Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa State coach Matt Campbell says he will support quarterback Jacob Park if he intends to transfer to another school. Campbell released a statement after the Des Moines Register quoted Park as saying he asked for a release from his scholarship. Park, a junior, was Iowa State’s starting quarterback until early October, when he went on an indefinite leave of absence.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters returned from his one-game suspension for a series of embarrassing incidents. But he was not available in the locker room and coach Andy Reid refused to discuss the situation. Still, his return should help a Chiefs defense that was improved last week but faces a big test in the Chargers on Saturday night.

NEW YORK (AP) — ESPN says former NFL players Donovan McNabb and Eric Davis will not appear on any of its networks while it investigates a sexual misconduct lawsuit filed against NFL Network. A woman who worked as a wardrobe stylist at NFL Network accuses McNabb and Davis of various sexually inappropriate encounters. She also made accusations against former players Marshall Faulk, Ike Taylor and Heath Evans, and former NFL Network executive Eric Weinberger. None of the men responded to messages from the AP.

BOYS

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Glenwood 64, Atlantic 31
Denison-Schleswig 60, Red Oak 35
Harlan 57, Creston 45
Lewis Central 77, Shenandoah 43
St. Albert 52, Clarinda 29

Western Iowa Conference

AHSTW 63, Underwood 50
IKM-Manning at Riverside – PPD
Logan-Magnolia 65, Missouri Valley 42
Treynor 79, Audubon 42
Tri-Center 71, Griswold 24

Rolling Valley Conference

Ar-We-Va 56, CAM, Anita 55
Boyer Valley 66, Woodbine 50
Exira-EHK 87, West Harrison 31
Paton-Churdan 69 Glidden-Ralston 61

Pride of Iowa Conference

Bedford 84, East Union 32
Central Decatur 55, Interstate 35 46
Mount Ayr 67, Southwest Valley 61
Nodaway Valley 46, Lenox 38
Martensdale-St. Marys 46, Pleasantville 23
Wayne at Southeast Warren

Corner Conference

Clarinda Academy 74, Heartland Christian 47
Sidney 53, East Mills 49  OT
Stanton 88, Essex 35

Missouri River Conference

Abraham Lincoln 62, Sioux City North 38
Sioux City West 81, Thomas Jefferson 54

Bluegrass Conference

Diagonal 72, Seymour 38
Iowa Christian Academy 40, Orient-Macksburg 26
Lamoni 74, Moulton-Udell 36
Mormon Trail 90, Melcher-Dallas 50
Murray 57, Twin Cedars 50

GIRLS

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Glenwood 56, Atlantic 40
Harlan 58, Creston 37
Lewis Central 48, Shenandoah 33
Red Oak 56, Denison-Schleswig 49

Western Iowa Conference

IKM-Manning at Riverside – PPD
Logan-Magnolia 69, Missouri Valley 30
Tri-Center 56, Griswold 44
Treynor 51, Audubon 14
Underwood 57, AHSTW 40

Rolling Valley Conference

Boyer Valley 64, Woodbine 40
CAM, Anita 59, Ar-We-Va 36
Exira/EHK at West Harrison
Glidden-Ralston 66, Paton-Churdan 59 OT

Pride of Iowa Conference

Central Decatur 69, Interstate 35 26
East Union 48, Bedford 32
Martensdale-St. Marys at Pleasantville
Mount Ayr 75, Southwest Valley 63
Nodaway Valley 63, Lenox 34
Southeast Warren 47, Wayne 39

Corner Conference

Fremont-Mills 47, South Page 35
Sidney 47, East Mills 14
Stanton 39, Essex 24

Missouri River Conference

Abraham Lincoln 73, Sioux City North 39
Thomas Jefferson 52, Sioux City West 40

Bluegrass Conference

Lamoni 43, Moulton-Udell 30
Mormon Trail 47, Melcher-Dallas 42
Murray 60, Twin Cedars 17
Orient-Macksburg 38, Iowa Christian Academy 30
Seymour at Diagonal

The Glenwood Rams put the clamps on the Atlantic Trojans early in a boys basketball game Tuesday night in Glenwood. The Rams raced out to 18-4 lead by the end of the first quarter, a quarter in which the Trojans failed to hit a field goal. Atlantic was able keep better pace in the second quarter but trailed 36-20 at the intermission. Glenwood then really put the game away by outscoring the Trojans 15-5 in the third quarter, eventually winning the game 64-31.

Glenwood got 17 points from Christian Stanislav who hit three triples on the night. Andrew Blum had a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds for the Rams. Nate Mohr also finished in double figures with 13 points on the night. Glenwood improves to 5-0 on the season.

Atlantic was lead by 12 points from Scott Leonard but he dealt with double teams all night long. Atlantic only had four players make a field goal in the game and turned the ball over 11 times on the night.  The Trojans fall to 2-3 with the loss and will next travel to Shenandoah on Friday night.

The Atlantic Trojans girls basketball team let another game slip away in the second half on Tuesday night with a 56-40 loss at Glenwood. It was a one point game at the end of the first quarter and Glenwood had a five point lead at halftime. The Rams were able to push the lead to 10 by the end of the third and outscored the Trojans 13-7 in the fourth quarter to seal the win.

Glenwood had shot just 28% from three point range coming into the game, but the Rams dropped in 8 treys on Tuesday night.  The Rams outscored the Trojans from outside the arc 24-9.

Atlantic struggled to consistently make shots and turned the ball over in a number of key moments in the game.  The Trojans got within 3 at one point of the third quarter but Glenwood ripped off a run to pull back away.

Glenwood had three players in double figures. Nicole Shuppan and Joslyn Lewis had 13 points each and Brielle Smith tallied 11.  Glenwood improved to 2-4 with the win.

Alyssa Ginther had 13 points for Atlantic. The Trojans fall to 1-5 on the year. They’ll next host Shenandoah on Friday.