Hawkeye Ten Conference

• Atlantic 53, Denison-Schleswig 41 -(Erin Olsen 24points, Atlantic)
  
• Glenwood 47, Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 39
• Harlan 60, St. Albert, Council Bluffs 38
• Lewis Central 65, Clarinda 19
• Shenandoah 51, Red Oak 28

Rolling Valley Conference

• Adair-Casey 64, West Harrison 25
• Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 65, Paton-Churdan 53

Western Iowa Conference

• A-H-S-T-W, Avoca 47, Riverside, Oakland 29
• Audubon 69, Underwood 55
• Logan-Magnolia 72, Griswold 40
• Treynor 55, IKM-Manning 49
• Tri-Center, Neola 51, Missouri Valley 37

Corner Conference

• Nishnabotna 52, Stanton 36
• Sidney 29, Fremont Mills, Tabor 27

Pride of Iowa Conference

• Bedford 54, Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 34
• Interstate 35,Truro 67, Lenox 27
• Mount Ayr 66, Martensdale-St. Marys 35
• Murray 42, Lamoni 32

Other Scores

• Carlisle 60, Carroll 30
• Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 52, Nebraska City Lourdes, Neb. 44
• Guthrie Center 39, Woodward-Granger 35
• Southwest Valley 60, Wayne, Corydon 40
• West Central Valley, Stuart 54, Earlham 52

Hawkeye Ten Conference

• Atlantic 64, Denison-Schleswig 28
• Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 80, Creston 43
• Harlan 54, St. Albert, Council Bluffs 33
• Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 64, Glenwood 61
• Lewis Central 77, Clarinda 52
• Shenandoah 56, Red Oak 50

Rolling Valley Conference

• Adair-Casey 51, West Harrison, Mondamin 43
• Ar-We-Va, Westside 70, CAM, Anita 45
• Boyer Valley, Dunlap 59, Glidden-Ralston 55, OT
• Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 46, Paton-Churdan 45

Western Iowa Conference

• Missouri Valley 71, Tri-Center, Neola 55
• Stanton 48, Nishnabotna 36
• Treynor 63, IKM-Manning 55

Corner Conference

• East Mills 65, Clarinda Academy 31
• Essex 68, Heartland Christian 23
• Fremont Mills, Tabor 66, Sidney 42

Pride of Iowa Conference

• Bedford 68, Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 27
• Central Decatur, Leon 67, East Union, Afton 29
• Mount Ayr 67, Martensdale-St. Marys 62
• Murray 68, Lamoni 42
• Pleasantville 62, Nodaway Valley 55

Other Scores

• Nebraska City Lourdes, Neb. 65, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 24
• Perry 77, Winterset 61
• Wayne, Corydon 59, Southwest Valley 55

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The University of Iowa has settled a lawsuit brought by a former football player who was one of 13 Hawkeyes hospitalized after a high-intensity 2011 workout. Records obtained by The Associated Press show a lawyer representing the university notified court officials Friday of the settlement with William Lowe. Details weren’t immediately released.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State’s Troy Davis is one of the greatest running backs in college football history. His unprecedented exploits on the gridiron were cemented forever when it was announced today he is one of 16 players/coaches who will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame Class of 2016.

“I am extremely honored and humbled to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame,” Davis said. “This was one of my goals when I first came to Iowa State. Twenty years later and I made it! This is a true blessing and I want to thank God and everybody in Ames, Iowa who kept pushing me. I didn’t win the Heisman, but I made the College Football Hall of Fame.”

Davis’ induction was announced by the National Football Foundation’s (NFF) College Football Hall of Fame. The award represents the highest level of achievement in college football for players and coaches. The annual awards dinner is slated for Dec. 6 at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City.

“This a monumental honor for Troy, Iowa State football and for the tradition of this program,” Iowa State head football coach Matt Campbell said. “He defines what it means to play at this university. Troy has reached the pinnacle of college football and it says a lot about him. To rush for 2,000 yards in back-to-back seasons against the competition he was going against is ridiculous. It says the world about him and his Cyclone teammates and coaches who put him in a position to have great success.”

