Boy’s Wrestling

Lewis Central 50, Glenwood 33
Lewis Central 48, Red Oak 24
Glenwood 56, Red Oak 24
Shenandoah 42, Glenwood 37
Shenandoah 64, Red Oak 15

Southeast Warren/Melcher-Dallas 66, Bedford 6
Southeast Warren/Melcher-Dallas 42, Wayne 30
Wayne 48, Bedford 15

Earlham 66, Audubon 18
Earlham 57, Ogden 21
Earlham 71, Southeast Valley 12
Ogden 54, Audubon 10
Ogden 63, Southeast Valley 6
Audubon 48, Southeast Valley 30

Atlantic 56, Denison-Schleswig 18
Atlantic 54, Harlan 26
Harlan 46, Denison-Schleswig 33

Woodbury Central 51, OABCIG 15
Westwood 42, Woodbury Central 30
Westwood 43, Ridge View 42
Ridge View 51, OABCIG 18

Clarinda 42, St. Albert 29
Kuemper Catholic 42, Clarinda 27
Kuemper Catholic 46, St. Albert 6
Creston 69, Clarinda 9
Creston 68, Kuemper Catholic 18
Creston 78, St. Albert 6

Ballard 56, ADM 21

Girl’s Wrestling

Algona 63, Winterset 12
Ankeny 84, Winterset 0
Ankeny 48, West Marshall 36
Ankeny 57, Algona 15
West Marshall 78, Winterset 6
West Marshall 54, Algona 27

Conestoga, NE 48, Treynor 18

Atlantic wrestling went 2-0 on senior night winning against Harlan and Denison-Schleswig. The Trojans notched five pins in the first seven matches of the dual against Denison-Schleswig. Atlantic had a dominant 56-18 dual win with the Monarchs.

The Trojans continues with the same energy into their dual with Harland and defeated the Cyclones 54-26. Atlantic would notch 13 total pins through two duals of their 15 won matches.

Atlantic wrestling returns this weekend to their home gym to host the Rollin Dyer Invitational Tournament starting at 10 am on Saturday, January 6th. Here are your full results:

Harlan 46 – Denison-Schleswig 33

215: Luis Chan (DESC) over (HARL) (For.)

285: Garret Plagge (DESC) over Austin Spray (HARL) (Dec 3-0)

106: Nathan Sandquist (HARL) over (DESC) (For.)

113: Jesse Jens (HARL) over Trae Hartwig (DESC) (Fall 2:43)

120: Spencer Fink (HARL) over Jayden Bradley (DESC) (MD 14-6)

126: Jackson Graeve (DESC) over Aidan Ransom (HARL) (Fall 1:56)

132: Adam Ehlert (HARL) over Aden Esquerra (DESC) (Fall 5:08)

138: Chase Williams (DESC) over (HARL) (For.)

144: Brody McKinley (HARL) over Fransisco Escalante (DESC) (Fall 0:00)

150: James Lemon (DESC) over Brayton Cooper (HARL) (Fall 1:23)

157: Brody Bendorf (HARL) over Javier Medina (DESC) (Fall 4:57)

165: Jaden Stephens (HARL) over (DESC) (For.)

175: Tyrel Jacobsen (HARL) over Ismael Alfaro (DESC) (Fall 1:38)

190: Joel Murrillo (DESC) over (HARL) (For.)

Atlantic 56 – Denison-Schleswig 18

285: Evan Sorensen (ATLA) over Garret Plagge (DESC) (Fall 0:21)

106: Collin Harris (ATLA) over (DESC) (For.)

113: Taye Jordan (ATLA) over Trae Hartwig (DESC) (Fall 1:41)

120: Braxton Hass (ATLA) over Jayden Bradley (DESC) (Fall 1:01)

126: Aiden Smith (ATLA) over Jackson Graeve (DESC) (TF 16-1 4:00)

132: Jayden Harter (ATLA) over Aden Esquerra (DESC) (Fall 1:44)

138: Carter Hadley (ATLA) over Chase Williams (DESC) (Fall 3:47)

144: Kalvin Hayes (ATLA) over Fransisco Escalante (DESC) (Fall 1:26)

150: James Lemon (DESC) over Dreven Smith (ATLA) (Fall 5:53)

157: Javier Medina (DESC) over (ATLA) (For.) 165: Double Forfeit

175: Donovan Hedrington (ATLA) over Ismael Alfaro (DESC) (Fall 5:19)

190: Joel Murrillo (DESC) over (ATLA) (For.)

215: Cohen Bruce (ATLA) over Luis Chan (DESC) (Dec 7-0)

Atlantic 54 – Harlan 26

106: Collin Harris (ATLA) over (HARL) (For.)

113: Jesse Jens (HARL) over Taye Jordan (ATLA) (Dec 10-7)

120: Braxton Hass (ATLA) over Spencer Fink (HARL) (Fall 5:00)

126: Aiden Smith (ATLA) over Aidan Ransom (HARL) (Fall 1:18)

132: Jayden Harter (ATLA) over Adam Ehlert (HARL) (Fall 0:43)

138: Carter Hadley (ATLA) over (HARL) (For.)

