Tri @ Denison-Schleswig

Denison-Schleswig 52 Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 30
Storm Lake 53 Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 20
Storm Lake 48 Denison-Schleswig 30

Tri @ Waukee

Waukee 66 Lewis Central 10
Lewis Central 41 Ames 27

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Clarinda 53, West Nodaway 39

Western Iowa Conference

Audubon 53, CAM 45
IKM-Manning 67, Boyer Valley 29
Underwood 53, Fremont-Mills 32

Rolling Valley Conference

Ar-We-Va 54, West Harrison 53

Corner Conference

Sidney 47, Southwest Valley 35

Other Scores

Central Decatur 60, Centerville 57
Chariton 41, Wayne 35
East Union 62, Diagonal 54
Lamoni 68, Lenox 63

BOYS BASKETBALL

Western Iowa Conference

Tri-Center 58, CB Thomas Jefferson 46

Rolling Valley Conference

CAM 52, Audubon 48
Madrid 95, Glidden-Ralston 57
West Harrison 70, Ar-We-Va 47

Corner Conference

Sidney 63, Southwest Valley 59

Other Scores

Central Decatur, Leon 64, Centerville 48
Lamoni 70, Lenox 53

The CAM boys basketball team trailed much of the night against the Audubon Wheelers on Thursday but eventually made some big fourth quarter plays and free throws to pick up a 52-48 win. CAM never led in the first half but only trailed by one 25-24 at the half. The Cougars grabbed their first lead late in the third quarter and held a one point lead 34-33 heading into the final period. The Wheelers grabbed a lead early in the fourth but the Cougars went 12-14 from the free throw line in the final period to grab the victory. CAM Head Coach Nick Hodges liked the way his team finished strong.

Ethan Arp finished with 16 points and Connor McKee dropped in 15 for the Cougars. Arp went 5 for 5 at the foul line in the fourth quarter and his first make of the night was a three that he said got him going.

Arp said they finally got into a better rhythm as a team midway through the third quarter.

The Wheelers made it tough for the Cougars to find open looks for much of the night and Connor McKee said they just had to be patient.

CAM improved to 14-4 on the season and will try to avenge one of those losses on Friday night with a home game against Exira-EHK. We’ll have that game on KJAN.

Audubon was led by 14 points from Gavin Smith and 13 from Skyler Schultes. The Wheelers dropped to 8-12 on the year and will host IKM-Manning next Tuesday.

The Audubon girls basketball team picked up a big road win over the CAM Cougars on Thursday night in Anita. The Wheelers led for most of the game, and some great foul shooting helped them seal a 53-45 win.

Audubon jumped up early in the game and never trailed until late in the second quarter when CAM went ahead 24-23. The Wheelers used a 6-1 run at that point in the game to lead 29-25 at half. The Cougars would get within 4 points twice in the third quarter but never closer. Auduon led 38-34 at the end of the third and quickly pushed that lead out to as much as 10 in the fourth. The Wheelers seems to make the hustle plays down the stretch, including some strong rebounding and Audubon Head Coach Darran Miller said that was big.

Leah Subbert had a big night for Audubon with 21 points. She went 8-11 at the free throw line and knocked in a couple threes to spark the offense early. Coach Miller said they have confidence in Subbert to shoot when she gets good looks.

The Wheelers also got 15 points from Jaci Christensen and 10 from Aleah Hermensen as they improved to 13-7. The Wheelers will host IKM-Manning on Tuesday to end the regular season and then host Orient-Macksburg in their opening playoff game next Thursday.

CAM was led by 14 points from Zoey Baylor and the Cougars fall to 13-6. They have dropped four straight and face another tough test on Friday night against Exira-EHK. We’ll have that game for you on KJAN.

The CAM Cougars play host to the Audubon Wheelers for a basketball doubleheader tonight and we’ll have coverage on KJAN and the CAM Cougar Channel.

The girls game will feature the 12-7 Wheelers against the 13-5 Cougars. Aleah Hermensen comes in averaging 15 per game for the Wheelers and CAM’s Sami Jahde has averaged 13 on the year.

The boys contest will match the 8-11 Wheelers against the 13-5 Cougars. Both teams feature a balanced scoring attack.

