Heartland Cross Country Invitational:

The Atlantic girls finished sixth in the Red Division, and Taylor McCreedy finished in the top ten in a field of 75-runners at the 15th Annual Heartland Cross Country invitational at Pella on Saturday. The Trojans were led by McCreedy’s 10th place overall finish in a time of 20:58.50. Claire Pellett finished 17th for the Trojans, Maddie Botos and Addie DeArment finished 34th and 35th respectively.

Girls Team Scoring: 

1. Southeast Polk, 26
2. A-D-M, 86
3. Carlisle, 114
4. Marshalltown, 115
5. Davis County, 124
6. Atlantic, 126
7. Ottumwa, 129
8. Chariton, 192

Craig Alan Becker finished 2^nd in a field of 72, and the Atlantic boys team finished third in the Red Division of the 15^th Annual Heartland Classic Cross Country Meet at Pella, Saturday. Becker finished in a time of 16:35.30. Eli Larson of Center-Point Urbana won the individual title in a time of 16:22.3.

The Trojans had four runners in the top twenty: Drew Engler finished 18^th, 18:10.40, Zane Berg, 19^th, 18:13.60, and Ethan Williams crossed the finish line in 20^th place with a time of 18:22.80. Tyrell Williams, rounded out the Trojan scoring with a fifth place finish in 19:26.50. Isaac Altman was 46^th, and Alex Sampson finished 47^th.

Boys Team Scores:

1. Carlisle, 53
2. Center Point-Urbana, 54
3. Atlantic, 91
4. Davis County, 95
5. Ottumwa, 127
6. Marshalltown, 140
7. Ballard, 156
8. Chariton, 238

Bondurant-Farrar Tournament:

(2-1) Atlantic 21-7-15, Nevada 15-21-11 (Alyssa Derby 11 kills, Haley Rasmussen 13 assists and 3 aces)
(2-0) Atlantic 21-21, Winterset 17-12 (Caroline Pellett 5 kills. Mia Trotter 9 digs)
(2-0) Knoxville 21-21, Atlantic 17-12 (Haley Rasmussen 8 assists, 9 digs each)
(2-0) Bondurant-Farrar 21-21, Atlantic 10-10 (Mia Trotter and Haley Rasmussen 4 digs each)
(2-1) Cedar Rapids Kennedy 15-21-15, Atlantic 21-18-12 (Abby Smith 6 kills and 12 digs. Alyssa Derby 4 kills, 4 blocks)

**Atlantic will host St. Albert Thursday night.

ACGC Tournament:
(2-0) Championship: ACGC 25-25, Nodaway Valley 19-19
(2-0) ACGC over West Central Valley
(2-0) ACGC over Glidden-Ralston
(2-0) ACGC over Colfax-Mingo
(2-0) Nodaway Valley over Exira-EHK
(2-0) Nodaway Valley over Colfax-Mingo
(2-0) Nodaway Valley over West Central Valley
(2-0) West Central Valley over Exira-EHK
(2-0) West Central Valley over Colfax-Mingo
(2-1) Glidden-Ralston over Exira-EHK
(2-1) Colfax-Mingo over Glidden-Ralston

Carroll Tournament:

(2-0) Newell-Fonda 21-21 Ar-We-Va 11-11
(2-0) Newell-Fonda 21-21 IKM-Manning 15-13
(2-0) Ar-We-Va 21-22, South Central Calhoun 19-20
(2-0) South Central Calhoun 21-21 IKM-Manning 15-11
(2-0) Humboldt 21-21, IKM-Manning 3-10
(2-0) Humboldt 21-21, Ar-We-Va 10-9

Red Oak/Glenwood Tournament

At Red Oak:

(2-0) Red Oak 23-21, Underwood 21-17
(2-0) Red Oak 21-21, Creston 12-13
(2-0) Red Oak 21-21, Tri-Center 16-15
(2-0) Red Oak 21-21, St. Albert 14-16
(2-0) Underwood 21-21, Creston 9-9
(2-0) Underwood 21-21, Tri-Center 12-17
(2-0) Underwood 21-21, St. Albert 18-18
(2-0) St. Albert 21-21, Tri-Center 10-5
(2-0) St. Albert 21-21, Creston 19-14

