Girls Team Scoring:

1. Griswold  36
2. Audubon  61
3. Tri-Center  70
4. Treynor  89
5. Missouri Valley  103
6. Underwood  148
7. Riverside  210

Girls Top 10:

1. Rebekah Topham (Griswold) 13:13
2. Ashtyn Alfers (Tri-Center) 14:54
3. Megan Deist (Audubon) 15:03
4. Jordyn Sindt (Griswold) 15:10
5. Michelle Mumm (Tri-Center) 15:29
6. Brittany Kulesa (Treynor) 15:36
7. Larissa Backhaus (Griswold) 15:57
8. Breezy Weaver (MoValley) 15:58
9. Alyx Flippin (Griswold) 16:15
10. Dana Johnson (Audubon) 16:18

Boys Team Scoring:

1. Riverside  29
2. Missouri Valley  44
3. Tri-Center  84
4. Treynor  102
5. Underwood  112
6. Griswold  130

Boys Top 10:

1. Cade Cleaveland (Riverside) 17:12
2. John Gunderson (Riverside) 17:24
3. Ean Patrick (Riverside) 18:08
4. Taylor Tuel (Tri-Center) 18:25
5. Drew Pauley (MoValley) 18:29
6. Brady Ryun (Riverside) 18:34
7. Caleb Wilson (MoValley) 18:35
8. Xavier Olivo (Griswold) 18:35
9. Devon Jensen (MoValley) 18:38
10. Logan Reinig (MoValley) 18:41

Hawkeye 10:

• (3-0) Kuemper Catholic 25-25-25, Atlantic 19-22-11 (see stats below)
• (3-0) Harlan 25-25-25, Denison-Schleswig 16-11-13
• (3-0) Clarinda 25-25-25, Creston 21-12-16

Western Iowa:

• (3-0) Missouri Valley 25-25-25, Audubon 17-14-9
• (3-0) Treynor 25-25-25, A-H-S-T 22-8-13
• (3-0) Tri-Center 25-25-25, Griswold 15-14-6
• (3-0) Underwood beat Riverside

Others:

• (2-0) Bedford 25-25, Corning 14-18
• (2-0) Bedford 25-25, Wayne 12-10
• (3-2) Coon Rapids-Bayard 25-15-29-21-15, Guthrie Center 23-25-27-25-9
• (3-0) Des Moines Christian 25-25-25, West Central Valley 5-23-15
• (2-1) Nodaway Valley 23-25-16, Pleasantville 25-13-14
• (2-1)Nodaway Valley 25-20-16, Martensdale-St Marys 21-25-14

Leaders for Trojanns were:

Attacks:
Kaitlynn Walter 8 of 12 with 4 kills
Sam McConnell 23 of 25 with 3 kills
Paige Kennon 7 of 7 with 2 kills

Serving:
Sam Petersen 12 of 13 with 4 aces
Kaitlynn Walter 10 of 10
Paige Kennon 10 of 11

Digs:
Kenzie Holmes 11 digs
Kaitlynn Walter and Shelby Worth 8 digs
Taylor Barry 7 digs

Assists:
Paige Kennon 7 assists
Shelby Worth 3 assists

Atlantic Coach Chris Jahnke Comments:
“I was pleased with the way we started the match. We had them right where we wanted them in game two. After a timeout, momentum shifted back to them and we just couldn’t finish it out after being up 22-18. Now, we switch gears to prepare for Harlan on Thursday. That game should be a similar match up to what we faced tonight.”

CAM Tournament

• (2-0) Tri-Center 21-21, CAM 8-12
• (2-0) Tri-Center 21-21, Nodaway Valley 9-6
• (2-0) Tri-Center 21-21, Panorama 8-6
• (2-0) Tri-Center 25-25, Riverside 10-14
• (2-0) Tri-Center 25-25, Villisca 17-10
• (2-1) Villisca 21-15-15, Riverside 17-21-6
• (2-1) Villisca 21-17-15, Adair-Casey 16-21-13
• (2-1) Villisca 21-19-15, Orient-Macksburg 14-21-10
• (2-0) Villisca 25-25, Panorama 14-20
• (2-1) Orient-Macksburg 21-13-15, Adair-Casey 18-21-12
• (2-1) Adair-Casey 21-14-16, Riverside 14-21-14

Walnut Tournament:

• (2-0) A-H-S-T 21-21, Fremont-Mills 13-16
• (2-0) A-H-S-T 21-21, Paton-Churdan 13-12
• (2-0) A-H-S-T 25-25, Walnut 21-17
• (2-1) Woodbine 15-21-15, A-H-S-T 21-7-12
• (2-1) Woodbine 15-25-16, A-H-S-T 25-18-14
• (2-1) Woodbine 21-16-15, Fremont-Mills 16-21-12
• (2-0) Woodbine 21-21, East Greene 10-20
• (2-0) Woodbine 21-21, Paton-Churdan 15-11
• (2-0) Fremont-Mills 21-21, Paton-Churdan 12-9

Others:

• (2-1) St. Albert 16-25-25, Wahoo Bishop Neumann 25-19-23
• (2-0) Stanton 21-21, Nishnabotna 18-17
• (2-0) Western Christian 21-21, Creston 8-13

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Matt Cassel threw for 257 yards and four touchdowns, and Kansas City scored the final 21 points to pull out a 28-24 victory over the winless Indianapolis Colts. Dwayne Bowe and Steve Breaston each caught two TD passes to give the Chiefs (2-3) their first win at Indianapolis. The 17-point comeback matched the biggest comeback in team history. With Peyton Manning watching from the sideline, Curtis Painter had a brilliant first half. He was 12 of 17 for 237 yards with two TDs and a quarterback rating of 152.2 as the Colts (0-5) built a 24-7 lead. But Cassel found Breaston for a 16-yard TD pass just before halftime and Bowe on a 5-yard score with 40 seconds left in the third quarter to get the Chiefs within 24-21. Then, with 5:15 left in the game, Breaston caught the 11-yard go-ahead score.

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(click on district header to see standings)

Class 3-A, District 1

• Lewis Central 17, Atlantic 10
• Winterset 46, Glenwood 0
• Creston 23, Carroll 14
• Harlan 63, Red Oak 0

Class 3-A, District 2

• Bishop Heelan Catholic 37, Denison 16

Class 2-A, District 2

• Kuemper Catholic 59, OA-BCIG 14
• JSPC 30, Missouri Valley 0

Class 2-A, District 8

• PCM 35, Clarinda  0
• Shenandoah 19, Clarke 14

Class 1-A, District 1

• Northwest Webster 21,   IKM-Manning 14

Class 1-A, District 7

• Panorama 47, West Central Valley 0
• Des Moines Christian 34, Nodaway Valley 33

Class 1-A, District 8

• Tri-Center 41, Clarinda Academy 6
• Griswold 26,  Audubon 0
• Logan-Magnolia 42, Underwood 14
• St. Albert 31,  Treynor 7

Class A, District 7

• Guthrie Center 12, Southeast Warren 7

Class A, District 8

• Exira/EHK 28,  A-H-S-T  21
• Corning 31, Riverside 0

8-Man, District 6

• Adair-Casey 50, Lenox 13
• Murray 52, Lamoni 12
• CAM 50, East Union 6
• Mormon Trail 53, Ankeny Christian 24

8-Man, District 7

• Coon Rapids-Bayard 71, Charter Oak-Ute 0
• Ar-We-Va 41, Woodbine 22
• Glidden-Ralston 28, Boyer Valley 22

8-Man, District 8

• East Mills 79, Nishnabotna 12
• South Page 44, Essex  12
• Fremont-Mills 59, Sidney 14
• Stanton 58, Villisca 14

A “World Championship” outdoor event will take place in Anita later this month. The Patternmaster’s BDC World Championships are scheduled for October 20th through the 23rd, at Hansen Outfitters, in Anita. The National Bird Dog Circuit event is in its 8th year, and will be televised on the Sportsman Channel and MAV-TV, beginning in January, 2012. The organization estimates more than 25,000 viewers will watch the taped event.

Paul Hansen, with Hansen Outfitters in Anita, said the BDC Qualifying events were held in the community last year, as well as the BDC Players Tournament. Players from all across the country and Canada attended the event. The Patternmaster’s BDC World Championships are expected to bring anywhere from 100- to 125-professional hunters and their dogs to Anita.  Hansen says that means a big infusion of money into the surrounding area, and it’s already taking place, in the form of motel reservations. He says motels are already booked in Atlantic, Anita and Adair. Hansen says people will begin showing up in the area one-week in advance, and they’re going to be looking for places to eat, and things to do. The event also offers an opportunity to showcase not only Anita and the surrounding communities, but our local school musical talent and youth groups.

Hansen says the Anita High School Choir will sing the National Anthem, accompanied by the Atlantic Marching High School Band, and the Girls Scouts and Boy Scouts will serve as the Color Guard.
Filming of the performance will begin 7:30-a.m., October 21st. The public is invited to attend, and watch the students perform. Gallery seating will be available to watch the field trials and related filming. In addition, the Anita Volunteer Fire Department will be raising funds for the ambulance drive, and holding a banquet for the BDC players and staff. All the proceeds will benefit the fire department.

Registration for the BDC World Championships begins on Wednesday, October 19th. Competition events start bright and early the next morning, in the Pointing and Flushing Doubles Division. Hansen says the event takes place on an eight-acre field. Three birds are planted to represent foul shot by the hunter. The dog has to locate the bird and bring it back to the hunter, who must then harvest the bird. Each trial is timed. The man/dog team with the best score and times, wins.

On Friday, October 21st, participants in the Pointing and Flushing Top Gun Division run match play are scheduled to compete, with activities continuing through Sunday, and an awards ceremony to follow. Hansen says there are trophies and cash prizes at stake. He says the trophy package is worth $16,000. BDC President Max Wroten said in a press release, that they “Look forward to a great event and good times in Anita.” He added that he hopes it becomes an annual event. For more information, visit www.nbdca.com.

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