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Class 1-A Semi-Finals:
106: Taylor Curtis (#2 Underwood) beat Zach Fowler (#1 Alburnett) 2-1
126: Andrew Foutch (#1 Underwood) beat Sawyer Amling (#2 Edgewood-Colesburg) 9-4
145: Evan Hansen (Exira/EHK) beat Cody Marks (#5 Nashua-Plainfield) 5-2
152: Loren Williams (#1 Tri-Center) beat Kain Queck (#8 Nodaway Valley) 3-0
182: Jesse Svoboda (#6 Audubon) beat Gunnar Clark (#4 West Hancock) 3-1
195: Trey Sander (#7 Exira/EHK) lost to Austin McCartan (#1 Emmetsburg) 13-5
285: Dillon Suhr (#4 Guthrie Center) beat Mitch Gambrill (#8 Clarion-Goldfield) 8-6 (OT)
Class 1-A 3rd Round Consolation:
113: Christian Polley (#8 Tri-Center) lost to Ryan Cale (Cardinal Community) 6-0
120: Brad Kerkhoff (#9 Audubon) lost to Jared Coyle (#10 Maquoketa Valley) 4-2
126: Jared Eischeid (#3 Kuemper Catholic) lost to Colby McIntire (#8 Clarion-Goldfield) Fall 4:29
145: Ryan Joint (#2 West Central Valley) lost to Casey Pence (#10 West Branch) 9-6
145: Cody Kingery (Underwood) lost to Jake Mize (#7 Woodbury Central) Fall 3:53
160: Josh Matusik (#7 Woodbine) beat Dru Kenny (Ridge View) 11-3
160: Wyatt Lewis (#10 St. Albert) beat Jake Hogan (#3 Don Bosco) Injury Default 5:16
195: Taylor Hein (Panorama) lost to Nathan Aitchison (West Hancock) Fall 3:51
Class 3-A Semi-Finals:
120: Justin Kaltved (#8 Carroll) lost to Jake Koethe (WDM Valley) 9-1
285: Zach Renshaw (#6 Lewis Central) beat Andrew Netolicky (Cedar Rapids Prairie) 2-1 (OT)
Class 3-A 3rd Round Consolation:
106: Colton Clingenpeel (#7 CBTJ) beat Erik Birnbaum (Fort Dodge) Tech Fall 16-0
152: Ethan Ruby (#8 Lewis Central) beat Weston Shaw (Algona) 4-3
Class 2-A Semi-Finals:
138: Jake Marlin (#1 Creston/O-M) beat Alan Perry (Bondurant-Farrar) 23-9
195: Keaton Hulett (#1 Creston/O-M) beat Luke Johnson (#3 Charles City) 1-0
Class 2-A 3rd Round Consolation:
113: Chris Hopkins (Harlan) beat Chris Hanke (Osage) Fall 3:17
120: Blake Luna (#5 Clarinda) beat Elliot Henderson (West Liberty) 13-7
126: Cole Race (Clarinda) lost to John Christopherson (#2 Spencer) 6-5
138: Brett Marcum (Missouri Valley) lost to Steven Garcia (#6 Sergeant Bluff-Luton) 5-4
160: Trevor Frain (#5 Creston/O-M) beat Colin Barker (#7 Osage) 5-0
170: Matthew Williamson (#10 Atlantic) lost to Seth Davisson (#7 Fairfield) 12-8
Class 1-A Quarter-Finals
106: Kyle Juelsgaard (Audubon) lost to Jordan Schmitz (#6 Don Bosco) 16-2
106: Taylor Curtis (#2 Underwood) beat Briar Cochran (Moravia) Fall 1:16
113: Riley Klein (#9 Underwood) lost to Jack Walker (Wapello) 6-4
113: Jacob Vogel (#10 Riverside) lost to Hunter Washburn (#1 Alburnett) Tech Fall 16-1
120: Brad Kerkhoff (#9 Audubon) lost to Carter Happel (#2 Lisbon) 6-1
126: Andrew Foutch (#1 Underwood) beat Jared Eischeid (#3 Kuemper Catholic) 11-1
145: Ryan Joint (#2 West Central Valley) lost to Tucker Black (#9 Eddyville-B-F) 8-7 (OT)
145: Evan Hansen (Exira/EHK) beat Cody Kingery (Underwood) 3-2 (OT)
152: Kain Queck (#8 Nodaway Valley) beat Austyn Vogel (Pekin) 8-4
152: Loren Williams (#1 Tri-Center) beat Grant Henderson (#2 Alburnett) 3-2
160: Wyatt Lewis (#10 St. Albert) lost to Cole Cook (#8 Tipton) 5-3 (OT)
160: Tyler Hein (#9 Panorama) lost to Dylan Windfield (#2 Alburnett) Fall :22
182: Jake Lewis (#7 St. Albert) lost to Andrew Wellik (#1 Emmetsburg) 7-6
182: Jesse Svoboda (#6 Audubon) beat Dylan Brockshus (Sibley-Ocheyedan) Fall 1:44
195: Trey Sander (#7 Exira/EHK) beat Taylor Hein (Panorama) Fall 5:50
285: Dillon Suhr (#4 Guthrie Center) beat Dylan Conley (Moravia) Fall :53
Class 1-A 2nd Round Consolation:
106: Kyle Juelsgaard (Audubon) lost to Sheldon Ealy (English Valleys) 9-0
113: Christian Polley (#8 Tri-Center) beat Jacob Vogel (#10 Riverside) 9-1
113: Riley Klein (#9 Underwood) lost to Cole Needham (#5West Marshall) 15-4
120: Tucker Bluml (Riverside) lost to Jeren Glosser (#5 Eddyville-B-F) Fall 3:15
