Class 4-A
1. Ankeny (6-0), LW #1 @ Dowling Catholic (Tue)
2. Iowa City West (6-0), LW #2 @ #8 Cedar Falls (Tue)
3. Dubuque Senior (5-0), LW #5 @ Clinton (Thur)
4. Waukee (5-1), LW #6 @ Fort Dodge (Tue)
5. S.E. Polk (5-1), LW #3 @ Indianola (Tue)
6. WDM Valley (5-1), LW #7 vs Ames (Tue)
7. Sioux City East (5-1), LW #8 vs Storm Lake (Tue)
8. Cedar Falls (3-1), LW (X) vs #2 Iowa City West (Thur)
9. Cedar Rapids Kennedy (4-1), LW #9 vs Waterloo West (Tue)
10.Linn-Mar (3-2), LW #4 @ Waterloo West 1/3

Class 3-A
1. Waverly-Shell Rock (6-0), LW #2 vs Charles City (Tue)
2. MOC-Floyd Valley (7-0), LW #4 @ RockValley (Tue)
3. Sioux City Heelan (4-1), LW #1 @ #7 LeMars (Tue)
4. Iowa Falls-Alden (6-0), LW #6 @ Webster City (Tue)
5. Mount Pleasant (6-1), LW #5 @ Oskaloosa (Tue)
6. Davenport Assumption (4-2), LW #3 @ CR Xavier (Tue)
7. LeMars (6-0), LW (X) vs #3 Heelan (Tue)
8. Dallas Center-Grimes (6-0), LW (X) vs #10 ADM (tonight)
9. Western Dubuque (4-1), LW (X) vs Dyersville Beckman (Tue)
10.ADM (Adel) (6-1), LW #9 @ #8 Dallas Center-Grimes (tonight)

Class 2-A
1. West Marshall (7-0), LW #2 vs AGWSR (Tue)
2. DSM Christian (7-0), LW #3 vs Van Meter 1/3
3. Mount Vernon (6-1), LW #9 vs Central Clinton 1/3
4. West Fork (6-0), LW #5 vs Mason City Newman (tonight)
5. Denver (8-0), LW (X) vs Cedar Falls NU High (Tue)
6. Ogden (8-0), LW #7 @ Guthrie Center (Tue)
7. Sioux Center (6-1), LW (X) vs Rock Valley 1/3
8. Kuemper Catholic (6-2), LW #6 @ Lewis Central (Tue)
9. North Cedar (5-1), LW (X) vs CR Jefferson (Tue)
10.Fort Dodge St. Edmond (5-2), LW #8 vs Humboldt (Tue)

Class 1-A
1. Danville (7-0), LW #1 vs Fairfield Maharishi (Tue)
2. Storm Lake St. Marys (5-0), LW #2 vs Denison-Schleswig (Tue)
3. Northeast Hamilton (8-0), LW #3 vs North Tama (Tue)
4. Boyden-Hull (5-1), LW #4 @ Okoboji (tonight)
5. Kingsley-Pierson (5-0), LW #5 @ Woodbury Central 1/3
6. Keota (7-0), LW #6 vs Iowa Valley (Tue)
7. North Iowa (6-1), LW #8 vs Ventura (tonight)
8. Treynor (7-0), LW (X) @ AHST (Tue)
9. Lone Tree (7-0), LW #10 vs Louisa-Muscatine (Tue)
10.Nodaway Valley (5-1), LW (X) vs East Union (Tue)

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Royce White had 14 points and eight rebounds and Iowa State held off Central Michigan 59-52 on Sunday for its third straight win. Chris Babb scored 11 points for the Cyclones (8-3), who survived a second-half scare from the Chippewas (5-6). Central Michigan took its first lead, 48-47, with 6:48 left. Iowa State grabbed the lead back on a breakaway dunk from Tyrus McGee, and White gave the Cyclones the ball back with a block with 42 seconds left. The Cyclones would have likely put the game away earlier, but they shot just 13 of 21 from the free-throw line in the second half. Trey Zeigler had 19 points for Central Michigan, which lost its fourth game in five tries.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Green Bay Packers’ perfect season came to a crashing halt on Sunday against the beleaguered Kansas City Chiefs, who rallied behind interim coach Romeo Crennel and new quarterback Kyle Orton to a shocking 19-14 victory. Orton finished 23 of 31 for 299 yards in his first start for the Chiefs (6-8), who fired coach Todd Haley last Monday with the team having lost five of its last six games. The loss also ended the Packers’ 19-game winning streak. But behind an inspired performance by the defense, four field goals by Ryan Succop and Jackie Battle’s short touchdown run with 4:53 left in the game, Kansas City managed to hand the Packers (13-1) their first loss since Dec. 19, 2010, at New England — exactly one day shy of a full year. Aaron Rodgers was just 17 of 35 for 235 yards and a touchdown, and he also scampered eight yards for another touchdown with 2:12 left in the game. But the Packers were unable to recover the onside kick and then pick up a couple of first downs to secure the victory.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The University of Northern Iowa has announced plans for a wide-ranging review of the way its athletics department and other offices handle sexual harassment and assault complaints. All three of Iowa’s public universities are reviewing policies for preventing and reporting child abuse after coaches at Penn State and Syracuse have been accused of using their positions to meet victims. But UNI is going further than the others, performing a review and audit to determine whether its practices comply with the federal law known as Title IX that bans gender discrimination in public education. A Davenport woman suing the university for the way she was treated after two football players sexually assaulted her in 2004 has been seeking precisely such a review in her pending lawsuit, which was filed in 2007. 

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — After a pair of tough road losses, Iowa needed senior Matt Gatens to provide leadership, stability and, above all else, a strong game against rival Drake. Gatens was brilliant on both ends of the floor on Saturday night. Gatens led five Hawkeyes in double figures with 20 points and shut down Drake star Ben Simons as Iowa knocked off the Bulldogs 82-68 to snap a two-game losing streak. Bryce Cartwright added 12 points for the Hawkeyes (6-5), who also avoided their first sweep at the hands of their instate rivals Drake, Iowa State and Northern Iowa. Melsahn Basabe, Aaron White and Marble each scored 10 points for Iowa.

Rayvonte Rice led Drake (6-4) with 23 points, 19 of those coming in the second half.  Iowa capitalized on Drake’s poor shooting – just 11 for 30 in the first half – into open looks at the other end. The Hawkeyes shot 57.6 percent in the first 20 minutes and got 26 of their 44 points inside the paint. The Hawkeyes had been humbled on the road in their last two games, decisive losses at Northern Iowa and Iowa State. The Panthers beat Iowa by 20, and the Cyclones led by as many as 24 points before cruising to an 86-76 win. But the Bulldogs have never had much success at Iowa, and Saturday night wasn’t any different. Jordan Clarke had 10 points and 10 rebounds for Drake, which committed 19 turnovers and lost for the 29th time in 32 trips to Iowa City.