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Tuesday Girls 1-A/2-A Regional Schedule

Sports

February 14th, 2012 by Jim Field

*** All games at 7:00 pm ***

1-A Region 7:

Coon Rapids-Bayard @ Exira/EHK ***Live tonight on KJAN & KJAN.com***
Martensdale-St. Marys vs. Earlham (@ WDM Dowling Catholic)
Murray @ Mount Ayr
East Union @ Bedford

1-A Region 8:

Fremont-Mills @ Stanton
Corning @ Villisca
Riverside @ A-H-S-T
Boyer Valley @ Ar-We-Va

2-A Region 1:

East Sac @ Kuemper Catholic
Unity Christian vs. Cherokee (@ Sioux Center)
Sheldon @ Sioux Central
Sibley-Ocheyedan @ Western Christian

2-A Region 7:

Audubon @ IKM-Manning
North Polk @ Des Moines Christian
Clarke @ Panorama
Central Decatur @ Nodaway Valley

2-A Region 8:

St. Albert @ Missouri Valley
Shenandoah @ Tri-Center
Hinton @ Lawton-Bronson
Woodbury Central @ OA-BCIG

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Monday Boys 1-A/2-A Basketball

Sports

February 14th, 2012 by Jim Field

Class 1-A District 1 First Round
Nishnabotna 57, Essex 47 — OT
St. Albert 76, Heartland Christian 8

Class 1-A District 2 First Round
West Harrison 57, A-H-S-T 55

Class 1-A District 15 First Round
Earlham 54, Orient-Macksburg 46
East Union 73, Diagonal 45

Class 1-A District 16 First Round
Lenox 64, Bedford 52
Stanton 48, South Page 36

Class 1-A District 6 First Round
Audubon 59, Glidden-Ralston 52
Madrid 66, Paton-Churdan 37

Class 2-A District 1 Quarterfinals
Clarinda Academy 66, Shenandoah 38
Tri-Center 51, Missouri Valley 45

Class 2-A District 2 Quarterfinals
Kuemper Catholic 86, Maple Valley 56

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No. 9 Baylor beats Iowa State 79-64

Sports

February 14th, 2012 by Ric Hanson

WACO, Texas (AP) — Perry Jones III and Baylor never lost confidence, even while losing consecutive games for the second time in a month. They got back on track in a hurry. Jones rediscovered his shooting touch with 18 points and the ninth-ranked Bears rebounded from two big losses with a 79-64 victory over Iowa State on Monday night, two days after losing at Missouri by the same margin. Jones already had 10 points by halftime, one more than he had combined last week when Baylor (22-4, 9-4 Big 12) lost to No. 4 Kansas and No. 3 Missouri in consecutive games for the second time this season. The Bears are undefeated against the rest of the Big 12 and everybody else they have played, and clearly proven themselves as the league’s third-best team for now. Iowa State (18-8, 8-5) had won four of its previous five games to tie them for third place. Miller, who matched Jones with 8-of-13 shooting, added 16 points for the Bears. Anthony Jones had 12 points and Quincy Acy 11. Melvin Ejim had 17 points to lead the Cyclones. Royce White added 14 points with seven turnovers after scoring a career-high 25 points in a 69-46 win over Texas A&M.

Baylor shot 60 percent (33 of 55) in the game, with 24 assists and only eight turnovers. Even when the Cyclones shot 55 percent (16 of 29) in the second half, Baylor made 72 percent (21 of 29) in that same span — many on dunks while scoring 32 points in the paint Baylor never trailed. The Cyclones have lost six consecutive games in Waco, where they last won in 2000. The teams play again in the regular season finale March 3 at Iowa State.

