The Iowa High School Athletic Association has released the Substate Basketball assignments for Class 3A and Class 4A. So now all classes now the groupings they are in for the postseason as the 1A and 2A District assignments came out last week.

In Class 3A Atlantic will play in Substate 8 with :ADM, Clarke, Creston, Dallas Center-Grimes, Glenwood, Harlan, and Perry. The Substate 1 grouping includes: Bishop Heelan, Carroll, Denison-Schleswig, LeMars, MOC-Floyd Valley, Sergeant Bluff-Luton, Sioux Center, and Storm Lake.

In Class 4A Substate 1 includes: CB Thomas Jefferson, CB Abraham Lincoln, Sioux City East, Sioux City North, Sioux City West, and Southeast Polk. Lewis Central will play in Substate 7 with Des Moines East, Des Moines North, Dowling Catholic, Urbandale, and WDM Valley.

CLASS 4A SUBSTATE ASSIGNMENTS

CLASS 3A SUBSTATE ASSIGNMENTS

CLASS 2A DISTRICT ASSIGNMENTS

CLASS 1A DISTRICT ASSIGNMENTS

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
St. Albert 71, Atlantic 53 (SA: Allie Petry 23pts, ATL: Haley Rasmussen 17pts)
Denison-Schleswig 58, Shenandoah 21
Harlan 91, Creston 54 (HAR: Jocelyn Cheek 28 points, Cyclones hit 16 3’s)
Lewis Central 65, Kuemper Catholic 53
Red Oak 69, Clarinda 53

Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 53, Missouri Valley 9
Audubon 51, Logan-Magnolia 40 (AUD: Jaci Christensen 26 points)
IKM-Manning 61, Tri-Center 29
Treynor 53, Riverside 5

Rolling Valley Conference
Exira-EHK 70, West Harrison 20
Glidden-Ralston 55, Ar-We-Va 50
Paton-Churdan 52, Woodbine 47

Corner Conference
Fremont-Mills 42, Sidney 37
Stanton 65, Essex 30

Pride of Iowa Conference
Central Decatur 55, SW Valley 48
Lenox 56, Wayne 35
Martensdale-St. Marys 71, Bedford 28
Mount Ayr 61, East Union 42
Nodaway Valley 75, SE Warren 42 (NV: Maddax DeVault 29 points)

Other Scores
Ballard 60, Carroll 28
Des Moines Christian 48, West Central Valley 28
Panorama 65, Earlham 43

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Atlantic 65, St. Albert 51 (ATL: Skyler Handlos 21 points)
Denison-Schleswig 58, Shenandoah 31
Harlan 69, Creston 51 (HAR: Connor Frame 25 points)
Lewis Central 66, Kuemper Catholic 59
Red Oak 52, Clarinda 50

Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 75, Missouri Valley 43
Treynor 72, Riverside 53
Tri-Center 56, IKM-Manning 37
Logan-Magnolia 68, Audubon 30 (LM: Tre Melby 35 points, 17/17 FT’s)

Rolling Valley Conference
Ar-We-Va 69, Glidden-Ralston 43
West Harrison 63, Exira-EHK 48 (E-EHK: Trey Petersen 14 points)

Corner Conference
Sidney 47, Fremont-Mills 44
Stanton 85, Essex 9

Pride of Iowa Conference
Nodaway Valley 57, SE Warren 29 (500th win in program history)
Martensdale-St. Marys 69, Bedford 25
Central Decatur 65, SW Valley 62
Lenox 60, Wayne 45
Mount Ayr 63, East Union 46

Other Scores
CB Abraham Lincoln 57, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 53
Ballard 56, Carroll 38
Des Moines Christian 78, West Central Valley 26
Earlham 63, Panorama 51

ST. LOUIS, MO. – January 29, 2021 – The St. Louis Cardinals announced today that they have agreed to terms with free-agent pitcher Adam Wainwright on a one-year contract for the upcoming 2021 season. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Wainwright, 39, will be entering his 17th season with the Cardinals in 2021, matching Bob Gibson (17 years, 1959-75) for the 2nd-most seasons as a pitcher in a Redbirds uniform. Jesse Haines (18 years, 1920-37) is the only Cardinals pitcher with more years.

“We are pleased to announce that Adam is returning for the upcoming season, and we look forward to seeing him continue to add to his great Cardinals legacy,” stated Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak.  “While he continues to pitch at a high level, Adam also remains a highly-respected team leader who has committed himself to being a wonderful ambassador for both the game and his community.”

