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Class 4A
Region 1
(3-2) Sergeant Bluff-Luton (25-19, 21-25, 23-25, 25-20, 15-9) def Norwalk
(3-1) Bishop Heelan (25-22, 25-20, 19-25, 25-18) def Lewis Central
Region 3
(3-0) North Polk (25-11, 25-20, 25-13) def Carroll
(3-0) Bondurant-Farrar (25-15, 25-14, 25-20) def Humboldt
Class 5A
Region 1
(3-0) Ankeny (25-6, 25-7, 25-5) def Des Moines Lincoln @ Ankeny
(3-0) CB Abraham Lincoln 25-26-25, Southeast Polk 16-24-13
Class 2A XC SQM @ Shenandoah
10/20/2022
Girls Team Scores
Girls Indvidiual Qualifiers
1 Kelly, Clare Van Meter 19:24.12
2 Hartley, Mayson Clarinda 19:38.21
3 Kelly, Mary Van Meter 19:46.93
4 Judisch, Chloe South Central Calhoun 19:57.92
5 Putze, Rachel Woodbury Cent 20:10.83
6 McCoy, Emma Van Meter 20:19.57
7 Irwin, Lilly Underwood 20:34.67
8 Henke, Raenna Clarinda 20:42.41
9 Erven, Tessa DSM Christian 20:47.38
10 Jicinsky, Ella DSM Christian 20:53.92
Full results HERE
Boys Team Scores
Boys Individual Qualifiers
1 Fynaardt, Aaron DSM Christian 15:48.61 1
2 Ten Pas, Caleb DSM Christian 16:01.03 2
3 Houg, Collin DSM Christian 16:45.52 3
4 Schaapherder, Treyton Clarinda 16:49.31 4
5 Wagoner, Kyle Clarinda 16:51.87 5
6 McPartland, Jack DSM Christian 17:03.43 6
7 Engel, Parker East Sac County 17:23.26 7
8 Nuss, Cooper Southeast Valley 17:23.99 8
9 Johnson, Curren DSM Christian 17:31.86 9
10 Hanson, Oscar Southeast Valley 17:32.70 10
Full results HERE
The Riverside cross country teams were the lone area participants at the Class 1A State Qualifying Meet at Ridge View on Thursday night. The Bulldog boys finished just outside of qualifying for state in 3rd place. The Lady Dawgs finished in 4th.
The girls did get two individual qualifiers for the state meet. Carly Henderson finished in 7th place with a time of 20:56.32. Bailey Richardson was 9th with a time of 21:26.80. The boys had one state qualifier with Mason McCready in 7th place with a time of 17:47.08. Brody Henderson finished 13th.
Full girls results HERE
Full boys results HERE
Class 1A XC SQM @ Southwest Valley
Lake Icaria in Corning
10/20/2022
Girls Team Scores
Girls Individual Qualifiers
1 Maddy Childs, Sr 19:38.3 Grandview Christian
2 Madison Sporrer, So 20:35.3 Logan-Magnolia
3 Allysen Johnsen, Fr 20:42.8 Logan-Magnolia
4 Mya Moss, Sr 20:44.6 Logan-Magnolia
5 Karson Oberender, Fr 21:06.0 Martensdale st Marys
6 Addison Murdock, Jr 21:09.6 Woodbine
7 Reese Duncan, Sr 21:16.0 St. Albert
8 Haedyn Hall, So 21:22.7 Logan-Magnolia
9 Hannah Wilson, So 21:35.3 Fremont-Mills
10 Adyson Lapel, So 21:59.2 Woodbine
11 Quincey Schneckloth, So 22:14.2 Tri-Center
Full results HERE
Boys Team Scores
Boys Individual Qualifiers
1 Landon Bendgen, Jr 16:20.2 Woodbine
2 Colin Lillie, Sr 16:43.3 St. Albert
3 Gunner Wagner, So 17:33.0 Woodbine
4 Owen Wise, Jr 17:42.9 St. Albert
5 Lane Vennink, Sr 17:55.1 Woodbine
6 Gavin Andersen, Sr 18:12.6 Heartland Christian
7 Jacob Driskill, Jr 18:13.6 East Union
8 Adam Denny, Sr 18:17.5 St. Albert
9 Parker Heisterkamp, So 18:19.6 St. Albert
10 Sean McGee, Sr 18:23.8 Tri-Center
Full results HERE
Class 1A XC SQM @ ACGC
10/20/2022
Girls Team Scores
Girls Individual Qualifiers
1 Harger, Mackenzie Earlham 6:26.9 20:02.00
2 Campbell, Ava ACGC 6:35.0 20:27.00
3 Beisswenger, Stefi Audubon 6:42.7 20:51.00
4 Fleshner, Eva Woodward Granger 6:47.5 21:06.00
5 Smith, Amanda Earlham 6:48.9 21:10.40
6 Spurling, Olivia Earlham 6:49.1 21:10.90
7 Broer, Chloe West Monona 6:49.8 21:13.00
8 Frank, Hannah Earlham 6:53.6 21:25.00
9 Beckendorf, Taylor IKM-Manning 6:58.1 21:39.00
10 Fett, Mary Panorama 7:03.6 21:56.00
Boys Team Scores
Boys Individual Qualifiers
1 Keller, Caden IKM-Manning 5:18.6 16:29.80
2 Heffernan, Patrick Boyer Valley 5:19.0 16:31.00
3 Reinhart, Justin ACGC 5:25.4 16:50.90
4 Mahaffey, Andrew ACGC 5:34.4 17:18.70
5 Berg, Doug Nodaway Valley 5:39.3 17:34.10
6 Schoening, Daniel Ankeny Christian 5:44.8 17:51.20
7 Maly, Carson Earlham 5:45.3 17:52.60
8 Kading, Noah ACGC 5:45.4 17:53.10
9 Tiemeyer, Blake Earlham 5:45.5 17:53.20
10 Sams, Lane IKM-Manning 5:45.5 17:53.40
The CAM Cougars and Baxter Bolts will meet for the first time on the football field on Friday night and they’ll do it on the playoff stage. The Cougars get to host the meeting for two teams that were 2nd place finishers in their respective districts. CAM head coach Barry Bower said it’s exciting to face an unfamiliar foe.