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Area Boys Substate Basketball Scores from Mon., Feb. 13th 2012

Sports

February 14th, 2012 by Ric Hanson

BOYS BASKETBALL

2A District 1 Substate 1
Quarterfinal

Clarinda Academy 66, Shenandoah 38

Neola Tri-Center 51, Missouri Valley 45

2A District 15 Substate 8
Quarterfinal

Jefferson Scranton 67, South Central Calhoun 58

Woodward Academy 85, Gowrie Prairie Valley 83

2A District 16 Substate 8
Quarterfinal

Panora Panorama 69, Osceola Clarke 66, OT

West Central Valley, Stuart 65, Leon Central Decatur 40

2A District 2 Substate 1
Quarterfinal

East Sac County 76, Ridge View 49

Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 86, Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 56

2A District 4 Substate 2
Quarterfinal

Orange City Unity Christian 64, Cherokee, Washington 30

1A District 1 Substate 1
Play In

Council Bluffs St. Albert 76, Heartland Christian 8

Nishnabotna 57, Essex 47, OT

1A District 15 Substate 8
Play In

Afton East Union 73, Diagonal 45

Earlham 54, Orient-Macksburg 46

1A District 16 Substate 8
Play In

Lenox 64, Bedford 52

Stanton 48, College Springs South Page 36

1A District 2 Substate 1
Play In

Mondamin West Harrison 57, Avoca AHST 55

1A District 6 Substate 3
Play In

Audubon 59, Glidden-Ralston 52

Madrid 66, Paton-Churdan 37

POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS
2A District 2 Substate 1
Quarterfinal

OA-BCIG vs. Alta/Aurelia, ppd.

1A District 2 Substate 1
Play In

Sloan Westwood vs. Charter Oak-Ute, ppd.

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Iowa’s progress slowed by poor defense

Sports

February 13th, 2012 by Ric Hanson

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — With just six games left before the Big Ten tournament, Iowa has clearly made progress under coach Fran McCaffery. The Hawkeyes (13-12, 5-7 Big Ten) have already won more games than they did in each of the previous two seasons, both overall and in the league, and a .500 finish in the Big Ten remains within reach. Iowa might be in position to do even bigger things in McCaffery’s second season if it wasn’t for such a porous defense. The Hawkeyes rank last in the Big Ten in scoring defense by nearly five points a game, and they’re also bringing up the rear in field goal percentage defense. Shoddy defense has been a season-long trend for the Hawkeyes, one that has McCaffery searching for answers as they prepare to play Penn State (11-15, 3-10) on Thursday.

The struggles came to a head — again — in an 83-64 loss last week to Northwestern, a game in which the Wildcats led by as many as 24 points. Northwestern attacked Iowa’s soft defense right away, shooting 15 of 27 from the floor in the first half, and the Wildcats also got open enough to sink 13 3s on 25 tries. What bothered McCaffery the most was Iowa was struggling defensively even before Northwestern made adjustments on offense. “We had breakdowns early in that game, and I think that’s one of the things that would concern any coach,” McCaffery said. “The breakdowns that we had shouldn’t have been occurring as early as they did in that game, and that was what was disappointing to me.” It was frustrating, too, because the Hawkeyes were coming off a pair of encouraging defensive efforts that led to victories. Iowa rallied from a 10-point deficit and beat Minnesota 63-59 on Feb. 1 in large part because it held the Gophers scoreless over the final 3:24. The Hawkeyes then held Penn State to 26.7 percent shooting on Feb. 4, en route to a 17-point halftime lead and an easy 77-64 victory.Of course, those two wins came after a defensive performance that was even worse than the one Iowa put on in Evanston. The Hawkeyes allowed Indiana to grab 20 offensive rebounds and score 58 points in the paint in a 103-89 loss in Bloomington on Jan. 29. Iowa shot 79 percent in the second half against the Hoosiers and still lost by 14 because of spotty defense. If the Hawkeyes can’t quickly make major improvements, they’ll likely be headed for their fifth straight losing season.

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NCAA tourney returns to Iowa City in 2013

Sports

February 13th, 2012 by Ric Hanson

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The University of Iowa will host first and second-round NCAA tournament games in women’s basketball in 2013. The NCAA announced Monday that Iowa City will serve as one of 16 sites for early-round games next spring. This will be the 13th time that Carver-Hawkeye Arena has served as an NCAA tournament host. Hilton Coliseum in Ames will host first and second-round games next month, and Des Moines will host regional semifinals and finals.

