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(hawkeyesports.com) IOWA CITY, Iowa – The fifth-ranked Iowa women’s basketball team continued Big Ten play defeating Nebraska, 92-73, on Saturday afternoon inside a sold-out Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Iowa improved to 19-2 this season and 8-1 in conference play.
All-American, Caitlin Clark recorded a double-double finishing with 38 points, 10 rebounds, and six assists. Kate Martin added 16 points and Sydney Affolter also recorded double digit figures with 12.
The Hawkeyes lead the Huskers, 14-11, after the first quarter with Iowa leading the duration of the quarter. Clark had half of the Hawkeyes points in the first quarter.
Nebraska scored four straight points to start the second quarter and to take its first lead of the game. There were 10 lead changes in the second quarter. The Hawkeyes went on a 9-0 run at the end of the second closed out by a buzzer beater three by Clark to go into halftime with a 36-31 lead.
Iowa ran away with it in the second half shooting 60% from the field and 56.3% from three to lead the entire second half. Clark went 6-8 from deep scoring 28 points in the final two quarters. The Hawkeyes outscored the Huskers, 56-42 in the second half.
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The fifth-ranked Hawkeyes will hit the road to face Northwestern on Jan. 31. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. (CT) inside a sold-out Welsh Ryan Arena. The game will air on Peacock (subscription required) and the Hawkeye Radio Network.
CAM 71, West Harrison 51
Missouri Valley 66, West Harrison 41 (NC)
Southwest Valley 58, Wayne 56
Stanton 82, Sidney 57
#5 Underwood 70, AHSTW 35
#9 CAM 70, West Harrison 33
Stanton 44, Sidney 24
#13 Coon Rapids-Bayard 39, Kuemper Catholic 38 (NC)
AHSTW 32, Underwood 29
#8 Nodaway Valley 61, Earlham 54 (NC)
Wayne 48, Southwest Valley 43
Team Scores
1 – Creston – 224.0
2 – Lewis Central, Council Bluffs – 217.0
3 – Glenwood – 205.5
4 – Shenandoah – 149.0
5 – Atlantic – 133.0
6 – Kuemper Catholic, Carroll – 130.5
7 – Clarinda – 106.0
8 – Harlan – 63.0
9 – Red Oak – 60.0
10 – Denison – 54.0
11 – St Albert, Council Bluffs – 38.0
106 lbs
1st Place – Zander Manz of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
2nd Place – Taye Jordan of Atlantic
3rd Place – Kylen Parsons of Creston
4th Place – Brody Black of Glenwood
5th Place – Hayden Hash of Clarinda
6th Place – Nathan Sandquist of Harlan
7th Place – Cooper Morelock of Shenandoah
8th Place – Brody Osthoff of Red Oak
113 lbs
1st Place – Weston Porter of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
2nd Place – Braxton Hass of Atlantic
3rd Place – Jesse Jens of Harlan
4th Place – Lane Travis of Creston
5th Place – Davin Holste of Shenandoah
6th Place – Trae Hartwig of Denison
7th Place – Ethan West of Glenwood
120 lbs
1st Place – Vinny Mayberry of Glenwood
2nd Place – Caleb Hoffman of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
3rd Place – Owen Duffek of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
4th Place – Spencer Fink of Harlan
5th Place – Collin Harris of Atlantic
6th Place – Tyler Babe of Shenandoah
7th Place – Jayden Bradley of Denison
126 lbs
1st Place – Aiden Smith of Atlantic
2nd Place – Drew Anderson of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
3rd Place – Brodrick Phelps of Creston
4th Place – Tytan Frohlich of Harlan
5th Place – Owen Nepple of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
6th Place – Jackson Graeve of Denison
7th Place – Joey Mazzella of St Albert, Council Bluffs
8th Place – Mark Reed of Glenwood
132 lbs
1st Place – Matt Beem of Glenwood
2nd Place – Derrick Gregory of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
3rd Place – Lincoln Keeler of Creston
4th Place – Jayden Harter of Atlantic
5th Place – Dayton Gusman of Red Oak
6th Place – Hayden Roush of Shenandoah
7th Place – Maguire Hoyt of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
8th Place – Oliver Juranek of St Albert, Council Bluffs
138 lbs
1st Place – Carter Schorsch of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
2nd Place – Kyler Sandholm of Red Oak
3rd Place – Briten Maxwell of Glenwood
4th Place – Cole Scamman of Shenandoah
5th Place – Brandon Briley of Creston
6th Place – Kalvin Hayes of Atlantic
7th Place – Jake Smith of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
8th Place – Luis Lopez of Denison
144 lbs