Davis’ accomplishments at Iowa State are well-documented. The hard-nosed, stocky running back shattered virtually every school rushing record in his three-year tenure with the Cyclones (1994-96), earning the distinction as ISU’s only two-time first-team consensus All-American and the school’s only player to be invited to the Heisman Trophy ceremony twice. He finished second to Danny Weurffel (Florida) in the 1996 Heisman Trophy race.

The Miami, Florida, native is the only player in Division I (FBS) college football history to rush for more than 2,000 yards in a season twice, leading the nation in rushing in 1995 (2,010) and 1996 (2,185).

Much of Davis’ success belongs to former Iowa State head coach Dan McCarney. McCarney was hired as the Cyclone mentor prior to Davis’ sophomore campaign. It didn’t take McCarney very long to figure out he had a thoroughbred ready to bust out.

“Troy rushed for 2,000 yards in back-to-back seasons and still nobody else has done it,” McCarney said. “All these years have passed and nobody has done it two years in a row. That’s pretty amazing. I was a part of the Iowa State family for a number of years and I was so lucky to be able to witness Troy do what he did. This is the highest honor in all of college football and he was the main subject in one of the greatest chapters in the history of Iowa State football. As we worked to lay our foundation for future success, there was no chance we could have done it without Troy Davis. He brought respect and honor to our program. He is so special. I have been around a lot of great teams and I have still never seen another player like Troy Davis.”

In Davis’ historic 1996 season, he rushed for over 130 yards in all 11 games, including a school-record 378 yards vs. Missouri, the third-best rushing effort in NCAA history at the time. His 2,185 yards rushing as a junior is the third-best season total in NCAA history in an 11-game schedule (Barry Sanders, Oklahoma State, 2,628; Marcus Allen, USC, 2,342).

He still owns Iowa State career records in rushing (4,382), all-purpose yards (5,177), 100-yard games (21), 200-yard games (9) and rushing touchdowns (36).

Davis chose to forgo his senior season and was selected in the second round of the 1997 NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints. He played three seasons with the Saints before switching to the Canadian Football League (CFL). He emerged as one of the top backs in the CFL, racking up five-straight 1,000-yard seasons in the pass-happy league.

Davis is the second Cyclone player inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, joining All-American guard Ed Bock (1936-38), who was enshrined in 1970. Former Cyclone coaches Pop Warner and Earle Bruce have also been inducted.

John Cooper, a three-year letterwinner for the Cyclones (1959-61), was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008 for his contributions as a head coach at Tulsa, Arizona State and Ohio State. Former Iowa State head coach Johnny Majors was enshrined as a player in 1987.

Davis was inducted into the Iowa State Athletics Hall of Fame in 2007.

The first girl’s basketball rankings of 2016 were released on Thursday by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union.  You can see the full rankings below.

Class 1A

1. Springville 9-0
2. Exira/EHK 10-0
3. Turkey Valley 10-0
4. Kingsley-Pierson 9-0
5. Bedford 10-0
6. Burlington Notre Dame 11-0
7. Newell-Fonda 7-3
8. Kee 9-1
9. Grand View Christian 10-1
10. Adair-Casey 10-1
11. Lynnville-Sully 11-0
12. Northwood-Kensett 9-1
13. Nodaway Valley 7-1
14. Westwood 8-2
15. Rockford 7-2

Class 2A

1. Unity Christian 9-0
2. Iowa City Regina 8-0
3. Pekin 8-0
4. West Branch 10-1
5. Western Christian 7-2
6. Okoboji 10-0
7. Manson-NW Webster 6-2
8. Van Meter 10-1
9. Interstate-35 10-1
10. Central Decatur 8-1
11. Lawton-Bronson 7-2
12. Des Moines Christian 8-1
13. Treynor 8-0
14. Durant 8-3
15. Grundy Center 11-1

Class 3A

1. Nevada 8-1
2. Pocahontas Area 8-0
3. Center Point-Urbana 10-0
4. Cherokee 9-0
5. Spirit Lake 7-1
6. Sioux Center 10-1
7. Union 10-1
8. Monticello 6-2
9. Mount Vernon 7-3
10. Humboldt 7-2
11. Hampton-Dumont 6-1
12. Osage 8-2
13. Forest City 7-1
14. Cascade 7-3
15. Davenport Assumption 4-6