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FINAL 3A/4A IGHSAU Basketball Rankings

Sports

February 13th, 2012 by Jim Field

Class 3-A

	School	Record	LW
1	Benton	21-0	1
2	MOC-Floyd Valley	22-0	3
3	Sioux City Bishop Heelan	20-1	4
4	Davenport Assumption	19-2	2
5	Glenwood	19-1	5
6	Dubuque Wahlert	17-4	7
7	South Tama	20-2	6
8	Union	19-2	9
9	Bondurant-Farrar	19-2	11
10	Williamsburg	18-4	8
11	Washington	17-4	15
12	Sergeant Bluff-Luton	15-6	13
13	Denison-Schleswig	13-8	12
14	Keokuk	15-6	NR
15	Waverly-Shell Rock	16-5	10

Dropped Out: Ballard (14)

Class 4-A

	School	Record	LW
1	Southeast Polk	21-1	1
2	Iowa City West	20-1	2
3	Mason City	19-2	4
4	Ankeny	18-3	3
5	Cedar Rapids Xavier	16-5	5
6	Waukee	17-5	6
7	Iowa City High	15-6	9
8	Muscatine	18-3	11
9	Lewis Central	19-2	14
10	Dowling Catholic	13-8	8
11	West Des Moines Valley	13-8	13
12	Cedar Rapids Kennedy	12-9	7
13	Cedar Rapids Washington	13-7	10
14	Des Moines East	15-6	NR
15	Cedar Falls	12-9	15

Dropped Out: Cedar Rapids Prairie (12)

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Local 1st Round State Wrestling Pairings

Sports

February 13th, 2012 by Jim Field

Class 1-A
106:

Brad Kerkhoff (38-9), Audubon, vs. #3 Tyler Dalen (40-2), Graettinger-Terril
#4 Taylor Curtis (52-3), Underwood vs. Gage Winter (45-9), BGM

113:

#8 Ethan Reynek (27-4), Logan-Magnolia vs. Christian Hilgenberg (33-16), Coon Rapids-Bayard
#4 Kyler Kiner (21-1) vs. #7 Evan Hansen (38-4), Exira-EHK

120:

#3 Aaron Anderson (34-0), Clarion-Goldfield vs. #7 Quinton Doiel (36-8), Logan-Magnolia
#1 Andrew Foutch (52-1), Underwood vs. Dylan Dorage (37-8), Manson-Northwest Webster

126:

#2 Chet Utesch (43-3), Akron-Westfield vs. Ridge Meeker (34-14), Logan-Magnolia
#3 Dylon Rhoads (28-3), Don Bosco vs. #9 Blair Kerkhoff (37-4), Audubon
Logan Moore (22-6), West Monona vs. #7 Nick Drenth (41-6), HMS

132:

#4 Kolbi Kohl (28-4), Lisbon vs. #9 Cameron Mennenoh (47-7), Audubon
Eric Brosnahan (16-10), Logan-Magnolia vs. #7 Colton Martin (36-6), Alburnett
#8 Brady Meyer (42-6), Sumner-Fredericksburg vs. Derek Bailey (33-9), Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto

138:

#3 Scott Weber (41-8), Don Bosco vs. Cody Kingery (45-9), Underwood
#9 Darrian Irlbeck (42-7), Tri-Center vs. #5 Cody Marks (42-9), Nashua-Plainfield

145:

#5 Tyler Foubert (44-5), Tri-County/Montezuma vs. #2 Trevor Paulson (40-1), Tri-Center
#6 Mike Novotny (38-2), Underwood vs. Dale Hilleman (35-12), West Marshall

152:

#2 Tait Simpson (27-0), Lisbon vs. Josh Matusik (38-11), Woodbine
#6 Brett Flynn (38-4), HMS vs. Kain Queck (29-15), Nodaway Valley
#1 Loren Williams (48-0), Tri-Center vs. Casey Beaver (20-15), Iowa City Regina

