Hawkeye Ten Conference 

Kuemper Catholic – 99 vs Creston – 50

Lewis Central – 65 vs Shenandoah – 46

St. Albert – 58 vs Denison-Schleswig – 46

Glenwood – 75 vs Red Oak – 41 

Western Iowa Conference 

IKM-Manning – 58 vs Audubon – 52

Treynor – 75 vs AHSTW – 72 (OT)

Tri-Center – 45 vs Riverside – 33

Underwood – 66 vs Missouri Valley – 56

Rolling Valley Conference 

CAM – 69 vs West Harrison – 27

Ar-We-Va – 53 vs Exira-EHK – 47

Coon Rapids-Bayard 67 vs Paton-Churdan – 21

Woodbine – 68 vs Boyer Valley – 43

Pride of Iowa Conference 

Southeast Warren – 73 Nodaway Valley 39

Martensdale-St. Marys – 43 vs Lenox – 41

Mount Ayr – 63 vs Wayne – 55

Central Decatur – 70 vs East Union – 28

Non-Conference 

Blair – 73 vs Harlan – 62

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa junior Drake Ayala has been named Big Ten Co-Wrestler of the Week, it was announced Thursday by the league office. Ayala shared the accolade with Nebraska’s Ridge Lovett.

The Fort Dodge, Iowa, native earned the distinction after defeating second-ranked Lucas Byrd, 4-2, on Jan. 17 inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena.  Ayala notched a takedown with 40 seconds remaining and with the scored tied at one.  The Hawkeyes won the dual over the ninth-ranked Fighting Illini, 28-6.

It was the third time in his career that Ayala has defeated an opponent ranked in the top three, and the 11th time he has defeated a top 10 opponent.  He is 29-14 against ranked competition in his career.

Ayala improved to 11-1 on the season and 4-1 against ranked opponents.

Ayala is the second Hawkeye to earn Big Ten Wrestler of the Week honors this season as Kyle Parco earned the distinction Jan. 9.

No. 2 Iowa returns to action on Saturday at 1 p.m. (CT), hosting No. 4 Ohio State. The dual will be televised on BTN.

Logan-Magnolia/Woodbine 60 Skutt Catholic 12

Logan-Magnolia/Woodbine 42 Lewis Central 35

Lewis Central 60 Riverside 10

Riverside 60 Skutt Catholic 12

Riverside winners: Hailey Harvey (2), Molly Allen (2), Jersey Hilgenberg, Sarah Cody, Danika Feigenbutz, Ana Wilson, McKenna Dorr, Adilyn Guss, Ryleigh Garrison, Khloie Corum

Lewis Central winners: Emerson Gregg, Sophia Mescher (2), Kenzie Jones (2), Avaeh Smith (2), Kassidy Fiala (2), Mahri Manz (2), Kalen Jo Westerfield (2), Madison Allmon, Lindsay Trotter, Peyton Katzer, Madison Wright, Katie Schroeder

Lo-Ma/Woodbine winners: Kassidy Neligh (2), Nancy Bowman (2), Mary Bowman (2), Miley Murdock (2), Alciana Hernandez Cavrera, Charlotte Heistand, Gracyn Stone, Jordan Buffum, Bridgette Sieck, Candi Schafer, Teagan Carritt, Karter Springston, Sophie Joyce

Missouri Valley 57 ATU 24

Missouri Valley 39 Denison-Schleswig 36

Denison-Schleswig 60 ATU 21

Ridge View 54 ATU 12

Ridge View 48 Denison-Schleswig 36

Ridge View 54 Missouri Valley 18

Denison-Schleswig winners: Addison Ransom, Analia Campos, Savanna Martinez, Taylor Walker (2), Giana Garcia (2), Andrea Alcaraz (2), Kasandra Barroso (2), Gracen Plagge (3), Siclaly Corona (2), Daniela Salinas (2), Yarecze Rodriguez (2), Yaretzy Garcia-Paz

