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Hawkeye 10:

• Atlantic 7, Clarinda 1
• Creston 13-3, Denison-Schleswig 9-4
• Harlan 7-7, Glenwood 3-3
• Lewis Central 13, Shenandoah 1

Western Iowa:

• Logan-Magnolia 4, Treynor 1

Rolling Valley:

• West Harrison 17, Boyer Valley 0
• Ar-We-Va 13, Woodbine 2

Hawkeye 10:

• Atlantic 5-8, Clarinda 2-2
• Creston 14-6, Denison-Schleswig 10-2
• Glenwood 10-12, Harlan 2-10
• Lewis Central 14-9, Shenandoah 4-2

Western Iowa:

• IKM-Manning 4-6, Missouri Valley 3-4

Rolling Valley:

• Charter Oak-Ute 10-13, CAM 5-1
• West Harrison 8, Boyer Valley 5
• Ar-We-Va 15, Woodbine 4

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Chiefs will head into training camp next month with plenty of questions. Who will replace Brandon Flowers at cornerback? When will Pro Bowl linebacker Justin Houston show up? Will quarterback Alex Smith land a long-term contract? Who will earn the open spots along the offensive line? And for that matter, the defensive line? The Chiefs had their final workout Thursday of a mandatory three-day minicamp.

Along with another no-show by Houston, who like Smith is opening for a long-term contract, the biggest news of the day was wide receiver Dwayne Bowe coming up lame. Bowe appeared to be slightly hobbled after making a catch in the end zone.

The Chiefs also waived defensive tackle Chas Alecxih.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Ryan Howard homered and drove in three runs and rookie David Buchanan pitched into the eighth inning Thursday night, sparking the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Howard, a St. Louis native, has hit safely in 22 of 27 regular season games at Busch Stadium. He has 38 RBIs in St. Louis and a .374 batting average.

Howard also has been hot on the road. In his last 15 games away from Philadelphia, he is hitting .350 with three homers and 14 RBIs. Buchanan made his deepest start yet, pitching 7 2-3 innings. He threw 105 pitches and kept the Cardinals off balance and off the scoreboard until the eighth. Buchanan allowed four hits and a walk while striking out four.

Jonathan Papelbon pitched the ninth to pick up 17th save in 19 opportunities. Shelby Miller gave up seven hits and three walks in 6 2-3 innings.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State women’s basketball’s Hallie Christofferson was recently nominated for the 2014 NCAA Woman of the Year.

Christofferson is one of 446 female student-athletes nominated for the award across all NCAA sports and divisions, and is one of 71 women’s basketball players.

The Woman of the Year award honors graduating female student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout their collegiate careers in academics, athletics, service and leadership.

Christofferson recently wrapped up her final season with the Cyclones, finishing sixth all-time in scoring (1,709) and eighth all-time in rebounds (762). The forward from Hamlin, Iowa, led the team in scoring for the second-consecutive year with 18.4 points per game. She also averaged 7.2 rebounds while shooting 46.1 percent from the field en route to her second-consecutive All-American campaign.

Each conference then selects up to two women from the nominees to represent the conference. The Woman of the Year selection committee selects the top 30 honorees – 10 from each division – from the conference nominees.

From among those 30 candidates, the selection committee determines the top three in each division and announces the top nine finalists in September. The NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics will then vote from among the finalists to determine the 2014 NCAA Woman of the Year.

The top 30 honorees will be honored, and the 2014 NCAA Woman of the Year winner will be announced, at the annual ceremony in Indianapolis on Sunday, Oct. 19.

For a full list of the nominees, click here.

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Hawkeye 10:

• St. Albert 12, Tri-Center 0
• Shenandoah 13, Fremont-Mills 2

Western Iowa:

• A-H-S-T 16, Stanton 1
• Audubon 11, Griswold 4
• Logan-Magnolia 3, Underwood 1
• Treynor 11, Missouri Valley 6
• IKM-Manning 11, Riverside 1

Rolling Valley:

• CAM 9, Adair-Casey 2
• Coon Rapids-Bayard 5, Des Moines Christian 0
• Exira/EHK 5 Ar-We-Va 4
• Glidden-Ralston 12 Boyer Valley 2

Others:

• Carroll 15, Ballard 9
• Nodaway Valley 7, West Central Valley 2

Hawkeye 10:

• Kuemper Catholic 10, Carroll 4
• Shenandoah 7, Sidney 4
• Lewis Central 16-12, Red Oak 1-0
• St. Albert 3, Tri-Center 2

Western Iowa:

• IKM-Manning 11, Riverside 1
• Treynor 6, Missouri Valley 0
• Logan-Magnolia 12, Underwood 0
• Griswold 11, Audubon 7

Rolling Valley:

• CAM 7, Adair-Casey 2
• Charter Oak-Ute 6, West Harrison 0
• Exira/EHK 4, Ar-We-Va 0

Others:

• Lenox 3, Grandview Park Baptist 2
• Nodaway Valley 8, Mormon Trail 2
• Sergeant Bluff-Luton 13, CB Thomas Jefferson 0

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — While his buddies were bunking down to watch Jack Bauer on “24,” or cruising through channels in search of a ballgame, Aaron Murray was settling in for another episode of “The Bachelorette.” Yep, ABC’s reality dating show is must-see TV for the Chiefs’ rookie quarterback.

Murray isn’t your everyday fan. He has a rooting interest in bachelorette Andi Dorfman’s pursuit of love because his brother, former minor league baseball player Josh Murray, is one of the eight beaus still in the mix.

Aaron Murray says Monday nights are crazy as he and friends and family track his brother’s fortunes.