AMES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa State’s restructured defense will be considered a liability until it can prove otherwise. The Cyclones will look to counter a defense in flux with what could be one of the best offenses in school history. Iowa State might finally be built to hang in a league where even teams with strong defenses often find themselves in shootouts.

The Cyclones have arguably the deepest group of wide receivers in the Big 12, a pair of talented backs in David Montgomery and Mike Warren and a quarterback, Jacob Park, coming off his first full offseason in the program. Iowa State (3-9 in 2016) opens its second season under coach Matt Campbell on Saturday against Northern Iowa.

Class 4A
1. Dowling Catholic (1-0), LW #1
2. Iowa City West (1-0), LW #3
3. WDM Valley (1-0), LW #4
4. Cedar Rapids Prairie (1-0), LW #8
5. Johnston (1-0), LW (X)
6. Lewis Central (1-0), LW #6
7. Waukee (1-0), LW #7 @ #3
8. Pleasant Valley (1-0), LW #9
9. Cedar Falls (1-0), LW #10
10.Ankeny Centennial (0-1)

Class 3A
1. Pella (1-0), LW #1
2. West Delaware (1-0), LW #2
3. Sioux City Heelan (1-0), LW #3
4. Cedar Rapids Xavier (1-0), LW #5
5. Sergeant Bluff-Luton (1-0), LW #6
6. Solon (1-0), LW #9 vs 1A-#2
7. Webster City (1-0), LW #8
8. Storm Lake (1-0), LW #10
9. Boone (1-0), LW (X)
10.Washington (1-0), LW (X)

Class 2A
1. Williamsburg (1-0), LW #1
2. Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley (1-0), LW #2
3. Carroll Kuemper (1-0), LW #3
4. Aplington-Parkersburg (2-0), LW #8
5. Waukon (1-0), LW #9
6. Cascade (1-0), LW (X)
7. Mount Vernon (0-1), LW #6
8. Sheldon (1-0), LW (X)
9. Union (LaPorte City) (0-1), LW #4
10.South Central Calhoun (0-1), LW #7

Class 1A
1. West Lyon (1-0), LW #2
2. Iowa City Regina (0-1), LW #1
3. Denver (1-0), LW #4
4. Western Christian (0-1), LW #3
5. Panorama (1-0), LW #6
6. Bellevue (1-0), LW #7
7. Van Meter (1-0), LW #5
8. Pella Christian (1-0), LW (X)
9. Pleasantville (1-0), LW #10
10.AHSTW (Avoca) (1-0), LW (X)

Class A
1. Gladbrook-Reinbeck (1-0), LW #1
2. Council Bluffs St. Albert (1-0), LW #2
3. Lynnville-Sully (1-0), LW #3
4. West Sioux (1-0), LW #4
5. Lisbon (1-0), LW #5
6. Algona Garrigan (1-0), LW #6
7. Hudson (1-0), LW #8
8. East Buchanan (1-0), LW #9
9. Earlham (0-1), LW #10
10.Pekin (2-0), LW (X)

8-man
1. Harris-Lake Park (1-0), LW #1
2. Don Bosco (1-0), LW #2
3. Audubon (1-0), LW #3
4. Fremont-Mills (1-0), LW #4
5. Newell-Fonda (1-0), LW #5
6. Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven-Ayrshire (1-0), LW #7
7. Turkey Valley (1-0), LW #6
8. East Union (1-0), LW #10
9. Remsen St. Mary’s (1-0), LW (X)
10.AGWSR (1-0), LW (X)

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43rd Coed Glenwood Cross Country Meet
Saturday, August 26, 2017
Glenwood Lake Park

Girls Individual Results

1 Schraft, Janette East Mills Girls 19:46.86
2 Kaster, Greichaly Harlan 20:18.87 1
3 McIntyre, Aubrey Glenwood 20:38.65 2
4 Goergen, Kennedy Atlantic 20:47.40 3
5 Kaufman, Kate Glenwood 21:05.81 4
6 Schiernbeck, Madison Oa-Bcig 21:16.87 5
7 Wendt, Ashley Atlantic 21:19.99 6
8 Alberti, Abby Harlan 21:23.24 7
9 Manrose, Carlie Shenandoah 21:29.09 8
10 Smith, Isabella Lewis Central 21:31.96 9

