton Churdan 17
#13 Coon Rapids-Bayard 41, #8 Woodbine 39
Corner Conference:
#14 Fremont Mills 52, Stanton 39
East Mills 47, Griswold 27
Sidney 44, Essex 41
West Central Conference:
Madrid 47, Ogden 32
#2 Panorama 70, Woodward-Granger 48
Interstate-35 50, Earlham 47
#2 Des Moines Christian 45, Van Meter 43
ACGC 56, West Central Valley 16
The Atlantic Boys Basketball dropped a tightly contested game losing 64-56 loss at Red Oak on Tuesday night. The Trojans managed to keep it within five throughout the entire first quarter but could never take the lead thanks to the sharp layups from Hunter Gilleland. The Tigers then took advantage of the hot hands from Max Devries who dropped four triples in the second quarter and gave Red Oak a 7-point lead at half 33-26. Atlantic then grabbed the lead to start the fourth quarter but lost it midway through after a few missed threes and accurate shooting from Red Oak on the charity stripe going 10-13 to secure the victory.
Reflecting on the game Head Coach Dalton Franken explained how effective Red Oak’s defensive strategy was.
Red Oak was led by Max Devries with 21 points and Brayden Sifford with 14. Atlantic got 22 points from Colton Rasmussen in the loss.
The Tigers improve to 8-9 with the win and head to Missouri Valley on Thursday. Atlantic’s record is now 5-11 with the loss and continue their road trip to Perry on Thursday. As much as a loss stings, Coach Franken is determined to stay focused and plan for the next two games.
Tipoff against Perry is set for 6:00 p.m.
Indiana outscored Iowa 8-0 to finish the game in a 74-68 win in Bloomington. The Hawkeyes had roared back from a 17-point first half deficit to lead it late.
That’s Iowa coach Fran McCaffery. The Hawkeyes survived a bad start to make a run in the second half.
The Hoosiers outrebounded the Hawkeyes 45-32 and had several key offensive rebounds at crunch time. Benn Krikke and Owen Freeman combined for only five rebounds.
Payton Sandfort led Iowa with 26 points. The Hawkeyes are 4-6 in the Big Ten and host Ohio State Friday night.
The Drake men take an 8-2 record into Wednesday night’s game at home against Valparaiso. The Bulldogs won the first meeting 83-65 on the road back in late November. Under first year coach Roger Powell the Beacons are 2-8 in the Valley and 6-15 overall.
That’s Drake coach Darian DeVries who says this a much more experienced Valpo team than the one they played in November.
The third ranked Iowa Hawkeye women will be on the road on Wednesday night to visit Northwestern. It begins a week that will find the Hawkeyes visiting Maryland Saturday night.
That’s Iowa coach Lisa Bluder. It is a rebuilding year for Northwestern. The Wildcats feature several new players and are 2-7 in the Big Ten and 7-13 overall.
The Northern Iowa men take a 6-4 Missouri Valley Conference record on the road to Bradley Wednesday night. The Braves had a nine-game win streak snapped last Saturday with an overtime loss at Valley leader Indiana State and Panther coach Ben Jacobson says the return from injury of leading scorer Connor Hickman has been a factor.
Jacobson says Bradley’s size makes them tough defensively at the rim.
Bradley is 7-3 in the Valley.
AMES, Iowa – Iowa State’s 2024 football schedule is complete after the Big 12 Conference announced the league schedule Tuesday.
ISU will have seven home games at MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium, opening the season Aug. 31 playing host to North Dakota in the first meeting between the schools.
The annual Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series returns to Iowa City the following week (Sept. 7), followed by the first bye week of the season. After the off week, ISU hosts Arkansas State on Sept. 21 in the final nonconference game.
Big 12 play opens Sept. 28 at Houston before the Cyclones return home to host Baylor on Oct. 5.
Following an Oct. 12 game at West Virginia, Iowa State welcomes UCF on Oct. 19 in the first showdown between the Big 12 foes.
Iowa State’s second bye week of the season is on Oct. 26, with Texas Tech rolling into Ames for Homecoming on Nov. 2.
ISU then hits the road for a showdown against Kansas on Nov. 9. It will be an easy trip down I-35 as Iowa State will face KU at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. It marks the fourth time the Cyclones have played at the home of the Kansas City Chiefs: Florida State (2002), Kansas State (2009, 2010). It will also mark the fourth game in an NFL stadium during Matt Campbell’s tenure (2016-present): AT&T Stadium (Arlington, Texas), State Farm Stadium (Glendale, Ariz.), Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas, Nev.).
The Cyclones final two home games are Nov. 16 against Cincinnati and Nov. 30 against Kansas State, with a game at Big 12 newcomer Utah on Nov. 23 between the two contests.
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2024 Iowa State Football Schedule
Home games in CAPS/BOLD
%Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series
*Big 12 Conference Game
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