Iowa women’s basketball coach Jan Jensen says junior forward Hannah Stuelke is doubtful for Wednesday night’s game at Washington. Stuelke is averaging nearly 13 points and more than eight rebounds per game and missed Sunday’s loss at Oregon with a concussion she suffered in last week’s overtime loss to Nebraska.

Stuelke’s abcense is crucial for a Hawkeye team that has lost five straight games.

For the first time in Big 12 play the third ranked Iowa State men are trying to bounce back from a loss. The Cyclones are 5-1 in the league race after a 64-57 loss at West Virginia and will return to action Tuesday night at home against Central Florida. Senior guard Keshon Gilbert.

Gilbert says the Cyclones are ready to move on.

Gilbert says the Cyclones know they have a target on their back.

The Cyclones were one-of-17 from three point range in the loss at West Virginia. ISU coach T.J. Otzelberger.

Otzelberger says better ball movement will lead to better three point shooting.

UCF is 3-3 in the Big 12 and coming off a 69-68 loss to conference leader Houston.

NORTHWEST INVITE

1. Raccoon River-Northwest – 265.5 points

3. Lewis Central – 145.5 points

7. SWAT – 70.5 points

8. Missouri Valley – 56 points

12. Red Oak – 39.5 points

21. Treynor – 14.0 points

SWAT Top Finisher: 2nd Place – Jazz Christensen (100)

Lewis Central Champions: Emerson Gregg (125), Mahri Manz (145)

Red Oak Top Finisher: 2nd Place –  Nicole Bond (130)

EITZMANN INVITATIONAL (AT FREMONT-MILLS)

1. Clarinda – 117.0 points

2. Audubon – 65.5 points

3. Southwest Iowa – 63.0 points

4. ATU – 57 points

6. Harlan – 38.0  points

7. Southwest Valley 34.0 points

8. Shenandoah – 16.0  points

9. Glenwood – 11.0 points

Audubon Champions: Jordan Mulford (105), Macy Rasmussen (115), Laura McCarville (120)

Clarinda Champions: Kambry Gordon (110), Kylar Downey (135), Lily Weinreich (140), Jalon Olson (170), Aliyah Payne (190)

Southwest Iowa Top Finishers: 2nd Place – Margaret Miles-Crook (120), Jocelyn Tackett (125), Lillian Castro (130), Keyana Haggerty (135), Adaya Miles (140), Lena Flynn (155)

Harlan Champion: Ellexis Stephens (125)

Southwest Valley Champion: Peyton Briggs (100)

Glenwood Top Finisher: 2nd Place – Amethyst James (170)

LLOYD SHAFFER INVITATIONAL AT MARION 

1. Wilton – 203.0 points

6. Atlantic – 135.0 points

Atlantic Top Finishers: 3rd place – Braxton Hass (120), Jayden Harter (150), Donovan Hedrington (190)

CRESTON TOURNAMENT

1. Mount Vernon – 199.0 points

5. Riverside – 140 points

6. Creston – 134 points

7. Nodaway Valley – 105 points

9. Lenox – 97 points

10. Treynor – 43.5 points

11. Martensdale-St. Marys – 27 points

Riverside Champion: Drew Anderson – 132

Nodaway Valley Champion: Ashton Honnold – 215

Creston Top Finisher: 2nd Place – Lane Travis – 132

MIKE HALUPNICK BIG RED INVITE AT CENTERVILLE 

1. Columbus/WMU- 341 points

14. Clarinda – 125.5 points

Clarinda Champions: Mason Nally (215)

OSAGE DUALS

Lewis Central – 53 vs Hampton-Dumont-CAL 15

Lewis Central – 38 Ankeny Centennial 32 

Lewis Central – 49 Hinton 29

Osage – 43 Lewis Central 29 

Assumption – 43 vs Lewis Central – 29

Lewis Central Winners — Don Elderbaum (2), Zander Manz (5), Weston Porter (4), Jordan Smith (2), Carter Schorsch (4), Jaxon Brewer (5), Mandius Volentine (3), Derrick Gregory, Chance Chappell (3), Paxton Blanchard (5), Joseph Monge (4), Kyle Walling 

LEMARS INVITE 

1. Sioux Falls Lincoln – 186.0 points

5. Logan-Magnolia – 141 points 

12. AHSTW  – 51.0 points 

AHSTW Top Finisher: 2nd Place – Kayden Baxter (175)

BOBCAT CLASSIC AT BASEHOR-LINWOOD

1. St. Pius X – 226.0

11. Underwood – 126.5 points

13. Glenwood – 97.5 points 

Glenwood Top Finisher: 2nd Place – Mason Koehler (215)

Underwood Top Finishers: 3rd Place – Avery Vacek (106), Will Buckholdt (157)

The Iowa Hawkeye women unraveled in the second half and suffered a fifth straight loss.

Rob Brooks with the call on the Hawkeye Network. Oregon opened the fourth quarter with a 9-0 run and rallied to beat the Hawkeyes 50-49 in Eugene. It was a game Iowa led by 15 in the first half.

That’s Iowa coach Jan Jensen. The Hawkeyes mustered only 17 second half points in falling to 2-6 in the Big Ten.

Sydney Affolter led Iowa with 10 points and added a career-high 15 rebounds. The Hawkeyes were without junior forward Hannat Stuelke, who was injured in an overtime loss against Nebraska.

