The No. 17 Iowa Hawkeyes cruised past No. 18 Indiana in a 34-6 rout on Saturday at Kinnick Stadium.Riley Moss ran two first half interceptions back for touchdowns to lead the Hawkeyes to a big first half lead and ultimately to victory.

Tyler Goodson led the offense with 99 yards and a score on 19 carries. Spencer Petras threw for 145 yards and ran for a touchdown. Sam LaPorta caught five passes for 83 yards.

Indiana quarterback Michael Pennix was inaccurate in his return to the lineup after a season ending injury late last year. He threw a total of three interceptions on the day and was just 14-31 passing on the day.

Iowa now prepares for a road trip to Ames for the CyHawk game with Iowa State.

The Atlantic Trojans fell to the Kuemper Catholic Knights on Friday night 34-0 at Carroll Stadium. It was a very tight game for a little over half of the contest then mistakes started to compound for the Trojans.

Carroll scored on the opening drive of the game with a 48-yard touchdown run from Taye Vonnahme to go up 7-0. That score held until the second half. Atlantic turned the ball over on an interception on their first drive of the second half. 9 plays later the Knights scored on a 1 yard plunge by quarterback Cooper Pottebaum to go up 13-0. The two teams traded a few punts and then Taye Vonnahme ripped off another long run. He rumbled 64-yards on the opening play of a drive with just under a minute left in the third quarter to make it 20-0.

Troubles compounded from there for the Trojans. Atlantic had a bad snap on a punt attempt their next possession and gave the ball back to Kuemper on the 22 yard line. A few plays later Vonnahme fumbled the ball into the end zone but lineman Carter Pudenz got on top of it for another Kuemper TD. Atlantic threw an interception on the first play of the ensuing drive and Kuemper punched it in on another Vonnahme touchdown run to make it 34-0, and that would prove to be the final score.

Atlantic falls to 0-2 on the season and will head back home to the Trojan Bowl to host Shenandoah next week. Kuemper Catholic moved to 1-1 and will travel to face Greene County in week 3.

High School Football Week 2
09/03/2021
Games listed by class of home team

Class 5A

CB Abraham Lincoln 45, Denison-Schleswig 36- ON KDSNTV

CLass 4A

Indianola 52, Glenwood 16
Lewis Central 70, Carlisle 22
Omaha South 43, CB Thomas Jefferson 22

Class 3A

ADM 31, Ballard 14
Winterset 28, Creston 7
Carroll 24, Gilbert 7
Harlan 56, Grinnell 7
Oskaloosa 35, Knoxville 0
South Tama 33, Saydel 0

Class 2A

Greene County 63, Perry 0
Red Oak 20, West Central Valley 0
Underwood 47, Clarinda 7

Class 1A

Kuemper Catholic 34, Atlantic 0 –ON KJAN AND KJANTV
ACGC 62, Woodward-Granger 6
Shenandoah 28, Nodaway Valley 26
Pleasantville @ I-35
Cherokee 41, West Monona 27
Ridge View 38, East Sac County 14- ON ESCN

Class A

Tri-Center 14, Treynor 0
Earlham 40, AHSTW 7
Riverside 49, St. Albert 36
Mount Ayr 34, Central Decatur 27
IKM-Manning 28, Westwood 20
Lawton-Bronson 66, Missouri Valley 32
Southwest Valley 29, Sidney 0
Woodbury Central 18, Logan-Magnolia 13

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Kingsley-Pierson 51, Ar-We-Va 6- ON ROCKET MEDIA PRODUCTIONS
Audubon 53, Boyer Valley 14- ON BVTV
CAM 76, Woodbine 20- ON CAM COUGAR CHANNEL
Coon Rapids-Bayard 51, Woodward Academy 6
Exira-EHK 38, West Harrison 34- ON SPARTAN MEDIA
Lamoni 50, East Union 6
Bedford 52, Griswold 0- ON GrizTigerVision
Lenox 76, East Mills 30
Martensdale-St. Marys 56, Moravia 6
GTRA 68, Glidden-Ralston 37
Southeast Warren 27, Mormon Trail 20
Fremont-Mills 64, Stanton-Essex 36

Chris Parks, Jim Field, Matt Mullenix, and Doug Leonard take a look at 8 area high school football games each week throughout the season. We try to provide some insight into the match-ups while competing for top prognosticator and the Whosman Trophy.

