The West Central Activities Conference held their dual tournament on Saturday in Panora at Panorama High School.

WCAC Dual Championship Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Ogden
2nd Place – Woodward-Granger
3rd Place – Guthrie Center
4th Place – Van Meter
5th Place – West Central Valley
6th Place – Panorama
Round 1
Woodward-Granger defeated Panorama 46-26.
Ogden defeated Van Meter 43-34.
Guthrie Center defeated West Central Valley 42-39.
Round 2
Guthrie Center defeated Panorama 42-30.
Ogden defeated West Central Valley 48-24.
Woodward-Granger defeated Van Meter 43-36.
Round 3
West Central Valley defeated Panorama 45-30.
Ogden defeated Woodward-Granger 36-30.
Van Meter defeated Guthrie Center 34-33.
Round 4
Van Meter defeated Panorama 40-39.
Ogden defeated Guthrie Center 45-31.
Woodward-Granger defeated West Central Valley 41-30.
Round 5
Ogden defeated Panorama 54-21.
Van Meter defeated West Central Valley 39-24.
Guthrie Center defeated Woodward-Granger 39-36.

The Pride of Iowa Conference Wrestling Tournament was held on Saturday in Corning and Interstate-35 scored 226.5 points to win the title behind 5 individual champions.

Team Standings

1. I-35 226.5
2. Pleasantville 172
3. Bedford/Lenox 149
4. East Union 133
5. Mt. Ayr 116

Individual Champions

• 106 – Wyatt Dale, Central Decatur
• 113 – Josh Tibbits, Martensdale-St. Mary’s
• 120 – Brady Kyner, Southeast Warren
• 126 – Ben Freese, Nodaway Valley
• 132 – Ethan Eliott, Interstate 35
• 138 – Austin Pontier, Interstate 35
• 145 – Jacob Steinlage, Interstate 35
• 152 – Derek Venteicher, Bedford/Lenox
• 160 – Sal Arzani, Interstate 35
• 170 – Logan Schumacher, Martensdale-St. Mary’s
• 182 – Dante Arzani, Interstate 35
• 195 – Mike Ward, East Union
• 220 – Chaz Clark, Pleasantville
• 285 – Will Anthony, Pleasantville

The Western Iowa Conference Wrestling Tournament was held on Friday and Saturday in Treynor this weekend.  Logan-Magnolia went a perfect 8-0 in duals over the two days to take home the championship.  Wyatt Crocker 120lbs, Brady Wilson 152lbs, and Drake Johnsen 195lbs all went undefeated on the weekend to lead the Panthers.

Team Standings

1. Logan-Magnolia 8-0
2. Missouri Valley 7-1
3. Riverside 6-2
4. Underwood 5-3
5. AHSTW 4-4
6. Treynor 3-5
7. Tri-Center 2-6
8. Audubon 1-7
9. Griswold 0-8

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State’s women’s basketball team (7-3 overall, 0-0 Big 12) defeated Alcorn State (2-7, 0-0 SWAC), 91-41 at Hilton Coliseum on Sunday. Seanna Johnson, Meredith Burkhall, Emily Durr and Bridget Carleton made for a balanced offensive attack, each tying for a game-high 14 points.

The Cyclones broke things open in the second quarter, using a 20-2 run over the final six minutes of the half to take a commanding 43-19 lead into halftime. The ISU offense found its rhythm, assisting on seven of nine made field goals in the quarter without any turnovers. Bridget Carleton and Durr led the way in the scoring column with six points each in the quarter.

Nicole Blaskowsky’s shooting highlighted the third quarter for the Cyclones, as the junior hit three triples and sparked a 12-2 ISU run to end the period. The Iowa State defense forced seven turnovers in the quarter and gave up just four made field goals, as they ground the Lady Braves’ offense to a halt. ISU led 70-35 heading into the fourth.

The Iowa State reserves played the bulk of the fourth quarter and were locked in on the defensive end. They held Alcorn State to 1-of-14 shooting from the field and just six points total. The Cyclones outscored the Braves 21-6 in the quarter to win the game, 91-41. Every Cyclone that was available to play in the game scored.

Iowa State will be back in Hilton Coliseum on Tuesday, Dec. 22 to take on Northern Arizona at 2 p.m. CT. Television coverage for the game can be found on Cyclones.tv.

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Creighton 69, Nebraska-Omaha 46

Iowa St. 91, Alcorn St. 41

N. Iowa 75, Tulsa 59

BALTIMORE (AP) – The Kansas City Chiefs capitalized on a variety of miscues by the Baltimore Ravens and extended their winning streak to eight games with a 34-14 victory Sunday. Tyvon Branch returned a fumble 73 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter and Marcus Peters clinched the victory with a 90-yard interception return for a score with 4:36 left.

Kansas City (9-5) also scored touchdowns following a drive-extending penalty by Baltimore and a failed fake punt. With the victory, the Chiefs became the first team in NFL history to follow a five-game skid with eight successive wins in the same season. Kansas City also kept itself in the thick of the AFC playoff picture.

Baltimore (4-10) lost its third straight and fell to 2-5 at home. It’s the first time in their 20-year history that the Ravens have lost five home games.

SPENCER, Iowa (AP) — A Spencer High School wrestler has died after collapsing at a weekend tournament in northwest Iowa. Spencer Hospital spokeswoman Tia Manwarren said Austin Roberts died Saturday night at the hospital. Roberts collapsed earlier during a tournament at his high school in Spencer and was taken to the hospital. It wasn’t immediately clear Sunday why he collapsed.

Roberts wrestled at the 220-pound weight class, and he was ranked sixth in the state in Class 3A. Last year, he placed eighth in the state tournament. The 6-foot-4 Roberts also played on the offensive and defensive line for the Spencer High football team.

School officials planned to offer grief counseling at the high school Sunday. And a youth wrestling tournament that had been scheduled in Spencer on Sunday has been cancelled.

MIDWEST Conference
Iowa 60, Bradley 53
N. Illinois 87, Drake 73
Winona St. 69, Upper Iowa 31