Class A

District 7 

ACGC – 55 vs Riverside – 22

AHSTW – 6 vs Central Decatur – 0

Mount Ayr – 43 vs Southwest Valley – 0

District 8

Woodbury Central – 35 vs St. Albert – 14

Logan-Magnolia – 17 vs Akron-Westfield – 6

IKM-Manning – 35 vs West Monona – 8

Class 1A

District 8

Tri-Center – 29 vs Shenandoah – 22

Underwood – 68 vs Red Oak – 13

Treynor – 48 vs Missouri Valley – 0

District 7 

Interstate 35 – 20 vs Ogden – 19

Pleasantville – 56 vs Panorama – 7

West Marshall – 44 vs West Central Valley – 7

Class 2A

District 8

Clarinda – 47 vs Woodward-Granger – 0

Van Meter – 49 vs Clarke – 7

Grand View Christian – 12 vs Chariton – 7

District 2 

Kuemper Catholic – 35 vs Okoboji – 0

Spirit Lake – 33 vs Estherville-Lincoln Central – 0

OABCIG – 33 vs Southeast Valley – 7

11 Man (Non-District)

Martensdale St. Mary’s – 44 vs Nodaway Valley – 0

8 Man play

District 9

Audubon – 80 vs Exira/EHK – 16

Ar-We-Va – 66 vs CAM – 6

Coon Rapids-Bayard – 60 vs Glidden-Ralston – 18

District 10

Boyer Valley – 48 vs Sidney – 6

Fremont-Mills – 55 vs East Mills – 0

District 8 

Bedford – 73 vs Lamoni – 0

Lenox – 57 vs Mormon Trail – 0

Seymour – 37 vs Murray – 36 F/OT

Non-District 

Stanton – 61 vs Melcher-Dallas – 58

East Union – 80 vs Griswold – 26

The ACGC Chargers defeated the Riverside Bulldogs 55-22 to complete a perfect regular season for the third consecutive year. The Chargers took advantage of four Bulldog turnovers and had multiple touchdowns from three different rushers.

ACGC began the game on defense stopping Riverside and forcing a Bulldog punt. It only took the Chargers two plays on their opening drive as Senior Running Back Joe Crawford dashed 76 yards to the house to open up the scoring for ACGC. Riverside answered on the next drive with Senior Running Back Jaxson Gordon finding the end zone from 31 yards out to tie the game at seven. The Chargers retook the lead on more of a methodical drive going down the field with a nine play 61-yard drive. Crawford struck again scoring from two yards out to put ACGC ahead 14-7.

The first of four Bulldog turnovers occurred on the second play of the following Riverside drive. ACGC scooped up the football and went to Senior Fullback Brexton Schneider for an early second quarter ten-yard touchdown run. All of a sudden it was 21-7 Chargers. After the score, ACGC pulls a trick out of the bag and hits Riverside with a pooch kick and the Chargers recovered. Once again, ACGC marched down the field and went back to Schneider from two yards out to go ahead 27-7 after a missed PAT.

On the next drive, Riverside down by 20 felt urged to attempt a fourth down conversion. The Bulldogs came up short and gave the football back to ACGC in Bulldog territory. Just a few plays later, Schneider continued his monster first half by scoring a third time from 31 yards out to put ACGC ahead 34-7 late in the second half. To end the second quarter, Riverside put the ball on the deck a second time and later an ACGC touchdown made the score 42-7 at halftime.

The Chargers began the second half with the football and went back to Crawford who busted out a big touchdown run from 29 yards out to make the score 49-7. On the next drive, Riverside punched in their second touchdown of the game with a one-yard Gordon score to make it 49-13 followed by a missed PAT. A bad snap on fourth down from ACGC, sailed over Senior Punter Oliver Wetzel’s head made it a 49-15 ballgame heading into the fourth quarter.

Both ACGC and Riverside would score one more time as the game ended 55-22 ACGC. Head Coach Cody Matthewson says getting ahead early was critical.

The versatility and depth have been a key success for his team and feels as if the right leader is in place.

The mindset for the Chargers is controlling the controllable as they enter postseason play.

Both ACGC and Riverside will discover their first-round opponents when the brackets are released this weekend.

STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA – The 11th-ranked University of Iowa field hockey team fell to Penn State in double overtime, 1-0, on Friday evening at the Penn State Field Hockey Complex.

Both teams were scoreless through the first half.

The Hawkeyes had three penalty corner opportunities in the fourth period, one inserted by Niamh de Jong and the other two from Felicia Zonnenburg. The shots came close but failed to capitalize, continuing a scoreless game from both teams to the end of regulation.

Neither team was able to score in the first overtime. The Nittany Lions scored at 74:30 in the second overtime to secure their win.

The Hawkeyes outshot Penn State 15-to-11 and had four penalty corners to the Nittany Lions five. Mia Magnotta had six saves for Iowa.

Up Next  

The Hawkeyes travel to Piscataway, New Jersey to take on 15th-ranked Rutgers at Bauer Field Hockey Complex on Sunday, Oct. 19 at 11 a.m. (CT)

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The Gold Team won the University of Iowa baseball team’s annual Black and Gold World Series taking the decisive game three, 10-3 in a seven-inning game on Friday afternoon at Duane Banks Field.

