The Atlantic Boys Swimming team competed in the Rusty Garst Invitational in Fort Dodge on Saturday and came away with a fourth place finish.  Damon Miller won the 100 and 200 freestyle events for the Trojans.

Team scoring

1. Sioux City 361
2. Fort Dodge 216
3. Newton 153
4. Atlantic 150
5. Waterloo 132.5
6. Carroll 124.5
7. Decorah 89
8. Spencer 16

200 medley relay: 1, Sioux City 1:41.61; 2, Newton, 1:43.35; 3, Waterloo, 1:46.82

200 freestyle: 1, Damon Miller, Atlantic, 1:49.14; 2, Cole Pearson, Fort Dodge, 1:54.01; 3, Quincy Markham, Sioux City, 1:54.68

200 individual medley: 1, Isaak Webb, Newton, 1:59.52; 2, Kyle Leininger, Waterloo, 2:05.32; 3, Cole Davis, Fort Dodge, 2:07.78

50 freestyle: 1, Mitchell Emery, Fort Dodge, 22.33; 2, Eli Mollet, Sioux City, 22.56; 3, Andrew Pham, Sioux City, 22.80

100 butterfly: 1, Mitchell Emery, Fort Dodge, 53.83; 2, Andrew Pham, Sioux City, 55.85; 3, Nate Gobell, Sioux City, 56.99

100 freestyle: 1, Damon Miller, Atlantic, 48.60; 2, William Rankin, Sioux City, 49.77; 3, Eli Mollett, Sioux City, 50.80

500 freestyle: 1, Kyle Leininger, Waterloo, 5:06.51; 2, Jacob Redler, Atlantic, 5:13.82; 3, Cole Davis, Fort DOdge, 5:14.35

200 freestyle relay: 1, Sioux City 1:31.71; 2, Newton 1:32.79; 3, Fort Dodge, 1:33.07

100 backstroke: 1, William Rankin, Sioux City, 57.85; 2, Cole Pearson, Fort Dodge, 57.94; 3, Lucas Warner, Newton, 58.66

100 breaststroke: 1, Isaak Webb, Newton, 1:01.58; 2, Albert Pham, Sioux City, 1:06.08; 3, Noah Faldet, Decorah, 1:06.63

400 freestyle relay: 1, Sioux City 3:22.52; 2, Fort Dodge 3:23.58; 3, Atlantic 3:24.51

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ADM Tournament

The Atlantic Trojan wrestling team captured the team championship at the ADM Tiger Invitational on Saturday.  The Trojans scored 189 points, beating out host ADM by 16.5 points. Red Oak finished 8th.  Atlantic had four individual champions in Kole Hansen (106), Carter Cox (113), Chase McLaren (120), and Zac Stork (182). Atlantic also got two runner-up finishes and two third-place.

Ron Scott Duals at Mount Ayr

• Shenandoah 8-0 Champions
• Harlan  7-1 Runner-up
• Riverside 5-3
• Mount Ayr 4-4
• St. Albert 1-7

Nebraska City Duals

Clarinda-4th

Basehor-Linwood Tournament

Glenwood- 5th in a 37 team tournament

Matt Malcom won the 160 pound title while Anthony Sherry was 2nd at 170 for the Rams.

Kuemper Duals Tournament

Missouri Valley won all five of its duals to win the Kuemper Catholic tournament on Saturday. Missouri Valley beat Guthrie Center 59-15, Storm Lake 49-26, Johnston 56-18, Kuemper Catholic 52-19 and Audubon 54-22.
Kuemper Catholic- 3rd
Audubon- 6th

WDM Valley Duals Tournament

Lewis Central- 3rd with a record of 2-2.  The Titans beat Spencer 54-21 and Cedar Falls 41-32. The Titans fell to champ Southeast Polk 49-24 and to WDM Valley 65-3.

Centerville Tournament

The Creston/Orient-Macksburg Panthers won the Centerville Invite with 216 points.  Ottumwa finished second with 161.5. The Panthers had four champions on the day.

Griswold Duals Tournament

1. Treynor 5-0
2. Southwest Valley 4-1
3. East Mills
4. Exira-EHK
5. Griswold
6. Tri-Center

Treynor won by defeating East Mills 42-36, Southwest Valley 48-28, Tri-Center 51-18, Griswold 57-24 and Exira-EHK 51-18.

LeMars Tournament

1. Sibley-Ocheydan’s 239
2. AHSTW 196
3. Sioux City North 137.5

The AHSTW Vikings crowned two champions: Gabe Pauley (152) and Erik Jorgensen (195).  The Vikings had three others take second and two finish third.

