BOYS BASKETBALL

• Atlantic 83, Tri-Center 38
• A-H-S-T 67, Heartland Christian 39
• Harlan 62, St. Albert Bluffs 38
• Lawton-Bronson 73, Logan-Magnolia 28
• Lenox 77, Orient-Macksburg 39
• Villisca 81, Corning 29
• Clarinda Academy 56, Shenandoah 51

GIRLS BASKETBALL

• Tri-Center 38, Atlantic 29
• Heartland Christian 56, A-H-S-T 26
• Lawton-Bronson 93, Logan-Magnolia 17
• Lenox 55, Orient-Macksburg 48
• Shenandoah 67, Clarinda Academy 34
• Villisca 57, Corning 43

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Andy Reid has been introduced as the new coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, one week after he was fired following 14 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles. Reid was joined by Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt and several other team officials at a packed news conference at Arrowhead Stadium. Reid takes over for Romeo Crennel, who joined Reid and five other NFL coaches in losing their jobs last Monday.

Reid took the Eagles to the Super Bowl and won 130 games over his career. But things had soured the past couple seasons and he was dismissed after going 4-12. He takes over a team that went 2-14, matching the worst finish in Chiefs history. That means the Chiefs pick first in the NFL draft for the first time.

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Team Scoring:

1. Harlan  201
2. Tri-Center  151.5
3. East Mills  150
4. Woodbine  126
5. Kuemper Catholic  119.5
6. Griswold  113
7. West Monona  89
8. Missouri Valley  81
9. Treynor  53
10. Clarinda Academy  28

Weight Class Champions:

• 106 – Wil Beach (Harlan)
• 113 – Chris Hopkins (Harlan)
• 120 – Broghan Kelly (Harlan)
• 126 – Alexander Schmitz (Kuemper)
• 132 – Jared Eischeid (Kuemper)
• 138 – Tanner Potter (Griswold)
• 145 – Darrian Irlbeck (Tri-Center)
• 152 – Logan Moore (West Monona)
• 160 – Josh Matusik (Woodbine)
• 170 – Adam Zaccone (Harlan)
• 182 – Ben Wellman (Tri-Center)
• 195 – Cale Stork (Harlan)
• 220 – John Wohlers (MoValley)
• 285 – Jordan Siebert (Harlan)

Jim Field and Chris Parks have the call from Nodaway Valley High School in Greenfield.

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Several Iowa State football players saw their college season come to an end in the New Year’s Eve bowl game loss to Tulsa, but several are likely to continue their football careers at the next level. Defensive lineman, Jake McDonough of Urbandale overcame injuries to play at I-S-U, and now is looking forward to the next step.  “I will be training from here on out, and then I’ll have an internship to finish out my college career. I’ll graduate in May, and then hopefully I can pursue my career in the N-F-L,” McDonough says.

Jake Knott had to watch the last part of his senior season from the sidelines after an injury, but is happy the way it turned out overall. “First of all I’ve just been luck to be surrounded by the people I have been, the coaching and all that. In this day and age in college football to have the same coach and head coach for four years straight is awesome and says a lot about where the program is headed,” Knott says. While Knott will now try to make it into the N-F-L, his brother is preparing to try and fill his spot on the Cyclone defense.

Knott says his brother has been playing the linebacker position since mid-season and has impressed him with what he has done. He says it will be interesting to see how his brother or anyone else who steps into the position does next season. It will be a big hole in the defense to fill, as Knott’s runningmate at linebacker, A-J Klein, is also graduating expected to be an N-F-L prospect.

(Radio Iowa)

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) – Trey Burke had 19 points and a career-high 12 assists, part of another stellar offensive performance from No. 2 Michigan in a 95-67 win over Iowa on Sunday. Glenn Robinson III added 20 points and 10 rebounds for the Wolverines, who had only 17 points with 7:00 remaining in the first half before overwhelming the Hawkeyes (11-4, 0-2 Big Ten) with a flurry of dunks, 3-pointers and other highlights.

Michigan (15-0, 2-0) is a win away from matching the program’s best start to a season. The 1985-86 team began 16-0. Devyn Marble scored 14 points for the Hawkeyes, who were holding opponents to 37 percent shooting before facing Michigan. The Wolverines shot 58 percent from the field and 10 of 22 from 3-point range.

1. Sioux City North  5-0
2. Bondurant-Farrar  4-1
3. Atlantic  4-1
4. Riverside  3-2
5. Carroll  2-3
6. Nodaway Valley  1-4
7. Denison  1-4
8. Red Oak  0-5

Round 1:

• SC North 58, Red Oak 19
• Carroll 48, Nodaway Valley 36
• Bondurant-Farrar 57, Denison 20
• Atlantic 35, Riverside 28

 Round 2:

• Riverside 49, Carroll 27
• Atlantic 51, Denison 30
• SC North 62, Nodaway Valley 11
• Bondurant-Farrar 50, Red Oak 28

Round 3:

• Bondurant-Farrar 40, Riverside 38
• Carroll 41, Red Oak 36
• SC North 54, Denison 12
• Atlantic 51, Nodaway Valley 24

Round 4:

• Nodaway Valley 56, Denison 21
• SC North 53, Atlantic 16
• Bondurant-Farrar 52, Carroll 25
• Riverside 49, Red Oak 45

Round 5:

• SC North 42, Bondurant-Farrar 33
• Atlantic 40, Carroll 39
• Riverside 54, Nodaway Valley 26
• Denison 42, Red Oak 39

All Tournament:

• 106 – Tanner Mertz (RO)
• 113 – Jacob Vogl (Riverside)
• 120 – Caleb Coleman (B-F)
• 126 – Geoff Sellers (RO)
• 132 – Clay Harris (Riverside)
• 138 – Alan Perry (B-F)
• 145 – Patrick Rooney (B-F)
• 152 – Tucker Ksaisek (B-F)
• 160 – Gage Marten (SC North)
• 170 – Dustin Fuller (SC North)
• 182 – Matt Williamson (Atlantic)
• 195 – Tyler Stork (Atlantic)
• 220 – Tyler Christensen (Atlantic)
• 285 – Chad Pohlmeier (B-F)

(Credit cyclones.com)

LUBBOCK, Texas – Iowa State was hot early and hustled late to earn a 58-54 Big 12 road win at Texas Tech Saturday in United Spirit Arena. Some of the credit must go to Iowa State (11-1 overall, 2-0 Big 12) head coach Bill Fennelly, who saved his timeouts in the first half for key situations late, despite a couple of Lady Raider runs. Consequently, he saw his team tally its third-ever win at Texas Tech (11-3 overall, 1-1 Big 12). The Cyclones are 2-0 in the Big 12 Conference for the first time since the 2004-05 season.

Hallie Christofferson was 5-of-5 from the floor, making both of her three-point attempts to pace Iowa State with 13 points. Chelsea Poppens scored the last two of her eight points in the final two seconds of the game to ice the Cyclone victory. She made a game-high 15 rebounds in a contest in which no other player on either team earned double figures on the boards. It was her 36^th career game with more than 10 rebounds. Iowa State outscored Texas Tech 16-3 off the bench.

Iowa State plays at Baylor Wednesday at 7 p.m. CST in Waco, Texas.