Nick Terhaar got the start for the Gold team throwing four innings allowing one earned run and struck out one. Ty Mikkelsen, Nick Heitman and John Henry Kohorst closed down the final three innings allowing just one run and two hits.

Tate Slagel plated four runs for the Gold squad going 2-for-3 at the plate including a three-run home run. Brody Irlbeck (2-for-3) and Matthew Delgado (1-for-2) each had two RBIs.

Cole Moore started for the Black team and went two innings. Brolan Frost and Kyle Alivo each threw an inning, and Joe Husak threw two and struck out four.

Jaylen Ziegler, Caleb Wulf and Brett White each recorded an RBI in the contest.

UP NEXT: The Hawkeyes have concluded their fall slate. Iowa will open its spring season in February.

NORMAN, Oklahoma – The University of Iowa women’s tennis team continued competition at the ITA Central Regional Championships on Friday at the Headington Family Tennis Center, showcasing strong play in main draw singles action.

Daianne Hayashida and Pia Kranholdt advanced in main draw singles play, earning straight-set victories to lead the Hawkeyes. Hayashida defeated Anna Putilina of Kansas, 6-4, 6-2, while Kranholdt posted a 6-4, 6-1 win over Minnesota’s Mia Liepert. Tereza Dejnozkova battled in a tight three-set contest against Nebraska’s Emma Rizzetto before falling, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4.

The Hawkeyes continued its success in doubles play, recording multiple wins across the main and consolation draws. Hayashida and Dejnozkova opened with an 8-2 victory over Kinley VanPelt and Anna Putilina of Kansas, before falling to Chloe Noel and Gloriana Nahum of Oklahoma, 8-6, in the round of 16. Eline Bex and Nikita Vishwase tallied an 8-5 win over Lilitha Sithenkosi Ndungane and Erin McKenzie of Tulsa, before narrowly falling to Anet Koskel and Carolina Gomez Alonso of Kansas, 8-7. In consolation play, Sally Xu and Kranholdt earned an 8-2 victory over Missouri’s Gian Octa and Alex Ackman.

The Hawkeyes will continue competition in the main draw singles and doubles consolation tomorrow, beginning at 9 a.m. (CT).

Singles Main Draw– Round of 64
Daianne Hayashida (Iowa) def. Anna Putilina (Kansas), 6-4, 6-2
Pia Kranholdt (Iowa) def. Mia Liepert (Minnesota), 6-4, 6-1
Emma Rizzetto (Nebraska) def. Tereza Dejnozkova (Iowa), 2-6, 6-2, 6-4

Doubles– Round of 32
Daianne Hayashida/Tereza Dejnozkova (Iowa) def. Kinley VanPelt/Anna Putilina (Kansas), 8-2
Eline Bex/Nikita Vishwase (Iowa) def. Lilitha Sithenkosi Ndungane/Erin McKenzie (Tulsa), 8-5

Doubles– Round of 16
Chloe Noel/Gloriana Nahum (Oklahoma) def/ Daianne Hayashida/Tereza Dejnozkova (Iowa), 8-6
Anet Koskel/Carolina Gomez Alonso (Kansas) def. Eline Bex/Nikita Vishwase (Iowa), 8-7

Doubles Cons.– Round of 32
Sally Xu/Pia Kranholdt (Iowa) def. Gian Octa/Alex Ackman (Missouri), 8-2

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa volleyball dropped a four-set match to 25th-ranked USC in front of 2,300 fans on Friday night inside of Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Senior setter Claire Ammeraal recorded her 3,000th career assist in the fourth set.

The Hawkeyes move to 10-9 overall and 1-6 in league play.

“I am glad I got to hit 3,000 career assists here at Iowa,” Ammeraal said. “I really like this team. I love that I am in a position where my main stat is based on how successful my teammates are. It’s fun to be a part of their success and I am excited that I get to celebrate this accomplishment with them.”

“Claire’s our leader and she does so much for this team,” head coach Jim Barnes said. “She plays smart and balances her competitive nature with being so cerebral. Claire did an amazing job. She’s a special player.”

Ammeraal finished with 41 assists and 15 digs to cap her double-double night. The Madison, Wisconsin, native notched her sixth double-double of the season. Graduate outside hitter Chard’e Vanzandt recorded her first double-double of the season with a team-high 21 kills and 11 digs. Freshman Carmel Vares finished with 12 kills.

Five Hawkeyes finished with double-figure digs. Senior libero Milana Moisio led the Hawkeye with 18 digs. She has tallied the most digs on the team in all but one match this season. Ammeraal added 15 digs. Redshirt sophomore Allison Berent picked up her 100th career dig in the third set and finished the night with 12. Sophomore Jaimie Marquardt ended the contest with 11 digs in the back row. Vanzandt secured her double-double with 11 digs.

Up Next: Iowa welcomes No. 23 UCLA on Sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Fans can present their football ticket from the Iowa-Penn State game for free admission.