PANORAMA INVITATIONAL 

Team Scores

1. SWAT – 112 pts

2. Atlantic – 110.5 pts

3. Creston – 100 pts

4. Panorama – 88 pts

5. Interstate-35 – 76 pts

6. Mount Ayr – 63 pts

7. Perry – 44.5 pts

8. Harlan – 23

Top Finishers:

Atlantic – Cadence Kinzie (1st – 115), Leiah Thomas (1st – 155), Haley Armstrong (1st – 235), Aspen Smith (2nd – 110), Willow Drake (2nd – 125), Josephine Miller (3rd – 170), Faithlynn Scholl (5th – 130)

SWAT – Nadia South (1st – 110), Bailey Lillard (1st – 145), Megan Gerlock (1st – 190), Destiny Fry (2nd – 115), Alivia Knuth (2nd – 135), Jenna Hardisty (3rd – 120), Jelina Gutierrez (3rd – 125), Erin South (3rd – 130)

DUALS AT EAST UNION 

Griswold – 18 vs Shenandoah – 18

East Mills – 19 vs Griswold – 18

East Union -42 vs Griswold – 6

Southwest Valley – 38 – Griswold – 0

Southwest Valley – 35 vs East Mills – 18

Southwest Valley – 36 vs Shenandoah – 6

Southwest Valley – 31 vs East Union – 30

Individual Winners 

Griswold – Brianna Dofner (2), Alexis Dofner (2), Addalynn Phelps (2), Payton Miles

Southwest Valley – Josslyn Benge (4), Kenzie Maeder (4), Akima Whipple (4), Alice Bell (4), Deklyn Mullen (3), Journey Hartley (3), Destiny Easley (3)

QUAD AT OABCIG 

Atlantic – 49 vs Logan-Magnolia – 30

Atlantic – 57 vs OABCIG – 6

Atlantic – 65 vs Woodbine – 6

Individual Wins

Atlantic – Dayton Van Horn (3), Braxton Hass (3), Landon Hagen (3), Kalvin Hayes (3), Jayden Harter (3), Drevan Smith (3), Donovan Hedrington (3), Dayton Van Horn (3), Cooper Woolley (3), Callan Kluever (2), Brogan Duff

QUAD AT KUEMPER CATHOLIC

Audubon – 41 vs Kuemper Catholic – 36

Audubon – 45 vs Coon Rapids-Bayard – 26

Carroll – 56 vs Audubon – 15

Individual Wins

Audubon – Karson Julesgaard (3), Leyton Elmquist (3), Jon Rasmussen (3), Karter Obermeier (2), Thomas Houge (2), Mason Kasperbauer (2), Lane Meyer (2), Ethan Haubrich

QUAD AT CLARINDA

Southwest Valley – 42 vs Clarinda – 39

Southwest Valley – 47 vs Red Oak – 26

Southwest Valley – 49 vs St. Albert – 15

Individual Wins

Southwest Valley – Degan Farwell (3), Ben Waddell (3), Wyatt Shires (3), Brody Sparks (2), Brody Crozier (3), Brylan Marks (3), Gavin Wetzel (3), Lucas James, Griffin Wetzel, Carson Cooper