1st Place – Austin Evans of Creston
2nd Place – Jaxon Brewer of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
3rd Place – Sam Raymond of St Albert, Council Bluffs
4th Place – Joshua LeRette of Red Oak
5th Place – Lukus Major of Shenandoah
6th Place – Brody McKinley of Harlan
7th Place – Connor Wear of Glenwood
8th Place – Joe Klein of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
150 lbs
1st Place – Jacob McGargill of Shenandoah
2nd Place – James Lemon of Denison
3rd Place – Treyton Williamson of Glenwood
4th Place – Jackson Pettegrew of Creston
5th Place – Carter Hadley of Atlantic
6th Place – Barrett Hagey of Clarinda
7th Place – Brayton Cooper of Harlan
157 lbs
1st Place – Owen Laughlin of Shenandoah
2nd Place – Jake Irlbeck of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
3rd Place – Milo Staver of Creston
4th Place – Brody Bendorf of Harlan
5th Place – Hayden Trotter of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
6th Place – Austin Wear of Glenwood
7th Place – Javier Medina of Denison
8th Place – Jackson Perdue of Red Oak
165 lbs
1st Place – Kellan Scott of Glenwood
2nd Place – William Bolinger of Creston
3rd Place – Tate Bieret of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
4th Place – Jacob Rystrom of Shenandoah
5th Place – Leland Woodruff of Clarinda
6th Place – Cohen Hamilton of St Albert, Council Bluffs
175 lbs
1st Place – Jayden Dickerson of Shenandoah
2nd Place – Dominick Polsley of Clarinda
3rd Place – Donovan Hedrington of Atlantic
4th Place – Sam Rotert of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
5th Place – Nile Lundvall of Glenwood
6th Place – Gunner Martwick of Creston
7th Place – James Moore of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
8th Place – Ismael Alfaro of Denison
190 lbs
1st Place – Bryson Harris of Clarinda
2nd Place – Cameron Moore of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
3rd Place – Bryce Wiskus of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
4th Place – Jagger Luther of Creston
5th Place – Cohen Bruce of Atlantic
6th Place – Drake Buthe of Glenwood
7th Place – Luis Chan of Denison
8th Place – Mark Hardy of Shenandoah
215 lbs
1st Place – Mason Koehler of Glenwood
2nd Place – Quinten Fuller of Creston
3rd Place – Joseph Monge of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
4th Place – Mason Nally of Clarinda
5th Place – Coby Pierce of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
6th Place – Nolan Perrien of Red Oak
7th Place – Jayden Beckman of St Albert, Council Bluffs
8th Place – Austin Spray of Harlan
285 lbs
1st Place – Max Chapman of Creston
2nd Place – Karson Downey of Clarinda
3rd Place – Trent Patton of Glenwood
4th Place – Carlos Andrade of Lewis Central, Council Bluffs
5th Place – Garret Plagge of Denison
6th Place – Steven Perkins of Shenandoah
7th Place – Reid Steger of Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
8th Place – Jared Scrives of Red Oak
INDIANAPOLIS (KCCI) — A former Iowa State basketball great is heading to the NBA All-Star game next month, and he’ll take the floor as a starter. Tyrese Haliburton, who stars for the Indiana Pacers now after spending two years at Iowa State, was named one of the starting guards for the Eastern Conference ahead of the Feb. 18 All-Star game, which his Pacers will host in Indianapolis.
Haliburton will be joined in the starting backcourt by Milwaukee Bucks guard Damian Lillard, along with frontcourt players Jayson Tatum (Boston Celtics), reigning MVP Joel Embiid (Philadelphia 76ers) and two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo (Bucks). Haliburton was the leading vote-getter among Eastern Conference guards in all three categories — the fan vote, the player rank and the media rank.
This is Haliburton’s second All-Star appearance in four years as a pro. He came off the bench in last year’s All-Star game to post 18 points on 7-for-9 shooting for Team LeBron. Haliburton joined Iowa State in the class of 2018, entering the starting lineup in his second game as a Cyclone and never relinquishing his starting spot. He helped Iowa State win the Big 12 Tournament in 2019 as a freshman before becoming an All-Big 12 player as a sophomore despite a season-ending injury in February of that year.
He set a program record with 17 assists in one game in win over Southern on Dec. 9, 2018. Haliburton was the No. 12 pick in the 2020 NBA Draft after leaving ISU following his sophomore season.
