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** Top 4 qualify for State Tournament February 1 & 2 at Coralville**
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1st Place – Harley Tobin of Algona
2nd Place – Kiara Ruiz of Spencer
3rd Place – Lauren Siegner of Ridge View
4th Place – Kyla Schwager of Sheldon/Sibley-Ocheyedan
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1st Place – Kacy Miller of Western Iowa
2nd Place – Anika Stearns of Emmetsburg
3rd Place – Cassie McKeen of Spirit Lake Park
4th Place – Khloe Eliesa of Sioux City North
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1st Place – Lila Walding of Sergeant Bluff-Luton
2nd Place – Julia Kanne of Carroll
3rd Place – Laura Stohr of Algona
4th Place – Audrina Bennet of Spirit Lake Park
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1st Place – Molly Sek of Sioux City North
2nd Place – Cora Schut of Sioux Center
3rd Place – Josie Lennon of Sergeant Bluff-Luton
4th Place – Emily Lundvall of Glenwood
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1st Place – Jordan Buffum of Missouri Valley
2nd Place – Malyn Davis of Algona
3rd Place – Tegan Robertson of Ridge View
4th Place – Camryn Anderson of Sioux City North
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1st Place – Destiny Brown of Ridge View
2nd Place – Breanna Johnson of Spencer
3rd Place – Sophia Schumacher of Western Iowa
4th Place – Makala Zeka of Sioux Central
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1st Place – Tatum Shepherd of Ridge View
2nd Place – Kyiah Logan of Spencer
3rd Place – Abbe Gorham of Algona
4th Place – Macy Brown of Fort Dodge
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1st Place – Isabella Deeds of Ridge View
2nd Place – Mariaha Benedict of Fort Dodge
3rd Place – Averi Burke of Carroll
4th Place – Brooklyn Lange of Missouri Valley
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1st Place – Shaylee Sutherland of Spencer
2nd Place – Riley Weiler of Central Lyon/George-Little Rock
3rd Place – Addi Hudek of Manson Northwest Webster
4th Place – Odola Cham of Sioux Central
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1st Place – Lucy Kohnen of Manson Northwest Webster
2nd Place – Lucy Konechne of Central Lyon/George-Little Rock
3rd Place – Marlee Pittet of Western Iowa
4th Place – Halle Mosaquites of Sergeant Bluff-Luton
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1st Place – Nicole Olson of Missouri Valley
2nd Place – Kylie Iverson of Emmetsburg
3rd Place – Jamie Pierce of East Sac County
4th Place – Tamson Budden of Sheldon/Sibley-Ocheyedan
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1st Place – Reagan Haynes of Algona
2nd Place – Maddie Pulis of Fort Dodge
3rd Place – Daynia Werner of Ridge View
4th Place – Alexandria Vaul of Sioux City West
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1st Place – Gretchen Gorham of Algona
2nd Place – Kaylee Nachtigal of Spencer
3rd Place – Gabby Rasmussen of Central Lyon/George-Little Rock
4th Place – Emma Grossman of Carroll
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1st Place – Olivia Huckfelt of Spencer
2nd Place – Jocelyn Buffum of Missouri Valley
3rd Place – Emma Daniels of Carroll
4th Place – Isabella Allen of Sioux City West
Team Scores:
1. Ridge View 224.0
2. Algona 220.0
3. Spencer 202.0
4. Missouri Valley 138.0
5. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 129.5
6. Central Lyon/George-Little Rock 128.0
7. Carroll 120.0
8. Fort Dodge 118.0
9. Manson Northwest Webster 90.0
9. Western Iowa 90.0
11. Sioux City North 87.0
12. Spirit Lake Park 83.5
13. Sioux Central 81.0
14. Sioux City West 77.0
15. Glenwood 68.0
16. Emmetsburg 64.0
17. Sheldon/Sibley-Ocheyedan 49.0
18. East Sac County 45.0
19. West Central Valley 25.0
20. Sioux Center 24.0
21. Woodbine 21.0
22. Western Christian, Hull 18.0
23. Shenandoah 17.0
24. East Mills 6.0
25. Harlan Community 4.0
The fifth ranked Iowa Hawkeye women return from a week off when they host Nebraska on Saturday. The Hawkeyes are coming off their first Big Ten loss 100-92 in overtime at Ohio State.
That’s Iowa coach Lisa Bluder. The Huskers enter the game will a record of 5-3 in the conference race.
Junior guard Kylie Feuerbach says the Hawkeyes are anxious to return to action.
The 23rd ranked Iowa State Cyclones bid for a third straight win on Saturday by hosting seventh ranked Kansas. Senior guard Curtis Jones has given the Cyclones a lift in their last two games. The transfer from Buffalo has averaged 17 and-a-half points and shooting nearly 50 percent.
That’s ISU coach T.J. Otzelberger who says Jones’ confidence is growing.