TRINGULAR AT SHENANDOAH

Shenandoah – 53 vs AHSTW – 6

Southwest Iowa – 54 vs AHSTW – 15

Individual Wins

AHSTW – Roman Scheffler (2), Nikko Stearns, Drake Kiesel

Hawkeye Ten Conference 

Atlantic – 50 vs Glenwood – 40

Lewis Central – 39 vs Harlan – 27

Red Oak – 32 vs Denison-Schleswig – 30

Creston – 52 vs Clarinda – 50

Western Iowa Conference 

Riverside – 37 vs Underwood – 17

AHSTW – 48 vs IKM-Manning – 43

Treynor – 54 vs Tri-Center – 18

Corner Conference 

Stanton – 48 vs Griswold – 44

Fremont-Mills – 42 vs Bedford – 30

East Mills – 58 vs Essex – 22

Rolling Valley Conference 

CAM – 56 vs Glidden-Ralston – 50

Coon Rapids-Bayard – 59 vs Boyer Valley – 22

Woodbine – 43 vs Paton-Churdan – 34

Pride of Iowa Conference 

Nodaway Valley – 58 vs Southwest Valley – 44

Mount Ayr – 61 vs Lenox – 14

West Central Activities Conference 

Des Moines Christian – 73 vs ACGC – 37

Non-Conference 

Missouri Valley – 52 vs Ar-We-Va – 37

Hawkeye Ten Conference 

Glenwood – 92 vs Atlantic – 71

Lewis Central – 67 vs Harlan – 55

Red Oak – 58 vs Denison-Schleswig – 37

Clarinda – 44 vs Creston – 33

Western Iowa Conference 

Audubon – 55 vs Logan-Magnolia – 28

Tri-Center – 61 vs Treynor – 58

IKM-Manning – 68 vs AHSTW – 64 (OT)

Underwood – 57 vs Riverside – 47

Corner Conference 

Stanton – 63 vs Griswold – 39

Bedford – 54 vs Fremont-Mills – 32

East Mills – 85 vs Essex – 32

Rolling Valley Conference 

CAM – 67 vs Glidden-Ralston – 59

Coon Rapids-Bayard – 77 vs Boyer Valley – 60

Woodbine – 71 vs Paton-Churdan – 50

Pride of Iowa Conference 

Southwest Valley – 71 vs Nodaway Valley – 56

West Central Activities Conference 

Des Moines Christian – 75 vs ACGC – 22

Non-Conference 

Ar-We-Va – 53 vs Missouri Valley – 50

A furious rally by 19th ranked Iowa fell short in the Twin Cities. Jaylon Crocker-Johnson’s three pointer with a minute remaining gave Minnesota the lead for good in a 70-67 win. The Hawkeyes rallied from a late 14-point deficit to take a brief lead and missed a trio of three pointers in the waning seconds.

That’s Iowa coach Ben McCollum. A dreadful opening half proved costly. The Hawkeyes made only 11-of-29 shots in the first half and trailed 31-24 at the break.

Langston Reynolds led Minnesota with 22 points as the Gophers improve to 3-1 in the Big Ten.

Iowa is 2-2 in the Big Ten.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — Eight University of Iowa football student-athletes were named College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District selections, it was announced Tuesday by the association.

The Hawkeye honorees include junior Jack Dotzler (3.78, finance), senior Gennings Dunker (3.59, human physiology), sophomore Bryce Hawthorne (3.92, elementary education), graduate Mark Gronowski (3.67, non-departmental), sophomore Zach Lutmer (3.57, exercise science), graduate Jaxon Rexroth (3.50, interdepartmental studies), junior Jayden Montgomery (3.89, enterprise leadership) and senior Jonah Pace (3.53, interdepartmental studies).

Dunker and Gronowski have earned CSC Academic All-District accolades three times, while Lutmer and Rexroth are two-time recipients of the award.

Dunker, Gronowski and Lutmer are CSC Academic All-America finalists. The trio of Hawkeyes will advance to the national ballot to be voted on by CSC members. First-, second- and third-team Academic All-America honorees will be announced on Jan. 27, 2026.

To be eligible, a student-athlete must have a 3.50 grade point average or higher and have one year completed in college. On the field, student-athletes must have played in 90 percent or started 66 percent of the total games played.

Nationally-ranked Iowa finished the season 9-4 overall and won the ReliaQuest Bowl.

The third ranked Iowa State men face their first Big 12 road test Wednesday night with a visit to Baylor. The Cyclones are 14-0 and opened conference play with a win at home over West Virginia. The Bears are 10-3 overall and opened the league race with a loss at TCU.

That’s ISU coach T.J. Otzelberger, who says rebounding will be a crucial part of the game.

Otzelberger says Baylor will mix it up on defense.

It will be ISU’s second road game. The first one could not have gone better as the Cyclones crushed then top ranked Purdue 81-58 back in early December.