Missouri Valley – 48 vs Audubon – 24

Kuemper Catholic – 48 vs Audubon – 23

Winterset – 73 vs Audubon – 1

Johnston – 56 vs Audubon – 18

Storm Lake – 66 vs Audubon – 18

Missouri Valley – 46 vs Kuemper Catholic – 29 

Storm Lake – 45 vs Missouri Valley – 35 

Winterset – 70 vs Missouri Valley – 9 

Missouri Valley – 42 vs Johnston – 36 

Storm Lake – 49 vs Kuemper Catholic – 28 

Winterset – 73 vs Kuemper Catholic – 6

Johnston – 48 vs Kuemper Catholic – 36 

Audubon Winners — Lane Elmquist (5), Leyton Elmquist (4), Mason Kasperbauer (3), Jon Rasmussen, Jack Stanerson, Alex Henkle

Kuemper Catholic Winners — Jake Smith (4), Joe Klein (3), Case Kock (3), James Janssen (3), Maguire Hoyt (2), Sam Rotert (2), Will Atherton, Caleb Hoffman, Justice Lute, John Janssen, Mason Vonnahme, Preston Vonnahme

Missouri Valley winners — Luke Schroeder (5), Owen Becerra (4), Luke Cleaver (4), Owen Gute (4), Aidan Vergamini (4), Vinny Zappia (4), Matthew Cliffe (2), Louis Waite (2), James Wendt (2), Toben Lasater 

Harlan – 49 vs Chariton – 28

Harlan – 42 vs Durant – 28

Harlan – 48 vs East Union – 24

Harlan – 57 vs Southwest Valley – 24

Cameron – 62 vs Harlan – 15

Harlan – 51 vs Mount Ayr – 26

Harlan – 53 vs Central Decatur – 30

Shenandoah – 51 vs East Union – 30

Shenandoah – 52 vs Southwest Valley – 20

Shenandoah – 42 vs Central Decatur – 40

Cameron – 56 vs Shenandoah – 24

Shenandoah – 53 vs Mount Ayr – 16

Shenandoah – 42 vs Harlan – 42 (Shenandoah wins via criteria)

Shenandoah – 52 vs Chariton – 24 

Shenandoah – 46 vs Durant – 21 

Durant – 40 vs Mount Ayr – 33 

Mount Ayr – 40 vs East Union – 36 

Mount Ayr – 42 vs Southwest Valley – 35 

Cameron – 66 vs Mount Ayr – 18 

Mount Ayr – 46 vs Central Decatur – 30 

Chariton – 42 vs Mount Ayr – 33

Central Decatur – 41 vs Southwest Valley – 29 

Cameron – 71 vs Southwest Valley – 11 

Chariton – 50 vs Southwest Valley – 26 

Southwest Valley – 51 vs East Union – 24 

Harlan Winners — Nathan Sandquist (8), Brody McKinley (8), Jesse Jens (8), Spencer Fink (7), Brody Bendorf (6), Nick Gubbels (6), Austin Spray (5), Coy Obrecht (4), Jaden Stephens (4), Jaysin Ludwig (3), Jamison Clark (2), Chayton Snethen (2)

Southwest Valley Winners — Gavin Wetzel (7), Ian Forsythe (6), Sawyer Wilkinson (6), Degan Farwell (5), Brody Crozier (4), Ben Waddell (3), Johnathan Smith (3), Wyatt Shires (3), Johnathan Smith (3), Brody Sparks (3), Hayden Buffington, Wyatt Konecne, Jax Herring

Mount Ayr Winners — Brock Shaha (7), Bryson Martin (7), Bracken Collier (7), Weston Adams (5), Nathan Roemer (5), Tegan Hill (4), Cordell Clemens (4), Tate Schaefer (3), Nathan Mederos (2), Austin Briner

1. Coon Rapids-Bayard – 176 points

2. Abraham Lincoln – 168 points

3. Woodbine – 156 points

4. St. Albert – 140.5 points

5. Denison-Schleswig – 118 points

6. Bedford – 102.5 points

7. Tri-Center – 84.5 points 

8. Lewis Central – 69.5 points

9. CAM 68.5 points

10. Griswold – 49 points

11. West Harrison – 35.5 points 

12. Essex – 3 points

Griswold Champion: RJ Dishong (285)

CAM Top Finisher: 2nd Place – Willam Rouse (190)

Tri-Center Champions: Brant Freeberg (138), Noah Goodwin (144)

Denison-Schleswig Champion: Richard Cruz-Nieto (215)

Woodbine Champions: Lawson Bendgen (106), Cameron Flaherty (120), Brenner Sullivan (150), Lucas Olson (190)

St. Albert Champions: Brody Pellett (126), Joey Mazzella (132), Andrew Beckman (175)

Coon Rapids-Bayard Champions: Ethan Bauer (157), Treynor Cose (165)

BOYS

Non-Conference 

Audubon – 69 vs Exira-EHK – 41

St. Albert – 59 vs Westwood – 50

Kuemper Catholic – 81 vs West Lyon – 78

Sidney – 75 vs Lourdes Central Catholic – 51

Missouri Valley – 91 vs Whiting – 10

GIRLS 

Non-Conference 

East Sac County – 43 vs Denison-Schleswig – 33

Lourdes Central Catholic – 56 vs Sidney – 33

With star point guard Emily Ryan sidelined by illness the Iowa State women struggled against 20th ranked West Virginia’s pressure defense. The Cyclones committed 25 turnovers in an 82-68 loss on the road. West Virginia also had 15 offensive rebounds and led by as many as 26 points in the second half.

That’s ISU coach Bill Fennelly. West Virginia took command by outscoring the Cyclones 20-3 to close the opening quarter.

Addy Brown led ISU with 19 points, seven rebounds and seven assists. The Cyclones are 4-3 in the Big 12 and will have home games this week against BYU and Central Florida.