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BOYS BASKETBALL
Atlantic 57, Creston 46
Adair-Casey 51, Lenox 48
Bedford 60, Stanton 40
Bondurant Farrar 71, Carroll 57
Council Bluffs Lewis Central 67, Clarinda 64, OT
Boyer Valley 67, South Central Calhoun 57
Exira-EHK 81, AHST 54
Glenwood 53, Denison-Schleswig 50
East Greene 77, Audubon 73
Nodaway Valley 67, Kuemper Catholic 55
Harlan 59, Red Oak 41
Logan-Magnolia 65, East Mills 52
Murray 74, Martensdale-St. Marys 61
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 75, Council Bluffs Jefferson 50
Sioux City Heelan 74, Council Bluffs Lincoln 34
Treynor 64, Tabor Fremont-Mills 33
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Bondurant Farrar 51, Carroll 34
Glenwood 58, Denison-Schleswig 39
Harlan 53, Red Oak 43
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 84, Council Bluffs Jefferson 20
Sioux City Heelan 72, Council Bluffs Lincoln 42
The Atlantic Boys Basketball team earned an outright Hawkeye 10 Conference Championship on Friday night with a 57-46 win on the road against Creston. It is the first conference championship since 2002 for the Trojans and the 25th overall for the Atlantic Boys program.
Sam Markham lead the way in the victory with 19 points. Harrison Hoegh and Dalton Franken chipped in with 16 apiece to help earn the win. The Trojans used a combination of great defensive pressure and quick offensive attacks to wear down and frustrate the Panthers.
The Trojans improve to 17-3 overall and finish with a conference record of 11-2. Atlantic will finish the regular season at home against Abraham Lincoln on Tuesday, February 14th before beginning postseason play at home versus Red Oak on February 20th.
Atlantic has also won boys conference titles in 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1950, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1991, 1996, 1998 and 2002.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Officials say that over 7,500 tickets have been sold for the April’s U.S. Olympic team wrestling trials in Iowa City.
USA Wrestling events director Pete Isais says ticket demand for the 2012 trials is the highest it’s ever been.
The trial will determine who’ll wrestle for the U.S. in the London Olympics in August. They’ll be held April 21 and 22 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Six former University of Iowa wrestlers are among the 175 athletes who’ve already qualified for the event.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Two straight years of disappointing results, star running backs leaving the program and the loss of both coordinators would land many coaches on the hot seat.
Not Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz. He’s not going anywhere.
Ferentz is the Big Ten’s longest-tenured coach at 13 seasons and counting. He also has the unwavering support of athletic director Gary Barta despite the turmoil that has engulfed the program over the past 18 months.
Barta says Ferentz has run a program that’s extremely successful on the field and sports one of the highest graduation rates in the country. Barta also says Ferentz’s value system is shared by the people of Iowa.
Earlier this week when asked what her team needed to do to replace the game-night contributions of Jamie Printy, Samantha Logic suggested quietly that everyone else on the women’s basketball team at the University of Iowa needed to do just a little more than they would have before the Hawkeyes’ all-Big Ten guard was lost for the season. Thursday night on Mediacom Court in Carver-Hawkeye Arena, the multi-talented freshman guard from Racine, Wis., did exactly that and a little more for good measure to lead Bluder’s Bunch to a convincing 75-58 victory over Minnesota in the Hawkeyes’ annual “Pink Game” in support of the Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Logic completed her night with 20 points, nine rebounds, and six assists. Morgan Johnson led all scorers with 23 points. In addition to becoming the 32nd Hawkeye to score 1,000 points in their career, Iowa’s post player also had eight rebounds and three blocked shots. Kamille Wahlin added 19 points and five three-point baskets, and Kelly Krei added nine rebounds on Kelli Krei Bobblehead Night. The victory was Iowa’s fourth straight and second in a row since the loss of Printy. It pushed Iowa’s Big Ten Conference record to 7-5 and the team’s overall mark to 15-10. The Gophers fell to 4-8 in league play – a mark that includes a victory over league-leading and nationally ranked Ohio State – and 12-14 for the season.
Iowa returns to action Sunday when Bluder’s Bunch entertains Michigan State at 2 p.m. in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The Spartans carried a 6-4 Big Ten record and a 14-9 overall mark into their game against Northwestern Thursday in East Lansing, Mich.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Glenwood 51, St. Albert 43
Underwood 45, Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 30
Woodbine 56, Missouri Valley 50
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Lewis Central 52, Clarinda 41
Class 1-A Region 2
Regional First Round
Charter Oak-Ute 65, Whiting 52
Glidden-Ralston 53, Paton-Churdan 39
Southeast Webster-Grand 69, East Greene 25
Class 1-A Region 7
Regional First Round
East Union 48, Diagonal 33
Bedford 60, Lenox 23
Coon Rapids-Bayard 46, CAM 31
Earlham 56, Adair-Casey 42
Exira-EHK 51, Guthrie Center 38
Martensdale-St. Marys 48, Orient-Macksburg 31
Mount Ayr 47, Lamoni 44
Murray 29, Mormon Trail 19
Class 1-A Region 8
Regional First Round
A-H-S-T 66, Heartland Christian 23
Corning 56, Essex 30
Boyer Valley 62, West Harrison 57
Riverside 56, Walnut 34
Stanton 72, East Mills 9
Fremont-Mills 36, Sidney 31
Villisca 50, Nishnabotna 42
Ar-We-Va 85, Woodbine 41
Northwestern took control early with a 16-2 run and rolled past the Iowa Hawkeyes 83-64 in Big Ten play, Thursday night. The Hawkeyes turned the ball over 18 times and Northwestern connected on 13 three pointers in the game as the Hawks fall to 5-7 in the conference race. Freshman Aaron White was one of the few bright spots during the game. He finished with 17 points and 12 rebounds. Iowa is off until a trip to Penn State next Thursday.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Tickets for Iowa football games will go up $2 per game in 2012. Iowa athletic officials say the slight increase will push season tickets to $388 for next season’s seven-game home schedule. Season ticket holders will have a chance to renew their tickets in early March, and single-game tickets will go on sale in late June if they’re available. Iowa is charging $70 per ticket for games against Iowa State and Nebraska. The Hawkeyes are asking $60 for tickets for their game against Northern Iowa on Sept. 15. Iowa has sold out 54 of its last 56 games at Kinnick Stadium.
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