Girls Team Results

Rank Team                      Total    1    2    3    4    5   *6   *7   *8   *9
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   1 Glenwood                     51    2    4   11   16   18   23   29          
      Total Time:  1:47:20.89                                                    
         Average:    21:28.18                                                    
   2 Harlan                       75    1    7   19   22   26   31   46          
      Total Time:  1:48:30.07                                                    
         Average:    21:42.02                                                    
   3 Atlantic                     75    3    6   13   25   28   32   39          
      Total Time:  1:49:02.31                                                    
         Average:    21:48.47                                                    
   4 Alhs                        109   10   14   17   30   38   44   47          
      Total Time:  1:51:36.98                                                    
         Average:    22:19.40                                                    
   5 Lewis Central               115    9   12   27   33   34   36   42          
      Total Time:  1:52:05.12                                                    
         Average:    22:25.03                                                    
   6 CB Thomas Jefferson         138   15   21   24   37   41   45   50          
      Total Time:  1:53:06.33                                                    
         Average:    22:37.27                                                    
   7 Shenandoah                  146    8   20   35   40   43   49   51          
      Total Time:  1:53:58.19                                                    
         Average:    22:47.64                                                    
   8 Oa-Bcig                     212    5   48   52   53   54   55               
      Total Time:  2:12:03.14                                                    
         Average:    26:24.63

Boys Individual Results

1 Covington, Parson Glenwood 17:38.46 1
2 Petersen, Jalen Atlantic 17:53.43 2
3 Woltmann, Cael Lewis Central 17:56.06 3
4 Humpal, Anthony CB Thomas Jefferson 17:59.40 4
5 Booton, Aidan CB Thomas Jefferson 18:22.40 5
6 Powders, Archie CB Thomas Jefferson 18:32.18 6
7 Leinen, Caleb Abraham Lincoln 18:34.00 7
8 Stanley, Nick Shenandoah 18:44.02 8
9 Martinez, Juan Carlos CB Thomas Jefferson 18:45.43 9
10 McIntyre, Sam Glenwood 18:46.05 10

Boys Team Results

1 CB Thomas Jefferson 35
Total Time: 1:32:26.41
Average: 18:29.29
2 Glenwood 57
Total Time: 1:33:12.73
Average: 18:38.55
3 Lewis Central 82
Total Time: 1:34:58.92
Average: 18:59.79
4 Abraham Lincoln 120
Total Time: 1:37:21.26
Average: 19:28.26
5 Atlantic 128
Total Time: 1:37:12.85
Average: 19:26.57
6 Harlan 167
Total Time: 1:39:47.07
Average: 19:57.42
7 Shenandoah 171
Total Time: 1:41:50.06
Average: 20:22.02
8 Clarinda HS 189
Total Time: 1:43:47.41
Average: 20:45.49
9 Oa-Bcig 216
Total Time: 1:43:55.54
Average: 20:47.11
10 East Mills 285
Total Time: 1:52:17.60
Average: 22:27.52

Full Results: Glenwood CC varsity boys results 2017 Glenwood CC varsity girls results 2017

Saturday, August 26th

AHSTW 21-21, Atlantic 12-17
AHSTW 21-21, Denison-Schleswig 19-18
Ankeny Centennial 25-22-15, Lewis Central 19-25-7
Atlantic 21-21, CAM, Anita 11-17
Atlantic 21-21, Denison-Schleswig 10-13
Carroll 21-19-15, Davis County, Bloomfield 12-21-8
Carroll 21-19-15, Knoxville 18-21-10
Clarinda 18-21-15, Earlham 21-14-4
Clarinda 21-21, CAM, Anita 10-12
Clarinda 22-21, AHSTW 20-17
Clarke, Osceola 19-21-15, Bedford 21-17-7
Clarke, Osceola 19-21-15, East Union 21-16-13
Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 19-21-15, IKM-Manning 21-15-9
Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 21-21, IKM-Manning 14-11
Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 21-21, Underwood 10-18
Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 21-16-15, Denison-Schleswig 12-21-10
Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 21-21, CAM, Anita 10-17
Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln 21-10-15, Clarke, Osceola 18-21-4
Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln 21-21, Bedford 14-16
Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln 21-21, East Union 13-17
Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln 25-25, Clarke, Osceola 11-12
Des Moines, Roosevelt 21-17-15, Carroll 16-21-7
Dike-New Hartford 25-25, Red Oak 14-16
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 21-21, Lewis Central 16-16
Earlham 18-21-15, AHSTW 21-18-12
Earlham 21-17-15, Atlantic 12-21-8
Earlham 21-21, Riverside, Oakland 16-17
Earlham 21-23, Denison-Schleswig 17-21
East Sac County 19-21-15, Glenwood 21-18-12
East Sac County 21-21, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 13-18
East Union 20-25-15, Lamoni 25-18-7
East Union 21-21, Bedford 15-8
Glenwood 21-15-15, Underwood 11-21-8
Glenwood 21-21, Underwood 9-15
Glenwood 21-21-15, Logan-Magnolia 23-15-13
Harlan 21-21, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 18-18
Harlan 21-21, Logan-Magnolia 18-10
Harlan 21-21, Treynor 19-16
Harlan 21-21, Underwood 14-10
Harlan 23-21, East Sac County 21-13
IKM-Manning 16-22-15, East Sac County 21-20-12
IKM-Manning 21-21, Logan-Magnolia 19-19
Indianola 21-21, Glenwood 12-13
Indianola 21-21, Harlan 17-17
Indianola 21-21, IKM-Manning 7-7
Indianola 21-21, Logan-Magnolia 16-13
Indianola 21-21, Underwood 18-11
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 21-21, Emmetsburg 5-6
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 21-21, Fort Dodge 9-19
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 21-21, Grand View Christian 14-16
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 21-21, Humboldt 10-18
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 21-21, South Central Calhoun 12-13
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 21-21, Spirit Lake 7-15
Lewis Central 21-21, Centennial 2 10-13
Lewis Central 21-21, Pella Christian 15-13
Logan-Magnolia 21-21-15, East Sac County 23-19-13
Pella 21-21, Carroll 17-12
Red Oak 21-21, Ankeny 15-8
Red Oak 21-21, Waukee 11-16
Riverside, Oakland 21-21, CAM, Anita 18-15
Treynor 16-21-15, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 21-18-13
Treynor 20-21-15, Indianola 22-10-11
Treynor 21-21, East Sac County 11-16
Treynor 21-21, Glenwood 19-14
Treynor 21-21, IKM-Manning 14-5