Wainwright ranks 3rd all-time among Cardinals in wins (167), 2nd in strikeouts (1,830) and 6th in innings pitched (2,169.1). The two-time World Series Champion (2006 & 2011) and three-time All-Star (2010, 2013, 2014) ranks 7th among active pitchers in wins, 11th in strikeouts, and 8th in ERA (3.38), despite missing significant time due to injury in 2011, 2015 and 2018.

Wainwright paced St. Louis in wins (5), starts (10), strikeouts (54), and innings pitched (65.2) last season, while ranking among NL leaders in wins (T8th), ERA (3.15, 10th), complete games (2, T1st), quality starts (7, T8th), average against (.221, 9th), WHIP (1.05, 7th), win percentage (.625, T12th), Hits/9 IP (7.40, 9th), and base runners/9 IP (9.73, 8th). He threw 6.0 or more innings in eight starts and 7.0 or more innings in four.

“Uncle Charlie” celebrated his 39th birthday by hurling his 23rd career complete game and 200th quality start in a 7-2 win over Cleveland at Busch Stadium on August 30. The right-hander allowed four hits for a pair of runs and fanned nine in 9.0 innings in his first complete game since 2016, which also coincided with Yadier Molina appearing in his 2,000th career game. At age 39, and also as the oldest active pitcher in the National League, Adam became the oldest Cardinal to earn a win in a complete game since Chuck Finley (39.274) in 2002 and the oldest to throw a complete game win with nine or more strikeouts since Dazzy Vance (42.183) at Chicago in 1933.

Three starts later, Wainwright tossed his 24th career complete game in a 4-2 win at Milwaukee (9/16/20 – Game 1), becoming the fourth pitcher age 39 or older to throw two complete games in a single season since 2010 (R.A. Dickey, Bartolo Colon, Jamie Moyer) and the first Cardinal to do so since Jim Kaat (six in 1980).

A former Rawlings Gold Glove (2009 & 2013) and National League Silver Slugger (2017) award winner, Wainwright owns a career mark of 167-98 with a 3.38 ERA in 393 games (326 starts) covering 2,169.1 innings pitched.  He is the Cardinals all-time leader in postseason games pitched (28) and strikeouts (118) and was on the mound for the Cardinals World Series and National League Championship Series clinching wins in 2006.

Adam was named the 2020 recipient of the prestigious Roberto Clemente Award this past November, recognizing him for his many contributions both on and off the field.

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MANHATTAN, Kansas – Iowa State (11-5, 7-2 Big 12) got head coach Bill Fennelly his 700th career win with a gritty 62-60 victory over Kansas State (5-8, 0-6 Big 12) Thursday evening at Bramlage Coliseum. Fennelly is the 26th coach in NCAA Division I women’s basketball history to reach 700 wins, and is one of 12 active DI women’s hoops coaches with 700 career victories.

Some strong runs of play saw Iowa State build up an 11-point lead in the second quarter, and a nine-point lead in the third. However, K-State hung tough and slowed down the game enough to give themselves a chance in the final minute. The Cyclones, as they have many times under Fennelly, iced the game away at the free throw line via 6-of-8 shooting from the charity stripe in the fourth quarter.

Leading the way was Ashley Joens, who notched her 11th-20-point game of the season with 22 points, and added eight rebounds. Kristin Scott got all 15 of her points in the first half and added six rebounds.

Up Next
Iowa State returns to Hilton on Sunday to take on No. 9. Tip between the Cyclones and Lady Bears will be at 3 p.m. on ESPN2.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Lindsey Pulliam scored 27 points, Veronica Burton added 20 and No. 23 Northwestern beat Iowa 87-80 for its first season sweep of the Hawkeyes since the 1982-83 season. Northwestern won in Iowa City for just the second time in 18 games. Earlier this season, Iowa’s 42-game home winning streak came to an end. Sydney Wood had 14 points, five assists and five steals and Jordan Hamilton scored 10 for Northwestern. The Wildcats scored 28 points off Iowa’s season-high 23 turnovers Monika Czinano scored a career-high 34 points with 11 rebounds for Iowa.

