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Class 1A and 2A girls basketball regional semifinals will be played tonight around the state. Here is a look at the schedule involving local teams.
CLASS 1A
Region 1
Boyer Valley @ Exira-EHK 7:00pm – ON KJAN
Akron-Westfield @ Westwood 7:00pm
Region 8
Glidden-Ralston vs. Diagonal @ Coon Rapids 7:00pm
Essex @ Sidney 7:00pm
CLASS 2A
Region 2
Underwood @ Treynor 7:00pm
Woodbury Central @ West Sioux, Hawarden 7:00pm
Region 3
Nodaway Valley @ Mount Ayr 7:00pm
South Central Calhoun @ Logan-Magnolia 7:00pm
Region 4
Des Moines Christian @ Van Meter 7:00pm
Interstate-35 @ Panorama 7:00pm
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IOWA CITY, Iowa — A hot pink start propelled the University of Iowa women’s basketball team to a 78-59 win over Northwestern in its annual Pink Game on Thursday in front of 4,167 on Mediacom Court inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The Hawkeyes (16-10 overall, 7-6 Big Ten) wore pink shoes and white uniforms with pink letters, numbers, and trim in support of breast cancer awareness.
Iowa raced to a 15-4 lead less than five minutes in to the game and although Northwestern (17-9, 6-7) rallied to within 16-15 early in the second quarter, the Hawkeyes extended the advantage to 12 at halftime (41-29). They never looked back in the second half.
Sophomore Megan Gustafson led Iowa with 17 points; she also had eight rebounds and two blocked shots. Ally Disterhoft scored seven points in the first quarter, nine at halftime, and 14 for the game. Iowa was 22-of-26 from the free throw line, attempting 15 more than the Wildcats, who have lost four straight games. Nia Coffey led Northwestern with 21 points.
The Hawkeyes return to action Sunday when they play Purdue (16-11, 7-6) in West Lafayette, Indiana. Tip-off is set for 11 a.m. (CT). That is followed by a game at Indiana on Feb. 22.
(HawkeyeSports.com)
Atlantic 66, Denison-Schleswig 60 (Garrett Franken 30pts for Atlantic)
Carroll 66, Harlan 59
Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 89, Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 72
Newton 76, ADM, Adel 50
CLASS 1A
District 13
Grand View Christian 92, Iowa Christian 44
Ankeny Christian 73, Mount Ayr 51
Earlham 70, Orient-Macksburg 26
East Union 56, Nodaway Valley 55
District 14
Lenox 74, Bedford 66
Fremont-Mills 95, Clarinda Academy 58
Southwest Valley 46, Sidney 39
Stanton 40, East Mills 38
District 15
Boyer Valley 81, Audubon 76
Ar-We-Va 77, Glidden-Ralston 69
Coon Rapids-Bayard 46, CAM 41 – ON KJAN
Exira/EHK 70, Charter Oak-Ute 49 – ON KJAN
District 16
Siouxland Community Christian 72, Woodbine 26
Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 71, Westwood 44
Logan-Magnolia 58, West Monona 52
St. Albert 73, West Harrison 29
CLASS 2A
District 13
Interstate-35 58, Central Decatur 55 OT
Van Meter 56, Woodward Academy 39
District 14
Treynor 62, Underwood 55
AHSTW 88, Shenandoah 60
District 15
IKM-Manning 76, South Central Calhoun 74
Kuemper Catholic 83, West Central Valley 36
District 16
Hinton 66, East Sac County 38
Alta-Aurelia 54, Tri-Center 36
Exira-EHK High School played host to two boys Class 1A District 15 Quarterfinals on Thursday night and the CAM Cougars saw their season end, while the Exira-EHK Spartans moved on to the semifinals.
In the opening game CAM fell behind in the second half and couldn’t catch up to the Coon Rapids-Bayard Crusaders, falling 46-41. It was a fast paced but low scoring affair as the Cougars led 18-14 at half but fell behind by four by the end of the third quarter and played catch up the rest of the way. Coon Rapids-Bayard did just enough late in the game to hold off the Cougars rally. CAM got a good late look from three for Nic Holste that would of tied the game but it was off the mark. Coon-Rapids Bayard iced the win with two free throws from Brandon Evans with 9 seconds left to get the five point winning margin.
The Crusaders were led by 11 points each from Brandon Evans and Sam Obert as they improved to 12-10 on the year. The Cougars got 11 points from Thomas Hensley and had their season end at 14-8.
In the nightcap Exira-EHK rallied from an early deficit and took control in the second quarter of a 70-49 win over Charter Oak-Ute. The Spartans used some pressure defense in the second quarter to spark a 14-0 run that put them in the lead to stay. The Spartans led 33-25 at half and pushed the lead to 16 by the end of the third. Drew Buckholdt was a huge force for the Spartans dropping in 25 points, grabbing a load of rebounds, and forcing a number of steals. The Spartans also got 15 points from Cole Burmeister and 10 from Josh Pettepier as they improve to 17-5. Charter Oak-Ute was led by Spencer Gress with 14 as they end their season at 9-13.
Exira-EHK and Coon Rapids-Bayard will now meet in the District Semifinal on Tuesday, February 21st in Elk Horn. It will be the second half of a doubleheader once again and will tip-off at about 8:00pm. The first game that night will feature Ar-We-Va against Boyer Valley at 6:30pm.
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