CLASS 1A 

Class 1A tournament play begins February 8th with additional dates on February 13th, February 16th and February 21st.

Region 2 

2/8: St. Edmond at Glidden-Ralston, Paton-Churdan at Coon Rapids-Bayard

2/13: Quarterfinals at Newell-Fonda (vs. St. Edmond/Glidden-Ralston), BCLUW, Coon Rapids-Bayard, Meskwaki Settlement

2/16: Semifinals at Newell-Fonda, Coon Rapids-Bayard

2/21: Final at TBD

Region 3 

2/8: Moravia at Seymour, Moulton-Udell vs. Melcher-Dallas (at Southeast Warren), Essex at Bedford, Hamburg at Lamoni, Sidney at Mount Ayr

2/13: Quarterfinals at Martensdale-St. Marys (vs. Seymour/Moravia), Southeast Warren, Fremont-Mills (vs. Bedford/Essex), Lamoni

2/16: Semifinals at Martensdale-St. Marys, Fremont-Mills

2/21: Final at TBD

Region 4

2/8: Ar-We-Va at West Bend-Mallard

2/13: Quarterfinals at Remsen St. Mary’s, West Bend-Mallard, George-Little Rock, Akron-Westfield

2/16: Semifinals at Remsen St. Mary’s, George-Little Rock

2/21: Final at TBD

Region 5 

2/8: East Mills at Lenox, West Harrison at Stanton, Boyer Valley at Riverside, Griswold at Earlham, IKM-Manning at Collins-Maxwell, Diagonal at Ankeny Christian

2/13: Quarterfinals at St. Albert (vs. Lenox/East Mills), Stanton, Woodbine, Collins-Maxwell

2/16: Semifinals at St. Albert, Woodbine

2/21: Final at TBD

Region 8 

2/8: Murray at Orient-Macksburg, East Union at Mormon Trail, Southeast Warren at Wayne

2/13: Quarterfinals at CAM (vs. Murray/Orient-Macksburg), Mormon Trail, Montezuma, Holy Trinity Catholic

2/16: Semifinals at Montezuma, CAM

2/21: Final at TBD

CLASS 2A

Class 2A tournament play begins on February 10th with additional round dates on February 13th, February 16th and February 21st.

Region 3

2/10: Missouri Valley at Logan-Magnolia, Shenandoah at Underwood

2/13: Quarterfinals at Westwood (vs. Missouri Valley/Lo-Ma), Tri-Center at West Monona, Treynor (vs. Underwood/Shenandoah), AHSTW at Exira/EHK

2/16: Semifinals at Westwood, Treynor

2/21: Final at TBD

Region 5

2/10: Kuemper Catholic at East Sac County

2/13: Quarterfinals at Sioux Central (vs. Kuemper/East Sac), HMS, North Union, Pocahontas Area

2/16: Semifinals at Sioux Central, North Union

2/21: Final at TBD

Region 8

2/13: Quarterfinals at Nodaway Valley (vs. I-35/Colfax-Mingo), Southwest Valley at Central Decatur, Grundy Center, South Hamilton

2/16: Semifinals at Nodaway Valley, Grundy Center

2/21: Final at TBD

CLASS 3A

Class 3A tournament play begins on February 10th with additional dates on February 14th and February 17th.

Region 7 

2/10: OABCIG at Harlan, Red Oak at Clarinda, Greene County at Cherokee, Atlantic at Southeast Valley

2/14: Semifinals at Harlan, Cherokee

2/17: Final at Highest Remaining Seed

ATLANTA — University of Iowa senior guard, Caitlin Clark, was named to the 2023-24 Wade Trophy Watch List at Midseason Point. Clark won the award last season and was a finalist in her sophomore year.

The “Wade Watch” list comprises of 20 student-athletes based on their performances during the 2023-24 season thus far. The Wade Trophy is the oldest and most prestigious national player of the year award in college women’s basketball.

In her senior season, she has broken the Big Ten and Iowa all-time records for scoring and assists. She currently leads the country in points per game (32.0), three-point field goals per game (5.33), and is second nationally in assists (160).

This week, Clark, notched 38 points, 10 rebounds, and six assists against Nebraska for her 53^rd career double-double. Clark has netted at least six three-point field goals in five consecutive games which is the longest active streak nationally.