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KJAN Sports Director Chris Parks’ weekly discussion with Atlantic Head Football Coach Joe Brummer. We take a look back at the week one loss to Glenwood and look ahead to the week two matchup with the Kuemper Catholic Knights.

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West Central Valley XC Meet
09/02/2021

Girls Team Scores

1. West Central Valley 90
2. Nodaway Valley 95
3. Kuemper Catholic 96
4. Audubon 105
5. Interstate-35 113
6. Grand View Christian 117
7. Saydel 117
8. Exira-EHK 161
9. Southwest Valley 162

Girls Individual Top Ten

1. Abbi Goering, Interstate-35
2. Julia Kanne, Kuemper Catholic
3. Grace Slater, Audubon
4. Stefi Beisswenger, Audubon
5. Taitlin Koch, West Central Valley
6. Olivia Phillips, Interstate-35
7. Christine Andrews, Southwest Valley
8. Hannah Thygesen, Audubon
9. Jazz Christensen, Nodaway Valley
10. Clara Hol, Grand View Christian

2021 WCV XC Girls-min

Boys Team Scoring

1. Kuemper Catholic 53
2. Greene County 60
3. Interstate-35 66
4. Nodaway Valley 115
5. Grand View Christian 116
6. Ankeny Christian Academy 137
7. Saydel 198
8. CAM 212
9. Southwest Valley 238

Boys Individual Top Ten

1. Michael Pottebaum, Kuemper Catholic
2. Doug Berg, Nodaway Valley
3. Mason Maiers, Interstate-35
4. Jacob Greving, Kuemper Catholic
5. Logan Woodruff, Greene County
6. Ben Reyes, Interstate-35
7. Braeden Brough, Grand View Christian
8. Nahum Lock, Saydel
9. Malachi Broers, Nodaway Valley
10. Patrick Hensel, Kuemper Catholic

2021 WCV XC Boys-min

(Radio Iowa) – The pheasant season last year saw hunters take the second-highest number of pheasants in more than ten years — and the numbers are lining up for a repeat. D-N-R wildlife biologist, Todd Bogenschutz oversees the roadside survey and says one area stood out. “Up in the northwest, it could be some of the best hunting they’ve seen in years,” he says. Southeastern and eastern Iowa saw fewer birds in this year’s survey — while the overall outlook pretty much mirrored 2020. Bogenschutz says in 2020 they average 20-point-three birds on each route and this year they average 20-point-one birds.

The results showed three of the nine regions — northwest, north-central, west-central averaged at or more than 30 birds on each route — which hasn’t happened since 2007. Bogenschutz says the spring season is always key in determining how many new birds live into the fall. “I think the nesting season overall was generally pretty good. But last winter was particularly tough on southern Iowa,” according to Bogenschutz. “we had snow, and then it warmed up and melted, and then we went sub-zero and got some freezing rain and that happened a couple of times — to the point that by the end of February in southeast Iowa, full-grown adults were walking on top of the snow, and not breaking through.”

Bogenschutz says he’s not too concerned about the recent flooding, as flooding has the most impact in the spring nesting period. “So, April into May and maybe the first part of June. After that flooding doesn’t have near the impact once the chicks are out and grown up a little bit,” Bogenschutz says. “The flooding we had in July and August shouldn’t have hurt the newly hatched chicks as much.” He expects at minimum a repeat of the pheasant harvest from last year. “I’m expecting we’ll have a harvest of around that 250 to 300-thousand mark again,” Bogenschutz says.

The pheasant season opens on October 30th and runs through January 10th.

(Radio Iowa) – College football season opens in Iowa tomorrow (Saturday) and buses carrying two Iowa teams will also carry new branding. The Iowa Soybean Association and the Iowa Biodiesel Board are partnering with Windstar, the bus company that provides transportation for the Iowa Hawkeyes and Iowa State Cyclones. Iowa Biodiesel Board executive director Grant Kimberley says the buses run on biodiesel and it says so in big letters down the side. “These buses transport these teams to home games to the stadium and away games, as well,” Kimberley says. “It’s not just for football season, it’s also utilized at other times of the year for some of the other sports teams. These buses get some miles on them and they go all across the country.”

He says the partnership and the rebranding of the buses is a great way to educate people about biodiesel. “We can reach a wide audience this way,” Kimberley says. “People that may not normally see a lot about agriculture or about biofuels. It’s a way to get a good cross-section of people.” The Hawkeye and Cyclone team buses have a broad reach, all the while advertising one of Iowa’s biggest biofuels. “People told me that they’ve seen these buses in places like Los Angeles and Denver and even driving by the Capitol in Washington D.C.,” Kimberley says. “They do get around a lot of different places and that’s why we think it’s a great partnership with the university.”