At Glenwood

(2-0) Glenwood 21-21, Treynor 12-10
(2-0) Glenwood 21-21, Sidney 11-17
(2-1) Glenwood 14-21-15, Abraham Lincoln 21-11-5
(2-0) Glenwood 21-21, Clarinda 5-8
(2-1) Treynor 21-17-15, Clarinda 11-21-11
(2-1) Treynor 16-21-15, Abraham Lincoln 21-16-10
(2-0) Treynor 22-21, Sidney 20-8
(2-0) Sidney 21-21, Clarinda 19-19
(2-0) Abraham Lincoln 21-21, Clarinda 13-7
(2-0) Abraham Lincoln 21-21, Sidney 8-12

West Harrison Tournament
(2-0) AHSTW 21-21, Woodbine 19-13
(2-0) AHSTW 21-21, West Harrison 19-19
(2-1) AHSTW 16-21-15, Whiting 21-16-13
(2-0) Missouri Valley 21-21, AHSTW 17-13
(2-0) Missouri Valley 21-21 Thomas Jefferson 10-18
(2-1) Missouri Valley 21-15-18, West Harrison 9-21-7
(2-0) Missouri Valley 21-21 Woodbine 16-12
(2-1) Thomas Jefferson 16-21-15, AHSTW 21-19-6
(2-1) Thomas Jefferson 21-15-15, West Harrison 13-21-12
(2-0) Thomas Jefferson 21-21, Woodbine 15-15
(2-0) Thomas Jefferson 21-21 Whiting 6-9
(2-0) West Harrison 21-21 Whiting 9-10

Mount Ayr Tournament

(2-1) East Mills 21-16-15, Shenandoah 19-21-7
(2-0) East Mills 21-21, Clarke 7-10
(2-0) East Mills 25-25, Interstate 6-15
(2-1) Mount Ayr 21-22-20, Wayne 20-24-18
(2-1) Interstate 35 9-22-15, Mount Ayr 21-20-9
(2-1) Lamoni 17-21-15 Mount Ayr 21-13-8

Championship: East Mills 25-25 Lamoni 14-17

FORT DODGE TOURNAMENT 

(3-1) Ridge View 25-25-14-25 Lewis Central 20-18-25-21
(3-0) Lewis Central 25-25-25 Fort Dodge 21-16-14

Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Tyler O’Neill hit a two-run double to end a no-hit bid started by Pittsburgh’s Mitch Keller, and the St. Louis Cardinals rallied to beat the Pirates 5-4. Keller threw 84 pitches over six no-hit innings and was pulled from the game leading 4-0, but the Cardinals scored five runs off relief pitchers Geoff Hartlieb and Sam Howard in the seventh. O’Neill broke up the no-hit bid and keyed the inning with his bases-loaded double against Howard. St. Louis improved to 25-24 and is a game ahead of Cincinnati and Milwaukee for second place in the NL Central. The top two teams in each division advancing to the expanded postseason.

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Corbin Burnes threw six solid innings of four-hit ball, Ryan Braun hit a three-run homer in Milwaukee’s four-run eighth and the Brewers beat the Kansas City Royals 5-0. Burnes is continues to be the best starting pitcher on the Brewers’ staff. He is 4-0 in his last five starts with 47 strikeouts and six walks in that span. Against the Royals, he struck out nine.

UNDATED (AP) — The Big Ten’s third football schedule of the 2020 season is highlighted by Michigan-Ohio State on Dec. 12, the final day of the conference’s regular-season and the latest date the rivals have ever played. The Big Ten released an eight-games-in-eight-weeks schedule that will start the weekend of Oct. 24. The opening weekend features Nebraska at Ohio State, two teams that were at the forefront of the grassroots push to play fall football in the Big Ten. In Week 2, Ohio State will play at Penn State on Halloween.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Health officials say a Chiefs fan who tested positive for COVID-19 one day after attending the season opener was allowed into a lower level box seat without a negative test through a lapse. The Kansas City Star reports that the fan should have been tested for COVID-19 before being admitted to the box, per the Chiefs policy, which applies only to those sitting in suites, including the lower level field boxes. Kansas City Health Department spokesman Bill Snook said the agency is working with the Chiefs, who are responsible for the testing, to strengthen the protocol.