@ Creston
Creston 45, Atlantic-CAM 19
-Atlantic/CAM Winners: Kadin Stutsman 170, Jarrett Armstong 182, Miles Mundorf 220, Aiden Smith 106, Ethan Follmann 132.
Creston 78, Red Oak 0
Atlantic/CAM 59, Red Oak 15
-Atlantic/CAM Winners: Ethan Follmann 132, Easton O’Brien 138, Brian South 145, Tanner O’Brien 152, Kadin Stutzman 170, Jarrett Armstrong 182, Brenden Casey 195, Miles Mundorf 220, Nathan Keiser 285, Aiden Smith 106, Jarrett Hansen 126.

@ Glenwood
Glenwood 48, Harlan 27
Glenwood 55, St. Albert 6
Glenwood, 69, SW Iowa 12
Harlan 54, St. Albert 13
Harlan 66, SW Iowa 33
SW Iowa 54, St. Albert 37

@ Clarinda
Clarinda 47, Lewis Central 27
Clarinda 69, Denison-Schleswig 10
Clarinda 72, Mr. Ayr 3
Lewis Central 62, Denison-Schleswig 18
Lewis Central 57, Mt. Ayr 12
Denison-Schleswig 54, Mt. Ayr 18

@ Shenandoah
Kuemper Catholic 57, Shenandoah 24
Kuemper Catholic 36, Treynor 33
Kuemper Catholic 78, Griswold 0
Treynor 48, Shenandoah 21
Treynor 66, Griswold 6
Shenandoah 60, Griswold 0

@ West Central Valley
West Central Valley 48, Earlham 30
West Central Valley 54, Van Meter 24
West Central Valley 57, Panorama 18
Earlham 43, Panorama 36
Earlham 28, Van Meter 27
Van Meter 42, Panorama 30

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference 

Glenwood 54, Denison-Schleswig 33
Harlan 59, Kuemper Catholic 39
Lewis Central 38, Indianola 35  OT
Shenandoah 50, Red Oak 13
St. Albert 54, Creston 45

Rolling Valley Conference 

CAM 71, Paton-Churdan 21
Coon Rapids-Bayard 67, West Harrison 18
Exira-EHK 67, Ar-We-Va 12
Woodbine 64, Boyer Valley 38

Corner Conference 

East Mills 45, Fremont-Mills 35
Sidney 51, East Atchison 37
Stanton 48, Griswold 47

Pride of Iowa Conference 

Lenox 63, Mount Ayr 52
Martensdale-St. Marys 62, East Union 35
Nodaway Valley 82, Southwest Valley 39
Wayne 40, Southeast Warren 26

Other Scores

Centerville 54, Central Decatur 41
Diagonal 39 Mormon Trail 31
Lamoni 50, Melcher-Dallas 14
LeMars 45, CB Abraham Lincoln 31
Murray 50, Seymour 40
Sioux City East 46, CB Thomas Jefferson 20
Twin Cedars 43, Moulton-Udell 24

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference 

Clarinda 58, Atlantic 56
Denison-Schleswig 78, Glenwood 70  OT
Harlan 64, Kuemper Catholic 41
Red Oak 66, Shenandoah 41
St. Albert 54, Creston 52 OT

Western Iowa Conference 

AHSTW 68, IKM-Manning 42
Missouri Valley 45, Logan-Magnolia 41
Treynor 47, Audubon 32
Underwood 56, Riverside 40

Rolling Valley Conference 

Boyer Valley 40, Woodbine 34
CAM 54, Paton-Churdan 40
Exira-EHK 55, Ar-We-Va 48
West Harrison 42, Coon Rapids-Bayard 36

Corner Conference 

East Mills 47, Fremont-Mills 42
Sidney 74, East Atchison 52
Stanton 63, Griswold 27

Pride of Iowa Conference 

Martensdale-St. Marys 82, East Union 33
Mount Ayr 65, Lenox 54
Southeast Warren 52, Wayne 44
Southwest Valley 52, Nodaway Valley 39

Other Scores

Ankeny Christian Academy 66, Orient-Macksburg 13
CB Abraham Lincoln 61, LeMars 53
Central Decatur 41, Centerville 38
Lamoni 69, Melcher-Dallas 30
Mormon Trail 65, Diagonal 36
Murray 50, Seymour 43
Sioux City East 93, CB Thomas Jefferson 37

(Des Moines, Iowa via MiLB.com)— Iowa Cubs General Manager/President Sam Bernabe today (Wednesday), announced the Iowa Cubs have entered into an agreement to become a part of Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH), an organization dedicated to supporting, promoting, and enhancing the sport of baseball through professional management, best practices, innovation and investment. DBH is a subsidiary of Endeavor, the global sports and entertainment company. Following the closing of the transaction, the Iowa Cubs will continue to be led by Bernabe, and remain an MLB affiliate of the Chicago Cubs.

“My partners and I wish the new owners well, and we’re particularly pleased that Sam Bernabe will remain as president and general manager of the team,” said Michael Gartner, who has been chairman and principal owner of the Iowa Cubs for the past 22 seasons. “We hope Sam and his new colleagues have as much fun running the team as we have had.”

As part of DBH, Bernabe will work closely with Diamond Baseball Holdings’ leadership, Pat Battle and Peter B. Freund, to realize the club’s ambitions. Battle is Executive Chairman of DBH, bringing extensive experience at the local and national level, as well as ownership interest in two PDL teams. He is currently Chairman of the Board of Learfield and serves as an advisor to Endeavor across multiple companies. Freund is CEO of DBH, also bringing to the plate experience as a longtime Minor League Baseball owner and operator. Freund most recently consulted with the Office of the Commissioner of Baseball on the transition of Major League Baseball’s licensed affiliates while spearheading the formation of the MLB Draft League.

“Diamond Baseball Holdings will be global in our ambitions and hyper-local in our approach, and creating incredible fan experiences will remain our number one priority,” said Battle and Freund. “Additionally, we look forward to providing opportunities for growth to the employees of PDL Clubs whose passion and ingenuity have built the sport through the decades.”

Diamond Baseball Holdings was formed by Endeavor, the global sports and entertainment company. DBH will support Iowa with ticket sales, partnerships, naming rights, food & beverage, merchandise, content strategy, collectibles/authentics/NFTs and media rights, tapping into the broader Endeavor network for expertise across the various disciplines.