VARSITY GIRLS TEAM RESULTS

1st – St. Albert 65 Points

2nd Tri-Center 97 Points

3rd- Treynor 112 Points

4th- Audubon 112 Points

5th- Missouri Valley 126 Points

6th- Woodbine 144 Points

7th- West Harrison 151 Points

8th- Logam-Magnolia 156 Points

9th- Underwood 178 Points

10th Lewis Central JV 214 Points

11th Boyer Valley 275 Points

12th Riverside 278 Points

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

1ST – Michelle Mumm Tri-Center 16:11

2nd – Megan Deist Audubon 16:29

3rd Alexis Cook Missouri Valley 16:38

4th Megan Maaske Woodbine 16:51

5th Jaycee Martin St. Albert 17:06

6th Hannah Dugdale Missouri Valley 17:23

7th Kiara Brannen-Sporrer Audubon 17:29

8th Krisann Stephany St. Albert 17:37

9th Carmen Malloy Audubon 17:44

10th Caitlyn Casey Logan-Magnolia 17:48

VARSITY BOYS TEAM RESULTS

1st – St. Albert 34 Points

2nd- Boyer Valley 55 Points

3rd Riverside 105 Points

4th Tri-Center 222 Points

5th Logan-Magnolia 141 Points

6th IKM/Manning 157 Points

7th Lewis Central 188 Points

8th Missouri Valley 195 Points

9th Treynor 222 Points

10th Underwood 237 Points

11th A-H-S-T 259 Points

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

1st – Max Ross St. Albert 17:33

2nd Fred Hug St. Albert 17:42

3rd- Jake Weber Boyer Valley 17:49

4th Gus Doll St. Albert 18:02

5th Wyatt Schulz Logan-Magnolia 18:03

6th Chase Bonsall Boyer Valley 18:06

7th Drew Pauley Missouri Valley 18:08

8th Zach Ambrose Boyer Valley 18:12

9th Tim Brink Riverside 18:17

10th Jeremy Sindelar St. Albert 18:18

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ST. LOUIS (AP) — Heading into Game 5 of their NL division series against Pittsburgh, the Cardinals can take comfort in this: They’re 7-1 the last three years when facing postseason elimination. Though this is the Pittsburgh Pirates’ first playoff appearance since 1992, they’ve looked seasoned, too.

Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright starts Game 5, opposed by rookie Gerrit Cole, who pitched like an ace in his postseason debut. Statistically, the series is almost dead even. The Pirates are batting .189 and have scored 14 runs, while the Cardinals are hitting .192 with 15 runs.

Most Cardinals players participated in an optional workout Tuesday. The Pirates did not work out and were scheduled to arrive later in the day.

Hawkeye 10:

• (3-0) Denison-Schleswig 25-27-25, Atlantic 20-25-13
• (3-0) Harlan 25-25-25, Glenwood 10-15-9
• (3-0) Harlan 25-25-25, St. Albert 20-11-16
• (3-0) St. Albert 25-25-25, Glenwood 16-18-14
• (3-2) Lewis Central 13-25-25-13-15, Kuemper Catholic 25-10-17-25-10
• (3-2) Red Oak 21-21-25-25-15, Clarinda 25-25-22-20-13
• (3-2) Shenandoah 25-22-24-27-15, Creston 16-25-26-25-10

Western Iowa:

• (3-1) Griswold 25-25-22-25, Logan-Magnolia 8-17-25-17
• (3-0) IKM-Manning 25-25-25, Audubon 21-13-8
• (3-0) Missouri Valley 25-25-25, A-H-S-T 11-23-18
• (3-1) Tri-Center 25-25-20-25, Treynor 22-20-25-22
• (3-0) Underwood 25-25-25, Riverside, Oakland 8-15-18

Rolling Valley:

• (3-1) Boyer Valley 25-25-28-25, Glidden-Ralston 14-20-30-18
• (3-0) Coon Rapids-Bayard 25-25-25, West Harrison 13-8-17
• (3-0) Exira/EHK 25-25-25, Charter Oak-Ute 14-13-10
• (3-0) Paton-Churdan 28-25-25, Adair-Casey 26-19-23

Others:

• (3-2) East Union 25-27-22-8-16, Mount Ayr 15-25-25-25-14
• (3-0) Grandview Park Baptist 25-25-25, West Central Valley 12-8-12
• (3-1) Guthrie Center 25-25-22-25, Earlham 19-10-25-14
• (3-0) Nodaway Valley 25-25-25, Lenox 16-14-9
• (3-0) Stanton 25-25-25, Essex 7-17-17
• (3-0) Woodward-Granger 25-25-25, Panorama 18-6-20
• (3-1) Southwest Valley 25-18-25-25, Bedford 11-25-16-14
• (3-0) Fremont-Mills 25-25-25, Nishnabotna 12-22-19

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Butler, Gonzaga and Davidson are small schools that have succeeded on college basketball’s biggest stage. First-year coach Ray Giacoletti wants to put Drake in that same category.

Giacoletti, who spent the last six years as a Gonzaga assistant, will try to take the first steps in that direction with a team that has a vastly different look from the group that went 15-17 last season under Mark Phelps, who was fired after five years of mediocre results.

Along with a new staff, the Bulldogs have three transfers, two freshmen and two players back in action after missing last season. Of the six returnees, only two were starters: 6-foot-11 Seth VanDeest, who has battled shoulder and knee injuries throughout his career, and point guard Richard Carter.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Everyone thought Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz was joking last weekend when he said the Hawkeyes might never return a punt again. Ferentz wasn’t kidding. Ferentz says he’s leaning against sending blockers downfield to help set up returns after Iowa was burned by a fake punt in Saturday’s loss to Michigan State. Ferentz indicated Iowa might always use a punt safe formation in the future, with a returner charged simply with keeping punts from hitting the ground.

The Hawkeyes (4-2, 1-1 Big Ten) have allowed a number of successful fake punts in recent years, including one each in losses to Northern Illinois and the Spartans this season. Iowa next plays at No. 4 Ohio State (6-0, 2-0) on Oct. 19.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas wide receiver Mike Davis has issued an apology for a cut block against an Iowa State defender that drew a personal foul penalty, a day after saying he’d “do the same thing” again. Davis was penalized for his block on Deon Broomfield and was publicly reprimanded by the Big 12 for the play last Thursday.

On Monday, Davis said he was glad Broomfield wasn’t hurt. He said the play called for him to block the defender. But he suggested Broomfield wasn’t playing hard and deserved the cut block at his left knee. Davis said: “I’d do the same thing” in a similar situation.

In a statement released Tuesday, Davis says he didn’t want to hurt Broomfield. He apologized to the player and Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby

With a full week of league play in the books, a familiar trend has emerged in the Big Ten. Running the ball — and stopping others from doing likewise — will likely be huge for teams hoping to contend in the conference this season.

Five Big Ten teams rank in the top 25 nationally in rushing offense, the most of any conference in the country. The Big Ten is also first with six teams ranked in the top 20 in rushing defense, and four of them; Michigan State, Ohio State, Iowa and Michigan, are among the top 10. By contrast, Indiana is the only league team in the top 30 in passing offense.

We have lots coming up later this week on KJAN TV.  You can watch live streaming video of three different events Thursday, Friday and Saturday.  Just go to the TV page on kjan.com at the time designated and click on the play button on the video screen.  You’ll be able to enjoy the events as if you were there!  Here is this week’s TV broadcast schedule:

Thursday, October 10 – HS Cross Country – Atlantic Invitational @ AGCC (4:00 pm)
Friday, October 11 – HS Football – Griswold @ Riverside (6:30 pm)
Saturday, October 12 – Atlantic Fire Department Fire Prevention Week Parade (6:00 pm)

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