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Class 1-A Championship
(3-1) Tripoli 25-25-17-25, Grundy Center 21-22-25-18

Class 1-A All-Tournament Team

Courtney Anderson, Tripoli; Heather Hook, Grundy Center; Mikaela Foecke, Holy Trinity Catholic; Brittney Hanson, Janesville; Samantha Meyers, Grundy Center; Bailey Kirchhoff, Tripoli (Captain).

Class 2-A Championship

(3-2) Dike-New Hartford 18-18-25-25-16, Western Christian 25-25-18-25-14

Class 2-A All-Tournament Team

Jamie Gesink, Western Christian; Rachel Koop, Dike-New Hartford; Katie Kuck, Council Bluffs St. Albert; Brandi Bueltel, Kuemper Catholic; Brooke Wolterstorff, Western Christian; Briana Weber, Dike-New Hartford (captain).

Class 3-A Championship

(3-2) MOC-Floyd Valley 23-25-25-19-17, Union 25-21-14-25-15

Class 3-A All-Tournament Team

Alyssa Brown, MOC-Floyd Valley; Breann Bader, Union; Heidi Hillyard; Mediapolis; Shelby Schouten, MOC-Floyd Valley; Sam Barz, Union; Alexis Conaway, MOC-Floyd Valley (Captain).

Class 4-A Championship

(3-2) Charles City 16-18-25-25-15, Solon 25-25-14-23-13

Class 4-A All-Tournament Team

Hali Hillegas, Charles City; Rylee Smith, Solon; Lauren Brobst, Bishop Heelan; Abby Caldwell, Waverly-Shell Rock; Kelsey Cave, Solon; Jessie Sindlinger, Charles City (Captain).

Class 5-A Championship

(3-1) Bettendorf 28-23-26-25, Iowa City High 26-25-24-23

Class 5-A All-Tournament Team

Ruth Grace, Iowa City High; Anna Willey, Bettendorf; Chloe Miller, Pleasant Valley; Jaali Winters, Ankeny; Michaela Nelson, Iowa City High; Caitlin Wernentin, Bettendorf (captain).

Iowa St. 84, W. Illinois 65
South Dakota 74, Drake 69

Preseason NIT

Quarterfinals

Iowa 74, Illinois St. 64

PITTSBURGH (AP) — In a season during which very little has gone right for the Kansas City Chiefs this season, running back Jamaal Charles is the exception. A year removed from a knee injury that limited him to just two games, Charles is ninth in the NFL in rushing and perhaps the only reliable weapon the struggling Chiefs (1-7) have on offense heading into Monday night’s game against surging Pittsburgh.

The Steelers (5-3) have few problems at the moment, but clarity in the backfield is one of them. Pittsburgh’s running game is humming and backups Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer have both rushed for over 100 yards in a game while subbing for injured starter Rashard Mendenhall.

The reserves are playing so well, coach Mike Tomlin is making no promises that Mendenhall will get his job back whenever he returns from a strained right Achilles tendon.

Friday, November 9 – Class 1A Semifinals
Court One -Grundy Center 25-25-26-25, Janesville 21-19-28-17
Court Two – Tripoli 21-26-25-25, Holy Trinity Catholic 25-24-21-20

Saturday, November 10 – Center Court – Class 1A Championship
6:00 p.m. – Grundy Cetner (35-6) vs. Tripoli (37-5)

Friday, November 9 – Class 2A Semifinals
Court One – Dike-New Hartford 25-25-25 Council Bluffs St. Albert 17-14-13
Court Two – Western Christian 25-25-25 Kuemper Catholic 14-13-23

Saturday, November 10 – Class 2A Championship
Dike-New Hartford 18-18-25-25-16, Western Christian 25-25-18-25-14

Friday, November 9 – Class 3A Semifinals
Union 25-27-25, Mediapolis 19-25-15
Court Two – MOC-Floyd Valley 22-25-27-25, Mount Vernon 25-18-25-15