Additionally, she is the first player in college women’s basketball history to be named AP National Player of the Week twice in the same season. Clark has also garnered honors from the WBCA on six occasions.

She is the first Division-I player to record 3,000+ points, 900+ assists, and 800+ rebounds in a career. Is also the all-time leader in 30+ point performances in men’s and women’s college basketball over the last 25 seasons. (49)

This prestigious award is named in honor of the late, legendary Delta State University head coach Lily Margaret Wade, who won three consecutive national championships with the Lady Statesmen. The winner of the 2024 Wade Trophy will be announced April 4 in Cleveland — site of the 2024 WBCA Convention and NCAA Women’s Final Four.

The Iowa State women finally have a home game this evening when they host Oklahoma State. The cancellation of the January 20th home game against TCU forced the Cyclones to play three straight on the road and they lost them all. They are 6-3 in the Big 12.

That’s ISU coach Bill Fennelly who says the Cyclones are happy to be back at home.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — Tim Lester has been hired as the University of Iowa football’s offensive coordinator. The announcement was made Wednesday by Moon Family Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz.

Lester comes to Iowa City with 22 years of coaching experience, including 12 years as a head coach at the Division I, II and III levels, and 12 years as an offensive coordinator. A native of Wheaton, Illinois, Lester spent last season as a senior analyst for the Green Bay Packers.

“I am excited to welcome Tim to our coaching staff as our offensive coordinator,” said Ferentz. “His experience as both a head coach and a coordinator at several different levels of football gives him an excellent perspective. I believe his expertise and personality make him a perfect fit for this position.”

During Lester’s time as a senior analyst, Green Bay won nine regular season games, earned a playoff berth, and defeated the Dallas Cowboys in the 2024 NFC Wild Card round. The Packers were defeated by eventual NFC Champion San Francisco in the Divisional Round.

“When you have coached at every level of football like I have, you have a true appreciation for an opportunity like this at the University of Iowa,” Lester said. “I know the tradition and history of the Hawkeye program and I am excited to get to work with the outstanding players and coaches.”

Lester served as head coach at Western Michigan University (WMU) for six seasons (2017-22), during which time the Broncos won 37 games and appeared in three bowl games. WMU’s offense was ranked in the top 35 nationally in total offense four consecutive seasons (2018-21), with Lester serving as the primary offensive play caller for three years (2018-20).

In 2020, WMU ranked 16th nationally in total offense and QB Kaleb Eleby finished third in the nation in passer rating, trailing only Heisman finalist Mac Jones (Alabama) and Zach Wilson (BYU).

Prior to taking the head coaching position at WMU, Lester was the quarterbacks coach at Purdue in 2016, mentoring David Blough to 3,352 passing yards and accounting for 30 touchdowns. Lester served as Syracuse’s quarterbacks coach from 2013-15 and doubled as offensive coordinator in 2014 and 2015.

Lester was a four-year starting quarterback at WMU from 1996-99, leading the Broncos to a Mid-American Conference championship appearance his senior season. He earned MAC Freshman of the Year honors and was a second-team all-conference selection his junior and senior seasons. Lester graduated fourth in FBS history in passing yards (11,299) and sixth in touchdown passes (89). He set 17 school passing records and eight Mid-American Conference records. Lester was inducted into the Western Michigan Athletic Hall of Fame in 2011.

Lester and his wife Dawn have three sons, ages 14, 12, and 10. He is also the father of Quinn Isaacson, a 2022 NVCA/AVCA All-American volleyball setter at Ball State University, who has represented Team USA in the Volleyball Nation’s League and currently plays professionally in France.

Lester’s Coaching Career

Team………………………………………………Position, Years

Green Bay Packers……………………………… Senior Analyst, 2023

Western Michigan……………………………… Head Coach, 2017-22

Purdue……………………………………………… Quarterbacks, 2016

Syracuse…………………………………………… Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks, 2014-15

Syracuse…………………………………………… Quarterbacks/Recruiting Coordinator, 2013-14

Elmhurst…………………………………………… Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator, 2008-12

North Central…………………………………….. Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator, 2007

Western Michigan……………………………… Quarterbacks, 2005-06

Saint Joseph’s (IN)………………………………. Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator, 2004

Elmhurst…………………………………………… Offensive Coordinator, 2002-03

Saint Benedict at Auburndale HS…………… Offensive Coordinator, 2001

Wheaton Warrenville South HS…………….. Offensive Coordinator, 2000