The Northern Iowa men look to stay unbeaten in the Missouri Valley Conference race on Wednesday night when they host Belmont. The challenge for the Panthers on defense will be slowing down Belmont guard Tyler Lundblade. He averages nearly 17 points per game and is shooting better than 43 percent from three point range.

That’s Panther coach Ben Jacobson who says experience has been a plus for Belmont. They are 13-3 overall and 3-2 in the Valley.

Jacobson says Lundblade’s ability to shoot from distance opens up the Belmont offense.

The Panthers are 4-0 in the Valley and 12-3 overall.

Drake takes a 2-2 Missouri Valley Conference record on the road to Bradley on Wednesday night. First year coach Eric Henderson says the Bulldogs are adjusting to the physical style of play it takes to compete in the Valley.

With junior forward Will Junior Exacte sidelined by a foot injury the Bulldogs lose a physical presence along the front line.

Henderson believes the Bulldogs are doing a better job of handling adversity.

After starting Valley play 3-0, Bradley has dropped two straight games to Southern Illinois and Belmont.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head coach Jimmy Rogers announced additional staff members for the upcoming 2026 season.

Sean Chambers – Quality Control/Offense – Full Bio

Chambers, a Kerman, California, native, is fresh off an FCS national championship at Montana State where he spent the last two seasons coaching at his alma mater. In his two seasons on staff at MSU, the Bobcats went 29-3 and last night defeated Illinois State to win the national championship.

Peyton Cox – Assistant Offensive Line – Full Bio

Cox, a Metairie, Louisiana, native, played and coached in the SEC, spending the 2023-24 seasons under Cyclone offensive line coach Jake Thornton at Auburn. The Ole Miss graduate coached the 2025 season as offensive line coach and run game coordinator at Concord University in West Virginia where the Mountain Lions were No. 4 in NCAA Division II in fewest sacks allowed.

Preston Gordon – Assistant Defensive Line – Full Bio

Gordon, a McKinney, Texas, native, boasts Big Ten experience having spent time at Purdue and Illinois coaching defensive linemen. He coached at FCS non-scholarship Butler in 2025. While at Purdue in 2023-24, the Boilers finished third in the Big Ten Conference in sacks during his initial season. He was a two-year graduate assistant at Illinois from 2021-22.

Matt Lenti – Quality Control/Defense – Full Bio

Lenti, a LaGrange Park, Illinois, native, worked with Washington State’s safeties in 2025 as the team allowed just 174.4 passing yards per game. Prior to WSU, Lenti was a defensive graduate assistant working with nickelbacks for Division III National Champion North Central College (Ill.) in 2024.

Jake Menage – Assistant Wide Receivers – Full Bio

Menage, a Springfield, Minnesota, native, has coached the previous three seasons on Rogers’ staffs at Washington State and South Dakota State. Menage has coached wide receivers at both stops and his receivers played a major role in SDSU’s 2023 FCS National Championship. Menage was a finalist for NAIA Coordinator of the Year in 2022 when he helped Northwestern College (Iowa) to the national championship.

Byron Robinson Jr. – Assistant Defensive Backs – Full Bio

Robinson Jr., a McKinney, Texas, native, brings Pac-12 and Big 12 experience to the Cyclones after spending 2024 at Oklahoma State and 2025 at Washington State. At WSU, the Cougars ranked No. 13 nationally while allowing just 174.4 passing yards per game and under 300 yards of total offense per contest. Robinson Jr. worked closely with nickelbacks last season at WSU.

Kyle Saddler – Quality Control/Offense – Full Bio

Saddler, a Frisco, Texas, native, has also worked alongside Rogers in each of his three seasons as a head coach. Saddler will work with the offense after doing so at Washington State and South Dakota State. He assisted in coaching quarterbacks at SDSU in 2023, helping guide Mark Gronowski to the Walton Payton Award. He assisted coaching running backs last season in Pullman.

Payton Shafer – Quality Control/Defense – Full Bio

Shafer, a Cottage Grove, Minnesota, native, played for Rogers at South Dakota State and has been on his coaching staff the previous three seasons. He won an FCS National Championship as a player in 2022 and as a student assistant in 2023. Shafer worked with linebackers last season at Washington State.