Missouri Valley winners: Ryley Marcum (3), Kelcee McMillen (3), Jocelyn Buffum (3), Zoey Davis (2), Lavelle Miller (2), Ellie Arrick (2), Lea Gute (2), Sarah Shadea, Lynnai Shada, Khloe Gardner

AT ATLANTIC

Atlantic 72 Clarinda 12

Atlantic 51 Glenwood 18 

Glenwood 69 Clarinda 6 

Atlantic winners — Braxton Hass (2 — 100th career win), Donovan Hedrington (2), Evan Sorensen (2), Keaton Schroeder (2), Collin Harris (2), Landon Hagen, Carter Hadley (2), D’artagnan Hansen (2), Aiden Smith (2), Kalvin Hayes (2), Dreven Smith (2), Jayden Harter, Kalvin Hayes

Glenwood winners — Nile Lundvall, Mason Koehler (2), Benn Christensen (2), Reese Fauble (2), Treyton Williamson, Jacob Aust, Drake Buthe, Brody Black, Christian Lopez, Mark Reed, Connor Wear, Owen Peverill, Jaxon Erickson

Clarinda winners — Dominick Polsley (2), Mason Nally

AT KUEMPER CATHOLIC

Harlan 51 Red Oak 30

Harlan 44 Kuemper Catholic 36

Harlan 60 AHSTW 12 

Kuemper Catholic 44 Red Oak 23 

Kuemper Catholic 63 AHSTW 6

Red Oak 54 AHSTW 12

AHSTW winners — Roman Scheffler (2), Henry Lund (3)

Harlan winners — Jaysin Ludwig (3), Spencer Fink (3), Jesse Jens (3), Coy Obrecht (2), Brody McKinley (3), Jaden Stephens (3), Brody Bendorf (3), Nathan Sandquist (3), Chayton Snethen (2), Nick Gubbels, Jamison Clark,

Kuemper Catholic winners — Joe Klein (3), James Janssen (3), Coby Pierce (3), Will Atherton (2), Owen Nepple (2), Justice Luetje (2), Sam Rotert (2), Reid Steger (2), Maguire Hoyt (2), Jake Smith (2), Case Kock, Mason Vonnahme

Red Oak winners — Kyler Sandholm (3), Adam Baier (3), Dayton Gusman (2), Carson VanScoy (2), Curtis Jackson (2), Tyler Schofield (2), Izic Zarate (2), Brody Schultz, Jackson Perdue, Hayden Jones

AT DENISON-SCHLESWIG

Creston 68 Denison-Schleswig 12

Creston 47 Shenandoah 35

Shenandoah 55 Denison-Schleswig 24 

Creston winners — Landen Lillie (2), Lane Travis (2), Jackson Pettegrew (2), Weston Trapp, Nate Bentley, Gunner Martwick (2), Colt Key (2), Ben James (2), Kylen Parsons (2), Brodrick Phelps, Colby Brammer, Jose Avila,

Denison-Schleswig winners — Joel Murillo, Gabriel Henningsen, Javier Medina, Aiden Lara, Jayden Vang, Trae Hartwig

Shenandoah winners — Hayden Roush (2), Cole Scamman (2), Tyler Babe (2), Jacob McGargill (2), Jayden Dickerson (2), Steven Perkins, Lukus Major, Landon Fuller, Steven Perkins, Lane Riggins, Davin Holste

Lewis Central 64 Abraham Lincoln 12

Lewis Central 67 Thomas Jefferson 12

Lewis Central 68 St. Albert 12

Abraham Lincoln 71 Thomas Jefferson 6

Abraham Lincoln 76 St. Albert 6 

St. Albert 50 Thomas Jefferson 27 

LC winners — Owen Duffek (2), Carter Schorsch (3), Jaxon Brewer (3), Mandius Volentine (3), Derrick Gregory (3), Isaac Bates (3), Paxton Blanchard (3), Joseph Monge (3), Zander Manz (3), Weston Porter (3), Kolton Valentine (2), Kyle Walling (2), Alex Graeve, Chance Chappell (2)

