Landowners/tenants with land registered with the Iowa DNR in one of the 21 counties open to the January antlerless season are eligible to participate on the farm unit in the open county. The January antlerless season is Jan. 11- 22. Licenses will be available beginning Jan. 11, from license vendors in the open counties.

The January antlerless season is open in Adair, Adams, Allamakee, Appanoose, Clarke, Clayton, Dallas, Davis, Decatur, Fayette, Jefferson, Lee, Lucas, Madison, Monroe, Taylor, Union, Van Buren, Wapello, Wayne and Winneshiek counties. Landowner/tenant licenses are not subject to county quotas.

Due to the compressed timeline, these licenses will not be available online. Only antlerless deer may be taken during this season. Only centerfire rifles .223 caliber to .500 caliber with a published or calculated muzzle energy of 500-foot pounds or higher are allowed in the excess tag January antlerless season. The excess tag January antlerless season was approved by the Iowa Legislature during the 2022 session.

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Red Oak 12, Denison-Schleswig 0
Red Oak 6, SWAT 0
Southwest Iowa 3, Red Oak 0
Southwest Iowa 18, Denison-Schleswig 0
SWAT 42, Denison-Schleswig 30
(SWAT Winners: Haley Armstrong, Jazz Christensen, Ady Lundquist, Quincy Sorensen, Lilly Johnson, Grace Britten, Ellen Gerlock)

Pella Tournament

Martensdale-St. Marys had three winners at the Pella Tournament. Zoey Donehoo at 130B, Rylie Parker at 190C, and Makenna Fetters at 235B.

Iowa women’s coach Lisa Bluder says Northwestern is much better than its 0-5 Big Ten record. The 12th ranked Hawkeyes host the Wildcats tonight (Wednesday night).

Bluder says Northwestern has played a brutal schedule to start Big Ten play.

Iowa is coming off a win at nationally ranked Michigan that Bluder feels was their most complete performance to date.

The Hawkeyes are 3-1 in the Big Ten. Listen for the game on KJAN beginning at 6:15-p.m.

The Drake and UNI women collide tonight (Wednesday night) in Des Moines. Both teams are 3-1 in Missouri Valley play and UNI coach Tanya Warren says the Bulldogs like to change defenses.

Warren says the Bulldogs will be difficult to guard.

The Bulldogs are coming off home wins over Belmont and Murray State.

That’s Drake coach Allison Pohlman. The Bulldogs have won three straight in conference play despite losing senior guard Megan Meyer to a season ending knee injury.

That’s senior forward Grace Berg.

Iowa State women’s coach Bill Fennelly says replacing Stephanie Soares will be a work in progress. ISU’s senior center suffered a season ending ACL injury in Sunday’s loss at Oklahoma. The 15th ranked Cyclones are at home Wednesday night against Kansas State.

Fennelly says the Cyclones will be a different type of team going forward.

Fennelly says they will try to get Soares another season.

Iowa State is 4-0 in the Big 12. The 14th ranked Cyclones raced out to a 19-point lead at halftime and clobbered Texas Tech 84-50, Tuesday. Gabe Kalscheur had a season high 25 points to go along with seven rebounds.

That’s ISU coach T.J. Otzelberger. The Cyclones dominated the glass and forced 18 turnovers.

Otzelberger says the key to the fast start was defense.

Drake finally broke through on the road. Tucker DeVries scored seven points in the final minute-11 of overtime, Tuesday, as the Bulldogs won at Illinois-Chicago 76-71. Drake won despite squandering a late five point lead in regulation.

That’s Drake coach Darian DeVries who says while the Bulldogs made some mistakes a number of players stepped up when needed.

Drake improves to 4-3 in the Missouri Valley.

UNI used a late 18-0 run to beat Murray State 75-67 Tuesday night, in Cedar Falls. It was a game the Panthers trailed by nine with about eight minutes remaining.

