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ABERDEEN, South Dakota – The Northwest Missouri State University men’s basketball team used a 24-0 run in the first half to cruise to an 85-44 victory over the Washburn University Ichabods in the second round of the 2021 NCAA Central Region Tournament.
Northwest (24-2 overall) posted its largest margin of victory in an NCAA Tournament game at 41 – besting the previous mark of 29 in a 91-62 win over Minnesota State in 2019. The 44 points is also the fewest Northwest has allowed in an NCAA Tournament game – previous mark was 47 vs. MSU Moorhead in the 2015 NCAA Tournament.
Washburn took a 4-2 lead on a three-pointer from Jalen Lewis with 16:19 to play in the game. Then the Northwest offense and defense took over. The Bearcats lit into the Ichabods with a 24-0 run to take a 26-4 lead with 9:19 left in the opening half. Senior Ryan Hawkins buried all four three-point attempts he took in the run. Lewis scored again with 8:52 to play to cut the Northwest lead to 26-7. All told, the Ichabod scoreless stretch lasted 7:33.
Northwest would lead by as many as 30 in the opening half at 44-14. Northwest took a 44-16 lead into intermission. The Bearcats shot 60.0% in the first half on 15-of-25 field goals. The Ichabods made only five shots and shot 22.7% from the field, including 18.2% from three-point range. Hawkins led all scorers with 18 first-half points on 5-of-9 shooting from the field. Hawkins was 4-of-7 from three-point range.
The Bearcats came out just as hot in the second half and blitzed the Ichabods with a 28-3 run to start the half. Northwest took a 72-19 lead with 11:09 left in the game. Northwest scored the first 12 points of the half, Washburn’s Connor Deffebaugh made a three and then Northwest proceeded to score 16 straight points.
A three-pointer by Daniel Abreu with 6:50 left gave Northwest a 54-point lead at 80-26. The Bearcats would finish off the Ichabods, 85-44.
Northwest shot 55.6% from the field for the game. The Bearcats drained 11 three-pointers.
Hawkins led all scorers with 27 points. Hawkins buried a team-high seven three-pointers and was 8-of-13 from the field, including 7-of-11 from deep. Hawkins added a team-high eight rounds, five assists and two blocked shots.
Junior Trevor Hudgins scored 14 points and handed out a team-high eight assists to go along with three steals. Sophomore Wes Dreamer connected on 7-of-12 field goals for 17 points and six rebounds. Freshman Byron Alexander came off the bench to score eight points and grab five rebounds.
Washburn was limited to 32.6% from the field and made only 7-of-21 three-point shots. Washburn’s first-team all-MIAA guard Tyler Geiman was held to five points on 2-of-14 shooting from the floor.
Northwest committed two turnovers in the game, while Washburn was credited with 17 turnovers.
The Bearcats will meet the Northern State Wolves Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the 2021 NCAA Central Region Tournament final. The winner will advance to the Elite Eight set for March 24-27 in Evansville, Indiana.
FOR SALE: Collector toy tractors Scale 1/16: (in boxes) Case DC-3 with eagle hitch- $150. Allis Chalmers CA- $120. Allis Chalmers D-14 gas tractor- $20. ERTL Farmall BN collector edition- $50. ERTL Farmall 560 Diesel- $75. Call or text April @ 249-6983. Leave a message.
FOR SALE: 2000 Ford F150 1/2 ton pickup with 56,000 miles, 6 cylinder, 5 speed manual transmission. Asking $3,750. Call 712-243-1512 and ask for Brett. SOLD!
WANTED: Whitney Bank cookbook published several years ago. Recipes were favorites of the employees, etc. Mine got ruined and I am trying to find one as I used it a lot! Call 249-0116. FOUND!
FOR SALE: Men’s Bicycle, 21 inch, good shape. $60.
FOR SALE: Golden Retriever puppies. 712-579-1981. Also eggs.
FOR SALE: Single story, 2 bedroom home in Exira. 1 large and 1 small bedroom. Excellent condition with new windows, new roof, and newer central air unit. Appliances, including side-by-side refrigerator, washer and dryer and stove are included. The home will need to be moved off the property. Seller is willing to work with buyer on time frame to get it moved. Also has a deck on the front that could go with it. Would be a great retirement or starter home. Asking $15,000. Call 712-304-2587. Also selling 3 industrial size sliding glass doors. 8′ wide and standard height. Pella glass brand with double pane, argon sealed, energy efficient glass. Still in the wrapping and have been kept in a heated garage. Can check them out because they have different sliding styles and coloring. $300 each. Call 712-304-2587. SOLD!
FOR SALE: 2 sets of men’s golf clubs with bag for $5 each. FREE: 1 set of kids golf clubs with bag. Call 712-249-7733 in Atlantic.
