The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press Iowa high school basketball poll with first-place votes in parentheses, win-loss record, total points and position last week at right:

Others receiving votes: Pleasant Valley 15. Davenport, North 11. Cedar Falls 10. Newton (1) 10. Epworth, Western Dubuque 6. Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 2. Valley, West Des Moines 2. Muscatine 1.

Others receiving votes: Webster City 8. Dallas Center-Grimes 6. Wahlert, Dubuque 4. Charles City 4. Washington 2.

Others receiving votes: Dike-New Hartford 13. Forest City 12. Treynor 9. Des Moines Christian 7. East Marshall, Le Grand 6. Northeast, Goose Lake 4. West Lyon, Inwood 4. Wapello 3. PCM, Monroe 2. Central Lee, Donnellson 1.

Others receiving votes: Bishop Garrigan, Algona 11. Ankeny Christian Academy 11. Iowa Mennonite, Kalona 9. Bedford 8. Edgewood-Colesburg 7. South O’Brien, Paullina 7. Graettinger-Terril-Ruthven-Ayrshire 5. Gehlen Catholic, Le Mars 4. Madrid 4. Alburnett 4. Dunkerton 3. St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 1.

Tiger-Knight Invitational at Carroll

Full results here.

Red Owens Holiday Classic

John McConkey was Champion at 285 with a 3-2 decision over Glenwood’s Caleb Sanders. Also for Atlantic-CAM: Joe Weaver 4th at 106, Aybren Moore 5th at 113, Steele McLaren 6th at 120, Kole Hansen 3rd at 126, Chase McLaren 3rd at 132,  Benard McGee 10th at 138, Colton Mudd 8th at 145, Connor Pellett 3rd at 152, Payton Fewson 6th at 160, Kenny Jimmerson 7th at 170.

Full results here.

Al Garrison Duals @ Waukee

• 1st Place – Waukee
• 2nd Place – Johnston
• 3rd Place – Washington
• 4th Place – Ballard
• 5th Place – DM East
• 6th Place – Millard West
• 7th Place – Ankeny Centennial
• 8th Place – DM Lincoln
• 9th Place – Ankeny High School
• 10th Place – Perry
• 11th Place – Urbandale
• 12th Place – Harlan
• 13th Place – Sioux City North
• 14th Place – Benton Community
• 15th Place – DM North/Hoover
• 16th Place – Saydel

Pride of Iowa Conference Tournament @ I-35

Full results here.

• 1st Place – Missouri Valley (7-0)
• 2nd Place – Logan-Magnolia (7-1)
• 3rd Place – AHSTW (5-2)
• 4th Place – Treynor (4-3)
• 5th Place – Underwood (3-4)
• 6th Place – Riverside (3-1)
• 7th Place – Griswold (1-5)
• 8th Place – Tri-Center (0-6)
• 9th Place – Audubon (0-7)

Missouri Valley 71 Audubon 12
Missouri Valley 83 Griswold 0
Missouri Valley 47 Logan-Magnolia 23
Missouri Valley 70 Underwood 7
Missouri Valley 69 Tri-Center 12
Missouri Valley 57 AHSTW 23
Missouri Valley 60 Treynor 21
Logan-Magnolia 72 Tri-Center 12
Logan-Magnolia 72 Riverside 6
Logan-Magnolia 68 Treynor 12
Logan-Magnolia 44 AHSTW 24
Logan-Magnolia 84 Griswold 0
Logan-Magnolia 66 Underwood 18
Logan-Magnolia 66 Audubon 9
AHSTW 58 Griswold 8
AHSTW 54 Underwood 18
AHSTW 60 Tri-Center 18
AHSTW 45 Audubon 18
AHSTW 48 Treynor 30
Treynor 63 Audubon 18
Treynor 48 Griswold 31
Treynor 66 Tri-Center 18
Treynor 42 Underwood 32
Riverside 58 Audubon 18
Riverside 52 Griswold 18
Riverside 48 Tri-Center 36
Underwood 47 Audubon 18
Underwood 36 Griswold 33
Underwood 37 Tri-Center 36
Griswold 36 Audubon 15

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Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) — Megan Gustafson scored 26 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for her nation-leading 11th double-double this season and No. 25 Iowa rolled past Northern Iowa 71-47. Gustafson was 11 of 15 from the field in posting the 38th double-double of her career.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — JT Gibson scored a career-high 21 points, Zach Jackson added 18 points to go with 14 rebounds and Omaha never trailed in a 99-58 win over Division III Cornell College. Omaha shot 62 percent from the field, including 10 of 20 from long range, got 20 assists on its 40 buckets, and had a 45-23 rebounding advantage to deliver coach Derrin Hansen his 200th career victory.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Kareem Hunt thought he played the best game of his career Saturday night. He couldn’t have picked a better time. The rookie running back ran for 155 yards and accounted for two touchdowns in a performance that helped the Chiefs beat the Chargers 30-13 and put them in control of the AFC West with two games remaining.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Marcus Peters returned from a one-game disciplinary suspension to help force three turnovers in the Chiefs’ 30-13 victory over the Chargers. The win gave Kansas City a stranglehold on the AFC West race with two games remaining, and nearly dashed any hopes that Los Angeles had of qualifying for the postseason.