Chris Parks will have the call on AM 1220, FM 101.1, and online at kjan.com. You can also watch the student run video broadcast on the CAM Cougar Channel through the KJAN Video Network. Pregame at 5:50pm with the girls set to tip-off at 6:00 p.m. and the boys to follow at about 7:30 p.m.

2020 10th Iowa Girls High School Basketball Rankings
Compiled by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
February 5, 2020

Class 1A
School Record LW
1 Newell-Fonda 18-0 1
2 Marquette Catholic 17-1 2
3 North Mahaska 15-2 3
4 Algona Bishop Garrigan 18-1 4
5 Montezuma 17-1 5
6 MMCRU 18-0 6
7 Saint Ansgar 16-2 7
8 Exira-EHK 18-1 8
9 Kingsley-Pierson 16-3 13
10 Springville 16-3 15
11 Burlington Notre Dame 16-3 9
12 Woodbury Central 14-4 10
13 Colo-Nesco 15-3 NR
14 Central Decatur 14-3 NR
15 Central Elkader 17-3 14
Dropped Out: East Buchanan (11), Council Bluffs St. Albert (12)

Class 2A
School Record LW
1 Cascade 18-0 1
2 West Hancock 21-0 2
3 North Linn 17-1 3
4 MFL-MarMac 18-2 5
5 Osage 16-2 4
6 West Branch 16-3 9
7 Mediapolis 18-1 10
8 Western Christian 12-7 7
9 Maquoketa Valley 16-3 12
10 Van Buren 18-3 6
11 Logan-Magnolia 16-2 14
12 AHSTW 16-2 8
13 Panorama 15-2 13
14 Emmetsburg 14-4 15
15 Nodaway Valley 17-2 NR
Dropped Out: Mount Ayr (11)

Class 3A
School Record LW
1 Dike-New Hartford 17-1 1
2 Bishop Heelan 14-3 3
3 Roland-Story 15-2 5
4 Clear Lake 16-2 4
5 Crestwood 15-3 2
6 Des Moines Christian 17-1 7
7 Red Oak 15-3 8
8 North Polk 13-5 6
9 Okoboji 18-1 9
10 Davenport Assumption 12-5 12
11 West Liberty 16-3 11
12 Monticello 14-4 15
13 Cherokee 14-5 NR
14 West Marshall 15-2 13
15 Hampton-Dumont-CAL 16-2 NR
Dropped Out: West Burlington (10), Jesup (14)

Class 4A
School Record LW
1 North Scott 17-0 1
2 Marion 17-0 2
3 Glenwood 18-0 4
4 Center Point-Urbana 17-1 3
5 Ballard 16-1 5
6 Waverly-Shell Rock 15-2 9
7 Lewis Central 12-5 7
8 Gilbert 15-3 8
9 Cedar Rapids Xavier 12-6 6
10 Central DeWitt 15-1 10
11 Grinnell 13-3 11
12 Clear Creek-Amana 14-3 13
13 Mason City 9-9 12
14 Keokuk 14-3 15
15 Knoxville 17-1 NR
Dropped Out: Bondurant-Farrar (14)

Class 5A
School Record LW
1 Iowa City High 16-0 1
2 Dowling Catholic 16-3 2
3 Johnston 16-2 4
4 Waukee 15-2 5
5 Southeast Polk 17-1 6
6 Cedar Rapids Prairie 16-1 3
7 Cedar Falls 13-4 7
8 Waterloo West 14-4 8
9 Urbandale 13-5 9
10 Davenport North 13-2 10
11 West Des Moines Valley 11-7 11
12 Ankeny Centennial 9-9 13
13 Ames 9-9 12
14 Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln 14-4 14
15 Sioux City East 13-5 15
Dropped Out: None

The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union has released the girls basketball pairings for Classes 1A, 2A, and 3A. Class 1A games begin on Thursday, February 13th. 2A and 3A games will begin on Saturday, February 15th.

In Class 3A Atlantic will be in Region 8 and host a first round game on the 15th against Clarinda at 7:30 p.m. The winner of that game will face the winner of Red Oak vs Shenandoah. The rest of the bracket has West Marshall hosting Nevada and Creston hosting Clarke in the opening round.