Iowa’s post season hopes are starting to fade as the Hawkeyes get ready to visit Michigan tomorrow. Iowa is 3-5 in the Big Ten and has already dropped three home games, the latest a 69-67 loss on Wednesday night to Maryland. Hawkeye coach Fran McCaffery is not calling this a must win.
Sophomore guard Dug McDaniel averages better than 17 points for a Michigan team that beat the Hawkeyes 90-80 in Iowa City back in early December.
Iowa has struggled defending the dribble and Daniel will be a challenge.
Starting in the 2024 season, IHSAA and the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union will offer an expanded Paralympic Class to add an Ambulatory Division alongside the preexisting Wheelchair Division.
The Ambulatory Division will offer opportunities to student-athletes with at least one of eight impairments – limb deficiency, leg length difference, short stature, hypertonia, ataxia, athetosis, visual impairment, and intellectual impairment – and event points will be added alongside those scored within the Wheelchair Division to compete in the Paralympic Class.
The IHSAA has offered a Wheelchair Division at the State Track & Field Championships since 1990.
Team championships were awarded within the Wheelchair Division starting in 2003. Team points will now be distributed from events from both adaptive divisions and result in Paralympic Class champions for both boys’ and girls’ competitors.
Guidelines for these divisions have been adopted from the International Paralympic Committee and Adaptive Track & Field USA, with the assistance of Adaptive Sports Iowa.
The semifinals and finals for all four classes of IHSAA soccer will move to Drake University starting this spring.
Semifinals games will be split between Drake Stadium & Mediacom Stadium, with finals then competed at Mediacom Stadium, which is a 4,000-seat facility opened in 2023 as a multi-use partnership for both Drake University and Des Moines Public Schools.
“The IHSAA is excited to add Drake Stadium and Mediacom Stadium to our relationship with Drake University,” IHSAA soccer administrator Todd Tharp said. “We strive to provide premier facilities to our student-athletes and member schools. These venues will help us continue to create the best possible experiences for our student-athletes.”
Quarterfinals in 2024 will still be played at Cownie Soccer Complex, where the IHSAA has been contracted since 2005.
Cownie Soccer Complex
Drake Stadium &
Mediacom Stadium
Mediacom Stadium
Seven different recommendations out of December’s meeting of the football advisory committee were approved by the Board of Control on Thursday, addressing specific issues within playoff host criteria, forfeits, scrimmages, and more. All approved changes will go into effect for the 2024 season, which is the second of a two-year cycle.
The girls wrestling super regional meets are today. Area wrestlers are competing at the Tyson Arena in Sioux City.
Among the local squads in Region 1 at AC/GC, Audubon, Clarinda, Council Bluffs, Denison-Schleswig, Kuemper Catholic, Lewis Central, Logan-Magnolia, Panorama, Red Oak, Riverside, Southwest Iowa S.W.A.T and Treynor.
In Region 2, Carroll, East Mills, Glenwood, Harlan, Missouri Valley, Shenandoah and Woodbine will compete.
The girls wrestle in 32-team brackets with the top four placewinners in each weight class advancing to the state championship tourney next week in Coralville.
Woodbine 36, CAM 17
CAM 24, East Mills 0
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Atlantic 49, Southwest Iowa 18
Atlantic 57, St. Albert 9
Shenandoah 51, Atlantic 30
Shenandoah 71, St. Albert 6
Shenandoah 63, Southwest Iowa 16
Southwest Iowa 42, St. Albert 24
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AHSTW 42, Harlan 30
Kuemper Catholic 47, AHSTW 19
Kuemper Catholic 64, Harlan 18
Kuemper Catholic 48, Red Oak 28
Red Oak 45, AHSTW 18
Red Oak 41, Harlan Community 36
Rolling Valley Conference:
Ar-We-Va 60, Coon Rapids-Bayard 59
CAM 60 Stanton, 57
Exira-EHK 66 Panorama, 56 (NC)
Paton-Churdan 64 Boyer Valley, 62
Corner Conference:
Woodbine 70, Fremont Mills 27 (NC)
West Nodaway 58 Essex, 44 (NC)
West Central Conference:
#8 ACGC 57, Earlham 42
#4 Madrid 58, Des Moines Christian 53
Rolling Valley Conference:
#12 Coon Rapids-Bayard 63, Ar-We-Va 23
#2 Panorama 54, Exira-EHK 43 (NC)
Boyer Valley 57, Paton-Churdan 21
Corner Conference:
#9 CAM 70, Stanton 40 (NC)
#15 Fremont Mills 77, #10 Woodbine 58 (NC)
West Central Conference:
ACGC 65, Earlham 38
#3 Des Moines Christian 57, Madrid 37
West Central Valley 42, Baxter 21
The Drake women moved to 8-0 in the Missouri Valley Conference with a 77-65 win at Bradley. Kaitie Dinnebier scored 29 points and the Bulldogs led by as many as 20 in claiming a ninth straight win.
That’s Drake coach Allison Pohlman. The Bulldogs were outscored by Bradley 20-13 in the fourth quarter.
Drake is 15-4 overall.
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