Girls Team

1. Bishop Heelan 30
2. Sioux City East 47
3. Abraham Lincoln 61
4. Thomas Jefferson 113
5. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 115
6. Sioux City North 127
7. Sioux City West 199

Girls Individual

1. Amber Aesoph, Bishop Heelan 19:28.50
2. Annie Jensen, Bishop Heelan
3. Olivia Barnes, Sioux City East
4. Hannah Hutchinson, Bishop Heelan
5. Lauren VanDyke, Sioux City East

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Boys Team

1. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 34
2. Sioux City North 37
3. Thomas Jefferson 84
4. Sioux City East 110
5. Sioux City West 126
6. Abraham Lincoln 126
7. Bishop Heelan 192

Boys Individual

1. Merga Gemeda, Sioux City North
2. Miles Scott, Sergeant Bluff-Luton
3. Deven Pace, Sioux City North
4. Cole Taylor, Sioux City East
5. Easton Ritz, Sergeant Bluff-Luton

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The Pride of Iowa Conference had to cancel their conference cross country championships earlier this week due to the weather so they decided to score championships at the Mt. Ayr Ron Landphair Invite on Thursday.

Boys Team Overall

1. Nodaway Valley 23
2. Savannah 93
3. Martensdale St. Marys 107
4. Mt. Ayr 113
5. Southwest Iowa 132

Boys Team Pride of Iowa

1. Nodaway Valley 18
2. Martensdale St. Marys 79
3. Mount Ayr 84

Boys Individual Overall

1. Brycen Wallace, Nodaway Valley 16:55.00
2. Adam Thompson, Southwest Iowa
3. Skyler Rawlings, Nodaway Valley
4. Tyler Breheny, Nodaway Valley
5. Joshua Baudler, Nodaway Valley

Boys Individual Pride of Iowa

1. Brycen Wallace, Nodaway Valley
2. Skyler Rawlings, Nodaway Valley
3. Tyler Breheny, Nodaway Valley

Girls Team Overall

1. East Union 77
2. Nodaway Valley 80
3. Mt. Ayr 83
4. Pleasantville 122
5. Southwest Valley 125
6. Bedford 133
7. Savannah, MO 136
8. CAM 147
9. Wayne 193

Girls Team Pride of Iowa

1. East Union 65
2. Nodaway Valley 66
3. Mount Ayr 71

Girls Individual Overall

1. Emma Lucas, Bedford
2. Elise Emmick, Southeast Warren
3. Malayna Briner, Savannah
4. Reagan Weinheimer, Nodaway Valley
5. Cassidy Nelson, Lenox

Girls Individual Pride of Iowa

1. Emma Lucas, Bedford
2. Elise Emmick, Southeast Warren
3. Reagan Weinheimer, Nodaway Valley

The Hawkeye Ten Conference Cross Country Championships were held on Thursday in Clarinda. Glenwood took both the girls and boys team titles. Raegan Andersen of Denison-Schleswig was the girls individual champ and Mason Parks of Glenwood won the boys race.

Girls Team

1. Glenwood 56
2. Denison-Schleswig 56
3. Atlantic 88
4. Harlan 94
5. Creston 130
6. Lewis Central 153
7. Shenandoah-Essex 176
8. Red Oak 189
9. Kuemper Catholic 256

Girls Individual

1. Raegan Andersen, Denison-Schleswig
2. Taylor McCreedy, Atlantic
3. Brielle Baker, Creston
4. Braelyn Baker, Creston
5. Ellie Mendlik, Denison-Schleswig
6. Greichaly Kaster, Harlan
7. Lacey Jackson, Glenwood
8. Katelyn Malcom, Glenwood
9. Brecken Van Baale, Harlan
10. Morgan Goslar, Desnison-Schleswig

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Boys Team

1. Glenwood 38
2. Lewis Central 59
3. St. Albert 94
4. Kuemper Catholic 126
5. Harlan 129
6. Atlantic 149
7. Red Oak 190
8. Denison-Schleswig 203
9. Shenandoah-Essex 216
10. Clarinda 239
11. Creston 273