Saturday, November 10 – Class 3A Championship                                                                                                                                                       MOC-Floyd Valley 23-25-25-19-17, Union 25-21-14-25-15

Friday, November 9 – Class 4A Semifinals
Court One – Charles City 28-20-25-25, Waverly-Shell Rock 26-25-17-10
Court Two – Solon 27-21-25-25, Bishop Heelan 25-25-23-20

Saturday, November 10 – Class 4A Championship
Charles City 16-18-25-25-15, Solon 25-25-14-23-13

Friday, November 9 – Class 5A Semifinals
Court One – Iowa City High 23-25-25-25, Ankeny 25-16-17-19
Court Two – Bettendorf 25-26-25-25, Pleasant Valley 23-28-13-18

Saturday, November 10 – Class 5A Championship
Bettendorf 28-23-25-26-25, Iowa City High 26-25-24-23

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Paul Griggs drilled a 46-yard field goal as time expired and Purdue stunned Iowa 27-24 Saturday, snapping a five-game losing streak.

Robert Marve threw for 266 yards and two touchdowns for the Boilermakers (4-6, 1-5 Big Ten), who won for the first time in Iowa City in 20 years.

Purdue led 24-14 before Iowa (4-6, 2-4) rallied to tie the game with 3:32 left. But the Boilermakers stuffed the Hawkeyes on fourth down at the Purdue 35-yard line, and then drove 37 yards to set up the game-winning kick by Griggs.

James Vandenberg had 190 yards passing and a TD for Iowa, which has lost four straight for the first time since 2007.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – Mike Piatkowski threw for 366 yards and a career-high five touchdowns, helping Drake keep its Pioneer League title hopes alive Saturday with a 45-20 victory over Butler.

Piatkowski, who was 29 of 40 with two interceptions, found Grahm Butler and Gary Scott for two scores each and Joey Orlando for one. Scott added 79 rushing yards and a touchdown for Drake (7-3, 6-1), which can tie Butler and repeat as Pioneer League co-champion with a win against Jacksonville next week.

Matt Lancaster threw two touchdown passes and ran for another for Butler (8-3, 7-1), which trailed only 14-13 early in the third quarter after Lancaster hit Brendan Shannon for a 45-yard score. But then Piatkowski came alive, throwing four TDs for 28 unanswered Drake points. The last scoring pass, an 18-yarder to Butler, made it 42-13 with 10:36 to play.

VERMILLION, S.D. (AP) – David Johnson ran for two touchdowns and caught a pass for another score to lead Northern Iowa past South Dakota 24-21 on Saturday.

Johnson, who finished with 130 yards rushing on 21 carries, scored on runs of 3 and 1 yards, and caught his only pass of the game, a 20-yarder from Sawyer Kollmorgen for the Panthers (4-6, 3-4 Missouri Valley).  It was Johnson’s fifth game in a row with at least 100 yards.

The Coyotes (1-9, 0-7) lost their eighth straight despite the efforts of Josh Vander Maten, who threw for 205 yards and ran for 135 more. He accounted for two scores. Will Powell caught nine passes for 127 yards and a touchdown for South Dakota, which hasn’t beaten Northern Iowa since 1981.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – David Ash passed for 364 yards and two touchdowns and No. 19 Texas honored former coach Darrell Royal by whipping Iowa State 33-7 on Saturday.

Ash had a 61-yard touchdown pass to Mike Davis in the first quarter. Johnathan Gray ran for two touchdowns for the Longhorns (8-2, 5-2 Big 12), who won their fourth in a row.

Texas paid tribute during the game to Royal, who died Wednesday at age 88. Texas lined up in the wishbone, the formation Royal introduced to college football in 1968, on the Longhorn’s first play. Instead of a run, Texas ran a trick play that resulted in a 47-yard pass.

Steele Jantz passed for 133 yards for the Cyclones (5-5, 2-5) but was under constant pressure from the Texas defense.