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FOR SALE: Old electric motor (it is a collectible) – $50. FEATURES: One (1) horsepower heavy duty electric motor manufactured by Master Electric Co., Dayton, OH. Runs 1725 rpm and has alternating current as 110 or 220 volts. It is over 60 years old and is a quiet running motor and works fine. The company that manufactured these motors no longer manufactured them after 1961 as the company was sold to another company. This motor has been in storage for over 45 years. If interested, will send a picture. Ph: 515-943-6471.
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FOR SALE: I have for sale a 170 John Deere Riding lawn mower. It is a 38 inch cut with extra blades, a 420cc cast iron heavy duty motor and a bagging system provided with it. It is in excellent condition. It may need a new seat but that is the only issue with it. It has been very dependable and not used for commercial mowing. I purchased it 2 years ago but have now purchased another mower so I don’t have any need for the John Deere. For more information phone 712-268-5531 or 712-304-7579. This is a listing in Exira.
A woman from Creston reported Saturday afternoon, that someone had stolen her motorcycle. The theft of a black, 2007 Harley Davidson occurred sometime between 11-p.m. Friday and 1-p.m., Saturday, from the vicinity of 412 N. Maple Street, in Creston. The motorcycle was parked in front of the residence on the sidewalk, and keys were not in it. The loss was estimated at $16,000.
The 7:07-a.m. News with News Director Ric Hanson.
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Audubon county hard surface roads and gravel have several inches of slushy snow on them this morning (March 15), and the hard surface roads are slick under the snow. Plows will be out at to clear hard surface roads. Give yourself extra travel time and stopping distance this morning. Gravel roads will be soft under the snow in areas after the amount of rain we received over the weekend. Drive safe.
A Public Hearing will be held electronically Tuesday morning, in Atlantic, on the FY 2022 Cass County Budget. The hearing begins at 9:05-a.m. during a meeting of the Cass County Board of Supervisors, and is accessible via ZOOM (see related data for the meeting below). Following the hearing, the Board will reconvene their regular session, and review County Compensation Board recommendations for elected officers’ FY2022 compensation, and act on those recommendations.
The Board will also take action on adopting the FY2022 Cass County Secondary Roads, and Cass County, Budgets. They are then expected to receive an update from Secondary Roads Dept. Engineer Trent Wolken, followed by the appointment of a Sheriff’s Deputy, and Lincoln Township Clerk (the latter of which is for the remainder of a term ending 12/31/2024).
[ZOOM Meeting info.: Meeting ID: 138 870 131 Password: 012064 ]
(Radio Iowa) – March is “Problem Gambling Awareness” month and the head of Iowa’s treatment program says they are trying to let everyone know that things don’t have to get out of control. Eric Pruess says that’s why they have started their “Be Number One at Getting Help” campaign. “To help those who might not understand much about gambling have a bit more empathy understanding and support for those individuals — to encourage them to reach out for support rather than anger and I can’t believe you did this, how could you do this? Why do you have this problem and no one else has this problem,” Pruess says.
He says the gambler and those around them need to know what’s involved. “It’s a disease, it’s something that people need help for and there’s help available. That’s really what we are trying to get at,” Pruess says. “And certainly within the theme of Problem Gambling Awareness Month is awareness plus action makes good things happen.” Sports betting has taken off in Iowa since becoming legal — and Preuss says there’s no doubt it increases the temptation for those who might gamble illegally. “All you have to do is watch T-V and know there is a very high level of competition that is going on with the new sportsbooks when the sports law changed,” Preuss says.
He says there are a lot of offers out there trying to get people into sports gambling. “They’re competing for a limited number of Iowans and trying to build that relationship with Iowans to do sports wagering. And they are doing it in some very enticing ways — bet a dollar win a hundred. We guarantee you won’t lose your first 25 dollars,” Preuss says. ” For a person who hasn’t gambled before, it sounds like ‘why wouldn’t I try that?” He says gambling doesn’t have to take over your life. “We really just want to get the message out to them to play responsibly — to stay within their means. Make sure you are only wagering your discretionary income and not looking at it to make money,” according to Pruess. ” I mean, it’s fun, it’s entertainment. If you win great, if you don’t, you walk away and you had fun doing it, that type of thing.”
He says if you feel you have a problem there is help at 1-800-BETTS-OFF or by going online to yourlifeiowa.org. “And they can initiate a chat session there. But they can also find more information about responsible gambling, what a gambling problem might look like, and other resources to assist them,” he says. Pruess says about one percent of Iowans meet the criteria for a gambling disorder and about 14 percent who may be at risk for gambling disorder.
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