Boys Individual

1. Mason Parks, Glenwood
2. Parson Covington, Glenwood
3. Jalen Petersen, Atlantic
4. Clayton Stafford, Creston
5. Connor Lancial, Lewis Central
6. Cael Woltmann, Lewis Central
7. Tyler Holloran, Clarinda
8. Leo Garrigan, St. Albert
9. Gable Thompson, Glenwood
10. Bennett Heisterkamp, St. Albert

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Hawkeye Ten Conference

(3-0) St. Albert, Council Bluffs 25-25-27, Clarinda 9-16-25
(2-0) Shenandoah 25-25, Southwest Valley 11-16

Western Iowa Conference Tournament

Consolation Bracket

Pool 1
(2-0) Logan-Magnolia 21-23, Riverside, Oakland 17-21
(2-1) Logan-Magnolia 19-21-15, Underwood 21-13-11
(2-1) Underwood 21-14-15, Riverside, Oakland 11-21-12

Pool 2
(2-1) AHSTW 22-11-15, Audubon 20-21-12
(2-0) Griswold 21-21, Audubon 4-9
(2-0) Griswold 21-21, AHSTW 19-13

Fifth Place
(2-0) Logan Magnolia 21-21, Griswold 13-8

Seventh Place
(2-1) AHSTW 19-21-17, Underwood 21-16-15

Third Place
(3-0) Missouri Valley 25-25-25, IKM-Manning 14-20-20

Championship
(3-2) Tri-Center, Neola 25-25-23-16-15, Treynor 12-17-25-25-12

Rolling Valley Conference

(3-0) ACGC 25-25-25, Exira-EHK 12-13-18
(3-2) Coon Rapids-Bayard 19-25-25-19-15, Glidden-Ralston 25-12-17-25-9
(3-0) Paton-Churdan 25-25-25, Eagle Grove 12-21-20

Bluegrass Confrernce Tournament

Semifinal: Lamoni def Moravia
Semifinal: (3-0) Seymour 25-25-25, Murray 17-11-21
Championship: (3-0) Lamoni 26-25-25, Seymour 24-9-21

Corner Conference

(3-0) East Mills 25-25-25, Essex 18-22-18
(3-0) Sidney 25-25-25, Stanton 3-12-13

Other Scores

(3-0) Earlham 25-26-27, Madrid 14-24-25
(2-1) Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 19-25-15, Southwest Valley 25-16-13
(2-0) East Sac County 25-25, Southeast Valley 18-12
(2-0) South Central Calhoun 25-25, East Sac County 23-15
(3-0) Van Meter 25-25-25, West Central Valley, Stuart 13-13-9

Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — The Ohio State-Nebraska game matches two of the five programs with the most major college football wins in history. The teams are in very different places entering Saturday night’s game in Lincoln. The ninth-ranked Buckeyes beat Nebraska by 59 points last year in Columbus and have dominated four straight opponents since their loss at home to Oklahoma.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The unbeaten Chiefs are looking to get even when the Steelers roll into town Sunday. It was Pittsburgh that knocked the AFC West champs out of the playoffs last season, in their own house no less. But the Chiefs and Steelers are different teams now, with Kansas City flying high and Pittsburgh trying to bounce back from a humiliating loss to Jacksonville.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Chiefs have pushed the boundaries of offensive creativity this season and that’s a big reason for their 5-0 start. Jet sweeps and read-options and a whole bunch of other sets have allowed coach Andy Reid and offensive coordinator Matt Nagy to keep defenses guessing. And they’ve allowed the Chiefs’ biggest offensive stars to show off.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor seems to be adapting just fine to college football. The true freshman is fourth in the nation in rushing at 153.5 yards per game heading into Saturday’s game against Purdue. Ohio State’s J.K. Dobbins and Iowa’s A.J. Epenesa have also made impressive starts as true freshmen. At rebuilding Illinois, coach Lovie Smith has started 13 true freshmen this season, more than any school in the country.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa State has long been accustomed to responding to failure. How will the Cyclones handle success? Iowa State is on a roll heading into a game that nearly everyone expects to be a blowout in favor of the Cyclones. Iowa State is a 21-point favorite for Saturday’s matchup against Kansas _ just a week after stunning Oklahoma 38-31 in Norman as a 31-point underdog.

