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The Iowa State women take a 6-1 Big 12 record on the road to Kansas this evening. Because Saturday’s home game against TCU was cancelled coach Bill Fennelly’s team has had a week.
It begins a week that will find the Cyclones visiting 24th ranked West Virginia this weekend.
The (16-0) Panorama Girl’s basketball team is having one of the best seasons throughout the state of Iowa with a perfect record through 16 games and ranked at number two in Class 2A. The Panthers last matchup was Tuesday night where they handled Madrid 62-29. Seniors Tyme Boettcher and Jaidyn Sellers had an impressive night scoring 39 between them. When asked about her team’s dominance and what propels them to play at such a high level consistently. Head Coach Kylee Boettcher acknowledged the history between the five senior starters and how that’s shaped this Panorama team into a mature and cohesive unit.
A unique factor that contributes to this year’s success is the designated nicknames and roles given to each player.
Senior Mia Waddle who leads the team in assists at 66 is not the only one impacting the game for Panorama. Tyme Boettcher is the leading scorer with over 19 points per game average. Close behind her in scoring and nearly averaging a double-double on the year is Jaidyn Sellers. Sellers sits at 14 points and 8.5 rebounds a game, all while leading the team in blocks with 49 so far.
To stay locked in for 16 straight games and not ease up on your opponents it takes focus and perspective. The maturity and perspective that this Panther squad carries with them is one that impresses Coach Boettcher. This year’s Panorama squad is looking to leave a legacy for themselves and their school.
Thursday’s game against Exira-EHK will be a good test for the Panther’s legacy. The (10-4) Spartans are coming off a 49-22 loss to Coon Rapids-Bayard, but Coach Boettcher knows an Exira-EHK team led by longtime coach Tom Petersen is never one to take lightly.
Tip-off is set for 6:00pm in Exira-EHK High School.
FACING THE WARRIORS
The Hawkeyes will head to Fort Wayne, Indiana, this weekend to dual the Indiana Tech Warriors and Campbellsville Tigers. The first dual against Campbellsville will begin at 2 p.m. (CT), and the second against Indiana Tech will start at 4 p.m. (CT). The duals will be followed by the Warrior Open on Saturday, starting at 8 a.m. (CT).
SOCIAL MEDIA
Follow Iowa women’s wrestling team on X (IowaW_Wrestling), Instagram (Iowawomenswrestling), and Facebook (Iowa Women’s Wrestling).
FOLLOW ALONG LIVE
• The match versus the Indiana Tech Warriors will be streamed live on Indiana Tech athletics Youtube page.
• You can follow live results on TrackWrestling and on X.
MIR MOVES INTO POLLS
Sophomore Bella Mir has moved into the polls after her first-place finish at Soldier Salute, and her dual debut at the NWCA National Duals, securing a pin over Nyla Burgess of Adrian. Mir sits at No. 9, holding an 8-0 record on the season.
IOWA DOMINATES THE DUALS
• The NWCA released their first set of dual team rankings last week, putting the Hawkeyes at No. 1 with 13 dual wins and 0 losses.
• Iowa holds this place after defeating top-seeded North Central College in the NWCA National Duals finals, becoming the 2024 National Duals Champions.
UP NEXT
The Hawkeyes will travel to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, next week to face the University of Sioux Falls Cougars. The dual will begin at 6 p.m. (CT) on Wednesday, and will be streamed live on nsicnetwork.com.
The IWOCA announced its district coaches of the year, and S.W.A.T. Head Coach Tiffany South and Lewis Central Head Coach August Manz were named the Southwest District Coaches of the Year.
South started her coaching duties as the S.W.A.T. Valkyrie Head Coach in 2022. Her team has had a strong season going 13-5 in duals and won tournament titles at Pride of Iowa, Audubon, and the S.W.A.T. scramble.
Last year, South’s team finished second behind Lewis Central at the Super Regional, qualified six athletes for the state wrestling tournament with three place winners, and ended 16th overall.
S.W.A.T. will compete in the Super Regionals at Sioux City on Friday.