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Stanton 55, CAM 41 (Stanton: Marleigh Johnson 15pts)
Collins-Maxwell 62, Paton-Churdan 55
Denison-Schleswig 61, Harlan 57 (DEN: Paige Anderson reached 1,000 career points)
Glenwood 52, Treynor 35
Lenox 58, Martensdale-St. Marys 28
Nodaway Valley 84, Bedford 58 (NV: Maddax DeVault single game school record 40 points)
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 43, CB Abraham Lincoln 32
St. Albert 54, CB Thomas Jefferson 14
Tri-Center 39, Griswold 31
Underwood 47, Red Oak 33

BOYS BASKETBALL
CAM 63, Stanton 45 (CAM: Colby Rich 23pts , Connor McKee 21pts)
Denison-Schleswig 53, Harlan 52
Earlham 48, Woodward-Granger 46
Martensdale-St. Marys 89, Lenox 46
Red Oak 66, Underwood 60
Riverside 48, East Mills 40 (RIV: Grady Jeppesen 20 points)
Sidney 69, Essex 7
St. Albert 85, CB Thomas Jefferson 55
Van Meter 67, AC/GC 43

@ Shenandoah
Atlantic/CAM 66, Shenandoah 10
Atlantic/CAM 48, Southwest Iowa 24
Atlantic/CAM 45, St. Albert 27
St. Albert 48, Southwest Iowa 30
St. Albert 59, Shenandoah 6
Southwest Iowa 46, Shenandoah 15

@ Audubon
AHSTW 45, Audubon 24
AHSTW 42, East Mills 36
AHSTW 48, Tri-Center 24
East Mills 39, Audubon 27
East Mills 42, Tri-Center 21
Audubon 36, Tri-Center 24

@ Bedford/Lenox
Bedford/Lenox 73, Maryville, MO 12
Bedford/Lenox 43, Mount Ayr 42
Mount Ayr 48, Maryville, MO 24

@ Harlan
Creston/O-M 55, Harlan 19
Creston/O-M 81, Lewis Central 0
Harlan 60, Lewis Central 3
(Creston/O-M wins Hawkeye 10 Dual Title. 10-0 conference record.)

@ SE Warren
SW Valley 54, Nodaway Valley 12
SW Valley 54, SE Warren/Melcher-Dallas 30
SW Valley 54, Wayne 18
SE Warren/Melcher-Dallas 60, Nodaway Valley 18
SE Warren/Melcher-Dallas 60, Wayne 12
Wayne 30, Nodaway Valley 12

@ West Monona
Logan-Magnolia 58, West Monona-Whiting 24
Logan-Magnolia 67, Treynor 9
West Monona-Whiting 49, Riverside 31
Riverside 45, Treynor 36

@ Boone
Carroll 45, Boone 33

CAM didn’t lead Stanton until 5:25 left in the third quarter on Thursday night, but the Cougars finished strong to grab a 63-45 win. Connor McKee hit the three that put the Cougars ahead for the first time and he went on to score 19 of his 21 points in the second half. After trailing by three at half the Cougars led 37-28 by the end of the third and kept pulling away.

Colby Rich helped the Cougars hang around in the first half by knocking down three 3’s in the first half and finished with a game high 23 points. CAM Head Coach Nick Hodges said he challenged his team to be more aggressive at the half. He thought they did a much better job of attacking the basket and opening up the zone in the second half.

CAM improved to 7-6 on the season and they will now get set for a make-up game against West Harrison on Saturday.

Stanton was led by 14 points from Quentin Thornburg and 12 from Carter Johnson. The Vikings fall to 8-6 on the season and they are set to face Essex on Friday before hosting Griswold on Monday.

The Stanton Viqueens basketball team grabbed an early lead over CAM on Thursday night and answered every Cougar run for a 55-41 road win. A poor shooting night sunk the Cougars as they fell 19 points short of their scoring average.

Stanton jumped out to a 15-6 lead by the end of the first quarter, then saw the Cougars climb within 5 late in the half. The Viqueens finished the half on an 8-2 run to lead by 11 at the break. That lead grew to 15 by the end of the third.

The Viqueens got some balanced scoring with 15 from Marleigh Johnson, 11 from Abby Burke, 10 from Kaitlyn Bruce, and 8 from Hope Ogletree. Stanton improved to 14-2 with the win and will face Essex on Friday night.

CAM was led by 11 from Eva Steffensen despite struggling through some foul trouble. The Cougars fall to 11-4 with the loss and will take on West Harrison on Saturday.