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Clarinda Cross Country Meet
09/06/2022
Girls Team Scores
Girls Individual Top Ten
Other Atlantic Runners: Mariah Huffman 14th, Faith Altman 18th, Hailey Huffman 20th, Claire Comer 40th, Quincy Sorensen 44th, Eleanor McCalla 52nd, Genevieve McCalla 56th.
Boys Team Scores
Boys Individual Top Ten
Other Atlantic Runners: Tyrell Williams 11th, Bennett Whetstone 13th, Mason McFadden17th, and Devon Fields 20th.
Hawkeye Ten Conference
(3-0) Lewis Central 25-25-25, Creston 16-11-7
(3-0) Lewis Central 25-25-25, Atlantic 21-11-14
(3-2) Atlantic 19-25-25-18-15, Creston 25-14-18-25-13
(3-1) Clarinda 23-25-25-25, Denison-Schleswig 25-17-16-18
(3-1) Harlan 25-20-25-25, Shenandoah 18-25-22-15
(3-0) Kuemper Catholic 25-28-25, Clarinda 13-26-17
(3-0) Kuemper Catholic 25-25-25, Denison-Schleswig 14-12-14
Western Iowa Conference/Rolling Valley Conference
(2-0) Audubon 25-25, Glidden-Ralston 18-16 (A: Addie Hocker 11 assists. Mattie Nielsen 4 kills, 4 aces. Kylee Hartl 6 digs, 3 aces.)
(2-0) Audubon 25-25, Madrid 19-19 (A: Addie Hocker 11 assists, Mattie Nielsen and Harlow Miller 6 kills each. Kylee Harlt 4 digs, 6 aces.)
(2-0) East Sac County 25-25, IKM-Manning 19-18
(2-0) East Sac County 25-25, Coon Rapids-Bayard 14-10
(2-0) IKM-Manning 25-25, Coon Rapids-Bayard 17-14
(3-0) Riverside 25-25-25, Logan-Magnolia 10-14-13 (R: Ayla Richardson 20 assists, 2 aces, 8 digs. Veronica Andrusyshyn 8 kills, 9 digs. Madison Baldwin 17 digs, 2 aces.)
(3-0) Underwood 25-25-25, Fremont-Mills 20-17-15
Corner Conference
(3-0) East Mills 25-25-25, Hamburg 5-7-6
(3-1) East Mills 25-26-25-25, Griswold 18-28-21-10 (G: Makenna Asekland 11 kills, 18 digs, 3 block assists. Carolina Arcia 28 assists, 3 aces, 2 kills. Whitney Pennock 14 digs.)
(3-0) Griswold 25-25-25, Hamburg 3-4-8 (G: Marissa Askeland 7 aces, 5 kills, 5 digs. Carolina Arcia 21 assists, 5 aces. Makenna Askeland 10 kills.)
(3-0) Sidney 25-25-25, Essex 7-13-10
Pride of Iowa Conference
(3-0) Lenox 25-14-18-25-15, Bedford 23-25-25-12-10
(3-0) Nodaway Valley 25-25-25, Mount Ayr 21-20-22
Other Scores
(3-0) Baxter 25-25-25 Martensdale-St. Marys 17-22-20
(3-0) Murray 25-25-25 Orient-Macksburg 23-18-20
(3-0) Van Meter def Panorama
Associated Press Top 25
09/06/2022
1. Alabama (44 first-place votes), 1-0, 1,552 points (last week: 1)
2. Georgia (17), 1-0, 1511 (3)
3. Ohio State (2), 1-0, 1471 (2)
4. Michigan, 1-0, 1299 (8)
5. Clemson, 1-0, 1280 (4)
6. Texas A&M, 1-0, 1241 (6)
7. Oklahoma, 1-0, 1130 (9)
8. Notre Dame, 0-1, 1085 (5)
9. Baylor, 1-0, 1057 (10)
10. Southern Cal, 1-0, 898 (14)
11. Oklahoma State, 1-0, 818 (12)
12. Florida, 1-0, 763 (NR)
13. Utah, 0-1, 717 (7)
14. Michigan State, 1-0, 690 (15)
15. Miami, 1-0, 679 (16)
16. Arkansas, 1-0, 678 (19)
17. Pittsburgh, 1-0, 535 (17)
18. NC State, 1-0, 513 (13)
19. Wisconsin, 1-0, 476 (18)
20. Kentucky, 1-0, 373 (20)
21. BYU, 1-0, 266 (25)
22. Mississippi, 1-0, 254 (21)
23. Wake Forest, 1-0, 246 (22)
24. Tennessee, 1-0, 194 (NR)
25. Houston, 1-0, 143 (24)
Others receiving votes: Oregon 131, Penn State 122, Texas 118, Cincinnati 63, Florida St. 42, UCF 22, Minnesota 22, Fresno St. 22, Kansas St. 18, Auburn 15, Mississippi State 10, Air Force 8, Oregon State 5, North Carolina 3, South Carolina 2, UCLA 1, Arizona 1, Purdue 1.
