Hawkeye 10:

• Kuemper Catholic 50, Atlantic 24
• Clarinda 53, Creston 46
• Glenwood 64, Red Oak 53
• Lewis Central 53, Denison-Schleswig 36
• Shenandoah 41, St. Albert 37
• Harlan 88, Carroll 22

Western Iowa:

• Griswold 46, Audubon 44
• Missouri Valley 61, Riverside 45
• Treynor 64, IKM-Manning 55
• Tri-Center 61, Logan-Magnolia 20
• Underwood 39, A-H-S-T 33

Rolling Valley:

• Adair-Casey 69, West Harrison 29
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 50, Boyer Valley 24
• Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 56, Charter Oak-Ute 36
• Woodbine 49, CAM, Anita 41
• Ar-We-Va 61, Paton-Churdan 51

Others:

• Nodaway Valley 59, Lenox 33
• Panorama 70, Earlham 45
• Sergeant Bluff-Luton 51, Abraham Lincoln 34
• West Central Valley 61, Guthrie Center 57

The tenth ranked Iowa Hawkeyes are on the road in Big Ten action to take on Michigan tonight (Wednesday). The Wolverines tumbled out of the top 25 with four non conference losses but they have raced out to a 5-0 start in the league race and much of the reason is the play of sophomore guard Nik Stauskas.Stauskas leads the Wolverines with 18 points per game and is shooting 44 percent from three point range.

Michigan coach John Beilein says the Wolverines have also adjust to the loss of sophomore center Mitch McGary. Iowa is 4-1 in the Big Ten and the Hawkeyes have won only two of the last 12 meetings in the series. Pre-game coverage begins at 5-p.m. here on KJAN.

(Learfield Sports)

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Aaryn Ellenberg drained a 3-pointer to start a 15-2 run in the second half that broke open a tight game and sent Oklahoma to its first win in Ames since 2008, pounding No. 20 Iowa State 75-54 Tuesday night. The win avenged an overtime loss to the then 14th-ranked Cyclones Jan. 5 at Oklahoma.

Ellenberg drained four 3-pointers en route to 22 points and eight rebounds. She scored 10 in the breakaway run deep in the second half, and also guarded Iowa State’s Jadda Buckley (who went off for a career-high 29 on Jan. 5), holding her scoreless. Nicole Griffin scored 12 and Sharane Campbell 10 with nine rebounds for the Sooners (12-7, 3-3 Big 12). Oklahoma outscored Iowa State 36-22 in the paint.

The Cyclones (14-4, 3-4), who have lost their last four, were led by Nikki Moody’s 18 points. Hallie Christofferson fouled out with 15 points.

Hawkeye 10:

• Kuemper Catholic 65, Atlantic 48
• Glenwood 82, Red Oak 55
• Lewis Central 57, Denison-Schleswig 46
• Harlan 67, Carroll 51

Western Iowa:

• Griswold 44, Audubon 20
• Treynor 54, IKM-Manning 52
• Tri-Center 78, Logan-Magnolia 57
• Underwood 54, A-H-S-T 43
• Missouri Valley 66, Riverside 50

Rolling Valley:

• Ar-We-Va 56, Paton-Churdan 46
• CAM 58, Woodbine 46
• Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 57, Charter Oak-Ute 52
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 48, Boyer Valley 38
• West Harrison 76, Adair-Casey 50

Others:

• Bedford 68, Southwest Valley 60
• CB Abraham Lincoln 77, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 68
• Nodaway Valley 69, Lenox 41

Corner Conference Tournament Quarterfinal

• East Mills 67, Essex 44
• Fremont Mills 70, Clarinda Academy 60
• Heartland Christian 60, Nishnabotna 53
• Sidney 63, Stanton 41

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Tonight on KJAN we will feature Hawkeye 10 girls basketball as Atlantic visits Kuemper Catholic.  The Knights won 61-47 earlier this season as Atlantic tries to return the favor.  Game time is 7:30 pm, we’ll be on the air at 7:20 pm.  You can listen live on AM 1220 and FM 101.1, or on the web at www.kjan.com.  You can also listen on your smartphones with the free KJAN app.  Check out the live video of the game on our TV page at www.kjan.com also!

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye 10:

• Creston 67, Clarinda 53
• St. Albert 75, Shenandoah 47
• Lewis Central 53, Thomas Jefferson 40

Western Iowa:

• West Monona 71, Logan-Magnolia 41

Rolling Valley:

• Coon Rapids-Bayard 63, Glidden-Ralston 52

Others:

• Twin Cedars 79, Orient-Macksburg 48

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye 10:

• Creston 45, Clarke 43

Rolling Valley:

• Coon Rapids-Bayard 57, Glidden-Ralston 25

Western Iowa:

• West Monona 55, Logan-Magnolia 13

Others:

• Guthrie Center 52, Woodward-Granger 43

Corner Conference Tournament Quarterfinals:

• East Mills 54, Sidney 32
• Fremont Mills 73, Essex 25
• Heartland Christian 53, Nishnabotna 44
• Stanton 60, South Page 18

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Matt Holliday has been an outspoken critic of players who have used performance-enhancing drugs. He is willing to forgive and forget when it comes to Jhonny Peralta, his new St. Louis Cardinals teammate.

The Cardinals’ new shortstop was suspended last summer along as part of Major League Baseball’s investigation into the Biogenesis clinic. Peralta served a 50-game drug suspension and returned to the Tigers at the end of the regular season before signing a $53 million, four-year contract with St. Louis in November.

Holliday says Peralta served his suspension and welcomes him to the team.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs linebacker Derrick Johnson and quarterback Alex Smith were chosen Monday to replace 49ers linebacker NaVorro Bowman and Patriots quarterback Tom Brady in the Pro Bowl. The two substitutions means Kansas City will be sending 10 players to Hawaii.

Bowman tore the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments in his left knee in Sunday’s NFC championship loss to Seattle. Brady bowed out of the all-star game one day after New England lost to Denver in the AFC championship. This will be Johnson’s third straight Pro Bowl, while Smith will be headed to his first.

They’ll be joined in Hawaii by Chiefs left tackle Branden Albert, safety Eric Berry, running back Jamaal Charles, cornerback Brandon Flowers, defensive tackle Dontari Poe, punt returner Dexter McCluster and linebackers Tamba Hali and Justin Houston. Charles is among four player captains picked for the Jan. 26 game.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — The potential distraction caused by the return of guard Bubu Palo appears to be the last thing Iowa State is worried about. The slumping Cyclones have bigger issues to deal with. Iowa State has lost three straight for the first time in three years. The Cyclones have fallen 2 ½ games behind league-leading Kansas, and they dropped eight spots to No. 16 in this week’s Top 25.

Iowa State started its weeklong preparation for Saturday’s home game against Number 22 Kansas State with a players-only meeting. Forward Georges Niang says the Cyclones got a lot of things off their chest.