Winterset Tournament

(2-1) Carlisle 17-21-15, East Mills 21-11-9
(2-1) Carlisle 21-17-15, Atlantic 18-21-8
(2-1) Gilbert 21-15-15, Atlantic 3-21-10
(2-0) Gilbert 23-21, Carlisle 21-13
(2-1) East Mills 20-21-15, Gilbert 22-17-10
(2-1) East Mills 21-14-15, Atlantic 15-21-11
(2-0) Norwalk 21-21, Greene County 9-10
(2-1) Norwalk 23-19-15, Gilbert 21-21-5
(2-0) Winterset 21-22, Carlisle 19-20
Championship: (2-1) Norwalk 21-9-18, Winterset 12-21-16

Atlantic’s Haley Rasmussen reached 1,000 career assists at the tourney.

Rolling Valley Conference Tournament

Play-in: (2-0) CAM 21-21, Paton-Churdan 19-18

First Round
(2-0) Coon Rapids-Bayard 21-21, Exira-EHK 14-14
Woodbine def. Ar-We-Va
(2-0) Glidden-Ralston 21-21, CAM 12-16
Boyer Valley def. West Harrison

Consolations
(2-1) Paton-Churdan 16-21-15, Exira-EHK 21-15-4

Semifinals
(2-0) Coon Rapids-Bayard 21-21, Woodbine 18-9
(2-1) Glidden-Ralston 21-21-15, Boyer Valley 23-17-9

Championship
(3-2) Glidden-Ralston 14-25-25-16-15, Coon Rapids-Bayard 25-18-22-25-11

Lewis Central Tournament

Pool A
(2-0) CB Abraham Lincoln 22-21, Glenwood 20-15
(2-0) CB Abraham Lincoln 21-21, Harlan 13-19
(2-0) CB Abraham Lincoln 21-21, Sidney 12-9
(2-0) Glenwood 21-21, Harlan 11-17
(2-1) Glenwood 16-21-15, Treynor 21-14-9
(2-1) Sidney 20-21-15, Glenwood 22-10-12
(2-1) Sidney 21-17-15, Harlan 8-21-4

Pool B
(2-0) Red Oak 21-21, Lewis Central 15-12
(2-0) Red Oak 21-21, Maryville R-II 17-9
(2-0) Red Oak 21-21, Treynor 8-15
(2-0) Lewis Central 21-21, Treynor 9-10
(2-0) Lewis Central 2, Maryville 0
(2-0) Maryville, MO 21-21, Treynor 8-18

Semifinals
(2-0) CB Abraham Lincoln 22-21, Lewis Central 20-14
(2-0) Red Oak 21-21, Sidney 18-16

Championship
(2-0) CB Abraham Lincoln 21-21, Red Oak 19-17

West Monona Tournament

(2-0) Siouxland Christian 25-25, Denison-Schleswig 18-20
(2-0) Siouxland Christian 25-25, West Monona 11-13
(2-0) Siouxland Christian 25-25, Westwood 17-19
(2-1) West Monona 23-25-15, Denison-Schleswig 25-18-7
(2-1) West Monona 25-25-15, Westwood 22-27-10
(2-0) Denison-Schleswig 25-25, Westwood 16-20

Woodward-Granger Tournament

(2-0) Roland-Story 21-23, ACGC 14-21
(2-0) Roland-Story 21-21, Fort Dodge 13-14
(2-0) Roland Story 21-21, South Hardin 13-15
(2-0) Roland-Story 22-21, Colfax-Mingo 20-11
(2-1) ACGC 19-21-15, Colfax-Mingo 21-15-13
(2-0) ACGC 21-21, Fort Dodge 6-6
(2-0) ACGC 21-23, Panorama 11-21
(2-1) Woodward-Granger 15-21-15, Roland-Story 21-15-6
(2-0) Woodward-Granger 21-21, Colfax-Mingo 17-14
(2-0) Woodward-Granger 21-21, South Hardin 12-16
(2-0) Colfax-Mingo 14-21-15, Panorama 21-12-8
(2-0) Colfax-Mingo 23-24, Fort Dodge 21-22
(2-0) South Hardin 25-25, Panorama 14-19
(2-0) South Hardin 21-21, Colfax-Mingo 9-14
(2-1) Grand View Christian 16-21-15, ACGC 21-18-10

