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AMES, Iowa — Chris Allen scored a season-high 25 points and Iowa State pounded Texas A&M 69-46 on Saturday for its fourth victory in five games.
Scott Christopherson added 10 points for the Cyclones (18-7, 8-4 Big 12), who pulled into a tie with Baylor for third place in the Big 12 ahead of Monday night’s showdown with the Bears in Waco, Texas. Iowa State turned a comfortable lead into a huge one with a 13-0 run early in the second half, putting the Cyclones ahead 48-22.Texas A&M, the Big 12’s second-worst offensive team, scored just three points in the opening 8 1/2 minutes of the second half as Iowa State cruised to another decisive win over the Aggies.
David Loubeau scored 10 points for Texas A&M (12-12, 3-9), which was outrebounded 38-22 en route to its fourth straight loss.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Class 2A Region 8
Shenandoah 47, Griswold 44
Tri-Center 46, Treynor 38
St. Albert 39, Underwood 38
Missouri Valley 48, Logan-Magnolia 15
Hinton 81, Westwood 20
Lawton-Bronson 85, West Monona 26
Woodbury Central 66, Maple Valley 44
OA-BCIG 55, Ridge View 33
Class 2A Region 7
Nodaway Valley 62, Clarinda 39
Central Decatur 77, Clarinda Academy 17
Clarke 48, West Central Valley 42
Panorama 94, Interstate 35 34
North Polk 68, Van Meter 34
Des Moines Christian 69, Pleasantville 42
Audubon 49, Jefferson-Scranton 42 (KJAN Broadcast Game: Susie Bylund 17pts, Lacey Vokt 11pts)
IKM-Manning 89, Ogden 16
Class 2A Region 1
Kuemper Catholic 44, South Central Calhoun 21
Regular Season
Sioux City Heelan 94, Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson 13
Boys: Pella 69, Harlan 58
2-A District Wrestling at Atlantic
Championships:
106: Darrian Schwenke (Atlantic) Pinned Mason Miller (Winterset) 4:56
132: Rob Young (Atlantic) pinned by Walker Marshall (Missouri Valley) 1:04
160: Derek Stork (Atlantic) beat Trevor Frain (Creston) 6-1
170: Matt Williamson (Atlantic) beat Cole Bonde(Bedford/Lenox) 4-1
285: Austin Conrad (Atlantic) pinned by Collin Bevins (Creston) 4:12
Consolation:
152: Rob Nichols (Atlantic) pinned Ike Eischeid (JSPCEG) 1:23
182: Tyler Stork (Atlantic) pinned Cale Stork (Harlan) :22
Wrestle Back:
132: Rob Young (Atlantic) pinned Jacob Johnston (Creston) :36
Semi-Finals
106: Darrian Schwenke (Atlantic) beat Krus Adamson (Creston) 5-2
132: Rob Young (Atlantic) beat Joseph Heitshusen (Shenandoah) 11-0
152: Rob Nichols (Atlantic) lost to Cody Morris (Bedford/Lenox) 3-2
160: Derek Stork (Atlantic) pinned Dylon French (Bedford/Lenox) 1:12
170: Matt Williamson (Atlantic) beat Gavin Leith (Creston) 12-0
182: Tyler Stork (Atlantic) lost to Scott Brockman (Clarinda) 9-7
285: Austin Conrad (Atlantic) beat Clint Marshall (Bedford/Lenox) 6-0
BOYS BASKETBALL
Atlantic 57, Creston 46
Adair-Casey 51, Lenox 48
Bedford 60, Stanton 40
Bondurant Farrar 71, Carroll 57
Council Bluffs Lewis Central 67, Clarinda 64, OT
Boyer Valley 67, South Central Calhoun 57
Exira-EHK 81, AHST 54
Glenwood 53, Denison-Schleswig 50
East Greene 77, Audubon 73
Nodaway Valley 67, Kuemper Catholic 55
Harlan 59, Red Oak 41
Logan-Magnolia 65, East Mills 52
Murray 74, Martensdale-St. Marys 61
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 75, Council Bluffs Jefferson 50
Sioux City Heelan 74, Council Bluffs Lincoln 34
Treynor 64, Tabor Fremont-Mills 33
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Bondurant Farrar 51, Carroll 34
Glenwood 58, Denison-Schleswig 39
Harlan 53, Red Oak 43
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 84, Council Bluffs Jefferson 20
Sioux City Heelan 72, Council Bluffs Lincoln 42
The Atlantic Boys Basketball team earned an outright Hawkeye 10 Conference Championship on Friday night with a 57-46 win on the road against Creston. It is the first conference championship since 2002 for the Trojans and the 25th overall for the Atlantic Boys program.
Sam Markham lead the way in the victory with 19 points. Harrison Hoegh and Dalton Franken chipped in with 16 apiece to help earn the win. The Trojans used a combination of great defensive pressure and quick offensive attacks to wear down and frustrate the Panthers.
The Trojans improve to 17-3 overall and finish with a conference record of 11-2. Atlantic will finish the regular season at home against Abraham Lincoln on Tuesday, February 14th before beginning postseason play at home versus Red Oak on February 20th.
Atlantic has also won boys conference titles in 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1950, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1991, 1996, 1998 and 2002.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Officials say that over 7,500 tickets have been sold for the April’s U.S. Olympic team wrestling trials in Iowa City.
USA Wrestling events director Pete Isais says ticket demand for the 2012 trials is the highest it’s ever been.
The trial will determine who’ll wrestle for the U.S. in the London Olympics in August. They’ll be held April 21 and 22 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Six former University of Iowa wrestlers are among the 175 athletes who’ve already qualified for the event.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Two straight years of disappointing results, star running backs leaving the program and the loss of both coordinators would land many coaches on the hot seat.
Not Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz. He’s not going anywhere.
Ferentz is the Big Ten’s longest-tenured coach at 13 seasons and counting. He also has the unwavering support of athletic director Gary Barta despite the turmoil that has engulfed the program over the past 18 months.
Barta says Ferentz has run a program that’s extremely successful on the field and sports one of the highest graduation rates in the country. Barta also says Ferentz’s value system is shared by the people of Iowa.
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