120: Brad Kerkhoff (#9 Audubon) beat Jordan Henderson (Alburnett) 7-5
126: Jared Eischeid (#3 Kuemper Catholic) beat Noah Greenfield (Lake Mills) 4-2
132: Clay Harris (Riverside) lost to Kyle Pegorick (#5 Midland) Injury Default 2:50
132: Alexander Schmitz (#8 Kuemper Catholic) lost to Logan Mays (#6 Wilton) 11-6
145: Ryan Joint (#2 West Central Valley) beat Kolby Hilgenberg (Kuemper Catholic) 12-0
145: Cody Kingery (Underwood) beat Connor Alne (NW Webster) 8-3
160: Josh Matusik (#7 Woodbine) beat Tyler Hein (#9 Panorama) Fall 4:25
160: Wyatt Lewis (#10 St. Albert) beat Schuyler Rilling (Woodbury Central) 11-2
170: Austin Laabs (#10 Guthrie Center) lost to Devin Chesler (#7 West Marshall) 8-5
182: Zach Barton (Corning) lost to Ryan Leonard (#5 Midland) Fall 1:27
182: Jake Lewis (#7 St. Albert) lost to Terry Mooty (#3 Dike-New Hartford) 5-2
195: Taylor Hein (Panorama) beat John Waters (#4 Newman Catholic) Tech Fall 17-1
285: Garrett Johnston (Panorama) lost to Cody Thompson (Greattinger-Terril-Ruthven-Ayrshire) 7-3
Class 3-A Quarter-Finals:
106: Colton Clingenpeel (#7 CBTJ) lost to Nolan Hellickson (#1 SE Polk) 11-3
120: Justin Kaltved (#8 Carroll) beat Shane Gill (#9 Sioux City North) 7-5 (OT)
145: Charles Weaver (CBTJ) lost to Bubba Hernandez (#2 Bettendorf) Fall 3:25
182: Austin Lear (#8 Lewis Central) lost to Kyler Matthews (Waterloo West) 7-5
285: Zach Renshaw (#6 Lewis Central) beat Cegan Long (#5 North Scott) 3-2
Class 3-A 2nd Round Consolation:
106: Colton Clingenpeel (#7 CBTJ) beat Tony Nunez (Muscatine) Injury Default :23
113: Cole Peckham (Glenwood) lost to Nathan Sands (#9 Waverly-Shell Rock) 4-2
138: Jason Wallace (#9 CBTJ) lost to Landon Belieu (Indianola) 8-5
145: Charles Weaver (CBTJ) lost to Corey Abernathy (#7 Waverly-Shell Rock) 6-3
152: Ethan Ruby (#8 Lewis Central) beat John Milani (Iowa City West) 7-0
182: Hunter Hoffmann (Glenwood) lost to Dylan Fielder (#3 Webster City) Fall 1:57
182: Austin Lear (#8 Lewis Central) lost to Tyler Frideres (Algona) 6-2
195: Kenny Rhodd (CBTJ) lost to Ethan Andersen (#5 SE Polk) Fall 3:01
Class 2-A Quarter-Finals:
120: Blake Luna (#5 Clarinda) lost to Shadow Leshen (#4 Albia) 10-4
138: Jake Marlin (#1 Creston/O-M) beat Brett Marcum (Missouri Valley) Fall 1:14
160: Trevor Frain (#5 Creston/O-M) lost to Sawyer Anderson (#3 New Hampton) Fall 5:47
170: Matthew Williamson (#10 Atlantic) lost to Jack Leshen (#8 Grinnell) 12-3
182: Cole Bonde (Bedford/Lenox) lost to Nikko Wheeler (Humboldt) 10-2
195: Keaton Hulett (#1 Creston/O-M) beat Christian Brobst (#5 Heelan Catholic) Fall 4:31
Class 2-A 2nd Round Consolation:
113: Chris Hopkins (Harlan) beat Colton Milosevich (#10 Woodward-Granger) Fall 1:49
120: Dillon Cox (Atlantic) lost to Elliot Henderson (West Liberty) 7-5
120: Blake Luna (#5 Clarinda) beat Cole Parmely (#8 Oelwein) 13-6
126: Cole Race (Clarinda) beat Austin Hoeft (#10 Charles City) 11-2
138: Brett Marcum (Missouri Valley) beat John Morkel (#10 Independence) 6-2
160: Trevor Frain (#5 Creston/O-M) beat Jake Sherman (Saydel) 7-2
170: Matthew Williamson (#10 Atlantic) beat Weslee Haynes (Wahlert) 9-4
182: Cole Bonde (Bedford/Lenox) lost to Colton Spaur (#8 Knoxville) 16-2
285: Nathan Robinson (Creston/O-M) lost to Mario Pena (Hampton-Dumont) 3-0
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – Gov. Terry Branstad is launching a campaign to keep wrestling an Olympic sport after the International Olympic Committee announced its recommendation to drop it. Branstad will be joined at a news conference today (Friday) by Olympic wrestling gold medalist Dan Gable, University of Iowa associate head wrestling coach Terry Brands and University of Northern Iowa wrestling coach Doug Schwab. They’ll gather at the Iowa State High School Wrestling Tournament to kick-off their campaign called “Let’s Keep Wrestling.”