The Cougars have been able to improve throughout the season. Chase Spieker has thrown for 1,228 yards and 22 scores. Austin Williams has led the ground attack with 794 yards and 15 touchdowns. Some experienced receivers and lineman have fostered that production. Baxter head coach Rob Luther thinks the Cougars play a solid style of ball.
The Bolts have been led by a senior standout at quarterback. Cody Damman has thrown for 1,256 yards and 22 scores, while also rushing for 1,024 yards and 21 more touchdowns. Coach Bower said the Cougars will have to stay aware of Damman’s dual-threat.
Coach Luther said Damman is certainly going to have to have a great game if they want to come out with a win. At the same time he also likes the fact they have a number of guys that have performed in the pass game.
The Cougars and the Bolts will kickoff at 7:00 p.m. in Anita on Friday. Chris Parks and Mike Smith will have the call on AM 1220, FM 101.1, and online with audio at KJAN.com. The night starts with our pick ’em show Who’s Gonna Win? at 6:00 p.m. with pregame to follow at 6:30 p.m.
It’s a win and have a chance week for the Atlantic Trojan football team. The Trojans close out the regular season with a trip to Creston and need to win to have a shot and getting into the playoffs. Some other things would have to fall their way to make it happen but the impetus to win is there for a team led by 21 seniors. Atlantic head coach Joe Brummer said they are fired up for the opportunity.
Atlantic is coming off a convincing home win over Saydel and hope to carry the momentum of a two game win streak forward. Coach Brummer said it’s been great to see the team adapt to different situations and they have gelled well the last couple of weeks.
Creston is looking to bounce back after a blowout loss to Harlan last week but they have a strong backfield to try to contain. Running back Brennan Hayes has rushed for 1,209 yards and 10 scores. Quarterback Kyle Strider has thrown for 1,363 yards and 11 scores while rushing for 7 more TD’s. Coach Brummer said the main focus has to be slowing down Hayes.
The Trojans and Panthers kickoff at 7:00 p.m. in Creston Friday night. Listen to a full interview with Coach Brummer Friday afternoon at 4:45 p.m. on Trojan Preview on KJAN.
(Radio Iowa) University of Iowa president Barbara Wilson says the student athletes on the Hawkeye football team want to win just as much as everybody else and she’s asking fans to find a way to be supportive.
The Hawkeye football team won ten games last season and played in both the Big 10 championship game and the Citrus Bowl on New Year’s Day. This year’s team record stands at three-and-three and two of those losses were in Kinnick stadium in Iowa City.
Wilson describes Hawkeye sports as the corridor to the university.
The Iowa Wave started in 2017 after the hospital opened. At the end of the first quarter, everyone in the stadium — including the coaches and players on the field — turns toward patients and families watching the game from the 10th floor of the hospital.
Wilson has been the university’s president since mid-2021. She made her comments during taping of “Iowa Press” which airs Friday night, on Iowa P-B-S.
When Iowa visits second ranked Ohio State on Saturday It will be a homecoming for Hawkeye tight end Luke Lachey. The sophomore is a native of Columbus and his father is the color analyst on the Buckeye radio broadcast. Jim Lachey was an All-American offensive lineman at Ohio State and spent 10 seasons in the NFL.
Lachey grew up going to Ohio State games and was disappointed when the Buckeyes did not offer him a scholarship.
Lachey is not sure he will get the chance to visit with his dad.
An Iowa offense that is struggling in every phase faces a difficult challenge on Saturday at second ranked Ohio State against a Buckeye defense that is ranked in the top 10 nationally. An efficient run game would help the offense at least stay on the field a little longer but the Hawkeyes are ranked near the bottom nationally by averaging less than 83 yards per game.
That’s sophomore tackle Mason Richman who is the most experienced member of an offensive line that has been overmatched in nearly every game this season.
Freshman running back Kaleb Johnson is a native of Ohio and this will be his first visit to Ohio Stadium.
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