Hawkeye Ten Conference:
St. Albert 58 Atlantic, 38
Harlan 83 Creston, 53
#9 Lewis Central 41 Kuemper, Catholic, 33
Clarinda 70 Red Oak, 26
Denison-Schleswig 49 Shenandoah, 41
Western Iowa Conference:
Riverside 48 East Mills, 23 (NC)
AHSTW 39 Logan-Magnolia, 30
#15 Treynor 70 IKM-Manning, 29
Tri-Center 35 Missouri Valley, 29
Rolling Valley Conference:
#8 Woodbine 69 Ar-We-Va, 19
Boyer Valley 45 Glidden-Ralston, 25
Exira-EHK 71 West Harrison, 30
#9 CAM 58 Paton-Churdan, 18
Corner Conference:
#14 Fremont-Mills 67 Sidney, 36
Rock Port 53 Hamburg, 18 (NC)
Stanton 59 Essex, 21
West Central Conference:
Earlham 51 Madrid, 16
ACGC 70 Interstate-35, 53
#2 Des Moines Christian 63 Ogden, 29
Pleasantville 46Woodward-Granger, 30
Western Iowa Conference:
Tri-Center 61 Missouri Valley, 48
#8 Treynor 70 IKM-Manning, 35
Logan-Magnolia 62 AHSTW, 59
East Mills 51 Riverside, 38 (NC)
Rolling Valley Conference:
Woodbine 52 Ar-We-Va, 43
Exira-EHK 72 West Harrison, 44
Glidden-Ralston 68 Boyer Valley, 48
CAM 65 Paton-Churdan 44
Corner Conference:
Stanton 69 Essex, 60
Fremont-Mills 55 Sidney, 44
Rock Port 71 Hamburg, 17
Raccoon River Conference:
Bondurant-Farrar 75 Carlisle, 34
#6 Ballard 63 Carroll 56
Winterset 71 Gilbert, 43
West Central Conference:
Van Meter 60 West Central Valley, 39
#4 Madrid 64 Earlham, 49
#8 ACGC 68 Interstate-35, 47
Des Moines Christian 46 Ogden, 42
Pleasantville 55 Woodward-Granger, 48
The (3-11) AHSTW Basketball team has had a bumpy ride on the season so far. Currently riding a nine-game losing streak and coming off a 62-59 loss to Logan Magnolia Friday night. In a season full of opposition and contested losses, Head Coach Grant Harris is taking a constructive look on the year and finding mini victories.
One of those mini victories for the Vikings on the year has been the play from junior Luke Sternberg who leads the team in scoring with 17 points a game and assists at 29. The humility that Sternberg has shown throughout the season has impressed coach Harris.
Another Viking player who is showing drastic improvement with their high amount effort is young sophomore Collin Harder. Harder is second on the team with scoring at 12 points per game and Coach Harris has enjoyed seeing his progression.
Harder is not the only sophomore that has caught Coach Harris’s attention this season. Kaden Jorgensen is the leading rebounder on the team with and Drew Lee. Both have shown a strong work ethic on the year and a desire to get more minutes. They give a glimpse of the bright future AHSTW has.
Coming up for the Vikings is their toughest test of the year. They will be at home facing an undefeated (16-0) Underwood squad. To get a win and end their nine-game losing streak, Coach Harris wants his team to play physical.
Tip-off is set for 4:30pm at the AHSTW Community School Gym.
The Atlantic basketball team picked up their second straight win over a Hawkeye Ten conference opponent on Friday night. The Trojans were tied at 29-29 midway through the second quarter and used a 9-2 run towards the end of the second quarter to take a 7-point led into the half. Atlantic clamped St. Albert down defensively and closed the game winning both quarters by at least 14.
It was a solid team effort for Atlantic with three players finishing in double figures. Nolan Waters sparked the Trojans in the first half with 4 three pointers. Colton Rasmussen had another solid night contributing 30 points to always give Atlantic an offensive outlet. Gavin McLaren then had 18 of his 20 points in the second half to help secure the win. While Rasmussen’s 30 kept the Trojans calm, Waters offensive performance on the night impressed Head Coach Dalton Franken.
The Trojans improved to 5-10 on the season. Next up is a trip to Red Oak on Tuesday and it’s a game Coach Franken is prepared for.
St. Albert was led by 26 points from Nick Ballenger. The Saintes drop to 4-11 and will next take on AHSTW Tuesday.
The Atlantic girls’ basketball team got within six points of St. Albert for a long stretch of second quarter but couldn’t get the key basket needed to get closer. The Saintes came away with a 58-38 win and improved to 14-1 on the season.
It was a close game midway through the first quarter, until Atlantic started to struggle mightily against zone defenses which allowed 10-0 run to end the fourth. St. Albert continued to hit triples throughout the second to lead 29-20 at the break. The third and fourth quarter followed suit with Atlantic never finding their groove and the Saintes kept hitting enough threes to keep the Trojans out of harm’s way.
Even with a 20-point loss, Head Coach Dan Vargason noticed the higher amount of energy and intensity from his team.