Class 4A

1. Ballard 9-0
2. Harlan 7-1
3. Western Dubuque 9-0
4. Mason City 5-4
5. Keokuk 8-1
6. Marion 6-3
7. Lewis Central 8-1
8. North Scott 8-2
9. Bishop Heelan 4-3
10. Dallas Center-Grimes 8-2
11. Pella 7-2
12. Grinnell 8-2
13. Fairfield 6-5
14. Boone 7-2
15. Waverly-Shell Rock 8-3

Class 5A

1. Johnston 8-1
2. Cedar Rapids Kennedy 11-1
3. Indianola 10-0
4. WDM Valley 7-2
5. Ankeny Centennial 7-2
6. Waukee 6-2
7. Iowa City High 8-1
8. Dowling Catholic 6-3
9. Southeast Polk 8-2
10. Davenport North 7-1
11. Linn-Mar 6-2
12. Cedar Falls 8-1
13. Pleasant Valley 7-2
14. Sioux City West 6-2
15. Ames 6-4

Double Dual at Logan-Magnolia

• Atlantic/CAM 39, Logan-Magnolia 33
• Atlantic/CAM 53, Coon Rapids-Bayard 21
• Logan-Magnolia 72, Coon Rapids-Bayard 6

Quad at Griswold

• AHSTW 65, Griswold 12
• AHSTW 54, Guthrie Center 21
• AHSTW 69, Exira-EHK 6
• Guthrie Center 60, Exira-EHK 11
• Guthrie Center 51, Griswold 10
• Griswold 42, Exira-EHK 18

Double Dual at Kuemper Catholic

• Carroll 47, Kuemper Catholic 26
• Carroll 43, Audubon 13
• Kuemper Catholic 43, Audubon 13

Quad at Tri-Center

• Shenandoah 60, Tri-Center 6
• Shenandoah 42, Denison 30
• Shenandoah 65, St. Albert 6
• Denison 51, St. Albert 6
• Denison 48, Tri-Center 27
• Tri-Center 48, St. Albert 18

Double Dual at Winterset

• Bedford/Lenox 45, Central Decatur 16
• Winterset 37, Bedford/Lenox 36
• Winterset 48, Central Decatur 27

Double Dual at Riverside

• Riverside 51, East Mills 27
• West Harrison v Riverside
• West Harrison v East Mills

Dual at Treynor

• Conestoga, NE 36, Treynor 34

Double Dual at Thomas Jefferson

• Sergeant Bluff-Luton 36, Thomas Jefferson 27
• Sergeant Bluff-Luton 67, Abraham Lincoln 12
• Thomas Jefferson 60, Abraham Lincoln 18

Dual at Creston

• Creston O-M 61, Harlan 12

Dual at Red Oak

• Glenwood 63, Red Oak 15

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BOYS BASKETBALL

Corner Conference

Clarinda Academy 66, Nishnabotna 63
Sidney 47, East Mills 46
Stanton 53, Fremont Mills, Tabor 52

Rolling Valley Conference

Coon Rapids-Bayard 46, Adair-Casey 27
Ar-We-Va, Westside vs. Ridge View, ppd.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Corner Conference

Essex 60, South Page 24
Fremont Mills 47, Stanton 38
Nishnabotna 54, Clarinda Academy 27
Sidney 47, East Mills 44

Rolling Valley Conference

Adair-Casey 58, Coon Rapids-Bayard 35
Ar-We-Va, Westside vs. Ridge View, ppd.

Western Iowa Conference

AHSTW vs. Ponca, NE Cancelled

BOSTON (AP) — Boston College has hired Jim Reid as defensive coordinator. Reid spent the last three years coaching linebackers at Iowa. Reid also will coach linebackers for the Eagles.

Reid is a native of suburban Medford, Massachusetts. He was also the defensive coordinator in Chestnut Hill under Dan Henning in 1994. He has been in coaching more than 40 years.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz says cornerback Desmond King, the Thorpe Award winner as the country’s top defensive back, will return for his senior season. King’s somewhat unexpected return should only bolster Iowa’s case as the preseason favorites in the Big Ten West.

Iowa went 12-2 last season, falling to Stanford 45-16 in the Rose Bowl last week. But with the majority of their starters returning next season, expectations will be as high as they’ve ever been for the Hawkeyes next fall.