Quad @ St. Albert
Atlantic-CAM finished of the dual season with a 3-0 night. The Trojans topped St. Albert, Shenandoah, and Southwest Iowa. In the dual with Shenandoah the Trojans got pins from Aiden Smith, Ethan Follmann, Easton O’Brien, Tanner O’Brien, Jarrett Armstrong, Miles Mundorf, and Evan Sorensen. Owen Hoover took a decision victory. In the match-up with SW Iowa the Trojans got pins from Taye Jordan, Easton O’Brien, Dante Hedrington, Tanner O’Brien, Kadin Stutzman, Brenden Casey, and Evan Sorensen. Brian South picked up a major decision win. Against St. Albert Brenden Casey and Miles Mundorf both won by fall.
Atlantic/CAM 75, Shenandoah 3
Atlantic/CAM 66, St. Albert 13
Atlantic/CAM 70, Southwest Iowa 10
Southwest Iowa 40, Shenandoah 36
Southwest Iowa 42, St. Albert 24
Shenandoah 57, St. Albert 6

Quad @ Tri-Center
AHSTW 66, Audubon 12
AHSTW 60, Tri-Center 24
AHSTW 78, East Mills 0
Tri-Center 42, Audubon 27
Audubon 36, East Mills 4
(Eli Collins had a three-win night and Hayden Fischer two wins for AHSTW. Zeke Konkler picked up two wins for Audubon.)

Quad @ Treynor
Logan-Magnolia 66, Treynor 9
Logan-Magnolia 60, Riverside 21
Logan-Magnolia 50, West Monona-Whiting 30
West Monona-Whiting 51, Riverside 30
West Monona-Whiting 58, Treynor 18
Riverside 46, Treynor 27
(Brock Comstock, Jace Rose, Brody Zimmerman, Kellen Oliver, and Nolan Moore each had two-win nights for Riverside)

Tri @ Nodaway Valley/O-M
Nodaway Valley/O-M 48, SE Warren/Melcher-Dallas 21
Nodaway Valley/O-M 46, SW Valley 30
SW Valley 37, SE Warren/Melcher-Dallas 34
(Caelen DeVault, Jevin Christensen, and Trenton Warner all had two-win nights for NV/O-M)

Quad @ North Polk
Winterset 56, North Polk 12
Winterset 51, Knoxville 20
Winterset 72, Denison-Schleswig 12
North Polk 46, Knoxville 32
North Polk 69, Denison-Schleswig 9
Knoxville 65, Denison-Schlewig 18

Class 1A
School Record LW
1 Newell-Fonda 15-1 1
2 Bishop Garrigan 14-3 2
3 Exira-EHK 15-0 3
4 North Linn 15-1 4
5 Springville 17-1 5
6 MMCRU 15-0 6
7 Burlington Notre Dame 15-0 7
8 North Mahaska 14-1 8
9 Storm Lake St. Mary’s 13-1 9
10 Westwood 16-1 13
11 Stanton 15-0 12
12 Martensdale-St. Marys 14-1 10
13 East Buchanan 13-3 11
14 Montezuma 14-2 14
15 Remsen St. Mary’s 15-2 15
Dropped Out: None

Class 2A
School Record LW
1 Dike-New Hartford 15-1 1
2 Denver 15-2 2
3 Central Lyon 15-1 3
4 Treynor 15-1 4
5 Sibley-Ocheyedan 13-3 5
6 Panorama 16-1 6
7 Iowa City Regina 14-3 8
8 Jesup 13-3 7
9 Grundy Center 15-2 9
10 Mediapolis 16-0 10
11 West Hancock 13-4 12
12 Aplington-Parkersburg 11-4 11
13 Cascade 13-3 NR
14 Nodaway Valley 14-3 NR
15 Ridge View 14-3 NR
Dropped Out: South Central Calhoun (13), West Branch (14), North Union (15)

Class 3A
School Record LW
1 Unity Christian 15-1 1
2 West Lyon 15-0 2
3 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 14-2 3
4 Ballard 14-3 4
5 Estherville-Lincoln Central 16-2 5
6 Center Point-Urbana 13-3 6
7 Roland-Story 12-4 10
8 West Liberty 13-4 8
9 Forest City 13-4 9
10 West Marshall 16-2 7
11 Clear Lake 11-4 11
12 Cherokee 11-6 12
13 Vinton-Shellsburg 11-6 NR
14 Des Moines Christian 11-5 NR
15 Centerville 14-2 NR
Dropped Out: Harlan (13), Monticello (14), Williamsburg (15)

Class 4A
School Record LW
1 Bishop Heelan 14-1 2
2 Dallas Center-Grimes 12-3 4
3 Glenwood 13-2 1
4 North Polk 15-2 3
5 Indianola 12-3 5
6 Grinnell 13-2 6
7 Cedar Rapids Xavier 11-5 7
8 Central DeWitt 12-4 10
9 North Scott 10-6 8
10 Waverly-Shell Rock 11-4 9
11 Keokuk 12-3 12
12 Benton Community 15-3 14
13 Bondurant-Farrar 9-5 11
14 Gilbert 9-5 NR
15 Clear Creek-Amana 11-5 NR
Dropped Out: Spencer (11), Pella (13)

Class 5A
School Record LW
1 Johnston 14-0 1
2 Waterloo West 13-1 3
3 Ankeny Centennial 13-2 4
4 Des Moines Roosevelt 13-2 6
5 Iowa City West 11-2 7
6 Dowling Catholic 13-2 5
7 Pleasant Valley 13-2 8
8 West Des Moines Valley 13-3 9
9 Iowa City High 11-2 2
10 Ankeny 11-4 10
11 Southeast Polk 8-7 11
12 Waukee Northwest 10-6 13
13 Cedar Falls 8-6 14
14 Iowa City Liberty 8-5 15
15 Cedar Rapids Washington 11-5 NR
Dropped Out: Linn-Mar (10)

Sixth ranked Purdue scorched the nets for 61 percent shooting, including 13 of 22 from three points range in an 83-73 win over Iowa, Thursday, in Iowa City. The Boilers raced out to a 30-15 lead at the outset and were never threatened. Kris Murray led Iowa with 23 points as the Hawkeyes struggled on offense in the opening half.

