Southwest Valley CC Meet
Thursday, September 15, 2016
Corning

GIRLS

Team Results

1. Shenandoah 25
2. East Union 89
3. Clarinda 103

Individual Results

1. Janette Schraft, East Mills
2. Claire Campbell, Shenandoah
3. Maddie Lohrmann, Diagonal
4. Carlie Manrose, Shenandoah
5. Alexis Post, Riverside
6. Devan Gray, Shenandoah
7. Jena Proffitt, East Union
8. Jessica Jackson, Shenandoah
9. Adrianna Holmes, Shenandoah
10. Masilyn Hummel, Southwest Valley

BOYS

Team Results

1. Shenandoah 44
2. Red Oak 51
3. Riverside 112

Individual Results

1. Otis Matejka, Riverside
2. Stephen McGee, Southwest Iowa
3. Trent Finnegan, Shenandoah
4. Adam Thompson, Southwest Iowa
5. Weston Rolenc, Red Oak
6. Liam Eubank, Red Oak
7. Dakota Foster, Clarinda
8. Nick Stanley, Shenandoah
9. Avery Graham, Red Oak
10. Hunter Rice, Shenandoah

The Atlantic Girls Swimming team picked up a dual meet win on Thursday night.  The Trojans beat Abraham Lincoln/Thomas Jefferson/St. Albert in a dual 103-64.

Atlantic was led by Mckenna Ewoldt and Cambry Miller as they both took two individual firsts on the night and were part of winning relay teams as well.  Ewoldt won in the 100m freestyle and 200 meter freestyle.  Miller was a winner in the 50m and 400m freestyle.  Annamaria Lowary won the 200m individual medley and Jessica Hartwig won the 100m breaststroke.  The Trojans also won the 200m freestyle relay, 200m medley relay, and 400m freestyle relay.  All those individuals mentioned along with Madelyn Kickland and Clare Christensen were part of winning relay teams.

Atlantic will next travel to Marshalltown on Saturday to participate in their invitational.

Officials in Harlan say the East side of Vet’s Auditorium parking lot will be closed to vehicle traffic during home varsity football games – Beginning today (Friday, September 16th), for the home football game with Glenwood. The traffic flow changes are being implemented to improve public safety during home varsity football games.

Starting at 4 pm, until departure of buses after the game, the traveled area between Vet’s Auditorium and Merrill Field will be closed to vehicle traffic. Vehicles entering Merrill Field from Elm Street will be able to circle the parking lot and exit on Elm Street. Vehicles entering from Chatburn Avenue or 12th Street will be able to exit to Chatburn or 12th Street.

Should you have any questions, please contact City Hall at 755-5137.

The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union is out with their latest High School Volleyball rankings.
Released 09/15/2016

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HOUSTON (AP) – The Houston Texans certainly aren’t dwelling on their 30-0 wild-card playoff loss to the Kansas City Chiefs as they prepare to face them again Sunday. However, it’s impossible to forget the embarrassing home defeat in January in their first playoff game since 2012.

“When that was our last loss of last season, it’s a tough one,” Houston’s J.J. Watt said. “It’s definitely a little bit on your mind, but I think it’s a new year, new season. We’re really excited about this one.”

Though that game wasn’t very long ago, a lot has changed for the Texans since. The biggest difference is an upgrade at quarterback in Brock Osweiler after Brian Hoyer had five turnovers in the playoff loss. Houston also added running back Lamar Miller and drafted receiver Will Fuller in the first round to add more weapons to an offense featuring DeAndre Hopkins.

“They’re a better football team now than when we played them the last time, and they are healthier,” Kansas City coach Andy Reid said. “They’ve added some new additions, so I think we’re going up against a better football team.”

This will be the third time these teams have met in just more than a year after they opened the season against each other in 2015. The fact that all three games have been in Houston adds to the oddity.

You can hear the game beginning at Noon Sunday, here on KJAN.

Football: Lewis Central vs. Sioux City/East – cancelled.

Volleyball:

(3-1) A-D-M, Adel 21-25-25-25, Boone 25-12-16-19
(3-0) Bondurant-Farrar 25-25-25, Winterset 16-21-18
(3-0) CAM, Anita 25-25-26, Boyer Valley 23-15-24
(3-0) Coon Rapids-Bayard 25-25-25, Woodbine 8-14-17
(3-0) Creston 25-25-25, Denison-Schleswig 17-9-23
(2-0) Des Moines Christian 21-21, Mount Ayr 16-19
(3-2) Earlham 25-25-25-24-16, Lenox 17-18-27-26-14
(3-0) East Sac County 25-25-25, St. Mary, Storm Lake 8-8-9
(3-0) Essex 25-25-25, Heartland Christian 3-9-11
(3-0) Harlan 25-25-25, Atlantic 11-14-15
(3-0) IKM-Manning 25-25-25, Griswold 15-13-9
(3-1) Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 25-25-18-25, St. Albert, Council Bluffs 18-22-25-17
(3-2) Lewis Central 23-22-25-26-15, Clarinda 25-25-15-24-12
(3-0) Missouri Valley 25-25-25, Riverside, Oakland 19-18-13
(3-1) MOC-Floyd Valley 24-25-25-25, Sheldon 26-14-20-20
(2-0) Mount Ayr 21-21, Grinnell 10-17
(2-0) Mount Ayr 21-21, Newton 10-15
(3-0) Mount Ayr 23-21-15, Van Meter 25-11-11
(3-0) Stanton 25-25-25, Bedford 15-9-14
(3-1) Treynor 25-16-25-25, Audubon 21-25-22-17
(3-0) Tri-Center, Neola 25-25-25, Logan-Magnolia 5-17-22

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Right-hander Trevor Rosenthal was activated from the 15-day disabled list by the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday. He had been sidelined since July 26 with inflammation in his throwing shoulder, that after losing his job as closer in late June.

CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Cubs have won the NL Central, becoming the first major league team this season to clinch a division title when St. Louis lost 6-2 at San Francisco. The Cubs lost 5-4 to the Milwaukee Brewers earlier Thursday night, but captured their first NL Central crown since 2008 when the Giants finished off their victory over the Cardinals.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Fist-pumping Johnny Cueto pitched a five-hitter and retired his final 17 batters, and the San Francisco Giants gained ground in the playoff race with a 6-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday night. The Cardinals’ loss clinched the NL Central title for the Chicago Cubs.