144: Brody McKinley (HARL) over Dreven Smith (ATLA) (Fall 1:27)

150: Kalvin Hayes (ATLA) over Brayton Cooper (HARL) (Fall 0:56)

157: Brody Bendorf (HARL) over (ATLA) (For.)

165: Jaden Stephens (HARL) over (ATLA) (For.)

175: Tyrel Jacobsen (HARL) over Donovan Hedrington (ATLA) (Fall 2:52)

190: Cohen Bruce (ATLA) over (HARL) (For.)

215: Zayden Parker (ATLA) over Keagan Madden (HARL) (Fall 0:49)

285: Evan Sorensen (ATLA) over Austin Spray (HARL) (Fall 0:29) (HARL wrestler punched mat x3 – Austin Spray -1.0)

Hawkeye Ten Conference:
Fremont Mills 53, Shenandoah 41

Western Iowa Conference:
#12 Coon Rapids-Bayard 46, IKM-Manning 17
Elkhorn North 69, #12 Treynor 28

Rolling Valley Conference
#9 CAM 64, Southwest Valley 27
Coon Rapids-Bayard 46, IKM-Manning 17

Corner Conference:
Lenox 56, Griswold 27

Pride of Iowa Conference:
#8 Nodaway Valley 66, Van Meter 54

Western Iowa Conference:
#7 Underwood 61, Treynor 56

Rolling Valley Conference:
MVAOCOU 68, Boyer Valley 65 (NC)
West Bend-Mallard 53, Paton-Churdan 44 (NC)

CAM 58, Southwest Valley 39

Corner Conference:
Lenox 63, Griswold 12

The Drake women outscored Indiana State 29-8 in the second quarter and raced away to a 77-47 victory in Des Moines. The Bulldogs outrebounded the Sycamores 53-37 to move to 2-0 in the Missouri Valley.

That’s Drake coach Allison Pohlman. The Bulldogs led by as many as 32 points to move to 9-4 overall.

The CAM Cougars girls’ basketball team looked efficient with a home win over the Southwest Valley Timberwolves on Thursday night 64-27. The Cougars had to fight to find a lead in the first quarter, which was followed immediately by an 21-0 run early in the second quarter to blow the game open. CAM led 36-12 at the end of the first half and grew the lead to 33 by the end of the third. The Cougars led by as many as 40 down the stretch.

The Cougars were led by 21 points from Eva Steffensen. Kiera Nichols also finished in double figures dropping down 12. Southwest Valley got 12 points from Mackenzie Fast in the loss.

CAM improves to 9-1 and go on the road to Ar-We-Va Friday Night. Southwest Valley falls drops to 2-6 and travel to Central Decatur on Friday.

The CAM Cougars basketball team opened up 2024 with gritty play on Thursday against Southwest Valley and won 58-39. The Cougars exchanged leads multiple times in the first  the first quarter and grabbed a lead by going on a 9-0 run to end the first quarter. That same intensity continued throughout the second quarter and CAM saw their lead grow to 11 thanks to multiple Ryan Bower threes. CAM was up 33-22 going into halftime and never lost the lead again throughout the rest of the game.

Collin Bower was a big part of the physical dominance on Thursday night with a team high 22 rebounds and 13 points. Ryan Bower led the team in scoring with 18 points. The Cougars dominated the rebounding column and converted their second chance opportunities into easy buckets. CAM head coach Ian Hunt talked about Collin Bower’s impact.

Coach Hunt liked the way his team played overall and want’s them to keep their energy consistent.

Southwest Valley was led by 12 from Alex Morgan and 11 from Cael Hogan. The Timberwolves fall to 5-3 on the season. CAM bumps up to 4-4 and Travel to Ar-We-Va Friday night.

Two teams in need of a victory collide in Iowa City Saturday when the Hawkeye men host Rutgers. Iowa is 0-3 in the Big Ten while the Scarlet Knights are 0-2 after a 76-72 loss at Ohio State.

That’s Iowa coach Fran McCaffery who says Rutgers will provide a physical test.

Iowa is 0-3 in the Big Ten for the second straight year, but last season rebounded to finish 11-9.

The Iowa State men take an 11-2 record into Saturday’s start of the Big 12 race at 11th ranked Oklahoma. After a 15-17 record last season the Sooners enter the league race with a record of 12-1.

That’s ISU coach T.J. Otzelberger who says after a number of lopsided wins in nonconference play the Cyclones are ready for the grind of the Big 12 race.

Sophomore guard Tamin Lipsey says the Sooners will be a difficult test.

Lipsey says it would be a huge road win to get to start conference.

The fourth ranked Iowa Hawkeye women are on the road Friday night at Rutgers. The Hawkeyes are 3-0 in the Big Ten and beat the Scarlet Knights 111-57 in Iowa City last season.

That’s Iowa coach Lisa Bluder. Rutgers is 0-3 in the league race, but Bluder says their size makes them good on defense.

The Hawkeyes are coming off a win over Michigan State at the buzzer and Bluder says the Spartans are one of several teams in the Big Ten that are much improved.