The CAM Cougars girls basketball team will take on the Fremont-Mills Knights in the Class 1A Region 7 Semifinals tonight and we’ll have coverage on KJAN. The game is being played at Griswold High School after being switched over from Guthrie Center.

The Cougars advanced by defeating the Audubon Wheelers on Wednesday night 73-67. Madison Gettler had 25 points in that win for the Cougars and Paige McAfee dropped in 21.

The Knights advanced with a win over the Griswold Tigers on Wednesday 51-46. Courtney Goodman led F-M in that one with 12 points. Kaelynn Driskell is the season scoring leader for the Knights, averaging 11.4 points per game.

Tune in for Pregame at about 6:45pm with tip-off set for 7:00pm on AM1220, FM101.1, and online at kjan.com. Chris Parks has the call from Griswold.

QUARTER-FINALS

138:

• Chase McLaren (Atlantic/CAM) beat Luke Radeke (Vinton-Shellsburg) 10-7

145: 

• Colby Tool (PCM) beat Oscar Olmos (Harlan) 7-0

152: 

• Kyler Rieck (Spirit Lake Park) beat Connor Pellett (Atlantic/CAM) FALL 1:36

160:

• Justin McCunn (Red Oak) beat Cole Davis (Independence) FALL 3:09

170: 

• Paul Ryan (Mt. Vernon) beat Jackson Kinsella (Creston/O-M) 5-2

195: 

• Kolton Bus (Central Lyon-G-LR) beat Thomas Bentley (Red Oak) FALL 2:31

285:

• Derec Weyer (Harlan) beat Taven Rich (Maquoketa) FALL :31

CONSOLATION

113:

• Johnathon Erp (Red Oak) beat Johnny Hua (MOC-Floyd Valley) 10-5

145:

• Keaton Wilson (Clarion-Goldfield-Dows) beat Oscar Olmos (Harlan) FALL 1:13

152:

• Connor Pellett (Atlantic/CAM) beat Cole Nauman (East Marshall) FALL 3:03

170:

• Jackson Kinsella (Creston/O-M) beat Aiden Carr (Gilbert) FALL 3:05

182:

• Dylan Jeffers (Keokuk) beat Beau Barncastle (Creston/O-M) FALL 3:00

195:

• Thomas Bentley (Red Oak) beat Bryce Hoyle (Greene County) FALL 2:44

220:

• Dakoda Powell (Spirit Lake Park) beat Cale Roller (Atlantic/CAM) FALL 1:51
• Seth Adrian (Assumption) beat Joseph Arkfeld (Harlan) FALL 1:22

SEMI-FINALS

182:

• Devin Ludwig (Western Dubuque) beat Brett Mower (Glenwood) 9-7

220: 

• Cameron Baker (CB Thomas Jefferson) beat Travis Theisen (LeMars) 3-1

CONSOLATION

160:

• Preston Terry (Burlington) beat Parker Klocke (Carroll) 10-2

195:

• Noah Carter (Glenwood) beat Aaron Ungs (Storm Lake) 15-9

QUARTER-FINALS

106: 

• Stevie Barnes (Underwood) beat Jader Briggs (Akron-Westfield) TECH FALL 4:19 (20-4)

113:

• Hagen Heistand (Logan-Magnolia) beat Jakob Whitinger (Nashua-Plainfield) 9-4

120: 

• Daniel Kimball (Don Bosco) beat Blaine Beeler (AC/GC) FALL 2:44

126: 

• Briar Reisz (Logan-Magnolia) beat Michael McClelland (Don Bosco) 9-5

132: 

• Logan James (Underwood) beat Jacob McBride (Newman Catholic) 3-2

138: 

• Cobe Siebrecht (Lisbon) beat Easton Benson (AC/GC) FALL 2:23
• Nick Hamilton (Underwood) beat Riley Wright (Denver) 7-5

145:

• Michael Egan (MFL, MarMac) beat Duke Kyle (Missouri Valley) FALL :42
• Brady Hahn (Highland, Riverside) beat Blake Thomsen (Underwood) INJURY 3:35

160: 