AMES, Iowa – The anticipation for the 2022-23 Iowa State women’s basketball season continues to build, with more dates for the calendar confirmed with the announcement of the non-conference schedule on Wednesday. The Cyclones are slated for 11 games in non-con competition, in addition to an exhibition contest on Wednesday, Nov. 2 prior to the beginning of the regular season on Monday, Nov. 7. The Cyclones will play six regular season non-conference games at Hilton Coliseum.
The regular season will begin on Monday, Nov. 7 against Cleveland State at 11 a.m., which will also serve as the annual Field Trip Day. More information in regards to Field Trip Day will be announced next week. The Cyclones then continue non-conference competition on Thursday, Nov. 10 against Southern.
The non-conference swing then hits the road for the first in-state contest of the season on Wednesday, Nov. 16 against UNI. The Cyclones will then return home for a Sunday, Nov. 20 contest against Columbia.
Iowa State heads to Portland, Oregon over Thanksgiving for the previously announced Phil Knight Invitational. The Cyclones will take on Michigan State on Thanksgiving Day (Thursday, Nov. 24) at 6:30 p.m. Central and will then take on either North Carolina or Oregon on Sunday, Nov. 27.
The Cyclones return to Ames on Tuesday, Nov. 29 against SIUE and then head to Eastern Iowa for the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series meeting with Iowa on Wednesday, Dec. 7. ISU returns home for a Sunday, Dec. 11 contest against Jacksonville.
ISU will then come out of Finals Week with another previously announced neutral site showdown against Villanova as part of the Basketball Hall of Fame Showcase at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut on Sunday, Dec. 18. The Cyclones then return home to close out the non-conference on Thursday, Dec. 22 against Drake.
The Big 12 schedule will be announced later in September. Times for all other non-conferences games will be announced once National TV selections have been made.
Season tickets are on sale now through Iowa State Athletics.
The banner for ANF honoree Tony Moeaki hangs above the ANF Plaza Tuesday, August 30, 2022 at Kinnick Stadium. (Brian Ray/hawkeyesports.com)
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa—Sept. 2, 2022— Iowa Farm Bureau and the University of Iowa Athletics
Department announced former Hawkeye great and NFL star, Tony Moeaki as the 2022 America Needs
Farmers (ANF) Wall of Honor recipient. Moeaki marks the 10th former Hawkeye with a permanent place on
the prestigious ANF Wall of Honor, which salutes past University of Iowa football players who exemplify
the tenacity, work ethic and character of the Iowa farmer.
Moeaki earned respect throughout his playing days not only for his on-field success for the Hawkeyes
and seven years in the NFL, but also for his dedication, commitment to hard work and constant improvement,
making him a natural fit for the ANF Wall of Honor.
“The ANF Wall of Honor is comprised of several great former Hawkeyes, but when it comes to the
true meaning of ANF and celebrating the work ethic and character shaped by Iowa’s farming heritage, you’re
hard pressed to find anyone who worked harder than Tony Moeaki,” said University of Iowa head football
coach Kirk Ferentz. “Tony earned accolades for his play on the field, but he was also a natural leader. His
fight and determination to overcome injuries and adversity while getting stronger and improving his game
earned respect from those who knew him, and that dedication and drive is what ANF is all about.”
Moeaki arrived in Iowa City as a heralded five-star high school recruit and saw on-field action during
his freshman season, immediately making an impact as a pass catcher and run blocker. Moeaki persevered
through a variety of injuries during his career with the Hawkeyes, regularly earning team leadership roles and
named to pre-season award watch lists, including serving as offensive team captain in 2009 and recognition
as an All-Big Ten tight end. Following a decorated collegiate career, Moeaki was drafted by the Kansas City
Chiefs in the 2010 NFL Draft and scored a touchdown in his first game as a professional on Monday Night
Football. He spent parts of seven seasons in the NFL and retired prior to the start of the 2016 season.
Like most Iowans, Moeaki didn’t grow up on the farm, but farming is still a part of his family’s legacy
and something he credits when discussing his character and work ethic that embodies ANF. Moeaki’s
grandfather farmed in Tonga, raising livestock, grain and fish. The farming operation provided enough food
for his family and others in their community and generated enough savings to eventually bring his family to
the United States.