Perry Tournament

Logan-Magnolia- 7th scoring 113 points. Sergeant Bluff-Luton won the tournament with 191 points.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis Cardinals chairman Bill DeWitt says he has zero insight on the Rams’ move to Los Angeles. In fact, he says he’s met Rams owner Stan Kroenke only “once or twice.” Kroenke has been with the Rams since they relocated to St. Louis in 1995. That was the same year DeWitt’s group purchased the Cardinals from Anheuser-Busch, but there’s been virtually no intermingling.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Jarrod Uthoff scored 23 points and No. 16 Iowa beat Michigan 82-71 on Sunday for its first 5-0 start in the Big Ten in 19 years. Peter Jok had 14 of his 16 points in the second half for the surging Hawkeyes (14-3, 5-0), who could make a big leap in Monday’s rankings after a tumultuous week for many of the nation’s top teams.

Iowa broke open a tight game with a 16-3 run midway through the second half, and Jok buried a 3-pointer that made it 76-68 with 2:34 left. Derrick Walton Jr. had 16 points for Michigan (13-5, 3-2). The Wolverines played their fourth straight game without star Caris LeVert, who was out with a left leg injury.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Anthony Beane scored 26 points, Bola Olaniyan had 11 points and 14 rebounds and Southern Illinois beat Drake 81-76 on Sunday to remain unbeaten on the road. Beane’s 3-point play capped SIU’s 9-0 run for a 37-29 lead late in the first half. Olaniyan scored the final five points of the half for an 11-point lead as Drake only made one field goal in the final five minutes.

Drake took its first lead of the second half at 61-59 on Reed Timmer’s 3-pointer with nine minutes left. But Drake didn’t hit another field goal until Timmer’s at the 3:20 mark. Southern Illinios made 4 of 6 free throws in the final 35 seconds to seal it.

Leo Vincent added 12 points for Southern Illinois (16-3, 5-1 Missouri Valley), while Sean O’Brien and Austin Weiher chipped in 10 apiece. Timmer finished with 27 points for Drake (5-13, 0-6), which lost its 10th game in the last 11.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Chiefs coach Andy Reid says his team experienced problems with their headsets during Saturday’s playoff loss in New England, though they worked fine in the crucial final minutes of the game. Reid said the problem occurred in the first half between the coaching staff and the radio in quarterback Alex Smith’s helmet.

But Reid said they cut out “just a little bit, not much,” and did not think that they were anything out of the ordinary. It’s not the first time that headsets had trouble at Gillette Stadium. In the regular-season opener, Pittsburgh complained the coaches’ headsets were filled with the Patriots’ radio broadcast of the game. Steelers coach Mike Tomlin later said his coaches have had problems with headsets every time they play at New England. The Patriots beat the Chiefs 27-20 on Saturday.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Ankeny Christian Academy 71, West Central Valley, Stuart 45
Ar-We-Va, Westside 67, Woodbine 35
Boyer Valley, Dunlap 51, Coon Rapids-Bayard 31
Denison-Schleswig 65, OA-BCIG 62
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 55, Glidden-Ralston 48
Glenwood 57, Harlan 55
Panorama, Panora 88, Nodaway Valley 73
Shenandoah 65, Audubon 50
Treynor 80, Clarinda 50
Van Meter 81, Winterset 73, 2OT

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Ar-We-Va, Westside 46, Woodbine 38
Boyer Valley, Dunlap 58, Coon Rapids-Bayard 32
Denison-Schleswig 55, OA-BCIG 29
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 46, Glidden-Ralston 34
Harlan 53, Glenwood 35
Ogden 68, Carroll 46
Panorama, Panora 37, Nodaway Valley 32
Treynor 55, Clarinda 18
Van Meter 51, Winterset 30
West Central Valley, Stuart 51, Ankeny Christian Academy 27

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Monte Morris scored 15 of his 19 points in the second half, Gorges Niang continued his form at Bramlage Coliseum with 15 points, and No. 17 Iowa State kept Kansas State at arm’s length in a 76-63 victory Saturday. The win snapped a two-game skid for the Cyclones (13-4, 2-3 Big 12) after close losses to Texas and No. 22 Baylor, and prevented Iowa State’s first 1-4 league start since 2010-11.

Abdel Nader added 14 points and Matt Thomas had 11 for Iowa State, which shot 50.9 percent from the field — meeting its season average of 50.2. Three players finished with at least six rebounds. First-year Iowa State coach Steve Prohm used a timeout with 9:35 play to spark a 7-0 run after Kansas State cut a double-digit lead to 50-45 on a basket by Justin Edwards.

Edwards scored 19 points and grabbed seven rebounds for Kansas State (11-6, 1-4).