Harlan Community Athletic Department is pleased to announce and very thankful to former Cyclone Billy Cundiff and his wife Nicole for donating $5000 to the athletic department.  The NFL has a program when a player donates money back to their school, the NFL team and NFL will match up to $5000 also, making the total contribution to Harlan Community of $10,000.

Billy graduated from Harlan Community in 1998 and was an all stater in football and basketball for the Cyclones.

Activities Director Mitch Osborn states, “We are very thankful and appreciate of Billy & Nicole’s donation which after consulting with Billy have decided to apply it towards buying much needed new weight equipment.  This will have the biggest impact on all student athletes and students at HCHS.  Billy had an outstanding athletic career at HCHS and is representing the Harlan Community quite well in the NFL.  We stay in contact with each other and he is always up to date on what is happening at HCHS.”

Coach Curt Bladt states, “Billy always checks in to see how our football season is going and I had the opportunity to watch him play in person in the NFC championship game in Chicago when he was kicking for the New Orleans Saints and last season the entire football coaching staff was able to attend the Raven playoff game vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.  Billy provided us with tickets to the game and we had a great time visiting in person after the game.  This donation will really benefit our entire student body.”

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Hawkeye 10:

• Atlantic 53, Clarinda 45
• Kuemper Catholic 57, Harlan 49
• Lewis Central 36, Denison-Schleswig 32

Western Iowa:

• Audubon 46, Griswold 34
• Missouri Valley 47, Underwood 43
• Treynor 44, Tri-Center 39

Rolling Hills:

• Walnut 41, CAM 40
• Adair-Casey 57, Ankeny Christian Academy 27
• Exira-EHK 67, Orient-Macksburg 45
• Iowa Christian Academy 47, Glidden-Ralston 28

Others:

• Bedford 61, East Union 21
• Carroll 76, A-D-M 49
• Charter Oak-Ute 46, West Harrison 36
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 45, Guthrie Center 26
• Corning 68, Lenox 33
• Abraham Lincoln 52, Sioux City North 44
• Nodaway Valley 54, Mount Ayr 27
• Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 60, Woodbine 33
• OA-BCIG 57, IKM-Manning 53 (OT)
• Sidney 49, Clarinda Academy 28
• Sioux City West 61, Thomas Jefferson 31
• Fremont-Mills 51, East Mills 30
• Villisca 46, Stanton 43

Hawkeye 10:

• Clarinda 63, Atlantic 59 (OT)
• Harlan 64, Kuemper Catholic 61
• Lewis Central 63, Denison-Schleswig 53
• Creston 62, Shenandoah 29

Western Iowa:

• Griswold 56, Audubon 48
• Riverside 85, A-H-S-T 47
• Treynor 66, Tri-Center 51
• Underwood 56, Missouri Valley 48

Rolling Hills:

• CAM 40, Walnut 38
• Ankeny Christian Academy 55, Adair-Casey 41
• Exira-EHK 50, Orient-Macksburg 36

Others:

• A-D-M 55, Carroll 53
• Bedford 73, Afton East Union 71
• South Page 46, Essex 34
• Corning 73, Lenox 41
• Thomas Jefferson 80, Sioux City West 73
• Nodaway Valley 58, Mount Ayr 48
• Guthrie Center 53, Coon Rapids-Bayard 39
• IKM-Manning 78, OA-BCIG 58
• West Harrison 76, Charter Oak-Ute 72
• Ridge View 53, Logan-Magnolia 50
• Sidney 80, Clarinda Academy 76
• Sioux City North 64, Abraham Lincoln 49
• Stanton 60, Villisca 46
• Fremont-Mills 63, East Mills 55
• Woodward-Granger 61, Panorama 56

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(AP) – Second baseman Skip Schumaker has agreed to a two-year deal with the St. Louis Cardinals, who did not tender a contract offer to infielder Ryan Theriot before Monday night’s deadline. The 31-year old Schumaker batted .283 in 117 games for Red Birds this year, and then .381 in the postseason with the lone RBI in a 1-0 victory over Philadelphia in Game 5 of the NL Division series. Theriot hit .271 with one homer and 47 RBIs. He was the starting shortstop until St. Louis acquired Rafael Furcal at the trade deadline. Furcal and the Cardinals have agreed to a $14-million, two-year contract. Theriot now becomes a free agent.