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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Hawkeye Ten Conference
Atlantic 56, Shenandoah 44 (A: Paytn Harter 19pts, Jada Jensen 14pts)
Denison-Schleswig 65, Red Oak 31
Glenwood 69, Lewis Central 68 OT
Harlan 47, Clarinda 34
St. Albert 52, Kuemper Catholic 29
Western Iowa Conference
IKM-Manning 56, Missouri Valley 36
Logan-Magnolia 55, Audubon 25
Treynor 73, Riverside 21
Underwood 50, Tri-Center 22
Rolling Valley Conference
CAM 56, Coon Rapids-Bayard 31
Exira-EHK 71, Boyer Valley 31
ArWeVa vs West Harrison
Woodbine 71, Glidden-Ralston 46
Corner Conference
East Mills 69, Bedford 29 (E: Emily Williams 22pts)
Griswold vs. Parkview Christian NE
Pride of Iowa Conference
Nodaway Valley 63, Mount Ayr 47 (NV: Lindsey Davis 24pts)
Central Decatur vs. Chariton
Martensdale St. Marys vs. Van Meter
Other Scores
ACGC 45, West Central Valley 21
Carroll 50, Bondurant-Farrar 49
Orient-Macksburg 43, Moravia 36
Panorama 37, Woodward-Granger 30
Sioux City North 66, CB Thomas Jefferson 37
BOYS BASKETBALL
Hawkeye Ten Conference
Atlantic 67, Shenandoah 32
Denison-Schleswig 68, Red Oak 57
Glenwood 56, Lewis Central 54
Harlan 80, Clarinda 54
Kuemper Catholic 89, St. Albert 52
Western Iowa Conference
Audubon 57, Logan-Magnolia 49
IKM-Manning 64, Missouri Valley 62
Treynor 73, Riverside 47
Underwood 76, Tri-Center 52
Rolling Valley Conference
CAM 52, Coon Rapids-Bayard 44
Exira-EHK 72, Boyer Valley 55 (E: Cash Emgarten 20pts)
West Harrison vs ArWeVa
Woodbine 53, Glidden-Ralston 50
Corner Conference
East Mills 54, Bedford 46 (E: Mason Crouse 26pts)
Griswold vs. Heartland Christian
Pride of Iowa Conference
Central Decatur 55, Chariton 47
Nodaway Valley 71, Mount Ayr 60 (NV: Dawson Nelson 23pts)
Other Scores
ACGC 70, West Central Valley 39
Bondurant-Farrar 67, Carroll 60
CB Abraham Lincoln 62, Raymore-Peculiar MO 52
Sioux City North 62, CB Thomas Jefferson 55
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Due to forecasted inclement weather, University of Iowa men’s and women’s basketball start times for Wednesday games have been moved up.
Tipoff for the women’s game against Dartmouth is now slated for 12:01 p.m. (CT) inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena and will streamed on B1G+.
The men’s contest against Eastern Illinois will follow at approximately 2:31 p.m. (CT) on B1G+.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa senior Filip Rebraca has been named Big Ten Men’s Basketball Player of the Week. The announcement was made on Monday by the Big Ten Conference.
Rebraca (6-foot-9, 230 pounds) had a career performance in lifting the Hawkeyes to a 106-75 triumph over Southeast Missouri State last Saturday evening in Iowa City. Rebraca registered personal bests in points (30) and assists (6), while also grabbing a game-best nine rebounds, and collecting one steal and a block. Rebraca missed only one field goal attempt (12-of-13).
The native of Sombor, Serbia, has been playing at an elite level this season. Over the last three games, Rebraca is averaging team bests in points (20.7), rebounds (9.3), assists (4.7), and blocks (1.7). He is shooting a staggering 80.6 percent (25-of-31) from the field during that span.
Rebraca is the second Hawkeye to earn Big Ten weekly honors this season; Kris Murray was named Big Ten Co-Player of the Week on Dec. 6.
Iowa (8-3) will close out nonconference play on Wednesday against Eastern Illinois (3-9). Tipoff is scheduled for 7:01 p.m. on Mediacom Court at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
AMES, Iowa – A career-best game for Deane Fritz got her the honors for Big 12 Freshman of the Week, the conference announced Monday afternoon. The honor is the first of Fritz’s career from the Big 12.
Against then-No. 25 Villanova on Sunday at the Invesco QQQ Basketball Hall of Fame Women’s Showcase, Fritz recorded a career-best 13 points, which included a 3-of-3 shooting effort from 3-point range. She also contributed to the ISU effort with a pair of rebounds in her 31 minutes of action.
Fritz took a medical redshirt after an injury ended her first season in Ames after only three games last year. Her redshirt freshman season has seen her start all 10 games for No. 14 Iowa State this season, averaging 7.4 points and 4.0 rebounds per game. She has scored in double figures three times and opened the season by grabbing a career-best 10 rebounds against Cleveland State on Nov. 7.