Iowa cut an 18-point deficit to five in the second half but could get no closer.

The Hawkeyes fall to 4-5 in the Big Ten and 14-6 overall.

The top two wrestling teams in the country collide tonight (Friday night) in Iowa City, when top ranked Penn State visits second ranked Iowa. The Hawkeyes put their 29-match win streak in duals on the line. Iowa coach Tom Brands.

A sold out crowd of nearly 15 thousand will be on hand at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Brands says it will be up to the Hawkeyes to make the crowd a factor.

Iowa 197 pounder Jacob Warner says the Hawkeyes and Nittany Lions begin each season with the goal of winning an NCAA title.

Iowa 174-pounder Michael Kemerer says it has developed into a great rivalry.

Iowa opened the season top ranked but fell to second after three time national champion Spencer Lee had to cut his season short for ACL surgery on both knees.

The 23rd ranked Iowa Hawkeye women look for their seventh straight win tonight (Friday night), with a visit to Northwestern. The Hawkeyes last loss was at home to the Wildcats back on January sixth. Hawkeye coach Lisa Bluder.

Bluder says the Hawkeyes are a much more confident team than the first time they played Northwestern.

After setting a Big Ten record with 18 assists in a win at Penn State Hawkeye sophomore Caitlin Clark heads into the game as the nation’s leader in scoring and assists.

Clark says limiting turnovers against Northwestern is a key.

The Hawkeyes are 7-1 in the Big Ten.

The 2022 Southwest Iowa District Coaches and Official of the Year awards were announced on Thursday.

Coach of the Year honors from each class were:

1A- Joe Stephens, Underwood
2A- Cody Downing, Creston
3A- Clint Manny- Indianola

The Official of the Year in the Southwest Region is Shawn Angell.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State freshman guard Tyrese Hunter is one of 15 players named to the Naismith Men’s Defensive Player of the Year Watch List.

The Racine, Wisconsin, native is leading the Big 12 Conference with 42 steals, which also leads all freshmen nationally. He has 12 games with multiple steals and five games with at least four steals. Additionally, Hunter has five blocks.

He is one of three Big 12 players on the list, joining Baylor’s Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua and Texas Tech’s Kevin McCullar.

Hunter and the No. 23 Cyclones return to action Saturday when they host Missouri in the Big 12/SEC Challenge at Hilton Coliseum at 1 p.m.

Naismith Men’s Defensive Player of the Year Watch List

• Posh Alexander, St. John’s
• Kennedy Chandler, Tennessee
• Tari Eason, LSU
• Jacob Gilyard, Richmond
• Chet Holmgren, Gonzaga
• Tyrese Hunter, Iowa State
• Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
• Walker Kessler, Auburn
• Christian Koloko, Arizona
• Kevin McCullar, Texas Tech
• Nathan Mensah, San Diego State
• Jamarion Sharp, Western Kentucky
• Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua, Baylor
• Oscar Tshiebwe, Kentucky
• Mark Williams, Duke

(Radio Iowa) – The annual University of Okoboji Winter Games begin today (Thursday) with thousands of people expected to take part through the weekend. Okoboji Director of Tourism Rebecca Peters estimates the games for the fictional university have a three-million-dollar economic impact on the area.

The games feature everything from a polar plunge, broom ball, snowmobiles, and a kite festival. Most of the tourism in the area happens when the lakes aren’t frozen and there’s no snow on the ground.

Peters says there’s another benefit to the winter games as she says finding ways for locals to enjoy Okoboji beyond the summer months has helped fuel population growth in Dickinson County.

(By Kendall Crawford, Iowa Public Radio)

The Drake Bulldogs edged out a one-point overtime victory at Illinois State on Wednesday night. Roman Penn split a pair of free throws late in regulation to send it to the extra session. Garrett Sturtz hit a pair of free throws in overtime with 1:24 left that would prove to be the winning points.

The two teams went back and forth all-night before the defenses locked down at the end of the overtime period. DJ Wilkins and Tucker DeVries both scored 18 points. ShanQuan Hemphill dropped in 15 points and Garrett Sturtz had 14.

The Bulldogs have now won three games by one point on the road in MVC play. Drake improved to 15-6 overall and 6-2 in the Valley.

Next up for the Bulldogs is a home meeting with Loyola on Sunday at 1:00 p.m.

The UNI Panthers picked up a road win over Evansville on Wednesday night 64-59. AJ Green led the charge with 18 points and Nate Heise added 12 points and 7 rebounds.

UNI shot a blistering 51% from the field to grab the win. The Panthers led by 8 at halftime and held of the Purple Aces the rest of the way.

The Panthers improved to 10-9 overall and are now 6-3 in Missouri Valley Conference play.

Next up for UNI is a home game on Saturday against Illinois State.