Iowa’s farmers are expected to harvest more than 525-million bushels of soybeans this fall. Every bushel will enhance Iowa’s standing as the nation’s top producer of biodiesel.

HIgh School Football Week 2
09/03/2021
Games listed by class of home team

Class 5A

Denison-Schleswig @ CB Abraham Lincoln- ON KDSNTV

CLass 4A

Indianola @ Glenwood
Carlisle @ Lewis Central
CB Thomas Jefferson @ Omaha South

Class 3A

Balllard @ ADM
Winterset @ Creston
Carroll @ Gilbert
Harlan @ Grinnell
Knoxville @ Oskaloosa
South Tama @ Saydel

Class 2A

Perry @ Greene County
West Central Valley @ Red Oak
Underwood @ Clarinda

Class 1A

Atlantic @ Kuemper Catholic –ON KJAN AND KJANTV
ACGC @ Woodward-Granger
Shenandoah @ Nodaway Valley
Pleasantville @ I-35
Cherokee @ West Monona
Ridge View @ East Sac County- ON ESCN

Class A

Treynor @ Tri-Center
AHSTW @ Earlham
Riverside @ St. Albert
Central Decatur @ Mount Ayr
IKM-Manning @ Westwood
Missouri Valley @ Lawton-Bronson
Sidney @ Southwest Valley
Logan-Magnolia @ Woodbury Central

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Kingsley-Pierson @ Ar-We-Va- ON ROCKET MEDIA PRODUCTIONS
Boyer Valley @ Audubon- ON BVTV
Woodbine @ CAM- ON CAM COUGAR CHANNEL
Woodward Academy @ Coon Rapids-Bayard
West Harrison @ Exira-EHK- ON SPARTAN MEDIA
Lamoni @ East Union
Bedford @ Griswold- ON GrizTigerVision
Lenox @ East Mills
Moravia @ Martensdale-St. Marys
Glidden-Ralston @ GTRA
Mormon Trail @ Southeast Warren
Fremont-Mills @ Stanton

ADM Tournament

(2-0) Atlantic 21-21, Woodward-Granger 9-18
(2-0) Atlantic 22-21, Gilbert 20-13
(2-0) ADM 21-21, Atlantic 13-15
(2-1) Nevada 19-21-15, Atlantic 21-12-9
(2-1) Nevada 21-12-15, Woodward-Granger 18-21-8
(2-0) Norwalk 21-21, Atlantic 11-19
(2-0) Norwalk 21-21, ADM 18-7)
(2-0) Norwalk 21-21, Woodward-Granger 6-14
(2-0) Gilbert 21-21, Nevada 17-14
(2-0) Gilbert 21-21, Norwalk 19-19
(2-0) Gilbert 21-21, Woodward-Granger 15-18

Atlantic Stats: Jada Jensen 19 kills, 22 assists. Abby Smith 13 kills, 38 digs. Lexi Noelk 30 assists. Aubrey Guyer 29 digs. Ava Rush 27 digs.

Single Matches

(3-1) Boyer Valley 23-25-25-25, IKM-Manning 26-10-13-15
(3-1) CB Abraham Lincoln 25-18-25-25, LeMars 21-25-15-19
(3-0) Clarinda 25-25-25, Creston 8-15-18
(3-0) Griswold 25-25-25, Fremont-Mills 11-9-21
(3-0) Lenox 25-25-25, I-35 11-17-11
(3-0) Mount Ayr def. Essex
(3-1) Nodaway Valley 25-25-14-25, Southeast Warren 22-23-25-21 (NV: Lindsey Davis 30 assists, 13 digs. Maddax DeVault 21 kills, 13 digs. Genevieve Livingston 18 digs, 2 aces.)
(3-1) Red Oak 22-25-25-25, Kuemper Catholic 25–22-19-10
(3-1) Shenandoah 25-21-25-25, Denison-Schleswig 15-25-21-18
(3-2) Sidney 19-21-25-25-15, Stanton 25-25-12-23-10
(3-0) Sergeant Bluff-Luton 25-25-25, CB Thomas Jefferson 20-11-15

Missouri Valley Tournament

(2-0) Missouri Valley 21-21, West Monona 10-8
(2-0) Missouri Valley 21-21, MVAOCOU 10-8
(2-1) Sioux City North 10-21-15, Missouri Valley 21-16-12