Algona Tournament

(2-1) Algona 16-21-15, Carroll 21-15-12
(2-0) Forest City 21-22, Carroll 17-20
(2-1) Sheldon 18-21-15, Carroll 21-12-6
(2-0) Carroll 21-21, Clear Lake 16-16
(2-0) Carroll 21-21, Spencer 10-15
(2-0) Carroll 21-23, Lake Mills 9-21

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) — Will McElvain threw three touchdown passes to Isaiah Weston, Tyler Hoosman scored two touchdowns, and Northern Iowa defeated South Dakota 42-27 on Saturday. Austin Evans returned an interception 16 yards for the Panthers’ other touchdown. Northern Iowa, No. 15 in the FCS Coaches Poll, had 417 yards total offense but only 11 first downs. The Panthers were 5 of 13 converting on third down.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Mekhi Sargent ran for a 14-yard score with 2:16 left and 23rd-ranked Iowa held off Purdue 26-20 on Saturday, snapping a two-game losing streak. Tyler Goodson scored his first career touchdown from a yard out and Keith Duncan kicked four field goals for the Hawkeyes (5-2, 2-2 Big Ten), who also broke a two-game skid against the Boilermakers (2-5, 1-3).

Purdue made the Hawkeyes earn this one, though. The Boilermakers cut it to 19-13 on J.D. Dellinger’s 36-yard field goal with 2:59 left. But Purdue was assessed a personal foul after squibbing the ensuing kickoff to midfield, and runs of 21 and 14 yards by Sargent gave the Hawkeyes the cushion they’d been looking for all day. Jack Plummer’s 1-yard TD pass to Payne Durham with 24 seconds left made it 26-20. But Iowa secured the onside kick.

David Bell caught 13 passes for 197 yards and a touchdown for Purdue, which ran for just 33 yards. Duncan hit field goals of 30, 44, 42 and 38 yards on a wet afternoon in Iowa City. He’s now 17 of 19 on the season.
THE TAKEAWAY
Iowa: The Hawkeyes’ defense is one of the best in school history. Iowa’s offense is another story. The Hawkeyes’ attack is alarmingly inconsistent, and it’s keeping Iowa from reaching its full potential. It could get even worse, as receiver Brandon Smith was carried off by his teammates in the fourth quarter with what appeared to be a right leg injury. Smith headed to the locker room on crutches after catching nine balls for 106 yards.
Purdue: The Boilermakers might have pulled off the upset if not for two first-half turnovers deep in Iowa territory. Purdue likely won’t make a bowl in 2019, but the prospect of star Rondale Moore and Bell playing together should frighten Big Ten West defensive coordinators. Plummer wasn’t bad either, finishing 30 of 50 for 327 yards.
POLL IMPLICATIONS
Iowa might struggle to maintain its place in Sunday’s Top 25.
UP NEXT
Iowa visits Northwestern on Oct. 26. The Wildcats were drubbed by No. 4 Ohio State 52-3 on Friday.

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Brock Purdy threw for 378 yards and three touchdowns, freshman Breece Hall ran 75 yards for the first of his two scores and Iowa State took a big lead early in a 34-24 victory against Texas Tech on Saturday. Purdy had 277 yards and all three of his scoring tosses for a 20-0 lead early in the second quarter, with two TDs to tight end Charlie Kolar, as the Cyclones (5-2, 3-1 Big 12) won their third straight game since losing at Baylor in their only other scheduled trip to Texas.

The Red Raiders (3-4, 1-3) extended their longest losing streak in the series with Iowa State to four, dropping their second in a row this season since beating Oklahoma State for the best victory so far under first-year coach Matt Wells.
THE TAKEAWAY
Iowa State: The game played out in an eerily similar way to the Cyclones’ loss at Baylor. But the teams were reversed. This time Iowa State went up 20-0 instead of falling behind by the same score, then let Texas Tech back in the game the same way Baylor gave the Cyclones a chance three weeks ago. But Tech never got closer than 10.
UP NEXT
Iowa State: Oklahoma State at home next Saturday.