Hawkeye 10:

• Clarinda 57, Nodaway Valley 55
• Abraham Lincoln 49, Glenwood 33
• Harlan 60, Treynor 18
• Lewis Central 59, Sioux City East 48
• Shenandoah 65, Southwest Valley 37

Western Iowa:

• Bedford 54, Griswold 30
• Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 66, Missouri Valley 51
• Underwood 49, Fremont Mills 43
• South Central Calhoun 70, Audubon 45
• West Harrison 55, Logan-Magnolia 51

Rolling Valley:

• Ar-We-Va 59, Adair-Casey 51
• CAM 30, Glidden-Ralston 28
• Exira/EHK 53, Boyer Valley 42
• Woodbine 53, Charter Oak-Ute 40

Others:

• Des Moines Christian 50, Panorama 33
• East Mills 54, South Page 25
• Guthrie Center 41, Madrid 19
• Heartland Christian 46, Nishnabotna 38
• Lenox 47, Orient-Macksburg 28
• Sidney 82, Clarinda Academy 17
• Stanton 58, Essex 30
• Woodward-Granger 59, West Central Valley 19

MILWAUKEE (AP) – Matt Tiby and Jordan Aaron scored 19 points apiece to lead Milwaukee over Northern Iowa 83-72 Tuesday night.  Milwaukee (8-2) had four players in double figures, with Steve McWhorter adding 16 and Austin Arians chipping in with 11. Milwaukee shot 45 percent from the floor, including 10 of 27 (37 percent) from beyond the arc.

Northern Iowa (3-4) was led by Deon Mitchell with 19 points, while Wes Washpun added 16 and Chip Rank scored 13. Northern Iowa built a seven-point halftime lead, and stretched it to nine a minute into the second half. But Milwaukee scored the next 17 points, including 3-pointers by Tiby and Aaron, to reverse the tide and give Milwaukee a six-point lead at 13:40 of the second.

Northern Iowa cut the lead to five on a pair of Washpun free throws with 1:32 left, but Milwaukee made four straight free throws to secure the victory.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Aaron White scored 20 points, Devyn Marble and Jarrod Uthoff added 17 each and No. 23 Iowa held off Notre Dame 98-93 on Tuesday night. Marble had 13 straight points in the second half for the Hawkeyes (8-1), who bounced back from an overtime loss to No. 14 Villanova with just their third win in 13 Big Ten/ACC Challenge games.

Uthoff made two free throws and threw down an open dunk in the final 37 seconds to help seal the win for Iowa, which scored over 90 points for the third time this season. Garrick Sherman had a career-high 29 points and Eric Atkins added 23 for Notre Dame (5-2), which lost despite shooting 51.5 percent from the field.

Hawkeye 10:

• Thomas Jefferson 59, Glenwood 57 (OT)
• Denison-Schleswig 65, Storm Lake St. Mary’s 49
• Lewis Central 57, Sioux City, East 50
• Nodaway Valley 66, Clarinda 63
• Shenandoah 65, Southwest Valley 31

Western Iowa:

• Griswold 52, Bedford 43
• South Central Calhoun 77, Audubon 52
• Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 64, Missouri Valley 53
• Treynor 63, Abraham Lincoln 60 (OT)
• Underwood 62, Fremont Mills 42
• West Harrison 66, Logan-Magnolia 48

Rolling Valley:

• Ar-We-Va 56, Adair-Casey 20
• Glidden-Ralston 51, CAM 37
• Paton-Churdan 77, Southeast Webster 46

Others:

• Des Moines Christian 41, Panorama 37
• East Mills 88, South Page 28
• East Union 47, Diagonal 43
• Lenox 58, Orient-Macksburg 24
• Madrid 46, Guthrie Center 28
• Sidney 79, Clarinda Academy 66
• Stanton 50, Essex 34

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs signed defensive tackle Jerrell Powe on Tuesday and released defensive tackle Kyle Love. The 331-pound Powe was the Chiefs’ sixth-round draft pick (199th overall) out of Ole Miss in 2011. He played in 10 games in 2011-12, recording six tackles, before he was released Sept. 1, 2013. Love, a three-year NFL veteran, played in 42 games with the Patriots and Chiefs, playing in one game for Kansas City this season.

The Chiefs also said they had added rookie fullback Toben Opurum to the practice squad. The former University of Kansas defensive player was on the squad until his release Nov. 20.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A former Kansas City Chiefs linebacker says he was never told that he would have severe disabilities later in life for continuing to play in games after sustaining a concussion. Chris Martin is one of five former Chiefs players who filed a lawsuit in Jackson County on Tuesday against the Chiefs organization for failing to disclose the dangers of competing after suffering head injuries.

Suburban Kansas City attorney Ken McClain is representing the players. McClain says a proposed $765 million settlement by the NFL to compensate former players with brain injuries is insufficient and doesn’t cover any of his clients in their case against the Chiefs.

The team has refused to comment on the lawsuit.