Branstad and each member of Iowa’s congressional delegation have signed a letter they will send to the IOC this morning, describing the importance of wrestling to Iowans and the Olympics. Rep. Bruce Braley on Thursday noted it would be an “absolute shame” if young Iowans’ could not live their Olympic dream.
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Hallie Christofferson scored 27 points and grabbed 10 rebounds Thursday night, and No. 24 Iowa State beat No. 22 Oklahoma 72-68 to move into second place in the Big 12. Chelsea Poppens added 19 points and eight rebounds for the Cyclones (18-5, 9-4 Big 12), who completed a season sweep of the Sooners. Iowa State won the previous meeting 82-61 on Jan. 15 in Ames, Iowa. Nicole Blaskowsky scored 15 for Iowa State. The Cyclones’ lead never got below four points down the stretch.
Three players scored 14 points for the Sooners (18-6, 8-4). Sharane Campbell, Aaryn Ellenberg and Nicole Griffin shared the scoring honors with Morgan Hook scoring 13 for Oklahoma. Four Sooners fouled out as Iowa State was 27 of 34 from the free-throw line, led by Christofferson who was 11 for 14.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Devyn Marble scored 22 points and Melsahn Basabe blocked a potential game-tying layup with 21 seconds left to help Iowa hold off Penn State 74-72 on Thursday night. Iowa (16-9, 5-7 Big Ten) led by at least 10 twice in the game but couldn’t put away the league’s last-place team until late.
The Nittany Lions (8-16, 0-12) went 0 for 2 from the field in the last 30 seconds with a chance to tie or take the lead, capped by Basabe’s block of Jermaine Marshall’s drive to the paint. Marble was fouled on the ensuing inbounds and hit two foul shots for a four-point lead with 20.9 seconds left.
Penn State had one last chance, down three with 1.5 seconds left and Marshall on the foul line. Marshall hit both shots, but the Nittany Lions whiffed on a chance for a game-tying putback if Marshall had missed at the line.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Harlan 70, Carroll 51
Norwalk 68, ADM, Adel 47
1A District Quarterfinals
Ankeny Christian Academy 59, Madrid 34
Earlham 52, Adair-Casey 31
Guthrie Center 63, Woodward-Granger 32
Woodward Academy 63, Grandview Park Baptist, Des Moines 56
Lamoni 81, East Union, Afton 36
Martensdale-St. Marys 55, Lenox 49
Mount Ayr 59, Diagonal 45
Murray 73, Corning 33
East Mills 57, Fremont Mills, Tabor 37
Sidney 44, Nishnabotna 33
South Page, College Springs 54, Stanton 50
Villisca 65, Bedford 57
CAM, Anita 73, A-H-S-T, Avoca 70, 3OT
Riverside, Oakland 59, Griswold 56
Underwood 56, Logan-Magnolia 38
West Harrison, Mondamin 80, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 65
Ar-We-Va, Westside 77, River Valley, Correctionville 50
Lawton-Bronson 81, Siouxland Community Christian 28
West Monona, Onawa 74, Boyer Valley, Dunlap 47
Woodbury Central, Moville 70, Charter Oak-Ute 39
2A District Semifinals
Nodaway Valley 67, Panorama, Panora 29
Red Oak 54, Clarinda 43
St. Albert, Council Bluffs 61, Treynor 52
IKM-Manning 49, Tri-Center, Neola 44
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 57, OA-BCIG 45
JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals have agreed to a three-year contract extension with general manager John Mozeliak and exercised the 2014 option for manager Mike Matheny. The 44-year-old Mozeliak will now be with the Cardinals through 2016. Matheny, in the second year of a two-year contract, is now guaranteed through next year. Terms were not announced.
Chairman William DeWitt says the management team shares the same vision and he praised both managers, saying Matheny did a “remarkable” job in his first season, coming within a win of taking the team to a second straight World Series.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — For three hectic days in Des Moines, Iowans will too busy celebrating their love of wrestling to worry much about its Olympic future. Roughly 10,000 fans packed Wells Fargo Arena on Thursday morning for the opening session of the Iowa individual wrestling tournament — a 72-hour spectacle that will pack local freeways, restaurants and hotels and draw as many as 80,000 fans to the state capital. Surrounded by screaming fans, making “states” remains special for Iowa high school wrestlers. The tournament opens just days after the International Olympic Committee decided to cut the sport out of the Olympics in 2020.
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