The Logan-Magnolia girls basketball team outscored the AHSTW Lady Vikes by 10 in the second half and pulled away for a 51-37 win at the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs on Friday afternoon.

AHSTW led 8-7 at the end of the first but the Panthers grabbed a four point lead by halftime at 20-16. Macanna Guritz proceeded to drop 15 of her team-leading 17 points in the second half to lead the Panthers charge.

Ava Goldsmith added 12 for the Panthers, including three triples in the game. Logan-Magnolia improves to 5-3 on the year.

AHSTW got 24 points from Delaney Goshorn but only three other Lady Vikes got in the book. Ellie Petersen finished with 9. The Lady Vikes fall to 3-6 on the season.

Pride of Iowa Wrestling Tournament
Southeast Warren High School
12/16/2022

Team Scoring

1. Martensdale-St. Marys 187
2. Nodaway Valley/O-M 166.5
3. SW Valley 151
4. SE Warren/Melcher-Dallas 148.5
5. Lenox 105
6. East Union 85.5
7. Central Decatur 70
8. Wayne 66
9. Bedford 52
10. Mount Ayr 37

Nodaway Valley/O-M got championships from Keyin Steeve (113), Ashton Honnold (195), and Trent Warner (285)

Full results HERE

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Lewis Central 49, Atlantic 34 (A: Paytn Harter 11pts)
Clarinda 40, Denison-Schleswig 37
Glenwood 46, Creston 35
Harlan 67, Red Oak 12
Kuemper Catholic 55, Kingsley-Pierson 45
St. Albert 48, Shenandoah 34

Western Iowa Conference
Logan-Magnolia 51, AHSTW 37 (L-M: Macanna Guritz 17pts. A: Delaney Goshorn 24pts)
Treynor 90, IKM-Manning 32
Tri-Center 40, Missouri Valley 32
Underwood 55, Audubon 27 (U: Alizabeth Jacobsen 16pts)

Rolling Valley Conference
CAM 63, Boyer Valley 42 (C: Eva Steffensen 27pts)
Coon Rapids-Bayard 49, Ar-We-Va 25
Glidden-Ralston 68, West Harrison 48

Corner Conference
East Mills 64, Griswold 8
Sidney 63, Essex 25
Stanton 41, Fremont-Mills 29 (S: Riley Burke 12pts)

Other Scores
Ballard 59, Carroll 40
Bishop Heelan 72, CB Thomas Jefferson 28
CB Abraham Lincoln 57, Sioux City West 47
Mormon Trail 59, Orient-Macksburg 44

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Lewis Central 54, Atlantic 50 (A: Jackson McLaren 15pts)
Denison-Schleswig 64, Clarinda 52
Glenwood 82, Creston 67
Harlan 67, Red Oak 45
Kuemper Catholic 77, Kingsley-Pierson 49
St. Albert 77, Shenandoah 38

Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 57, Logan-Magnolia 24 (A: Kyle Sternberg 19pts)
IKM-Manning 49, Treynor 48 (OT)
Tri-Center 50, Missouri Valley 44
Underwood 63, Audubon 44

Rolling Valley Conference
CAM 79, Boyer Valley 54
Coon Rapids-Bayard 49, Ar-We-Va 36
West Harrison 68, Glidden-Ralston 23

Corner Conference
East Mills 71, Griswold 26
Sidney 86, Essex 58
Stanton 79, Fremont-Mills 70

Other Scores
Ballard 74, Carroll 63
Bishop Heelan 57, CB Thomas Jefferson 27
CB Abraham Lincoln 78, Sioux City West 63
Madrid 82, West Central Valley 45

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(Radio Iowa) – Roland Story wrestler Kade Blume will not participate in any more extracurricular activities this school year in the wake of the 17 year old’s charge of assaulting another student during a hazing incident. The Roland story School District and the Blume family reached an agreement that the two time defending state champion would not participate in extracurricular activities for the remainder of the year, following his charge of felony assault that stems back from New Year’s Day.

The announcement came down following the news that Blume would not wrestle at Saturday’s Jim Kinyon Invitational in Story City after Knoxville is wrestling team had pulled out of the event and they will now wrestle in Iowa City.

Blume has reached an agreement with prosecutors to enter a plea to the original charge and the case will be completed in juvenile court.

Iowa coach Fran McCaffery says the NCAA blew it when it came to regulating Name, Image and Likeness. What started as a way for players to make some money has turned into a recruiting inducement and many players across the country are reportedly upset that promises are not being kept.

McCaffery says there was no way of combining N-I-L with the transfer portal and preventing it from becoming pay for play.

McCaffery says N-I-L was intended to give players opportunities in the business world.

The Hawkeyes return to action Saturday night against Southeast Missouri.

Drake looks to bounce back from its most lopsided loss in three years when the Bulldogs visit St. Louis University on Saturday. The Bulldogs are 8-2 after being ambushed at the outset in a 30-point loss at Richmond.

That’s Drake coach Darian DeVries who says they have worked on improving ball movement on offense.

DeVries felt coming into the season that the Bulldogs would be much better from three point range. So far, they are only connecting on 32 percent from behind the arc.

St. Louis is 7-4 and Saturday’s game will feature two outstanding point guards. Drake senior Roman Penn averages nearly 11 points per game while Billiken junior Yuri Collins averages more than 12 points and leads the country with more than 10 assists per game.

Drake senior guard Garrett Sturtz says the loss at Richmond was a wake up call.

Sturtz says St. Louis will be difficult to guard.

The Northwestern College football team is in Durham, North Carolina preparing for Saturday’s NAIA title game against Keiser of Florida. Northwestern quarterback Jalyn Gramstad says they are excited to play for the championship.

The third ranked Red Raiders are 12-1 and All-American receiver Cade Moser says as a COVID senior it has been a special season.

Linebacker Tanner Oelsen says this team is more confident than two years ago when Northwestern lost to Lindsey Wilson of Kentucky 45-13 in the championship game. The Red Raiders were without injured All-American quarterback Tyson Kooima in that game.

Oelsen says previous championship game experience is a plus.

Northwestern linebacker and Great Plains Conference defensive player of the year Parker Friar says it will be a tough matchup against the Keiser offensive line.

Northwestern will be the third straight Iowa team Keiser has played. The Seahawks beat top ranked and defending champion Morningside in the quarterfinals before ousting second ranked Grand View in the semis.