BOYS

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Winterset 59, Atlantic 46
Denison-Schleswig 66, Lewis Central 60
Glenwood 73, Thomas Jefferson 25
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 80, Carroll 66 (Parker Badding, KC 44pts/ Cooper Ross, Carroll 34pts)
Nodaway Valley 67, Clarinda 46
Southwest Valley 67, Shenandoah 51 (Chance Cobb, SWV 15pts)

Western Iowa Conference

IKM-Manning 59, Audubon 53 (Alex Lingle, IKM-M 35pts)
Logan-Magnolia 56, Griswold 26 (Jessup Lake, Lo-Ma 19pts)
Treynor 61, AHSTW 55 (Dillon Faubel, Treynor 20pts/ RJ Harris, AHSTW 20pts)
Tri-Center, Neola 73, Riverside, Oakland 40 (Jackson Nelson, TC 32pts)

Rolling Valley Conference

OA-BCIG 62, Boyer Valley, Dunlap 57
West Monona 85, West Harrison 58

Corner Conference

East Mills 42, Woodbine 40
Mount Ayr 75, Clarinda Academy 48

Pride of Iowa Conference

Diagonal 68, East Union 65
Lenox 57, Orient-Macksburg 34

GIRLS

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 59, Glenwood 35
Kuemper Catholic 67, Carroll 42
Lewis Central 55, Denison-Schleswig 30
Nodaway Valley 56, Clarinda 32 (Annie Herr, Nodaway Valley 16pts)
Shenandoah 59, Southwest Valley 24

Western Iowa Conference

IKM-Manning 58, Audubon 19
Logan-Magnolia 57, Griswold 35
Treynor 60, AHSTW 33
Tri-Center 36, Riverside 33 (Marissa Anderson, Tri-Center 14pts)
Underwood 80, Missouri Valley 47

Rolling Valley Conference

West Monona 77, West Harrison 31

Corner Conference

East Mills 39, Woodbine 36

Pride of Iowa Conference

Lenox 53, Orient-Macksburg 22

Other Scores

Earlham 52, Van Meter 38
Panorama 58, Des Moines Christian 20
West Central Valley, Stuart 55, Woodward-Granger 51
Westwood, Sloan 96, Whiting 15

The Atlantic boys swimming team opened up the season with a loss at Waukee 128-33. The Warriors are ranked #4 so it was a tough test for the Trojans. They continue action on December 2nd at the Boone Invitational.

The Atlantic boys basketball team dropped their season opener at home on Tuesday night 59-46 to the Winterset Huskies. Atlantic found themselves down at the end of the 1st and 2nd quarter on late baskets. The Huskies got a steal and layup from Casey Kleemeier at the end of the first quarter to lead 16-14. Easton Darling then splashed in a near half-court three at the buzzer to give the Huskies a 32-29 halftime edge.

The beginning of the second half was very stale for Atlantic. The Huskies outscored the Trojans 17-7 in the third quarter and lead by as many as 16. Easton Darling hit two threes in that impactful third quarter and finished with 20 points on the night to lead Winterset and all scorers. Nicholas Baur had 10 points and Casey Kleemeier finished with 9 for the Huskies. Kleemeier was very good as a distributor as well with a number of great passes that put his teammates in great shape to get easy buckets.

Chase Mullenix didn’t start the game after missing some time to recover from an injury after football season but was the leader for the Trojans with 18 points and made some great hustle plays for Atlantic. Austin Alexander finished with 10 points on the night.  The Trojans struggled with ball handling out front and were ice cold from the field for most of the night. Defensive breakdowns also led to a number of easy looks for Winterset. Head Coach Alan Jenkins said “We just got whipped in every facet of the game. Give credit to Winterset because they executed. We just weren’t good anywhere on the floor tonight.”

Atlantic has a few days to prepare for a road test at St. Albert on Friday night.