Class 3A 2nd + 3rd Round Consolation

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Drew Anderson (Lewis Central) 33-12 won by tech fall over Chris Davis (Iowa City, City High) 23-17 (TF-1.5 3:29 (16-0))

Round 3 – Evan Simpson (Cedar Falls) 40-7 won by decision over Drew Anderson (Lewis Central) 33-12 (Dec 5-1)

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Carter Schorsch (Lewis Central) 38-9 won by fall over Aidyn Roman (Cedar Rapids Kennedy) 15-29 (Fall 5:36)

Round 3 – Carter Schorsch (Lewis Central) 38-9 won by fall over Carson Crigger (Waukee) 27-16 (Fall 1:19)

138

Aidan Ehlinger (Linn-Mar) 16-10 won by decision over Jaxon Brewer (Lewis Central) 27-23 (Dec 8-2)

157

Parker Herzog (Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln) 38-12 won in sudden victory – 1 over Daniel Zeoh (Des Moines East) 40-11 (SV-1 5-3)

Round 3 – Wyatt Vlasek (Prairie, Cedar Rapids) 35-8 won by major decision over Parker Herzog (Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln) 38-13 (MD 10-2)

165

Zach Streeter (Carlisle) 32-7 won by fall over Matt Long (Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln) 26-17 (Fall 2:57)

190

Cameron Moore (Lewis Central) 25-16 won by fall over Lane Nelsen (Dallas Center-Grimes) 23-17 (Fall 0:43)

Round 3 – Wyatt Young (Cedar Rapids Washington) 31-8 won by decision over Cameron Moore (Lewis Central) 25-17 (Dec 7-6)

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Joseph Monge (Lewis Central) 35-16 won by decision over Colin Woods (Cedar Rapids Jefferson) 20-14 (Dec 7-2)

Round 3 – Mason Roethler (Johnston) 27-11 won by decision over Joseph Monge (Lewis Central) 35-17 (Dec 5-3)

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Carlos Andrade (Lewis Central) 13-7 won by decision over Robert Stoffel (Cedar Rapids Washington) 23-18 (Dec 8-3)

Round 3 – Carlos Andrade (Lewis Central) 14-7 won by decision over Brady Hagan (Dowling Catholic) 18-10 (Dec 5-2)

Class 3A Quarterfinals

106 

Weston Porter (Lewis Central) 34-0 won in tie breaker – 1 over Benjamin Walsh (Ankeny) 24-9 (TB-1 3-2)

120 

Jake Knight (Bettendorf) 33-1 won by tech fall over Jaymeson VanderVelde (Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln) 40-7 (TF-1.5 4:26 (23-8))

3A Team Rankings (Day 2)

Iowa baseball coach Rick Heller says the Hawkeyes are embracing high expectations as they get set for Friday’s season opener. Ranked 20th in the D1Baseball-dot-com preseason poll the Hawkeyes open Friday afternoon against Seton Hall in Charleston, South Carolina. The Hawkeyes have several key players back from last year’s team that finished 44-16 and made it to an NCAA Regional.

Heller says even with the expectations the keys to success remain the same.

The Hawkeyes complete the weekend by playing Ball State on Saturday and Lehigh on Sunday.

NEW YORK — The University of Iowa women’s basketball team will play the in the Women’s Champions Classic on Dec. 7, 2024, in Brooklyn, New York inside the Barclays Center. HS&E and FOX Sports announced on Thursday morning. The neutral site contest will air on the FOX broadcast network with specific details announced at a later date.

The primetime double header is set to feature the University of Iowa, the University of Connecticut, the University of Tennessee, and Louisville University.

The four women’s college basketball programs have captured a combined 19 NCAA Division I National Championships and collectively have appeared in 46 Final Fours. Additionally, they have 120 conference titles between these four programs.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – Saturday’s University of Iowa men’s basketball home game against No. 20/21 Wisconsin has reached sellout status.

The game, which will tipoff at 1:16 p.m. (CT) on Mediacom Court inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena, will be televised nationally on BTN.  It will be a rematch of the Jan. 2 game in Madison, which the Badgers won 83-72.

Fans are encouraged to wear black clothing to the game to “Black Out” Carver.

Tickets are available for Iowa’s final two home contests against Penn State (Feb. 27) and Illinois (March 10) at www.hawkeyesports.com/tickets.

ATLANTA – Iowa State sophomore Tamin Lipsey has been named to the 2024 Jersey Mike’s Naismith National Player of the Year Midseason Team. This is the second-straight week Lipsey has been honored by the Naismith Awards, as he was named to the Naismith Defensive Player of the Year Watchlist last week.

Of the 32 players named to the watchlist, six of them are from the Big 12. Lipsey is one of just three underclassmen on the watch list.

Lipsey has been stuffing the stat sheet all season, averaging 13.3 points, 5.5 assists, 4.9 rebounds and 3.0 steals per game. He is one of just four NCAA Division I men’s basketball players since 1992-93 to average those numbers in a season. His 3.0 steals per game rank second in the nation and recently had a school-record 34-straight games with a steal.

The No. 10 Cyclones return to action Saturday morning, hosting Texas Tech at Hilton Coliseum. Tipoff is set for 11 a.m. on Big 12 Now on ESPN+.