St. Albert winners — Brody Pellett (2), Aiden Gaul (2), Andrew Beckman (2), Ryan McColloch, Judah York, Sam Raymond, Cohen Hamilton, Cole Noon, Andrew Tamayo

GIRLS 

Clarinda – 68 vs Clarke – 14

Atlantic – 59 vs Treynor – 53

IKM-Manning – 40 vs Coon Rapids-Bayard – 28

Missouri Valley – 59 vs Ar-We-Va – 12

Riverside – 56 vs CAM – 48

Seymour – 52 vs East Union – 24

Carroll – 64 vs Woodbine – 58

River Valley – 59 vs Glidden-Ralston – 30

Sioux Center – 63 vs Sergeant Bluff-Luton –  39

BOYS

CORNER CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT

Consolation: Hamburg – 68 vs Essex – 55

Consolation: Griswold – 71 vs Fremont-Mills – 41

Semifinal: Bedford – 73 vs Stanton – 41

Semifinal: East Mills – 79 vs Sidney – 57

NON-CONFERENCE

Clarinda – 82 vs Clarke – 50

Coon Rapids-Bayard – 54 vs IKM-Manning – 29

Seymour – 82 vs East Union – 63

West Harrison – 64 vs Whiting – 14

The Iowa State women close out the first half of the Big-12 race on Saturday at home against Central Florida. The Cyclones are 5-3 in the league race after a Wednesday night victory over BYU and have won four of their last five.

That’s Iowa State coach Bill Fennelly. UCF is 0-7 in the league race.

The Riverside Bulldogs girls basketball team outlasted the CAM Cougars to pick up a 56-48 win in Anita Thursday night. It was a tight contest in which both teams pressed and were able to cause turnovers. However, it was the start of the halves that ultimately set the Bulldogs apart.

One of the main stories of the game was Riverside’s start to both halves and the Bulldogs got off to a strong start. Riverside hit back-to-back threes from Sophia Taylor and Ryleigh Ewalt to open the game on an 11-0 run. However, CAM responded and went on a 6-0 run while scoring eight of the next ten points. The Cougars continued to battle back throughout the remainder of the first half. Three balls from Maddie Richter and Courtney Follman helped the Cougars take a slim lead. However, Riverside grabbed some momentum back to take a slime 29-25 lead into the half.

The Second half was almost a carbon copy of the first. Riverside grabbed the momentum early in the quarter jumping out to a double-digit lead. Despite this, CAM was never out of the equation. Maddie Richter’s three field goals as a part of her game-leading 11 points contributed while Ada Hansen knocked down a pair of field goals in the second half.  Once again, the Cougars battled back and cut the deficit to as little as a point. However, the bulldogs were able to pull away late. Although Sophia Taylor led Riverside with nine points, 10 other Bulldogs got on the scoresheet with seven of them contributing over five points. Although it wasn’t one of Riveside’s prettiest wins, Coach Jeppesen said it counts all the same.

Jeppesen also praised multiple Bulldog’s efforts, including Taylor’s.

The win pushed Riverside to 13-2 on the year, while CAM fell to 6-9. The Cougars remain at home Friday as they take on West Harrison while the Bulldogs return home to face Tri-Center.

The second ranked Iowa wrestling team puts its unbeaten dual record on the line Saturday afternoon at home against Ohio State. Under former Hawkeye wrestling Tom Ryan the Buckeyes are 11-0 and ranked fourth.

That’s Iowa coach Tom Brands who does not think the Hawkeyes will get caught looking ahead to next week’s visit to top ranked Penn State.

After dropping a pair of games at home the UNI women open a Missouri Valley Conference road trip Friday night at Southern Illinois. The Panthers are 4-3 in the Valley after home losses to Murray State and Belmont.

That’s Panther coach Tanya Warren who says the Salukis will be a tough match-up despite their 1-5 conference record.

Saluki junior forward Gift Uchenna is averaging nearly 30 points and more than 13 rebounds per game.