In Class 2A Missouri Valley will host Tri-Center and Underwood hosts MVAOCOU in pigtail games. Logan-Magnolia will face the Missouri Valley/Tri-Center winner in the quarters. AHSTW faces the Underwood/MVAOCOU winner in the quarterfinals. The other two games set in the quarterfinal round are Mount Ayr hosting Earlham and Nodaway Valley hosting Treynor.

In Class 1A most area teams will be in Region 7 and Region 8.

Region 7 first round games are as follows:

Fremont-Mills @ Sidney
Diagonal @ Stanton
Orient-Macksburg @ Audubon
Mormon Trail @ Central Decatur
Bedford @ Lenox
Essex @ St. Albert
Southwest Valley @ East Mills

Exira-EHK has an opening round bye and will play the winner of the F-M @ Sidney game in the quarters.

Region 8 first round games are as follows:

West Harrison @ Westwood
Coon Rapids-Bayard @ Paton-Churdan
Ar-We-Va @ Glidden-Ralston
Whiting @ Woodbury Central
Woodbine @ Boyer Valley
Griswold @ CAM
Riverside @ Heartland Christian

Newell-Fonda has a first round by and will play the winner of the West Harrison @ Westwood game in the quarters.

Class 1A Pairings

Class 2A Pairings

Class 3A Pairings

The Iowa High School Athletic Association has released the football district assignments for the upcoming 2020 season. The Association also announced that the playoff format for the 2020 season will remain unchanged with 16 qualifiers in each class. There had been some rumblings and discussion of possibly increasing the number of postseason qualifiers once again but that will not happen at this time. Full schedules for teams are expected to be released in March.

The 2020 season is schedule to begin with a Week 1 date of August 27th/28th. The 2020 postseason will begin on Friday, October 30th for all classes. The IHSAA RPI will continue to be used for ranking at-large qualifiers for the postseason. Schedules are set to be released on just a one-year cycle.

Class 4A will have a different setup this season using a success model schedule. You can find out more about that setup here: CLASS 4A SUCCESS MODEL SCHEDULE

Here is a look at districts featuring area teams. Follow the links below for the full district listings for each class.

Class 8-Player

District 7: Bedford, CAM, East Mills, East Union, Fremont-Mills, Griswold, Lenox, Sidney (Pending appeal), Stanton.

District 8: Ar-We-Va, Audubon, Boyer Valley, Coon Rapids-Bayard, Exira-EHK, Glidden-Ralston, West Harrison, Woodbine.

2020-Football-Districts-8P

Class A

District 8: Earlham, Madrid, Nodaway Valley, Ogden, Wayne, Woodward Academy.

District 9: AHSTW, Riverside, Sidney, Southwest Valley, St. Albert, Tri-Center.

District 10: IKM-Manning, Logan-Magnolia, Ridge View, West Monona, Westwood, Woodbury Central.

2020-Football-Districts-A

Class 1A

District 8: AC/GC, Kuemper Catholic, Panorama, Van Meter, West Central Valley, Woodward-Granger.

District 9: East Sac County, Missouri Valley, MVAOCOU, OABCIG, Treynor, Underwood.

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Class 2A

District 9: Atlantic, Clarinda, Des Moines Christian, Greene County, Red Oak, Shenandoah.

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Class 3A

District 9: Carroll, Creston/O-M, Denison-Schleswig, Glenwood, Harlan, Lewis Central.

2020-Football-Districts-3A

Class 4A

Group 1: Dowling Catholic, Urbandale, Fort Dodge, Des Moines Roosevelt, CB Abraham Lincoln, Sioux City North.

Group 3: WDM Valley, Ankeny, Indianola, Sioux City East, CB Thomas Jefferson, Sioux City West.

2020-Football-Group-4A

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa received approval from the Iowa Board of Regents, State of Iowa to begin planning a new wrestling training facility south of Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Carver Circle, the Iowa Wrestling facility campaign, will raise funds to meet the needs of one of the most successful athletic programs in the country. UI will now begin planning a new facility adjacent to Carver-Hawkeye Arena that supports Iowa Wrestling’s championship standards and validates Iowa City’s reputation as the greatest wrestling city in the world.

To date, the project has received over $9 million in gift commitments, which in part funded a preliminary needs assessment and design plan. More information on the campaign is available at hawkeyesports.com/ CarverCircle.com.

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