“I am proud to have worn the ANF sticker on my University of Iowa football helmet, and being
recognized as this year’s recipient for the ANF Wall is a tremendous honor,” Moeaki said. “With my
grandfather’s farming background and career playing for the University of Iowa, I’ve always had a strong
affinity for agriculture and the farmers who raise our food, so it means a lot to be acknowledged as someone
who shares that same dedication.”
Previous ANF Wall of Honor recipients include Casey Wiegmann (2012), Jared DeVries (2013),
Bruce Nelson (2014), Robert Gallery (2015), Dallas Clark (2016), Chad Greenway (2017), Aaron Kampman
(2018), Matt Kroul (2019) and Marshal Yanda (2021).
For more information about ANF and Game Day activity announcements in the coming weeks, visit
www.americaneedsfarmers.org.
IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa junior punter Tory Taylor has been named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week following Iowa’s 7-3 win over South Dakota State. The announcement was made Monday by the Big Ten Conference office.
Taylor played a key role for the Hawkeyes in the 7-3 season-opening win. He averaged 47.9 yards on a career-high 10 punts, with seven punts inside the 20. Six of his punts were downed inside the 12-yard line and three were 50 yards or longer. SDSU’s average starting field position was at its own 16 and the Jackrabbits had just two returns for eight yards.
Taylor handled all of Iowa’s punting duties in 2021, averaging 46.1 yards on 80 punts – 39 of which were downed inside the opponent’s 20-yard line. He appeared on the weekly Ray’s 8 list three times throughout the season.
Taylor was tabbed preseason second-team All-America by Athlon Sports and was named to the Ray Guy Award Preseason Watch List. He was a semifinalist for the Ray Guy Award in 2021 while earning honorable mention All-Big Ten honors.
Taylor was the Eddleman-Fields Big Ten Conference Punter of the Year in 2020 while earning first-team All-Big Ten honors. He was also named first-team Freshman All-America by the FWAA and second-team All-America by The Athletic.
The Melbourne, Australia, native earns the Big Ten weekly honor for the second time in his career. Taylor was co-Special Teams Player of the Week last season following Iowa’s 27-17 win at No. 9 Iowa State.
The Hawkeyes host Iowa State on Saturday (3:05 p.m., BTN) in the annual Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series contest.
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission is planning a study of the state’s horse racing industry. Racing and Gaming Administrator, Brian Ohorilko says the idea came after the Commission had discussions with administrators in the thoroughbred industry, quarter horse industry, and Prairie Meadows Racetrack.
Ohorilko says the Commission members felt it was best to get some help in dealing with some of those differences of opinion.
Ohorilko says the long-term goal is to consider what is needed to promote the long-term viability of the industry. The next step is to work with the Administrative Services Agency to get someone to do the study.
Ohorilko says it will take some time to get the study completed.
The Racing and Gaming Commission approved the plan to do the study at its recent meeting.
Class 5A
1. S.E. Polk (2-0), LW #2 vs Waukee Northwest
2. Ankeny (2-0), LW #1 @ vs #4 Dowling Catholic
3. Pleasant Valley (2-0), LW #3 vs Linn-Mar @ Prairie H.S.
4. Dowling Catholic (1-1), LW #4 @ #2 Ankeny
5. Cedar Falls (2-0), LW #6 vs Prairie
6. WDM Valley (1-1), LW #5 vs Urbandale
7. Cedar Rapids Kennedy (2-0), LW #7 vs CR Washington
8. Sioux City East (2-0), LW #9 vs LeMars (Thur)
9. Johnston (1-1), LW (X) vs Dallas Center-Grimes
10.Iowa City High (1-1), LW (X) vs Ames
Class 4A
1. Lewis Central (3-0), LW #1 @ #9 Norwalk
2. Cedar Rapids Xavier (2-0), LW #2 vs 2A #5 Wahlert
3. Waverly-Shell Rock (2-0), LW #3 vs #9 Webster City
4. Indianola (2-0), LW #4 vs Pella
5. North Scott (2-0), LW #5 @ Assumption
6. Iowa City Liberty (2-0), LW #6 @ Western Dubuque