Friday (10/13/2017)

CLASS 4A:

District 2
Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln at Sioux City, West

District 3
Lewis Central at Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson
Urbandale at Des Moines, Hoover

CLASS 3A:

District 7
Atlantic at Carroll
Creston/O-M at ADM, Adel
Denison-Schleswig at Harlan
Winterset at Glenwood

CLASS 2A:

District 7
Clarinda at Southeast Valley
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll at East Sac County
South Central Calhoun at Red Oak
Underwood at Shenandoah

CLASS 1A:

District 6
Eagle Grove at Ogden
Manson Northwest Webster at Madrid
Panorama, Panora at Van Meter
South Hamilton, Jewell at West Central Valley, Stuart

District 7
IKM-Manning at Treynor
Logan-Magnolia at AHSTW
OA-BCIG at ACGC
Tri-Center, Neola at Missouri Valley

CLASS A:

District 7
Griswold at Martensdale-St. Marys
Nodaway Valley at Earlham
Riverside, Oakland at St. Albert, Council Bluffs
Southwest Valley at Southeast Warren, Liberty Center

CLASS 8:

District 6
East Union, Afton at Lamoni
Lenox at Bedford
Murray at Wayne, Corydon

District 7
Clarinda Academy at East Mills
Essex at Sidney
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton at CAM, Anita
Woodbine at Fremont-Mills, Tabor

District 8
Boyer Valley, Dunlap at Coon Rapids-Bayard
Collins-Maxwell at Audubon (ND)
Glidden-Ralston at Ar-We-Va, Westside
River Valley, Correctionville at West Harrison, Mondamin

The 2017 Atlantic Trojans football team can do something that hasn’t been accomplished in 5 years, have a winning season. The last time the Trojans put up more W’s than L’s was in 2012 when the team went 5-4.  This year’s group of Trojans can assure at least that same mark with a win at Carroll on Friday night.

Atlantic (4-3) will have to slow down the Carroll (3-4) rushing attack to pick up that fifth W. Tigers’ Head Coach Dennis McCartan said his team likes to wear teams out with their trio of big running backs.

Atlantic Head Coach Mike McDermott said a big key will be getting low and making sure tackles against those large backs. He also said the Atlantic offense will be just as important in helping the defensive effort.

Atlantic has had some success spreading the ball around to a number of talented players and working the edges, which will be an emphasis again this week. Coach McCartan said his team will be looking to get pressure on Jaxson Eden.

Both teams won’t be playing in the post-season but Coach McDermott said there is no lack of motivation for the Trojans with a group of Seniors wanting to leave a positive impact in their last two games.

We’ll have coverage of the Trojans and Tigers on KJAN Friday night. Chris Parks and Mike Smith will have the call on AM1220, FM101.1, online at kjan.com, and on the KJAN mobile app. You can also catch live streaming video on KJANTV. Catch a full interview with Coach McDermott at 4:45pm on Trojan Preview. Then tune in to our pick ’em show Who’s Gonna Win? at 6:00pm followed by Pregame at 6:30pm and Kickoff at 7:30pm from Carroll Stadium.

The Enhance Iowa Board made its first award today (Thursday) under a new program for baseball and softball fields. The board awarded a two-and-a-half million dollar tax rebate — the most allowed — to the BettPlex in Bettendorf. Under the program, a baseball or softball complex with a construction cost of at least 10 million dollars can request a sales tax rebate for admission tickets, merchandise or other goods sold at the complex for up to 10 years.

The BettPlex is a 40 million dollar project that will feature six full turf baseball and softball fields along with facilities for indoor and outdoor soccer, basketball, volleyball, pickleball, wrestling and sand volleyball.

The bill passed the Iowa Legislature last year after being proposed for the “Prospect Meadows” baseball/soccer complex near Marion.

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