Lily Krohn led St. Albert with 16 points, Avah Underwood had 11, and Missy Evezik added 10. The Saintes will travel to AHSTW on Saturday.
Atlantic got 22 points from Paytn Harter and 4 from Zoey Kirchhoff. With how close the game was in the first half, Coach Vargason noted the competitive nature his team carries within themselves.
The Trojans fall to 6-12 on the season and will travel to face Red Oak on Tuesday.
** Top 4 qualify for State Tournament February 1 & 2 at Coralville **
100
1st Place – Brooklyn DeRocher of LeMars
2nd Place – Jazz Christensen of S.W.A.T. Valkyrie
3rd Place – Makenlie Sandbulte of Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley
4th Place – Teresa Felipe-Andres of MOC-Floyd Valley
105
1st Place – Keira Hessenius of LeMars
2nd Place – Emma Miller of Treynor
3rd Place – Sophia Hazen of ATU
4th Place – Quynn Foster of Highway 34
110
1st Place – Grace Hoffman of Kuemper Catholic
2nd Place – Maddie McCoy of Southwest Valley
3rd Place – Allison Hoefling of Hinton
4th Place – Kambry Gordon of Clarinda
115
1st Place – Carly Henderson of Riverside, Oakland
2nd Place – Trista Guinn of Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven-Ayrshire
3rd Place – Kiann Blomgren of West Lyon
4th Place – Randi Welchans of Clarinda
120
1st Place – Avaeh Smith of Lewis Central
2nd Place – Britt Hessenius of LeMars
3rd Place – Sadie Smith of Kuemper Catholic
4th Place – Veronica Schechinger of Riverside, Oakland
125
1st Place – Molly Allen of Riverside, Oakland
2nd Place – Zoey Vandevender of Highway 34
3rd Place – Josie McCunn of Red Oak
4th Place – Chloe Wieland of CBCSD Co-Op Wrestling
130
1st Place – Evy Marlin of Highway 34
2nd Place – Nicole Bond of Red Oak
3rd Place – Taya Adams of Denison-Schleswig
4th Place – Cierra Wieland of CBCSD Co-Op Wrestling
135
1st Place – Espie Almazan of Lewis Central
2nd Place – Clara Sapienza of Southwest Iowa
3rd Place – Eunice Reyna-Yoc of MOC-Floyd Valley
4th Place – Isabelle Harris of Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven-Ayrshire
140
1st Place – Kassidy Fiala of Lewis Central
2nd Place – Eliana Kooi of West Lyon
3rd Place – Mia South of S.W.A.T. Valkyrie
4th Place – Angie Rivera of Denison-Schleswig
145
1st Place – Mahri Manz of Lewis Central
2nd Place – Kerene Panya of LeMars
3rd Place – Kenzie Maeder of Southwest Valley
4th Place – Emily Kesterson of Southwest Iowa
155
1st Place – Kasee Huss of MOC-Floyd Valley
2nd Place – Aria Rensink of Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley
3rd Place – Nancy Bowman of Logan-Magnolia
4th Place – Stella Beattie of S.W.A.T. Valkyrie
170
1st Place – Kalen Westerfield of Lewis Central
2nd Place – Grace Britten of S.W.A.T. Valkyrie
3rd Place – Desiree Breuer of LeMars
4th Place – Addaly Miller of MOC-Floyd Valley
190
1st Place – Jana TerWee of West Lyon
2nd Place – Ellen Gerlock of S.W.A.T. Valkyrie
3rd Place – Emma De Jong of Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley
4th Place – Elvia Topete-Anzua of MOC-Floyd Valley
235
1st Place – Kaylee De Jong of Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley
2nd Place – Madison Wright of Lewis Central
3rd Place – Savannah Sistad of Highway 34
4th Place – Haley Armstrong of S.W.A.T. Valkyrie
Team Scores:
1. Lewis Central 205.5
2. S.W.A.T. Valkyrie 203.0
3. LeMars 174.0
4. Highway 34 150.5
5. Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 140.0
6. MOC-Floyd Valley 135.0
7. Riverside, Oakland 128.5
8. Denison-Schleswig 90.0
9. West Lyon 84.0
10. Kuemper Catholic 75.0
11. Clarinda 72.0
12. Southwest Iowa 68.0
13. Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven-Ayrshire 66.0
14. CBCSD Co-Op Wrestling 65.5
15. Red Oak 60.5
16. ATU 57.0
16. Hinton 57.0
18. Panorama 52.0
19. Southwest Valley 51.0
20. Treynor 36.0
21. Audubon 35.0
22. Logan-Magnolia 33.0
23. AC/GC 19.0
24. Sioux City East 15.0
25. Essex 0.0
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