Denison-Schleswig 42, Glenwood 39
Denison-Schleswig 42, Kuemper Catholic 30
Glenwood 36, Kuemper Catholic 17
Greene County 57, CAM 21
Greene County 66, Manson Northwest Webster 12
Manson Northwest Webster 48, CAM 28
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Carroll 54, Harlan 27
Lewis Central 43, Carroll 27
Lewis Central 54, Harlan 15
Creston 70, Harlan 10
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Logan-Magnolia 76, Audubon 6
Logan-Magnolia 60, Southwest Iowa 19
Logan-Magnolia 48, Underwood 25
Audubon 52, Southwest Iowa 18
Underwood 51, Audubon 18
Underwood 52, Southwest Iowa 29
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Atlantic 46, Clarinda 27
Glenwood 59, Atlantic 18
Glenwood 57, Clarinda 15
Glenwood 58, Denison-Schleswig 15
Glenwood 78, Kuemper Catholic 28
Kuemper Catholic 57, Denison-Schleswig 18
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Tri-Center 48, Griswold 18
Missouri Valley 81, Griswold 0
Missouri Valley 60, Tri-Center 18
Missouri Valley 52, Treynor 19
Treynor 60, Griswold 12
Treynor 57, Tri-Center 21
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AHSTW 48, Coon Rapids-Bayard 21
Riverside 48, AHSTW 32
Riverside 72, Coon Rapids-Bayard 12
Hawkeye Ten Conference:
Harlan Community 48, Denison-Schleswig 37
Lewis Central 81 Shenandoah, 36
Creston 61 Glenwood, 57
Red Oak 76 St. Albert, 64
Western Iowa Conference:
#5 Underwood 72, Logan-Magnolia 44
Riverside 52, Audubon 36
Missouri Valley 48 AHSTW, 44
#8 Treynor 53 Tri-Center, 50
Rolling Valley Conference:
West Harrison 65, Paton-Churdan 53
CAM 76, Boyer Valley 55
Coon Rapids-Bayard 55, Exira-EHK 51
Woodbine 64, Glidden-Ralston 39
Corner Conference:
Sidney 65, Griswold 51
East Mills 64 Stanton, 52
West Central Conference:
Ogden 62, Woodward Academy 52
#4 Madrid 67, Panorama 52
Pleasantville 54, Earlham 37
Hawkeye Ten Conference:
#9 Lewis Central 57, Shenandoah 32
Glenwood 55, Creston 32
#7 Harlan Community 62, Denison-Schleswig 36
Clarinda 47, Riverside 25 (NC)
St. Albert 101 Red Oak, 22
Western Iowa Conference:
Underwood 41, Logan-Magnolia 39
Tri-Center 45, #12 Treynor 40
IKM-Manning 65 Ar-We-Va, 37 (NC)
AHSTW 46 Missouri Valley, 31
Rolling Valley Conference:
#9 CAM 72, Boyer Valley 29
#10 Woodbine 82, Glidden-Ralston 37
West Harrison 43 Paton-Churdan, 38
#12 Coon Rapids-Bayard 48 Exira/EHK, 22
Corner Conference:
Sidney 35, Griswold 34
Stanton 42, East Mills 33
The CAM Cougars basketball team grabbed an early lead over Boyer Valley on Tuesday night and answered every Bulldog run for a 76-55 home win. An 18 performance for Chase Jahde was too strong for the Bulldogs.
CAM jumped out to a 26-13 lead by the end of the first quarter, then the Cougars saw their lead increase by halftime leading 46-28. That lead grew to 23 by the end of the third.
The Cougars got some balanced scoring with 14 from Ryan Bower, 9 from Brody Paulsen, 8 from Collin Bower, and 18 from Chase Jahde. The efficient scoring from Ryan Bower left Head Coach Ian Hunt pleased with his energy.
CAM upgrades their record 5-7 with the win and will face Stanton Thursday night. Even with a bright win, Coach Hunt knows CAM still has to stay consistent to become an ever-better squad.
Boyer Valley was led by 16 points from Ben Lantz. The Bulldogs fall to 3-12 with the loss and will take on Paton-Churdan on Thursday.
The CAM Cougars girls basketball team looked solid with a home win over the Boyer Valley Bulldogs on Tuesday night 76-55. The Cougars used a 11-1 run to start the first quarter followed immediately by an 12-2 run early in the second quarter to blow the game open. CAM led 16-5 at the end of the first and grew the lead to 19 by half at 34-15. The Cougars led by as many as 39 down the stretch.
The Cougars were led by 32 points from Eva Steffensen. Two other players finished in double figures with Ada Hansen dropping down 13 and Meredith Rich chipped in 11 points.
Boyer Valley got 8 points from Sylvia Sullivan in the loss. CAM Head Coach Joe Wollum liked the energy and confidence from Ada Hansen on Tuesday night.
CAM improves to 12-2 on the season and will travel to Stanton on Thursday Night. With the slew of games coming up, Coach Wollum wants to see consistency and energy from his team moving forward.
Boyer Valley falls to 4-11 and will head to Paton-Churdan on Thursday.
Iowa State coach T.J. Otzelberger says sophomore guard Tamin Lipsey is questionable for Wednesday night’s game at home against Kansas State. Lipsey missed the 23rd ranked Cyclones’ victory at TCU with a sprained shoulder.
Otzelberger on what they will evaluate before making a decision on Lipsey’s status.
The Cyclones host seventh ranked Kansas on Saturday but Otzelberger says their focus right now is on a K-State team that is 4-1 in the Big 12.
K-State is tied at the top of the Big 12 standings despite feature several new players this season.
The Cyclones are 3-2 in the Big 12
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