• Michael Baker (Underwood) beat Elijah Wagner (Lake Mills) 3-1 (SV-1)
• Mason Griffin (Emmetsburg) beat Bryson Freeberg (Tri-Center) 5-3 (TB-1)
• Carson Tenold (Don Bosco) beat Drew Venteicher (Bedford-Lenox) TECH FALL 6:00 (20-4)

170:

• Garret Bruce (East Sac County) beat Nick Haynes (Missouri Valley) FALL 2:30

182:

• Gabe Pauley (AHSTW) beat Quinton Rechkemmer (North Linn) 5-2

195:

• Owen Grover (Beckman Catholic) beat Carson Wadle (West Central Valley) FALL 3:57

220: 

• Garet Sims (Iowa Valley) beat Chance Strough (Bedford-Lenox) FALL :37
• Brett Schoenherr (Midland) beat Dylan Obermeier (Audubon) 4-1

285:

• Arron Olson (Missouri Valley) beat Rylan Duffy (Wapsie Valley) 6-4
• Taylor Fox (East Buchanan) beat Barrett Pitt (Logan-Magnolia) 3-0

CONSOLATION

106:

• Jaymus Wilson (Alburnett) beat Elliot Cooney (Nodaway Valley) TECH FALL 2:24 (17-1)
• Joe Ebaugh (Denver) beat Jace Rose (Riverside) FALL 5:39

113:

• Jakob Whitinger (Nashua-Plainfield) beat Mick Schroder (Riverside) FALL 3:16

120:

• Blaine Beeler (AC/GC) beat Connor Attkisson (Tri-Center) 3-2
• Cauy Fitch (Colfax-Mingo) beat Weston Allen (Underwood) 11-5

126:

• Michael McClelland (Don Bosco) beat Zane Ziegler (Underwood) 8-4

132:

• Jacob McBride (Newman Catholic) beat Gabe Smith (Riverside) 10-3
• Joshua Tibbits (Martensdale-St. Marys) beat Gunnar Larsen (AC/GC) FALL 1:07

138:

• Lawson Losee (Riceville) beat Teagan Lundquist (Southwest Valley) FALL 3:09
• Easton Benson (AC/GC) beat Brody Hawtrey (North Cedar) 11-7

145:

• Max Wettengel (Don Bosco) beat Wyatt Appleseth (Panorama) 8-2
• Duke Kyle (Missouri Valley) beat Jarrett Stodghill (North Mahaska) FALL :42
• Blake Thomsen (Underwood) beat Mark Dawson (Eagle Grove) TECH FALL 5:40 (21-6)

152:

• Tanner Owens (Underwood) beat Garrett Arment (Woodbury Central) FALL 1:46
• Connor Lange (Missouri Valley) beat Kameron Black (Newman Catholic) 3-2

160:

• Bryson Freeberg (Tri-Center) beat Chase McAlister (South Central Calhoun) 7-5 (SV-1)
• Drew Venteicher (Bedford-Lenox) beat Spencer Amling (Edgewood-Colesburg) TECH FALL 4:42 (20-5)

170:

• Nick Haynes (Missouri Valley) beat Luke Groves (North Mahaska) FALL 2:50

182:

• Colby Page (SE Warren) beat Brennon Mauer (Treynor) FALL 3:01

195:

• Kanan Morris (Alburnett) beat Luke Mosinski (Audubon) FALL :59

220:

• Chance Strough (Bedford-Lenox) beat Tanner Hagen (West Hancock) FALL 5:48
• Dylan Obermeier (Audubon) beat Cale Anthony (Pleasantville) FALL 3:27

285:

• Barrett Pitt (Logan-Magnolia) beat Josh Cox (Mount Ayr) 7-4

QUARTER-FINALS

160: 

• Luke Fistler (Dallas Center-Grimes) beat Parker Klocke (Carroll) 4-3

182: 

• Brett Mower (Glenwood) beat Matthew Scott (Des Moines East) 5-3

195:

• Brayden Wolf (Waverly-Shell Rock) beat Noah Carter (Glenwood) FALL 1:09

220: 

• Cameron Baker (CB Thomas Jefferson) beat Shane Mathias (Muscatine) FALL 1:07

CONSOLATION

106:

• Lane Cowell (Fort Dodge) beat Tanner Wink (Lewis Central) 11-4

132:

• Evan Yant (Waverly-Shell Rock) beat Brian Paul (Lewis Central) FALL 1:45

145:

• Andrew Rohret (Clear Creek-Amana) beat Abraham Dirkx (Carroll) 4-2

160:

• Parker Klocke (Carroll) beat Lincoln Willett (Cedar Falls) FALL 3:55

195:

• Noah Carter (Glenwood) beat Jacob Byers (CB Thomas Jefferson) 2-1 (TB-1)

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Class 1A Regional Semifinals

Region 6
Seymour vs Murray
North Mahaska vs Bedford

Region 7
CAM vs Fremont-Mills -ON KJAN (Game site was changed to Griswold)
Colo-NESCO vs Collins-Maxwell

Region 8
Newell-Fonda vs Ar-We-Va
Westwood vs Exira-EHK

Class 2A Regional Semifinals

Region 6
Central Decatur vs East Marshall
Van Buren vs Pella Christian

Region 7
Panorama vs Nodaway Valley
Dike-New Hartford vs Van Meter

Region 8
Treynor vs Sidney
Woodbury Central vs IKM-Manning

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Megan Gustafson scored 27 points and added 17 rebounds to become the Big Ten Conference’s all-time leader in double-doubles on Thursday night while leading No. 14 Iowa to an 88-66 win over Illinois. Gustafson, who was 9-of-11 shooting from the field and the foul line, had her 78th career double-double to break a tie with former Ohio State standout Janel Lavender. Kathleen Doyle added 12 points and Makenzie Meyer 10 for the Hawkeyes (20-5, 11-3), who won for the ninth time in 10 games, including four straight, and reached 20 wins for the 10 time in the last 12 seasons. They are also 13-0 at home this season.

Alex Wittinger scored 15 points for the Illini (10-15, 2-12), who lost the first meeting 94-75. Cierra Rice opened the game with two 3-pointers for Illinois but Iowa scored the next eight and never again trailed. The Hawkeyes were up eight after one quarter and 12 at halftime, 46-34. Doyle scored six straight points and Gustafson the last four in a 10-0 run that pushed the Iowa lead to 56-36 midway through the third quarter. Gustafson had 11 points in the period.

The Hawkeyes shot 55 percent, the 10th straight game they made at least half their shots.

Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Megan Gustafson scored 27 points and added 17 rebounds to become the Big Ten Conference’s all-time leader in double-doubles while leading No. 14 Iowa to an 88-66 win over Illinois. Gustafson, who was 9-of-11 shooting from the field and the foul line, had her 78th career double-double to break a tie with former Ohio State standout Janel Lavender.

COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — Kaila Charles scored 22 points, Blair Watson added 17 and No. 7 Maryland used a big third quarter to blow past Nebraska 89-63 for its eighth straight victory. Standing alone atop the Big Ten, the Terrapins face No. 14 Iowa on the road Sunday with first place on the line. Nicea Eiely led the Cornhuskers with 18 points.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A California judge has signed an arrest warrant for Nebraska football player Maurice Washington. He is charged with a felony count of possessing a video or photograph of a person under 18 who is engaging in or simulating sexual conduct and a misdemeanor count of distributing that video without consent, leading to the person suffering emotional distress. Defense attorney John Ball says his client will voluntarily appear in court in California. The case involves Washington’s former girlfriend.

SURPRISE, Ariz. (AP) — The Kansas City Royals and reliever Jake Diekman agreed to a one-year contract that guarantees $2.75 million and includes a mutual option for 2020 plus bonuses that could make it worth $10 million over two seasons. The 32-year-old spent last season with Texas and Arizona, making 71 appearances with a career-worst 4.73 ERA. Kansas City made room on its 40-man roster by placing right-hander Jesse Hahn on the 60-day injured list. Hahn is recovering from Tommy John surgery.

UNDATED (AP) — Missouri filed a notice of appeal with the NCAA’s committee on infractions as it begins to fight what it considers overly harsh sanctions for academic misconduct involving a former tutor. The NCAA banned the football, baseball and softball programs from the postseason for a year and placed the entire athletic department on probation late last month. Missouri also was docked scholarships and given recruiting restrictions among other punishments.

Denison-Schleswig 66, Atlantic 51
ADM, Adel 78, Newton 58
Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 79, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 62
Carroll 67, Harlan 64
Creston 61, Perry 23