7. Bondurant-Farrar (2-0), LW #7 vs Gilbert
8. Norwalk (2-0), LW #8 vs #1 Lewis Central
9. Webster City (1-1), LW #9 @ #3 Waverly-Shell Rock
10.Carlisle (1-1), LW #10 vs Knoxville
Class 3A
1. Harlan (1-1), LW #1 @ Sergeant Bluff-Luton
2. Humboldt (2-0), LW #3 @ Estherville-Lincoln Central
3. Mount Vernon (2-0), LW #6 vs Tipton
4. Solon (1-1), LW #2 vs 2A #1 Williamsburg
5. North Polk (2-0), LW #9 @ #10 ADM
6. Benton (2-0), LW #7 @ Marion
7. Central DeWitt (2-0), LW #8 @ Clinton
8. MOC-Floyd Valley (2-0), LW (X) vs Storm Lake
9. Nevada (1-1), LW #4 @ Roland-Story
10.ADM (Adel) (2-0), LW (X) vs #5 North Polk
Class 2A
1. Williamsburg (2-0), LW #1 @ 3A #4 Solon
2. Central Lyon/George-Little Rock (2-0), LW #2 vs 1A #1 West Sioux
3. OABCIG (2-0), LW #3 @ East Sac County
4. West Marshall (2-0), LW #4 @ South Hamilton
5. Dubuque Wahlert (2-0), LW #6 @ 4A #2 Xavier
6. North Fayette Valley (2-0), LW #8 vs Postville
7. Spirit Lake (2-0), LW #9 vs 1A #6 Western Christian
8. New Hampton (2-0), LW #10 vs Oelwein
9. Red Oak (2-0), LW (X) @ Nodaway Valley
10.West Lyon (1-1), LW (X) @ Sioux Center
Class 1A
1. West Sioux (2-0), LW #2 @ 2A #2 Central Lyon/George-Little Rock
2. Van Meter (1-1), LW #1 vs Winterset
3. Underwood (2-1), LW #5 vs St. Albert
4. Pella Christian (2-0), LW #6 @ PCM
5. Dyersville Beckman (2-0), LW #4 vs Monticello
6. Western Christian (2-0), LW #7 @ 2A #7 Spirit Lake
7. West Branch (2-0), LW #8 vs Maquoketa Valley
8. Dike-New Hartford (1-1), LW #3 @ Clear Lake
9. Denver (2-0), LW #9 @ Sumner-Fredricksburg
10.Iowa City Regina (1-1), LW #10 vs Mid-Prairie
Class A
1. West Hancock (2-0), LW #1 @ Lake Mills
2. Lynnville-Sully (2-0), LW #3 @ East Marshall
3. Grundy Center (2-0), LW #5 vs Wapsie Valley
4. Woodbury Central (2-0), LW #4 vs IKM-Manning
5. HMS (Hartley) (1-1), LW #6 vs South O’Brien
6. Mount Ayr (2-0), LW #7 vs Riverside (Oakland)
7. Alburnett (2-0), LW #8 @ Lisbon
8. North Linn (1-1), LW (X) @ Bellevue
9. East Buchanan (1-1), LW #2 vs Starmont
10.Saint Ansgar (1-1), LW #10 @ North Union
8-player
1. Remsen St. Mary’s (2-0), LW #1 @ Siouxland Christian
2. WACO (3-0), LW #2 @ English Valleys
3. Don Bosco (2-0), LW #3 vs Collins-Maxwell
4. Easton Valley (1-1), LW #4 vs Midland
5. Newell-Fonda (2-0), LW #5 @ River Valley
6. Gladbrook-Reinbeck (2-0), LW #6
7. Lenox (2-0), LW #8 vs Bedford
8. Baxter (2-0), LW #10 vs Woodward Academy
9. BGM (2-0), LW (X) vs Montezuma
10.GTRA (2-0), LW (X) vs Northwood-Kensett
Iowa (1-0): Iowa used a field goal and two safeties to get past South Dakota State 7-3. Leshon Williams had 72 yards on the ground for the Hawkeyes. Neither team could get much going on the offensive side. SDSU finished with 120 yards of offense and Iowa had just 166 total yards. Glenwood alum Caleb Sanders had two tackles for South Dakota State.
Iowa State (1-0): The Cyclones got 293 yards and four touchdown passes from new starting quarterback Hunter Dekkers and took down Southeast Missouri State 42-10. Xavier Hutchinson caught three of those touchdown passes and had 128 yards receiving. Jirehl Brock ran for 104 yards and 1 touchdown for ISU.
UNI (0-1): Air Force rolled over UNI 56-14 on Saturday in Colorado Springs. The Falcons piled up 691 yards of total offense, including 582 yards on the ground. UNI’s Theo Day was 20-32 for 286 yards an 2 touchdowns with 1 interception.
Drake (0-1): The Drake Bulldogs fell behind early 42-7 at the half and fell to perennial power North Dakota State 56-14. The Bison had 274 rushing yards and forced 4 Drake turnovers in the rout. Drake quarterback Ian Corwin had two touchdown passes.
CB Abraham Lincoln Lynx Invitational
Iowa Western CC
09/03/2022
Girls Team Scoring
Girls Individual Top Ten
Boys Team Scoring
Boys Individual Top Ten
Full Results HERE
In other area cross country action on Saturday the Glenwood boys rand third at the Pella Dutch Invitational with 75 team points. Bryant Keller was their top runner in 4th place and Andrew Smith finished 8th. Full results HERE
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