TRI AT GLENWOOD

Atlantic-CAM 63 Clarinda 18
Atlantic-CAM 45 Glenwood 28
Clarinda 37 Glenwood 33

QUAD AT HARLAN 

Harlan 58 AHSTW 18
Harlan 58 Kuemper Catholic 24
Harlan 42 Red Oak 31
Red Oak 43, AHSTW 36
Red Oak 46 Kuemper Catholic 28
Kuemper Catholic 37 AHSTW 36

QUAD AT SHENANDOAH

Creston-OM 53 Riverside 18
Creston-OM 76 Shenandoah 3
Creston-OM 82 Denison-Schleswig 0
Riverside 59 Denison-Schleswig 18
Riverside 66 Shenandoah 5
Denison-Schleswig 66 Shenandoah 6

AT DES MOINES EAST

Des Moines East 70 Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln 6
Des Moines Roosevelt 47 Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln 30

AT PERRY

Carlisle 78 Coon Rapids-Bayard 4
Perry 72 Coon Rapids-Bayard 12

QUAD AT WOODBINE

Underwood 61 St. Albert 10
Underwood 57 Treynor 15
Underwood 69 Woodbine 12
Treynor 50 St. Albert 25
Treynor 63 Woodbine 12
St. Albert 48 Woodbine 15

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Atlantic 67, Des Moines North 36

Western Iowa Conference

Audubon 69 Tri-Center 35
Underwood 53 Boyer Valley 39

Rolling Valley Conference

CAM, Anita 68 ACGC 57
West Harrison 71 Whiting 34

Pride of Iowa Conference

Bedford 48 Clarke 45
Earlham 56 Lenox 36
Southeast Warren 62 Moulton-Udell 49
Southwest Valley 67 East Union 37

Corner Conference

Diagonal 61 Essex 54

BOYS BASKETBALL

Corner Conference Tournament Semifinals

Stanton 60, Sidney 45
East Mills 58, Fremont-Mills 40

Western Iowa Conference

Tri-Center 56, Audubon 48

Pride of Iowa Conference

Bedford 66, Clarke 53
Earlham 86 Lenox 45
Martensdale-St. Marys 69 Saydel 32
Southwest Valley 64, East Union 54

Rolling Valley Conference

ACGC 72 CAM 66 OT
Boyer Valley 53 Underwood 40
West Harrison 79 Whiting 21

Other Scores

Diagonal 72 Essex 34

The AC/GC Chargers sank 10 of 14 free throw attempts in overtime and grabbed a 72-66 win over the CAM Cougars on Thursday night in boys hoops. The Chargers rallied from 7 points down in the final minute to force the extra session, and then came through at the line. CAM Head Coach Nick Hodges was disappointed that his team didn’t hit the free throws they needed down the stretch in regulation.

It was a good back and forth ballgame for the entire night, with a total of 8 lead changes. The Cougars led at the end of the first 17-14 but the Chargers grabbed a 36-28 lead by halftime, and they lead by four at the end of the third. A scoring error in the fourth quarter made things awkward down the stretch. CAM had jumped in front 58-52 and Jacob Holste headed to the foul line for two shots. He made both free throws but only one was added to the scoreboard. Bryce Littler then hit a three before Nate Hensley was fouled going the other way. Coach Hodges appealed to the officials to check on the score but the home book apparently matched the scoreboard so it was left 59-55 after the Littler 3. Littler eventually buried another three to tie the game at 60, and ultimately send it to overtime.  Coach Hodges said the error shouldn’t have mattered with the lead the Cougars gave away.

AC/GC was led by 19 points from Littler and  17 points from Quynton Younker. The Chargers improved to 6-7 with the victory and they head to Panorama for a conference game on Friday.

CAM got officially 16 points from Jacob Holste and 13 from Ethan Arp. The Cougars fall to 9-4 and have now lost 4 of their last 6 games. The Cougars travel to Ar-We-Va on Friday.

Allison Spieker scored the first 11 points of the second half for the CAM Cougars and propelled them to a 68-57 win over AC/GC. Spieker finished the night as the high scorer with 15 points. Allison said making an early shot in the half gave her confidence.

The game started a little sloppy for CAM with a few turnovers against the AC/GC press and the Chargers took advantage with a 7-0 start to the game. CAM settled in an ripped off 14 unanswered to take the lead. CAM Head Coach Joe Wollum said the girls settled in well after the poor start.

The Cougars led 16-12 at the end of the first quarter. The Chargers would take a brief lead in the second period but CAM got a late three from Reese Snyder to take a 29-26 edge into the half. Spieker’s big third quarter allowed the Cougars to extend that lead to ten after three quarters at 50-40. Coach Wollum was proud of Spieker’s effort.

The Cougars had three other player finish in double figures; Marissa Spieker and Mallory Behnken both had 12, and Sammi Jahde added 11 points. The Cougars improve to 12-2 on the season and will head to Ar-We-Va on Friday night.

AC/GC was led by 15 points from Alaina Bunde and 10 each from Kendra Campbell and Kennedy Young. The Chargers fall to 8-5 and will travel to Panorama on Friday.