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Hawkeye Ten Conference

Atlantic 52, Clarinda 31
Denison-Schleswig 58, Kuemper Catholic 45
Des Moines Christian 48, Creston 41
Glenwood 68, Shenandoah 63
Lewis Central 43, CB Abraham Lincoln 26
St. Albert 54, Harlan 51

Western Iowa Conference

AHSTW 72, Audubon 48
IKM-Manning 64, Boyer Valley 36
Treynor 57, Riverside 15
Tri-Center 59, Missouri Valley 34

Rolling Valley Conference

Coon Rapids-Bayard at Woodbine
Paton-Churdan 35, Southeast Valley 34
River Valley at West Harrison

Corner Conference

East Atchison at South Page
Essex 34, Diagonal 29
Fremont-Mills 43, Griswold 42

Pride of Iowa Conference

Martensdale-St. Marys 52, Lenox 50
Mount Ayr 61, Nodaway Valley 52

Other Scores

East Union at Orient-Macksburg

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Hawkeye Ten Conference

Atlantic 51, Clarinda 42
CB Abraham Lincoln 51, Lewis Central 43
Denison-Schleswig 80, Kuemper Catholic 56
Glenwood 84, Shenandoah 55

Western Iowa Conference

Audubon 65, AHSTW 44
IKM-Manning 51, Boyer Valley 32
Treynor 63, Riverside 30
Tri-Center 50, Missouri Valley 43

Rolling Valley Conference

Southeast Valley 57, Paton-Churdan 41
Woodbine 46, Coon Rapids-Bayard 41
River Valley at West Harrison

Corner Conference

Diagonal 41, Essex 39
Nebraska City , NE 55, Fremont-Mills 43
Sidney 60, Conestoga 55

Pride of Iowa Conference

Martensdale-St. Marys 59, Lenox 31
Mount Ayr 50, Nodaway Valley 44
Wayne at Central Decatur

Other Scores

ADM 75, Carlisle 58
Carroll 55, Ballard 48
Winterset 62, Bondurant-Farrar 49

The Audubon Wheelers were able to deliver some payback to the AHSTW Vikings with a 65-44 win on senior night. AHSTW played a strong game in a 6 point win over the Wheelers back on January 4th. This time the Wheelers stepped up the defensive pressure and got the offense going in the second half to pull away for a comfortable win. Wheeler Head Coach Colleman Mullenix said he felt the team got into a better flow in the second half.

The Vikings led by one at the end of the first quarter but the Wheelers grabbed the lead midway through the second quarter and never trailed again. The Wheelers led by 7 at halftime and pushed the lead to 17 by the end of the third at 38-21. The 16-6 advantage in the third quarter put the game out of reach for the Vikings. Coach Mullenix was proud of the improved defensive effort against the Vikings and was glad to have a happy senior night.

Audubon was led by Kaiden Smith with 21 points and 19 from Tate Killeen. Audubon improves to 15-6 on the season and now have over a week off before their opening Class 1A District game against Logan-Magnolia on February 14th.

AHSTW was led by 14 points from freshman Raydden Grobe and he had 12 of those in the second half. The Vikings finish the regular season with an 11-10 record and will prep for their opening district game against Woodbine on February 14th.

The AHSTW Lady Vikes used a 20-10 advantage in the third quarter to blow the game open in a 72-48 win over Audubon on Monday night. The Lady Vikes started the game on a 10-0 run and led by 8 at the end of the first quarter.  They then took a 31-21 edge into halftime. The second half started much like the first as ASHTW scored the first 6 points of the half to take full command of the game. The lead ballooned to 20 by the end of the third and the Lady Vikes controlled the game the rest of the way.

The win was made even more impressive by the fact that Kinsey Scheffler had to sit out the night with an ankle injury suffered on Monday night against Nodaway Valley. Sheffler averages 12 points per game and had 10 in the first meeting against the Wheelers. Head Coach Steve Sauvain said they way they play helps players step in when someone goes down.

The Lady Vikes shared the ball very well on the offensive end and didn’t miss a beat with the shaken up lineup. Coach Sauvain thought his team is learning to improve with offensive decision making.

Kailey Jones, Claire Harris, and Claire Denning all finished the night with 15 points. Katie Anzalone dropped in 11 and Kate Wise finished with 10 to help the Lady Vikes improve to 14-6 on the season. AHSTW will play an opening round 2A Regional game on Saturday against Tri-Center.

Audubon was led by 21 points from outstanding freshman Aleah Hermensen. The Wheelers fall to 8-13 with the loss and will open up there 1A postseason run on Thursday in a pigtail game against Coon Rapids-Bayard.

LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Iowa State women’s basketball senior Bridget Carleton was named to the Wooden Award Late Season Top-20 List, the Los Angeles Athletic Club announced Monday night.

Carleton, who is leading the Big 12 with 20.5 points, 8.2 rebounds, 4.3 assists, 2.3 steals and 1.3 blocks per game, has the Cyclones ranked No. 22 in the AP poll. Carleton is also named to the Cheryl Miller Award, Naismith Trophy Midseason list and a Senior CLASS Award nominee.

The Chatham, Ontario, Canada, native also ranks fourth in Iowa State history with 1,833 career points, while her 16.5 points per game scoring average sits in second in school history. Carleton also ranks third in blocked shots (110), fourth in steals (182), third in free-throw percentage (84.7) and fifth in free throws made (390).

The late season top-20 list is comprised of 20 student-athletes who are currently front-runners for the Wooden Award and for the John R. Wooden Award All-America Team. Wooden Award voters will announce 10 finalists following the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament.

