IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Sophomore Jarrod Uthoff had 14 points and four blocks in his Iowa debut and the Hawkeyes rolled past UNC-Wilmington 82-39 Friday in its season opener. Freshman Peter Jok added 11 points for the Hawkeyes (1-0), who opened the game with a 52-12 run.

Iowa opened up a 10-point lead after seven minutes and went on a 20-3 spurt to go ahead 34-7. The Hawkeyes had 10 players score in the first half and led by as many as 47 points. Aaron White had 10 points and Gabe Olaseni had eight points, seven rebounds and five blocks for Iowa.

Cedrick Williams had 15 points to lead UNC-Wilmington (0-1). The Seahawks had just 12 first-half points, the least the Hawkeyes have allowed under coach Fran McCaffery.

(All semi-final round games take place at the UNI-Dome in Cedar Falls)

Thursday, Nov. 14 2013

8-Player:

9:06-a.m. – Don Bosco (12-0) vs. Adair-Casey (9-0)

12:06-p.m. – Newell-Fonda (12-0) vs. Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton (11-0)

Class 3-A:

5:36-p.m. – Bishop Heelan Catholic (12-0) vs. Clear Lake (12-0)

8:21-p.m. – Solon (11-1) vs. Washington (11-1)

Friday, Nov. 15 2013

Class A:

10:06-a.m. – Wapsie Valley (12-0) vs. B-G-M (12-0)

1:06-p.m. – West Lyon (12-0) vs. AHST (12-0)

Class 4-A:

4:06-p.m. – Bettendorf (10-2) vs. Cedar Rapids/Xavier (11-1)

7:06-p.m. – Valley/West Des Moines (10-2) vs. Dowling Catholic/West Des Moines (12-0)

Sat., Nov. 16 2013

Class 1-A:

10:06-a.m. – North Fayette Valley (11-1) vs. Iowa City Regina (12-0)

1:06-p.m. – Ft. Dodge/St. Edmond (12-) vs. Van Meter (12-0)

Class 2-A:

4:06-p.m. – Sioux Center (10-2) vs. Kuemper Catholic (12-0)

7:06-p.m. – Waukon (11-1) vs. Albia (12-0)

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Championship rounds will be held Nov. 21st and 22nd

Class 1A

North Fayette Valley 49, South Winneshiek, Calmar 14

Regina, Iowa City 24, Maquoketa Valley, Delhi 7

St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 42, South O’Brien, Paullina 3

Van Meter 21, Ogden 0

Class 2A

Albia 7, Mediapolis 0

Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 42, Gilbert 0

Sioux Center 48, Boyden-Hull-RV 24

Waukon 36, New Hampton 0

Class 3A

Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 31, Harlan 0

Clear Lake 48, Grinnell 33

Solon 28, Decorah 20

Washington 28, Pella 0

Class 4A

Bettendorf 17, Pleasant Valley 6

Cedar Rapids Xavier 21, Cedar Rapids, Kennedy 0

Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 14, Waukee 9

Valley, West Des Moines 63, Ames 20

Class A

A-H-S-T 38, Audubon 14

B-G-M, Brooklyn 29, Pekin 8

Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 20, Gladbrook-Reinbeck 15

West Lyon, Inwood 21, Bishop Garrigan 7

Eight Player

Adair-Casey 65, Wayne, Corydon 26 (featured game on KJAN)

Don Bosco, Gilbertville 36, Springville 21

Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 41, Glidden-Ralston 0

Newell-Fonda 46, Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn 38

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Iowa junior guard Josh Oglesby will be out six weeks with a broken right foot. Hawkeyes coach Fran McCaffery says Oglesby, a junior, broke a bone during practice on Wednesday. He was set to have surgery on Friday.  Oglesby is one of Iowa’s top perimeter shooters even though he struggled last season.

Oglesby, a native of Cedar Rapids, made 42 3s last season but shot just 27.4 percent from the floor.   Freshman Peter Jok could take Oglesby’s place as a shooter off the bench when Iowa opens its season Friday against UNC-Wilmington.

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Class 4-A

• West Des Moines Valley @ Ames
• West Des Moines Dowling vs. Waukee
• Bettendorf @ Pleasant Valley
• Cedar Rapids Kennedy @ Cedar Rapids Xavier

Class 3-A

• Harlan @ Bishop Heelan Catholic
• Grinnell @ Clear Lake
• Solon @ Decorah
• Washinton @ Pella

Class 2-A

• Gilbert @ Kuemper Catholic
• Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley @ Sioux Center
• Waukon @ New Hampton
• Mediapolis @ Albia

Class 1-A

• South O’Brien @ Ft. Dodge St. Edmond
• Ogden @ Van Meter
• South Winneshiek @ North Fayette
• Iowa City Regina @ Maquoketa Valley

Class A

• Audubon @ A-H-S-T
• Bishop Garrigan @ West Lyon
• Wapsie Valley @ Gladbrook-Reinbeck
• Pekin @ BGM

8-Man

• Wayne @ Adair-Casey  (On KJAN beginning with the pre-game @ 6pm, kick-off at 7)
• Glidden-Ralston @ Exira/EHK
• Newell-Fonda @ MMC
• Springville @ Don Bosco

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CLASS 1-A

• (3-1) Guthrie Center 25-26-19-25, AGWSR 20-24-25-15
• (3-0) Stanton 25-25-25, Murray 22-22-17
• (3-0) LeMars Gehlen Catholic 25-25-25, Fremont-Mills 17-19-11
• (3-0) Janesville 25-25-25, Iowa Mennonite 9-10-9
• (3-0) Central Lyon 25-25-25, Harris-Lake Park 23-17-20
• (3-2) Springville 20-21-25-25-15, New London 25-25-20-19-11
• (3-0) Tripoli 25-25-25 Bishop Garrigan 15-16-13
• (3-0) Holy Trinity Catholic 25-25-25, Winfield-Mount Vernon 6-14-7

CLASS 2-A

• (3-0) St. Albert 25-25-25, Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 16-20-20
• (3-0) Dike-New Hartford 25-25-25, Denver 16-10-12
• (3-0) Western Christian 25-25-25, Lake Mills 11-13-16
• (3-2) Sumner-Fredericksburg 25-17-25-21-15, Wapsie Valley 23-25-15-25-12
• (3-2) Eddyville-Blakesburg/Fremont 19-25-25-20-15, Des Moines Christian 25-17-18-25-9
• (3-0) Hinton 25-31-25, Ridge View 10-29-22
• (3-2) Iowa City Regina 22-25-22-25-15, West Branch 25-19-25-20-12
• (3-2) Grundy Center 21-20-25-25-15 South Central Calhoun 25-25-15-23-10

DYERSVILLE, Iowa (AP) – The election of a new mayor and three new City Council members in Dyersville is prompting speculation about what the vote means to plans for a 24-field youth baseball and softball complex near the “Field of Dreams” movie site.  The Dubuque Telegraph Herald reports  Jim Heavens, who lost his bid to be re-elected mayor in the Tuesday vote, says his defeat and the ouster of council members means the project is, “dead.”

Alvin Haas was elected mayor. The new City Council members are Mark Wagner, Teresa Bockenstedt and Ray Sauser. Nearby property owners have filed lawsuits against the city, arguing that officials illegally rezoned and approved building permits for the project. Denise Stillman, who heads a group backing the development, says it’s too early to comment on the election.