Top 10 Class 3-A State Tournament Teams (# of ranked wrestlers):

1. Bettendorf (7)
2. SE Polk (9)
3. Waverly Shell-Rock (7)
4. Linn Mar Marion (8)
5. Cedar Rapids Prairie (6)
6. Mason City (4)
7. North Scott (4)
8. Iowa City West (6)
9. Dubuque Hempstead (4)
10. Fort Dodge (5)

Class 3-A Individual Rankings

106

10 Chase Evans (Sr) Glenwood

126

6 Justin Kaltved (So) Carroll

7 Colton Clingenpeel (So) CB Thomas Jefferson

145

5 Jason Wallace (Jr) CB Thomas Jefferson

160

5 Ethan Ruby (Sr) Lewis Central

285

6 Jordan Bywater (Sr) CB Abe Lincoln

Top 10 Class 2-A State Tournament Teams (# of ranked wrestlers):

1. Mediapolis (7)
2. Davenport Assumption (8)
3. Albia (6)
4. Hampton Dumont (4)
5. West Delaware (3)
6. Humboldt (4)
7. Clear Lake (4)
8. Sgt Bluff Luton (4)
9. Solon (4)
10. Independence (3)

Predicaments Preseason Class 2A Individual Rankings

120

3 Darrian Schwenke (Sr.) Atlantic

4 Blake Luna (Sr.) Clarinda

126

7 Dillion Cox (Sr.) Atlantic

132

5 Alexander Schmitz (Sr.) Kuemper Catholic

145

7 Jared Eischeid (Sr.) Kuemper Catholic

8 Broghan Kelly (Sr.) Harlan

160

8 JJ Clark (So.) Clarinda

170

3 Trevor Frain (Sr.) Creston-OM

195

8 Cale Stork (Sr.) Harlan

10 Seth Maitlen (So.) Creston

220

7 Dallon Bendorf (Sr.) Harlan

9 Tyler Christensen (Sr.) Atlantic

285

9 Dakota Calfee (Sr.) Clarinda

Top 10 Class 1-A State Tournament Teams (# of ranked wrestlers):

1. Alburnett (7)
2. Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont (8)
3. Wilton (5)
4. Woodbury Central (6)
5. Don Bosco (5)
6. Fort Dodge St Edmond (3)
7. North Butler (2)
8. Wapello (2)
9. West Marshall (3)
10. Maquoketa Valley (3)

Class 1-A Individual Rankings

113

8 Craig Rice (Jr.) Southwest Iowa

9 Kyle Juelsgaard (Jr.) Audubon

120

4 Christian Polley (Jr.) Tri Center-Neola

8 Jacob Vogel (Jr.) Oakland Riverside

9 Riley Klein (Sr.) Underwood

126

7 Brad Kerkhoff (Jr.) Audubon

138

8 Ridge Meeker (Sr.) Logan Magnolia

152

3 Cody Kingery (Jr.) Underwood

6 Josh Hopkins (So.) East Mills

170

5 Wyatt Lewis (Sr.) Council Bluffs St Albert

6 Kallan Schmelzer (Sr.) Southwest Valley

7 Payton Huseman (Sr.) Oakland Riverside

9 Malachi Mentink (Sr.) Woodbine

182

1 Evan Hansen (Jr.) EHK-Exira

7 Austin Laabs (Jr.) Guthrie Center

10 Zach Barton (Sr.) Southwest Valley

195

2 Trey Sander (Sr.) EHK-Exira

7 Ben Wellman (Sr.) Tri-Center Neola

9 Colton Story (Jr.) East Mills

220

6 Matt Fett (Sr.) Audubon

285

8 Garrett Johnson (Sr.) Panorama

9 David Howell (Sr.) East Mills

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Chiefs coach Andy Reid did not sound optimistic that he’ll have leading pass rusher Justin Houston back for next Sunday’s game against the Washington Redskins. Houston dislocated his right elbow two weeks ago against San Diego and missed Sunday’s 35-28 loss to Denver, a game in which the Chiefs failed to sack quarterback Peyton Manning.  Reid said Monday it would be “quite a feat” if Houston could play in Washington.

Left tackle Branden Albert hyperextended his left knee against the Broncos, while tight end Anthony Fasano sustained a concussion. Reid did not say with any certainty whether either of them will be available against the Redskins.  Fasano missed four games earlier this season with an ankle injury.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals chose not to offer a 2014 contract to reliever John Axford, making the former closer a free agent. Axford was a combined 7-7 with a 4.45 ERA for Milwaukee and St. Louis last season, but he was 1-0 with a 1.74 ERA after the Cardinals acquired him in a late-August trade. He made six appearances in the postseason and allowed a run in 5 2-3 innings. He struck out nine.

The 30-year-old Axford led the Brewers with 46 saves in 2011 but lost the closer role a year later. Teams had until midnight to offer 2014 contracts to unsigned players on their 40-man rosters.