Carleton was also added to the “Wade Watch” list of candidates for the 2019 Wade Trophy, the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association announced Tuesday.

The WBCA will announce the four finalists for the honor in mid-March. The winner of the 2019 Wade Trophy will be announced April 4 in Tampa Bay, Florida — site of the 2019 WBCA Convention and NCAA Women’s Final Four.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa senior Megan Gustafson has been named to the Wooden Award Late Season Top-20, ESPNW announced late Monday evening.

The list is comprised of 20 student-athletes who are front-runners for the John R. Wooden Award All-America Team and Most Outstanding Player Award. The list is chosen by a poll of national women’s college basketball media members.

Gustafson is currently ranked in the top-six nationally in eight statistical categories. She leads the nation in points per game (26.6), total points (585), and field goals made (245), ranks second in double-doubles (20) and field goal percentage (70.4), third in defensive rebounds per game (10), fourth in rebounds (277), and sixth in rebounding (12.6).

The players on the list are considered strong candidates for the 2019 John R. Wooden Award Women’s Player of the Year. The National Ballot, including 15 players, will be announced in early March. The Wooden Award All-American Team will be announced the week of the Elite Eight. The winner of the award will be presented during the ESPN College Basketball Awards on Friday, April 12.

Gustafson and the No. 16/12 Hawkeyes return to action Thursday, hosting Michigan State. Tipoff is at 8 p.m. (CT) on BTN. Tickets are $12 for adults and free for youth and UI students.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa head wrestling coach Tom Brands announced Tuesday that Austin DeSanto will serve a one-match suspension when the Hawkeyes host Maryland on Feb. 8.

DeSanto was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct following Iowa’s dual win at Nebraska on Feb. 3.

“Austin knows his behavior on and off the mat is a reflection of this university and program, and I am very pleased with his response to this matter. I know he is eager to move forward,” Brands said.

“I want to apologize to my opponents and teammates for my actions on the mat. I know they are disrespectful and there is no excuse,” DeSanto said. “I accept the consequences of my behavior and the decision of Coach Brands, and have assured my teammates and coaches that I will better represent our team when I return.”

DeSanto is 14-1 and ranked third in the country at 133 pounds. He will return to the lineup when Iowa hosts Indiana on Feb. 15.

AMES, Iowa – The No. 12 Iowa State wrestling team announced today a time change for its Senior Day match-up against fifth-ranked Missouri on Sunday, Feb. 24. The dual, which was originally scheduled for 2 p.m., will now begin at 5 p.m. in Hilton Coliseum.

“The dual features two nationally ranked programs and it will be an awesome environment for college wrestling,” Coach Kevin Dresser said. “There is a big AAU wrestling tournament in Des Moines that Sunday and moving our start time will give all wrestling fans a chance to make it to Ames for our dual. It’s a great opportunity for us to pack Hilton Coliseum in our last home dual of the season.”

The Athletics Department will be announcing several ticket promotions in the coming days.

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Hawkeye Ten Conference

Creston 65, Atlantic 59
Denison-Schleswig 63, OA-BCIG 34
Glenwood 87, Clarinda 45
Red Oak 63, Southwest Valley 43
Shenandoah 52, Tri-Center 35
Sioux City East 53, Harlan 33

Western Iowa Conference

AHSTW, Avoca 58, Nodaway Valley 55
IKM-Manning 83, MVAOCOU 45
Logan-Magnolia 57, Underwood 42
Riverside 58, Whiting 54
Treynor 75, Audubon 40

Rolling Valley Conference

Ar-We-Va, Westside 58, Paton-Churdan 47
CAM 98, West Harrison 57 (CAM clinches the RVC Championship. Paige McAfee reaches 1,000 career points)
Coon Rapids-Bayard 50, Boyer Valley 41
Exira-EHK 71, Woodbine 34 (Win 400 for Head Coach Tom Petersen)
Glidden-Ralston 55, West Central Valley 34

Corner Conference

Sidney 59, Fremont-Mills 33
Lenox 61, Stanton 35

Other Scores

ADM, Adel 69, Carroll 57
Boone 37, Winterset 34
Martensdale-St Marys 64, East Union 13
Mount Ayr 67, Interstate 35, Truro 38
Van Meter 49, Earlham 30

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Atlantic 56, Creston 47
Denison-Schleswig 63, OA-BCIG 34
Glenwood 81, Clarinda 53
Red Oak 54, Southwest Valley 51

Western Iowa Conference

AHSTW 58, Nodaway Valley 55 (Clayton Akers 20pts, Michael Mantell 14pts, 11reb)
IKM-Manning 41, MVAO-CO-U 35, OT
Logan-Magnolia 57, Underwood 42
Treynor 56, Audubon 36
Tri-Center, Neola 57, Shenandoah 54

Rolling Valley Conference

Ar-We-Va 79, Paton-Churdan 51
Boyer Valley 38, Coon Rapids-Bayard 27
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 98, Woodbine 75 (Cole Burmeister 24pts, reached 1,000 career points, Trever Schulz 23, Josh Pettepier 21, Dakota Rold 21)
West Harrison, Mondamin 66, CAM, Anita 58

Corner Conference

Sidney 56, Fremont Mills, Tabor 51
Stanton 74, Lenox 53

Other Scores

Bedford 60, Lamoni 52
Carroll 62, ADM, Adel 57
Mount Ayr 48, Interstate 35,Truro 39
West Monona 47, River Valley, Correctionville 45
Winterset 59, Boone 46