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Logan Morrison hit his second homer of the game in the 10th inning to lead the Tampa Bay Rays past the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 on Sunday. Morrison drove a 97-mph fastball from Sam Tuivailala into the right-center field bleachers with one out in the 10th inning for 31st homer this season, a career high.

Sergio Romo (3-1) threw a scoreless ninth, and Alex Colome worked a scoreless 10th for his major league-leading 39th save in 44 chances. All five runs in the game were scored on solo homers.

The win was the Rays’ third in four games and fifth in seven as they attempt to chase down a wild-card spot. Tampa Bay improved to 8-5 in extra innings. Tampa Bay starter Chris Archer allowed one run and five hits over seven innings. The right-hander struck out eight and walked one.

Cardinals right-hander Lance Lynn allowed two runs and six hits over seven innings, striking out eight and walking three.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Chiefs running back Spencer Ware could require season-ending surgery after tearing one ligament in his right knee and damaging another during Friday night’s preseason game in Seattle. Ware had an MRI on Saturday that revealed the extent of the injury.

Chiefs trainer Rick Burkholder said Sunday that Ware tore the posterior cruciate ligament, an injury that itself is not always season-ending. But Burkholder said Ware also damaged the lateral collateral ligament, and the combination of injuries will likely require surgery.

Chiefs coach Andy Reid confirmed that third-round draft pick Kareem Hunt will be the starter for the season opener on Sept. 7 at New England. Charcandrick West and C.J. Spiller will likely serve as backups.

SEATTLE (AP) — Kansas City running back Spencer Ware’s right knee injury might not be as bad as first feared. Ware sprained his right knee and was carted off the field in the Chiefs’ 26-13 preseason loss to the Seattle Seahawks. But Kansas City coach Andy Reid said after the game that X-rays came back negative and that Ware would have an MRI on Saturday.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Tommy Pham hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning, and the St. Louis Cardinals rallied for a 6-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays Saturday. It was Pham’s first career walk-off homer and the fourth this season for the Cardinals. Tyler Lyons pitched the ninth to earn the win.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Mike Clevinger pitched six sharp innings and rookie Bradley Zimmer made a sensational catch in center field before ending Jason Hammel’s bid for a perfect game, leading the Cleveland Indians to a 4-0 win over the Kansas City Royals Saturday night. The Royals fell eight games back in the AL Central and were shut out for the second straight night. They have not scored in 25 innings.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Kansas City Royals left-hander Danny Duffy was placed on the 10-day disabled list Saturday with a sore elbow. Duffy had been scheduled to start Sunday in the finale of a three-game series against the Indians. Duffy missed a month earlier in the season with a strained right oblique. His latest injury comes as the Royals are trying to stay in the playoff chase.

PARIS (AP) — Ohio State star Kyle Snyder scored a late takedown of Olympic gold medalist Abdusalim Sadulaev in the deciding match, and the United States won the world freestyle wrestling title for the first time in 22 years. The U.S. and Russia were tied heading into the highly anticipated match between Snyder and Sadulaev, who moved up to the 213-pound weight class to challenge the American. Snyder, the 2016 Olympic champion who led Ohio State to its second straight NCAA title last season, won 6-5.

Chris Parks and Mike Smith have the call of the Week 1 game played in Clarinda. The Trojans prevailed 40-0.

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