16 teams were present for the Audubon Girls Varsity Wrestling Tournament on Saturday.

The SWAT Valkyries got championships from Adyson Lundquist (120C), Evy Marlin (135), Rio Johnson (155C), Grace Britten (170B), Ellen Gerlock (190), and Haley Armstrong (235).

AHSTW’s Isabella Canada won the 235A bracket.

Denison-Schleswig’s Taylor Totten won the 190A bracket.

Western Iowa’s Kacy Miller won at 110A and Montana Farren won at 125A.

Full results HERE

Treynor High School Invitational
12/03/2022
Boys wrestling

Zach Williams of St. Albert won at 126 and his teammate David Helton took the 160lb crown.

East Mills’ Ryan Stortenbecker won the 145lb title.

Treynor got titles from Levi Young at 182 and Dan Gregory at 285.

Full results HERE

Harlan had a pair of champions; Bret Van Baale at 182 and Zane Bendoorf of Harlan.

Logan-Magnolia had five individual champions: Gavin Kiger 113, Corbin Reisz 126, Kai Carritt 132, Layne Brenden 152, and Wyatt Reisz 160.

Denison-Schleswig’s Jaxson Hildebrand won at 220.

Glenwood got titles from Vinny Mayberry at 120 and Trent Patton at 285.

CB Abraham Lincoln’s Jaymeson VanderVelde won the 106lb title and his teammate Parker Herzog won at 145.

Full results HERE

Coach Riley Invitational
12/03/2022
Boys Wrestling @ Greenfield

AHSTW’s Tucker Osbahr won the 120lb bracket and Kayden Baxter won at 160 for the Vikes.

Nodaway Valley got a win from Zackery Gebbie at 126lbs and Trenton Warner at 285.

Full results HERE

Girls Basketball

ADM 47, Atlantic 40 (ADM:Nicole Storck 18pts. ATL: Paytn Harter 16pts)
Denison-Schleswig 52, Kuemper Catholic 41
Orient-Macksburg 37, Moulton-Udell 26

Boys Basketball

ADM 68, Atlantic 37
Ankeny Christian Academy 59, St. Albert 58
Kuemper Catholic 66, Denison-Schleswig 59

Glenwood 70,  Atlantic 53

Heartland Christian 43, Griswold 24

Council Bluffs Abe Lincoln 71, Sioux City North  42

Sioux City West 57, Council Bluffs/Jefferson 23

AC/GC 74, Woodward-Granger 62

Stanton 62, Sidney 58

AHSTW 61, Underwood 55

Carroll 67, Gilbert 62

Fremont-Mills 84, Essex 48

IKM-Manning 53, Riverside 34

Lewis Central 60, Red Oak 26

Treynor 71, Missouri Valley 35

Madrid 68, Panorama 55

Coon Rapids-Bayard 62, Paton-Churdan 28

Harlan 86, Shenandoah 31

Clarinda 74, St. Albert 67

Tri-Center 72, Audubon 42

Ogden 69, West Central Valley 42

West Harrison 75, Boyer Valley 38

Glenwood 48 Atlantic 45

Harlan 47 Shenandoah 43

St. Albert 64 Clarinda 43

Lewis Central 56 Red Oak 5

Fremont-Mills 60 Essex 23

East Mills 60 Hamburg 25

Stanton 53 Sidney 47

Underwood 51 AHSTW 38

IKM-Manning 64 Riverside 59

Treynor 61 Missouri Valley 21

Tri-Center 47 Audubon 36

Lenox 60 Bedford 10

Mount Ayr 69 Southwest Valley 42

Central Decatur 64 East Union 20

CAM 66 Ar-We-Va 26

Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 68 Glidden-Ralston 43

Coon Rapids-Bayard 62 Paton-Churdan 31

Boyer Valley 60 West Harrison 52

Abraham Lincoln 59 Sioux City North 32

Sioux City West 70 Thomas Jefferson 29

Sioux City East 69 Bishop Heelan 61

Seymour 50 Orient-Macksburg 29

Non-Conference

Nodaway Valley 68 Creston 47

Woodbine 58 Cherokee 55

(Humboldt, Iowa) – The home team took first place honors, Friday, in Humboldt, during the Joe Fitch Wrestling Tournament. Humboldt took first place with 271.5 points, followed by Atlantic in 2nd place, with a team score of 228. In third was Emmetsburg, with 208 points. Sheldon-South O’Brien, came in 4th, with 166 points. Kuemper placed 5th w/137.5, Pocahontas Area, was 6th at 136.5 points. Coming in 7th place with a team score of 117, was Aplington-Parkersburg-Grundy Center, while Forest City, placed 8th with 109.

The Atlantic Trojans came away with five champions and three runners-up. Taye Jordan topped the field at 106, Aiden Smith, won the 113-pound weight class, Brenden Casey championed the 195-pound group, Miles Mundorf won at 220, and Evan Sorensen stood atop the podium at 285. The three second place finishers included, Braxton Hass, (106), Easton, (145), and Tanner O’Brien, (160). Josh Hass was third at (120).

The complete results can be found HERE

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head football coach Matt Campbell announced today that offensive coordinator Tom Manning will pursue other coaching opportunities and not return to the program for the 2023 season. Director of football strength and conditioning Dave Andrews will also not return for the 2023 season.

“Decisions such as these are never easy because of the impact they have on the lives of individuals and their families, however, in order for us to move the program forward, I felt it necessary to make these changes at this time.” Campbell said. “Tom and Dave are tremendous men who have had a hand in our success over the last few years, and we wish them and their families all the best in the future.”

Manning was in his second tour of duty with the Cyclones, having served as the program’s offensive coordinator/offensive line coach from 2016-17 before working in the NFL for a season and then returning to Iowa State in 2019 as offensive coordinator/running game coordinator.

Andrews served as ISU’s director of football strength and conditioning the past three seasons.

While Campbell’s top-to-bottom review of the Cyclone program continues, Nate Scheelhaase will serve as the program’s interim offensive coordinator.

Campbell will offer additional comments on his program review at a future date.

North Carolina State shot 55 percent for the game as the 12th ranked Wolfpack beat the 10th ranked Iowa women 94-81 in Iowa City in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge.

Iowa coach Lisa Bluder. North Carolina State grabbed momentum by outscoring the Hawkeyes 26-18 in the second quarter.

Junior guard Caitlin Clark set a Carver-Hawkeye Arena record with 45 points.

Iowa is 5-3.