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) — Megan Gustafson scored 26 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for her nation-leading 11th double-double this season and No. 25 Iowa rolled past Northern Iowa 71-47 on Sunday.

Gustafson was 11 of 15 from the field in posting the 38th double-double of her career. Alexis Sevillian added 11 points for the Hawkeyes, who shot 52 percent to just 29 percent for the Panthers (3-7). Kennedy Kirkpatrick and Megan Maahs scored 12 points each for Northern Iowa.

Iowa led throughout but only 28-24 at halftime. Gustafson scored seven points in a 13-6 run for a 16-point lead with three minutes left in the third quarter. A 12-3 run in the fourth quarter resulted in the Hawkeyes’ largest lead of 26.

The Hawkeyes (11-1) have won four straight and are off to their best start since going 12-1 to open the 2010-11 season. Iowa has won 11 straight over Northern Iowa and leads the series 21-2.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 68, St. Paul Como Park, Minn. 42

Gilbert 58, ADM, Adel 52

Underwood 55, Fremont Mills, Tabor 36

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Gilbert 50, ADM, Adel 48

Sioux City, North 59, West Monona, Onawa 56

St. Albert, Council Bluffs 68, Sidney 58

Underwood 52, Fremont Mills, Tabor 22

Westwood, Sloan 79, Hinton 33

Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Marcus Peters returned from a one-game disciplinary suspension to help force three turnovers in the Chiefs’ 30-13 victory over the Chargers. The win gave Kansas City a stranglehold on the AFC West race with two games remaining, and nearly dashed any hopes that Los Angeles had of qualifying for the postseason.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Philip Rivers tossed three interceptions and the Chargers turned it over four times in a 30-13 loss to the Chiefs. It was a dramatic turnaround from the past four games, when the Chargers’ quarterback had been nearly flawless. But it continued a trend of struggles that Rivers has had throughout his career against Kansas City.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Svi Mykhailiuk hit a 3-point shot with 23.2 seconds left and No. 13 Kansas held on to beat Nebraska 73-72 and break out of a mini slump. Anton Gill missed a jumper and James Palmer Jr. had a shot blocked by Udoka Azubuike on the Cornhuskers’ last possession. Kansas was able to come up with the loose rebound and run out the clock to beat its former rival from the Big 12.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Mikaela Foecke had 20 kills and hit .250, Kelly Hunter had 37 assists and No. 5 Nebraska defeated No. 2 Florida in four sets to capture the program’s fifth national championship. The Cornhuskers flipped the script on the defensive-minded Gators, as it was their suffocating defense that fueled them to victory. They allowed the Gators to hit just .141, their lowest hitting percentage of the season.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Tyler Cook scored 23 points, Jordan Bohannon had 15 with seven assists and Iowa cruised past Drake 90-64 on Saturday, its sixth straight win over the rival Bulldogs. Nicholas Baer scored 11 points with 14 rebounds, five steals and five assists for the Hawkeyes (6-6), who climbed back to .500 despite a recent stretch of six losses in seven games.

Iowa used a 13-0 run late in the first half to jump ahead 40-33. The Hawkeyes then outscored Drake 19-9 to start the second half, a run capped by a Bohannon 3 that put them ahead 59-42. The Hawkeyes had perhaps their most dominant performance of the season, outscoring the smaller Bulldogs 52-26 in the paint and shooting 55 percent from the field.

Nick McGlynn scored 14 points to lead Drake (5-6), which has dropped five of its last six games. Star Reed Timmer was held to 13 points on 5-of-14 shooting.

This was Iowa’s best win of the season — although that’s more of an indictment of the Hawkeyes’ start than anything else. The Hawkeyes used their huge edge in size to their advantage and, for once, imposed their will on a decent opponent. The Iowa that showed up in its state capital could win some games in the Big Ten.

Drake, the team that nearly beat Minnesota in Minneapolis was nowhere to be found. The Bulldogs couldn’t find an answer to Iowa’s size, and they were outscored 50-31 in the second half. Drake will look to rebuild its momentum with Valley play starting in just under two weeks.

UP NEXT: Iowa: Hosts Southern Utah on Tuesday.