Red Owens Classic @ SE Polk

Team Standings:

1. SE Polk  323.5
2. Cedar Rapids Jefferson  223
3. Glenwood  173
4. Atlantic  157.5
5. Creighton Prep  133

• 2nd place – Kole Hansen, Atlantic (106)
• 2nd place – Colby Sorensen, Atlantic (120)
• 3rd place – Carter Cox, Atlantic (113)
• 3rd place – Marsahll McDermott, Atlantic (126)
• 3rd place – Reid Nichols, Atlantic (145)
• 4th place – Austin Williamson, Atlantic (138)
• 4th place – Keagan Hosfelt, Atlantic (220)
• 5th place – Drake Roller, Atlantic (160)
• 5th place – Zac Stork, Atlantic (170)
• 5th place – Travis Petersen, Atlantic (182)
• 6th place – Tyler Thomas, Atlantic (195)
• 6th Place – John McConkey, Atlantic (285)

Tiger/Knight Invitational @ Carroll

Team Standings:

1. Pocahontas  153
2. Carroll  141
3. Greene County 136.5
4. Bondurant-Farrar 132
5. Kuemper Catholic  114
6. Denison-Schleswig 106
7. Guthrie Center  103.5
8. NW Webster  92.5
9. Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 74.5

Local Individual Champions:

• 145 – Lane Rumelhart, Guthrie Center
• 152 – Parker Preul, Denison-Schleswig
• 160 – Brady Bender, Carroll
• 182 – Evan Hansen, Exira/EHK
• 195 – Austin Laabs, Guthrie Center
• 220 – Cale Crowder, Guthrie Center

Shenandoah Mustang Duals

Silver Results:
1st Place – East Mills
2nd Place – St. Albert
3rd Place – Southwest Iowa
4th Place – Clarinda Academy
1st Place Match – East Mills defeated St. Albert 45-30.
3rd Place Match – Southwest Iowa defeated Clarinda Academy 31-30.

Gold Results:
1st Place – Westwood
2nd Place – Shenandoah
3rd Place – Bishop Heelan Catholic
4th Place – Red Oak
1st Place Match – Westwood defeated Shenandoah 54-21.
3rd Place Match – Bishop Heelan Catholic defeated Red Oak 40-36.

Team Standings:

1. Logan-Magnolia  8-0
2. Riverside  6-2
3. Missouri Valley  6-2
4. A-H-S-T-W  5-3
5. Tri-Center 4-4
6. Audubon  3-5
7. Underwood  3-5
8. Treynor  1-7
9. Griswold  0-8

Round 1:

• A-H-S-T-W 39, Audubon 36
• Missouri Valley 42, Underwood 39
• Riverside 52, Tri-Center 30
• Logan-Magnolia 78, Griswold 3

Round 2:

• Riverside 42, A-H-S-T-W 33
• Logan-Magnolia 57, Missouri Valley 18
• Tri-Center 42, Underwood 39
• Treynor 58, Griswold 12

Round 3:

• Underwood 42, Treynor 34
• Riverside 48, Griswold 26
• Missouri Valley 57, Audubon 22
• A-H-S-T-W 43, Tr-Center 42 (criteria)

Round 4:

• Tri-Center 44, Audubon 33
• Riverside 43, Missouri Valley 33
• Underwood 53, Griswold 18
• Logan-Magnolia 72, Treynor 9

Round 5:

• Missouri Valley 56, Tri-Center 26
• Audubon 44, Treynor 17
• A-H-S-T-W 55, Griswold 10
• Logan-Magnolia 63, Riverside 18

Round 6:

• Logan-Magnolia 52, Underwood 30
• Audubon 49, Griswold 12
• Riverside 65, Treynor 15
• Missouri Valley 45, A-H-S-T-W 30

Round 7:

• Audubon 48, Underwood 36
• Logan-Magnolia 70, A-H-S-T-W 6
• Tri-Center 54, Treynor 21
• Missouri Valley 66, Griswold 18

Round 8:

• Tri-Center 52, Griswold 18
• A-H-S-T-W 62, Treynor 18
• Logan-Magnolia 67, Audubon 11
• Underwood 48, Riverside 30

Round 9:

• Riverside 54, Audubon 27
• Logan-Magnolia 58, Tri-Center 24
• A-H-S-T-W 37, Underwood 33
• Missouri Valley 66, Treynor 17

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Samantha Logic’s contested drive through traffic with less than 3 seconds remaining gave No. 23 Iowa a wild 100-98 win over Drake on Sunday in a game that saw the teams combine for 24 points in the last 65 seconds. Melissa Dixon hit 10 3-pointers and scored 31 points for the Hawkeyes (9-2). Logic and Ally Disterhoft each had 18 points and Logic had 11 rebounds

Sophomore Lizzy Wendell hit a 3-pointer with 8.6 seconds left to tie the game and finished with a Knapp Center record 43 points for the Bulldogs (5-6). Becca Jones had 19 points and 13 rebounds, both career highs, and Caitlin Ingle, who missed a tough shot at the buzzer, had 17 points and 10 assists.

Drake led by as many as seven in the first half and was up 48-43 at the break. Iowa’s big lead was 88-80 with 2:56 to play. Both teams shot better than 50 percent and made 13 3-pointers. Iowa was just 17 of 27 from the line to help Drake down the stretch.

PITTSBURGH (AP) – Ben Roethlisberger passed for 220 yards and a touchdown, Le’Veon Bell added a score and the Pittsburgh Steelers locked up a postseason berth with a methodical 20-12 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. Pittsburgh (10-5) faces Cincinnati next week for the AFC North title. Either way, the Steelers will be playing January football for the first time since Tim Tebow and Denver stunned the defending AFC champions in the wild-card round three years ago.

Antonio Brown caught seven passes and a touchdown for Pittsburgh, which has won seven of nine and can clinch a division title for the first time since 2010 by beating the Bengals next week.

Kansas City’s Alex Smith passed for a season-high 311 yards but was sacked six times. The Chiefs (8-7) have lost four of five and need to beat San Diego next Sunday and receive plenty of help to make it back to the playoffs for a second straight year under coach Andy Reid.