160:

#1 Drake Fanslau (51-3), Underwood vs. Austin Laabs (39-14), Guthrie Center
Tyler Hein (31-2), Panorama vs. Gavvon Shafer (13-3), Woodbine

170:

Patrick Lindner (33-11), Fort Dodge St. Edmond vs. Trey Sander (37-6), Exira-EHK
#2 Brett Roberts (49-2), Eddyville-Blakesburg vs. Clay Blass (30-19), Coon Rapids-Bayard
Jake Lewis (40-4), CB St. Albert vs. #10 Ryder Clark (32-4), West Hancock
#5 Kory Schmelzer (38-2), Corning vs. Dylan Albright (36-7), Colfax-Mingo

182:

#2 Tanner Taylor (40-0), Okoboji vs. Austin Kline (39-9), Tri-Center
Terry Mooty (39-4), Dike-New Hartford vs. Jesse Svoboda (40-8), Audubon
#9 MacKenzie Houseman (50-6), Riverside vs. #5 Austin McCarten (8-2), Emmetsburg

195:

#1 Chris Bridgeford (43-1), Logan-Magnolia vs. Sam Bowers (32-8), Alburnett
Zach Barton (41-11), Corning vs. #10 Cade Jones (36-6), West Branch
#6 Ryan Parmely (46-0), Maquoketa Valley vs. #9 Trenton Geer (35-2), Treynor

220:

#6 Alexander Cutshall (35-3), Aplington-Parkersburg vs. Evan Schnack (31-8), Underwood
#9 Logan Melby (40-6), Logan-Magnolia vs. Dylan Coyle (36-10), Central Springs
Cody Ladd (22-3), Nodaway Valley vs. Adam Steger (34-6), Maquoketa Valley

285:

Kyle Terlouw (36-5), Lynnville-Sully vs. David Howell (45-5), East Mills
#5 Nick Fett (44-4), Audubon vs. Tyler Schneidmiller (30-6), Pocahontas Area/Pomeroy-Palmer
#1 Marco Naughton (33-0), CB St. Albert vs. Lucas Ohrt (32-20), West Marshall

Class 2-A
106:

#2 Darrian Schwenke (33-0), Atlantic vs. Colton Milosevich (17-5), Woodward-Granger

113:

#8 Jared Eischeid (39-0), Carroll Kuemper vs. #5 Zach Less (35-9), West Delaware

120:

#2 Sawyer Farris (42-0), New London/WMU vs. #6 Blake Luna (41-2), Clarinda

126:

#2 Colton McCrystal (41-1), Sergeant Bluff-Luton vs. Zach Goodrich (35-13), Creston/O-M

132:

#3 Walker Marshall (47-1), Missouri Valley vs. #7 Adam Staudt (22-9), Charles City
#9 Steven Garcia (39-8), Sergeant Bluff-Luton vs. #10 Zach Mueller (26-11), West Delaware
#4 Jordan Roths (37-3), New Hampton vs. #5 Rob Young (44-4), Atlantic

138:

#1 Jake Marlin (47-1), Creston/O-M vs. Caleb White (15-7), Albia
#5 Eric Clarke (40-8), Davenport Assumption vs. #8 Hunter Langley (29-6), Sergeant Bluff-Luton
Bryce Wignall (27-8), PCM vs. #10 John Schwarte (40-6), Harlan

145:

#5 Juwan Parrish (42-4), Creston/O-M vs. Jarrett Paulson (37-12), Solon

152:

Brent Stickrod (41-4), OA-BCIG vs. Spencer Dale (40-13), Williamsburg
#8 David Thompson (37-8), Creston/O-M vs. #2 Keegan Mumma (45-2), ADM
Drew Niebuhr (41-7), Perry vs. Cody Morris (40-5), Bedford/Lenox

160:

