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The high school football season gets underway tonight with a few games around the state including one local matchup. AHSTW travels to Audubon tonight for the 2015 Channel Seed Ag Bowl at Chiz Jones Field. That game will start at 7:00pm and is the third in an annual series of early season games. The game will be televised locally on Comcast Sportsnet, KPTM Channel 42.2, as well as online.
Audubon High School officials are warning fans traveling to the game that work is being done on Highway 71 between Exira and Audubon that is limiting traffic to one lane during the day. AHSTW fans and others traveling to the game are being advised to take Highway 59 to Harlan and then travel east on Highway 44 to Hamlin before turning north on Highway 71 for the final four miles to Audubon. Both lanes of traffic on Highway 71 will be open after the game.
The full state schedule for Thursday is:
CLASS 1A/A:
PHOENIX (AP) – John Lackey pitched seven strong innings and the St. Louis Cardinals beat Arizona 3-1 on Wednesday night, their seventh straight win over the Diamondbacks.
The Cardinals scored four first-inning runs off Robbie Ray on Tuesday, but had to wait a little longer Wednesday with Patrick Corbin limiting them to Mark Reynolds’ homer in six innings.
St. Louis quickly took advantage after Corbin left, scoring twice off David Hernandez (1-4) in the seventh. Kolten Wong had an RBI double and Matt Carpenter a run-scoring single in the inning.
Lackey (11-8) bounced back from a shaky start, giving up a solo homer to Paul Goldschmidt in the first inning and little else. Trevor Rosenthal worked around a walk in the ninth for his 40th save.
St. Louis moved to 36 games over .500 (81-45), its highest since finishing the 2005 season plus-38. The Cardinals have won 12 of 13 against Arizona.
PHOENIX (AP) – Tommy Pham had his second career three-hit game, Jaime Garcia pitched six strong innings and the St. Louis Cardinals routed the Arizona Diamondbacks 9-1 on Tuesday night.
Three days after his first three-hit game, Pham singled twice and got his second career triple. He scored three times.
Six players had RBIs for the Cardinals, two apiece for Jhonny Peralta, Jason Heyward and Yadier Molina. The Cardinals’ Peter Bourjos’ got his first career pinch-hit home run.
Garcia (6-4) allowed a run and four hits, striking out six and walking one. The Cardinals, 35 games above .500, earned their MLB-best 80th victory and lengthened their lead to five games over second-place Pittsburgh in the NL Central.
Robbie Ray (3-10) lasted three innings plus two batters. He allowed six runs and five hits. Ray walked five, hit a batter and struck out one.
PHOENIX (AP) – Lance Lynn pitched six effective innings with the help of four double plays and Yadier Molina hit a two-run single in the seventh inning, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-3 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday night.
Lynn (10-8) allowed two runs on nine hits and induced three straight inning-ending double plays, including with the bases loaded in the fourth and fifth. Trevor Rosenthal gave up a run-scoring single to David Peralta in the ninth inning before closing out his 39th save.
Matt Carpenter hit a solo homer off Jhoulys Chacin (0-1) and the Cardinals broke open a tie game with a three-run seventh inning. The Cardinals, who have the best record in baseball, have won 10 of their last 11 games against Arizona.
Arizona’s Wellington Castillo hit a solo homer, but flew out with the bases loaded to end the seventh.
Compiled by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Class 1-A
School 2014 Record
1. Janesville 25-12
2. Tripoli 27-14
3. New London 35-8
4. LeMars Gehlen Catholic 23-15
5. Central Lyon 38-4
6. Grand View Christian 28-11
7. Springville 26-14
8. Marquette Catholic 32-4
9. Iowa Valley 24-8
10. Bedford 30-14
11. Sidney 17-13
12. Holy Trinity Catholic 48-4
13. Harris-Lake Park 20-14
14. Don Bosco 12-16
15. Westwood 19-11
Class 2-A
1. Unity Christian 32-6
2. Western Christian 44-4
3. Sumner-Fredericksburg 31-3
4. Dike-New Hartford 40-3
5. Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont 35-3
6. West Branch 34-6
7. Tri-Center 21-9
8. Grundy Center 29-10
9. Lake Mills 46-4
10. North Cedar 29-12
11. Wapsie Valley 29-7
12. Lawton-Bronson 29-9
13. Treynor 26-9
14. Denver 29-13
15. Nashua-Plainfield 26-8
Class 3-A
1. Nevada 38-10
2. Mount Vernon 33-8
3. Union 24-12
4. West Liberty 36-6
5. Kuemper Catholic 20-9
6. Davenport Assumption 18-13
7. Sioux Center 31-9
8. Forest City 35-8
9. Columbus Catholic 15-20
10. Algona 28-13
11. Center Point-Urbana 23-15
12. North Polk 21-12
13. Solon 33-8
14. Spirit Lake 28-10
15. Humboldt 23-9
Class 4-A
1. West Delaware 45-3
2. Marion 34-8
3. Sioux City Bishop Heelan 31-14
4. Clear Creek-Amana 26-9
5. Waverly-Shell Rock 32-20
6. Carroll 22-10
7. Dallas Center-Grimes 24-14
8. Harlan 41-2
9. Clinton 15-17
10. Lewis Central 23-15
11. Charles City 41-5
12. ADM 22-14
13. Fort Madison 30-11
14. Dubuque Wahlert 15-21
15. Pella 19-20
Class 5-A
1. Bettendorf 38-1
2. Iowa City High 24-10
3. Linn-Mar 27-12
4. Dowling Catholic 39-7
5. Cedar Rapids Kennedy 28-12
6. Johnston 38-7
7. Iowa City West 28-12
8. Ankeny Centennial 44-3
9. Cedar Falls 28-11
10. West Des Moines Valley 37-12
11. Ankeny 35-7
12. Cedar Rapids Prairie 23-14
13. Southeast Polk 30-11
14. Pleasant Valley 22-10
15. Dubuque Hempstead 20-14
San Diego (AP) — Michael Wacha pitched six solid innings and Stephen Piscotty homered twice and drove in five runs to help the St. Louis Cardinals avoid a three-game sweep by beating the San Diego Padres 10-3 Sunday. Jason Heyward had three hits as St. Louis averted getting swept for the first time this season. Wacha (15-4) got his fourth straight win, allowing one run and four hits while striking out three and walking two.
After being shut out on Saturday night, the Cardinals scored four in the first against rookie Colin Rea, who was making his third major-league start. San Diego made two errors in the first inning and the Cardinals capitalized with three hits, including Piscotty’s two-run triple.
Rea (2-1) struggled early and made a throwing error in the first that contributed to the Cardinals’ rally. The 25-year-old Rea gave up five runs — four earned — over four innings.
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