Quad at Missouri Valley
Logan-Magnolia 42, Thomas Jefferson 40
Logan-Magnolia 45, Missouri Valley 30
Logan-Magnolia 72, West Harrison 6
Thomas Jefferson 39, Missouri Valley 31Thomas Jefferson 72, West Harrison 6
Missouri Valley 72, West Harrison 3
Double Dual at Omaha Westside
Underwood 53, Omaha Westside 24
Creighton Prep 42, Underwood 36
Quad at Guthrie Center
Audubon 39, Guthrie Center 36
Audubon 36, Van Meter 34
Woodward-Granger 54, Audubon 26
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The Atlantic Girls Basketball team improved to 4-0 on Tuesday night with a win on the road at Red Oak. The Trojans jumped out to a 22-4 lead after the first quarter and never looked back. Hot shooting started the charge for Atlantic as Skye Thompson hit 4 first half three pointers and Erin Olsen had 13 first half points to lead the charge.
Altantic head Coach Kelly Juhl was pleased with the balanced scoring he continues to get from his team saying “Any one of those five starters we put out on the floor can lead us in scoring and you bring Stephanie (Sandbothe) off the bench and she could lead us in scoring too. We just have to keep teams guessing.”
The Trojans did get a little sloppy with their play in the second half and Coach Juhl said part of that is they are not experienced in playing with a large lead yet. “We aren’t used to playing with a double digit lead. I think we are still practicing on what we are supposed to do. We want to still be aggressive but we don’t want to just pump up three point shots and let them back in the game. Something that we need to acclimate ourselves to a little better. We still want to run our offense and still be patient. It gives us something to work on as we build for Creston on Friday.”
The Trojans were led on the night by 16 total points from Erin Olsen who did go down a little awkwardly guarding a sideline play toward the end of the game. Skye Thompson had 12pts and Stephanie Sandbothe finished with 9.
The Trojans are on the road to Creston on Friday night for a Hawkeye 10 Conference game.
The Clarinda Police Department reports a 17-year old male from Corning was arrested Tuesday evening on suspicion of motor vehicle theft. The theft had taken place Monday morning on the grounds of the Clarinda Treatment Center. The vehicle, a 2007 Chevy Uplander mini-van owned by the Southwest Valley Community School District, was recovered in Edina, Minnesota. The unidentified juvenile was processed and released to the custody of his mother pending action in Page County Juvenile Court.
And, early this (Wednesday) morning, Clarinda Police arrested 24-year old Tera Dawn Lutz, of Clarinda, on an outstanding felony warrant from Page County District Court for violation of conditions of probation. Lutz was arrested following a traffic stop in the area of 13th & Lincoln. She was booked into the Page County Jail and held on a $2,000 cash only bond. A short time later, officers arrested 19-year old Kenneth Lynn Lee Turner Jr., of Skidmore, Missouri, on suspicion of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, second offense. Turner Jr. was processed and posted a $2,000 bond before being released.
And, as the result of an investigation into a report of an intruder at 608 S. 14th Street in Clarinda this (Wednesday) morning, officers arrested 35-year old Bryan Scott Casey, of Clarinda, on suspicion of misdemeanor trespass. Casey was booked into the Page County Jail and held on $300 bond. The Clarinda Police Department was assisted by on call department personnel and the Page County Sheriff’s Office with the execution of some the arrests.
Officials with the Wallace Foundation for Rural Research and Development, located at the Armstrong Research Farm near Lewis, say they intend to establish teams to identify research/education needs in southwest Iowa, and propose projects to be
conducted at the Armstrong Research Farm, the Neely-Kinyon Research
Farm, or on private farms in the Wallace Foundation southwest Iowa area.
Eligible projects must be consistent with the Wallace Foundation mission:To provide a framework for local people to accelerate agricultural research, technology transfer, and rural development in southwest Iowa.
Proposed team focal areas include: fruits and vegetables; crops and soils; livestock; niche markets, farm business management, and local foods; and, resources, membership and youth involvement in the Wallace Foundation.
Applications for participation on a team will be received through calendar year 2016.
If interested, contact the Wallace Foundation, 53020 Hitchcock Avenue, Lewis, IA 51544.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Hawkeye 10 Conference
Atlantic 70, Red Oak 32 (Ryan Hawkins 24 points, 17 rebounds)
Glenwood 77, Lewis Central 54
Harlan 65, Blair, Neb. 35
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 58, St. Albert, Council Bluffs 41
Maryville, MO 74, Clarinda 32
Shenandoah 81, Creston 44
Western Iowa Conference
A-H-S-T-W, Avoca 52, Logan-Magnolia 43
IKM-Manning 63, Audubon 46
Missouri Valley 53, Riverside, Oakland 33
Treynor 66, Underwood 45
Tri-Center, Neola 70, Griswold 36
Rolling Valley Conference
Ar-We-Va 70, Woodbine 39
CAM, Anita 66, Adair-Casey 36
Coon Rapids-Bayard 42, Boyer Valley, Dunlap 40
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 64, Glidden-Ralston 33
Corner Conference
Essex 55, Clarinda Academy 50
Fremont Mills, Tabor 52, East Mills 33
Stanton 77, Heartland Christian 23
Pride of Iowa Conference
Bedford 63, Southwest Valley 56
Earlham 58, Panorama, Panora 55
Lenox 60, Nodaway Valley 55
Mount Ayr 57, East Union, Afton 54
Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 56, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 20
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Hawkeye 10 Conference
Atlantic 57, Red Oak 28 (Erin Olsen 16pts, Skye Thompson 12pts)
Denison-Schleswig 51, Carroll 37
Lewis Central 50, Glenwood 13
Maryville, Mo. 46, Clarinda 34
Shenandoah 43, Creston 31
St. Albert, Council Bluffs 60, Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 38
Western Iowa Conference
Audubon 56, IKM-Manning 52 (Emily Haubrich 20pts Audubon)
Treynor 75, Underwood 52
Tri-Center, Neola 53, Griswold 38
Logan-Magnolia 58, A-H-S-T-W, Avoca 24
Missouri Valley 35, Riverside, Oakland 22
Rolling Valley Conference
Ar-We-Va 51, Woodbine 24
Adair-Casey 63, CAM, Anita 39
Boyer Valley, Dunlap 55, Coon Rapids-Bayard 42
Charter Oak-Ute 54, West Harrison, Mondamin 18
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 49, Glidden-Ralston 37
Corner Conference
Fremont Mills, Tabor 37, East Mills 35
Sidney 28, South Page, College Springs 18
Stanton 76, Heartland Christian 18
Pride of Iowa Conference
Bedford 67, Southwest Valley 26
Mount Ayr 75, East Union, Afton 19
Nodaway Valley 52, Lenox 9
Panorama, Panora 57, Earlham 27
Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 52, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 43
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The City of Macedonia in Pottawattamie County, is under a Boil Water Order until at least 3-p.m. Friday. While the specifics as to why the order was issued are currently not available, according to the Macedonia City Clerk, a Boil Order is usually placed in effect during periods of water line repairs or construction.
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