#5 Erik Lux (41-3), South Tama vs. Josh King (38-7), Sergeant Bluff-Luton
#6 Derek Stork (42-3), Atlantic vs. Nolan Zumbach (35-9), West Delaware
#9 Chase Shedenhelm (34-2), Denver/Tripoli vs. #7 Trevor Frain (44-8), Creston/O-M

170:

#1 Aaron McMurphy (41-1), Dallas Center-Grimes vs. Cash Wilcke (34-7), OA-BCIG
Blake Beckman (39-7), Mediapolis vs. Cole Bonde (39-11), Bedford/Lenox
Matt Williamson (38-10), Atlantic vs. #10 Seth Davisson (32-7), Fairfield

182:

#1 Seth Esaias (46-0), Red Oak vs. #8 Sean Fitzgerald (35-7), Sergeant Bluff-Luton
#6 Ethan Lindquist (37-2), Laurens-Marathon vs. Scott Brockman (23-22), Clarinda

195:

#6 Joe Roll (35-8), Osage vs. #3 Keaton Hulett (46-2), Creston/O-M

220:

#7 Chad Pohlmeier (40-9), Bondurant-Farrar vs. #8 Cass Weitl (35-7), Carroll Kuemper

285:

#1 Collin Bevins (48-1), Creston/O-M vs. Sean Esler (33-14), Davenport Assumption
#7 Tanner Thompson (34-5), OA-BCIG vs. #6 Gable Bonner (34-3), Estherville-Lincoln Central
#5 Creighton Fox (37-3), DeWitt Central vs. #10 Austin Conrad (36-9), Atlantic

Class 3-A
106:

#9 Bryce Meyer (34-4), Fort Madison vs. Jordan Peterson (35-12), CB Abraham Lincoln

113:

Randy Schultz (32-17), CB Thomas Jefferson vs. Patrick Rashed (30-10), Cedar Rapids Jefferson

120:

#8 Damon Griffin (39-8), Linn-Mar vs. Jordan Easton (32-17), CB Abraham Lincoln

132:

#5 Logan Ryan (34-10), Bettendorf vs. Jesse Bendt (27-7), Glenwood
Jason Wallace (45-9), CB Thomas Jefferson vs. Randy McPhee (15-5), Davenport West

138:

#6 Mikey Wallace (40-7), CB Thomas Jefferson vs. #8 Blake Spotts (39-8), Mason City
#6 Jack Randall (40-3), Spencer vs. AJ Clark (34-13), Glenwood

145:

#1 Gabriel Moreno (37-0), Urbandale vs. Charles Weaver (19-12), CB Thomas Jefferson
Ethan Ruby (35-15), CB Lewis Central vs. #3 Brian Warren (34-3), DM North/Hoover

152:

#6 Trey Lewis (20-4), WDM Valley vs. Jacob Schieffer (31-7), Carroll

160:

#2 Zeb Wahle (46-2), CB Lewis Central vs. Casey Becker (16-12), Cedar Rapids Prairie

170:

#4 Ben Schwery (46-1), CB Lewis Central vs. Terry Stover (32-14), Waverly-Shell Rock

182:

Brad Boden (20-3), Indianola vs. Hunter Hoffmann (37-9), Glenwood

195:

#5 Keaton Jurevitz (29-7), Bettendorf vs. Bobby Overton (24-7), Denison-Schleswig
Austin Lear (33-17), CB Lewis Central vs. #6 Cegan Long (42-9), North Scott

220:

#5 Zach Renshaw (45-2), CB Lewis Central vs. Tom Schiffer (25-21), Mason City
Ben Schnurr (27-10), Fort Dodge vs. Andrew Overton (31-11), Denison-Schleswig

285:

Cam Knobbe (22-3), Carroll vs. #5 Bryce Fisher (38-6), SE Polk
#4 Jake Scanlan (30-5), Johnston vs. Alex Killpack (23-16), Glenwood
Jordan Bywater (35-12), CB Abraham Lincoln vs. Shaquille Wells (29-13), Urbandale

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