Ames, Iowa – With a winter storm watch for Central Iowa in effect from Wednesday evening through late Friday, Iowa State’s Dec. 21 men’s basketball game vs. Omaha and its Dec. 22 women’s basketball game vs. Drake have been cancelled due to potential severe weather conditions, and will not be made up, the Cyclone Athletics Department announced Tuesday morning.
“After consulting with both Omaha and Drake, we believe that cancelling both games today will afford the student-athletes from all four teams the opportunity to depart ahead of the storm and return safely to their homes to spend the holidays with their families,” Iowa State Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard said.
Fans who had purchased single-game tickets for either game will be issued a refund by the ISU Athletics Ticket Office.
With the cancellations, the Cyclone basketball teams will break for the holidays before opening their 18-game Big 12 slates on Dec. 31. The Iowa State men will host No. 12 Baylor at 1 p.m. on ESPNU, while the 14th-ranked Cyclone women’s team will travel to Texas Tech for a 2 p.m. contest on ESPN+.
Soccer will become the fifth IHSAA sport to have four classifications as the Board of Control approved the addition of Class 4A ahead of the upcoming 2023 spring season.
The two-time recommendation from the soccer advisory committee passed to create classifications with fewer schools and closer enrollment totals for a sport that has shown consistent growth since becoming an IHSAA sanctioned sport in 1994-95.
In 2022, IHSAA soccer featured 172 participating teams across three classes: 48 in Class 3A, 56 in Class 2A, and 68 in Class 1A. The sport debuted in 1994-95 with 79 schools, added a second class in 1998, and added a third class in 2009 with 143 schools.
Soccer had featured over 6,000 boys’ participants for six consecutive springs prior to the pandemic-cancelled 2020 season. Other sports with four classifications include: baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, and track and field.
For 2023, IHSAA soccer will feature:
Postseason schedules and assignments were also recommended for an adjustment by the advisory committee, which will be installed alongside the new classification.
Similar to basketball in 2022-23, soccer will receive substate brackets closer to the postseason, currently planned for the week of May 8 (NFHS calendar Week 45). The substate assignments and pairings separately released in previous years will be bumped in favor a later bracket, which will allow more regular season contests to factor into postseason seedings and matchups.
2023 Postseason Schedule
Some more details have been released about the boys and girls wrestling postseasons for 2022-23.
The IGHSAU has announced the locations of four super regional sites that will serve as the state qualifying meets this season. Those sites are: Tyson Events Center in Sioux City, Iowa Events Center in Des Moines, Alliant Powerhouse in Cedar Rapids, and Luther College in Decorah. The Super Regional competition will take place on January 27th with the state meet to take place February 2nd-3rd at Xtreme Arena in Coralville. More details are set to come.
The IHSAA released the schedule for the State Dual Team Tournament which will be contested on February 4th at Xtreme Arena in Coralville. Quarterfinals are 9:00 a.m. for the top half of the brackets while the bottom half has their quarterfinals at 11:00 a.m..The consolation round is at 1:00 p.m. followed by the semifinals at 3:00 p.m. The fifth and seventh-place duals will be at 6:30 p.m. and the championship/third-place duals are scheduled for 8:30 p.m.
The Iowa High School Athletic Association has released their first boys basketball poll of the 2022-23 season. This is a new poll created this year by the association with a committee from around the state that collaborates on the rankings.
Class 1A
Class 2A
Class 3A
Class 4A
@ CB Thomas Jefferson
LeMars 69. Sioux City North 10
LeMars 78, CB Thomas Jefferson 3
Sioux City North 55, CB Thomas Jefferson 24
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Ankeny Christian 49, Baxter 44
Des Moines Christian 54, Van Meter 32
Fremont-Mills 66, Hamburg 14
Harlan 56, Panorama 49
Lenox 55, Diagonal 50
Mount Ayr 47, Worth County, MO 46
Pocahontas Area 70, East Sac County 27
Spirit Lake 60, Kuemper Catholic 34
Stanton 73, Bedford 28
Tri-Center 49, MVAOCOU 36
West Monona 56, Boyer Valley 28
Woodward-Granger 66, Paton-Churdan 28
BOYS BASKETBALL
Baxter 84, Ankeny Christian 54
Bedford 65, Stanton 55
East Sac County 74, Pocahontas Area 38
Lenox 89, Diagonal 30
Mormon Trail 64, Martensdale St. Marys 32
Mount Ayr 70, Worth County, MO 41
Tri-Center 70, MVAOCOU 24
Van Meter 48, Des Moines Christian 44
West Monona 76, Boyer Valley 48
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