That’s UNI coach Ben Jacobson. The win was the fourth straight for the Panthers who are now 5-2 in Missouri Valley play.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Atlantic 43, Clarinda 24 (A: Jada Jensen 13pts)
East Sac County 59, Denison-Schleswig 58
Harlan 54, Glenwood 52 (OT) (H: Erica Rust 18pts, 11reb)
Shenandoah 58, Red Oak 40 (S: Lynnae Green 25pts, 11reb)
St. Albert 57, Nodaway Valley 53 (SA: Missy Evezic 22pts, 12reb)

Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 34, Riverside 26 (A: Ella Langer 15pts)
Logan-Magnolia 44, Tri-Center 33 (LM: Mya Moss and Macanna Guritz 13pts each)
Underwood 63, IKM-Manning 19 (U: Tieler Hull 10pts)

Rolling Valley Conference
Boyer Valley 55, Paton-Churdan 31 (BV: Maria Puck 13pts)
Exira-EHK 61, West Harrison 15 (E-EHK: Quinn Grubbs and Jaelynn Petersen 18pts each)
Glidden-Ralston 69, Ar-We-Va 41 (GR: Paige Klocke 24pts)
Woodbine 75, CAM 44 (W: Nicole Hoefer 16pts, 7reb)

Corner Conference
Fremont-Mills 65, Essex 17 (FM: Emily Madison 19pts)
Stanton 59, Sidney 43 (S: Marleigh Johnson 25pts, 8reb, 7assts)

Pride of Iowa Conference
Lenox 46, Bedford 32 (L: Zoey Reed 21pts)
Martensdale-St. Marys 58, Wayne 29
Mount Ayr 47, Southwest Valley 41

Other Scores
Carroll 49, ADM 39
Lamoni 53, Orient-Macksburg 41
Panorama 58, Madrid 21
Sioux City East 70, CB Abraham Lincoln 52

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Atlantic 74, Clarinda 51 (A: Colton Rasmussen 24pts, Carter Pellett 23pts)
Glenwood 47, Harlan 44
Red Oak 63, Shenandoah 23
Skutt Catholic 68, Lewis Central 53

Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 74, Riverside 34 (A: Brayden Lund 25pts, 10reb)
Tri-Center 73, Logan-Magnolia 42 (TC: Michael Turner 24pts, 7assts)
Underwood 73, IKM-Manning 57 (U: Alex Ravlin 16pts)

Rolling Valley Conference
Ar-We-Va 53, Glidden-Ralston 49
West Harrison 71, Exira-EHK 44 (WH: Sage Evans 23pts)
Woodbine 57, CAM 41 (W: Carter Gruver 17pts)

Corner Conference
Fremont-Mills 58, Essex 35
Stanton 74, Sidney 61

Pride of Iowa Conference
Bedford 49, Lenox 41
Mount Ayr 58, Southwest Valley 35 (MA: Jaixen Frost 22pts)
Nodaway Valley 67, St. Albert 53 (NV: Boston DeVault 18pts, Dawson Nelson 18pts)
Wayne 55, Martensdale-St. Marys 30

Other Scores
ACGC 64, Woodward-Granger 55
Heartland Christian 37, Cedar Bluffs 26
Madrid 84, Panorama 58
Ogden 75, West Central Valley 52
Sioux City East 60, CB Abraham Lincoln 54

Colton Rasmussen got hot early and kick-started the Atlantic offense in a 74-51 win for the Trojans over Clarinda on Tuesday night. Rasmussen had 10 points in the first quarter, including two threes and a thundering two-hand slam off a steal.

The Trojans built an 8-point lead by the end of the first and kept the advantage near the ten-point mark most of the game until pulling away in the fourth. Rasmussen finished with 24 points and Carter Pellett got going in the second half and poured in 23. Atlantic went 9 of 10 at the free throw line in the second half to help the cause. Atlantic Head Coach Derek Hall said they’ve been waiting for a performance like this.

A lot of players were able to contribute for the Trojans and Coach Hall was proud of that collective effort.

Atlantic improves to 4-7 on the season and completes the season sweep of the Cardinals. Next up for Atlantic is a trip to Harlan on Friday. We’ll have that game on KJAN.

Clarinda was led by 17 points from Tadyn Brown and 13 from Wyatt Schmitt. The Cardinals drop to 4-7 on the season and they will face Sidney on Thursday for their next contest.