When Iowa State returns to action on Sunday against Western Michigan the Cyclones will gain the services of senior forward Tre King. The native of Lexington, Kentucky transferred from Georgetown to Iowa State last fall without playing a game for the Hoyas. He began his college career at Eastern Kentucky.

That’s coach T.J. Otzelberger. King becomes eligible at the end of the first semester and will get plying time against Western Michigan.

Iowa State is 8-2.

BOYS WRESTLING

@ Red Oak

Logan-Magnolia 53, Red Oak 21
Logan-Magnolia 64, St. Albert 15
Logan-Magnolia 53, Riverside 30
Red Oak 36, Riverside 30
Red Oak 40, St. Albert 24
Riverside 48, St. Albert 24

@ Glenwood

Creston 45, Glenwood 27
Creston 68, West Central Valley 6
Creston 63, Treynor 15
Glenwood 54, Treynor 24
Glenwood 47, West Central Valley 21
West Central Valley 51, Treynor 30 

@ Maryville, MO

Maryville 48, Southwest Valley 36
Penney 42, Southwest Valley 27
Southwest Valley 54, Stanberry 24
Maryville 42, Penney 38
Penney 60, Stanberry 12

@ Sheldon

Sergeant Bluff-Luton 78, Denison-Schleswig 12
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 71, Westwood 12
Westwood 60, Denison-Schleswig 15

@ South Central Calhoun

Tri-Center 48, Audubon 12
East Sac County 36, Tri-Center 30
East Sac County 36, Audubon 18
South Central Calhoun 42, Tri-Center 36
South Central Calhoun 51, Audubon 15

@ Underwood

Missouri Valley 39, Underwood 32
Missouri Valley 78, Griswold 0
Missouri Valley 42, Nodaway Valley 36
Nodaway Valley 78, Griswold 6
Underwood 60, Griswold 12
Underwood 43, Nodaway Valley 30

GIRLS WRESTLING

Panorama Scramble

SWAT Valkyrie had 3 first place finishers at the Panrorama Scramble on Tuesday night. Ellen Gerlock, Evy Marlin, and Adyson Lundquist all won their brackets.

Riverside had 1st place finishes from Paola Gonzalez and Markely Yanes.

Denison-Schleswig’s Claire Miller was a bracket winner.

Full results HERE

The Atlantic boys basketball team suffered through some mental lapses, turnovers, and missed close-range shots in a 77-62 loss to Kuemper Catholic on Tuesday night. The Trojans held tight early with the game tied at 16 at the end of the first, but Kuemper built a 34-23 lead by half. The Knights seem to answer any Atlantic charge the rest of the way.

The Trojans struggled taking good care of the ball at times and head coach Derek Hall said their statisticians recorded 25 turnovers and that made the difference.

Jayden Proehl led the Trojans with 17 points and Colton Rasmussen added 15. Atlantic drops to 1-4 on the season and will travel to Lewis Central on Friday, a game we’ll have on KJAN.

Kuemper Catholic was led by 18 points from Dawson Gifford and the Knights improved to 4-1. They will face Kingsley-Pierson in their next game on Friday.

Aubrey Guyer banked in a three at the end of the third quarter and that helped spark the Atlantic girls basketball team to a strong finish and 49-42 win over Kuemper Catholic on Tuesday night.

The Trojans led by as many as 8 in the second quarter but that lead dwindled away with the Knights getting their first lead of the game at 32-31 late in the third quarter. Atlantic used a 7-0 run early in the fourth to get the separation they needed for the win. Atlantic head coach Dan Vargason was proud of the way the team finished.

Jada Jensen led Atlantic with 18 points and Coach Vargason said her aggressiveness was a big difference in the game.

Atlantic has put together a 4-game win streak and improved to 5-2 on the season. Next up for the Trojans is a trip to Lewis Central on Friday. We’ll have that game on KJAN.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Atlantic 49, Kuemper Catholic 42 (A: Jada Jensen 18pts)
Creston 51, Shenandoah 48
Harlan 60, Glenwood 56
Lewis Central 57, Norwalk 38

Western Iowa Conference

AHSTW 55, Missouri Valley 29
Riverside 52, Audubon 35
Treynor 60, Tri-Center 21
Underwood 52, Logan-Magnolia 35

Rolling Valley Conference

CAM 95, West Harrison 47
Exira-EHK 65, Coon Rapids-Bayard 34
Glidden-Ralston 67, Paton-Churdan 45
Woodbine 71, Ar-We-Va 26

Corner Conference

Fremont-Mills 55, Sidney 40
Griswold 53, Hamburg 37
Stanton 70, Essex 19

Pride of Iowa Conference

Central Decatur 77, Southeast Warren 26
Lenox 57, Southwest Valley 52
Nodaway Valley 97, Bedord 18 (NV: Lindsey Davis 43pts, new single game school record)
Wayne 66, East Union 31

Other Scores

CB Abraham Lincoln 46, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 36
Earlham 45, West Central Valley 38
LeMars 71, CB Thomas Jefferson 22
Winterset 41, Carroll 29

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Kuemper Catholic 77, Atlantic 62 (A: Jayden Proehl 17pts)
Creston 64, Shenandoah 24
Harlan 62, Glenwood 57 (H: Jacob Birch 33pts, 14reb)
Norwalk 67, Lewis Central 40

Western Iowa Conference

AHSTW def Missouri Valley
Audubon 57, Riverside 56 (A: Collin Bauer hits wild game winning three after an intentional free throw miss by the Wheelers)
Treynor 66, Tri-Center 52
Underwood 68, Logan-Magnolia 29

Rolling Valley Conference

Exira-EHK 76, Coon Rapids-Bayard 34
West Harrison 73, CAM 43
Woodbine 59, ArWeVa 45

Corner Conference

Griswold 65, Hamburg 25
Heartland Christian 64, Whiting 20
Stanton 71, Essex 46
Fremont-Mills 57, Sidney 55

Pride of Iowa Conference

Bedford 58, Nodaway Valley 50 (NV: Boston DeVault 18pts)
Central Decatur 71, Southeast Warren 49
Southwest Valley 63, Lenox 55
Wayne 50, East Union 48

Other Scores

ACGC 79, Woodward Academy 45
Carroll 66, Winterset 62
CB Abraham Lincoln 56, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 37
Earlham 62, West Central Valley 42
LeMars 83, CB Thomas Jefferson 47

The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press Iowa high school basketball poll with first-place votes in parentheses and won-loss record, and total points:

Class 4A

Others receiving votes: Burlington 9. Johnston 7. Valley, West Des Moines 7. Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines 3. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 3. Des Moines, Lincoln 1. Marshalltown 1. Waterloo, East 1.

Class 3A

Others receiving votes: Carroll 13. Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 13. Assumption, Davenport 12. Lewis Central 7. Crestwood, Cresco 7. Dallas Center-Grimes 6. Marion 5. Ballard 3. Mount Vernon 2. Nevada 2. Charles City 2. West Delaware, Manchester 1. Glenwood 1. Harlan 1. Waverly-Shell Rock 1.

Class 2A

Others receiving votes: Grundy Center 11. Jesup 10. Monticello 9. Rock Valley 9. Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 9. South Central Calhoun 8. Van Meter 5. West Branch 3. West Lyon, Inwood 3. Mediapolis 3. Mid-Prairie, Wellman 2. Pella Christian 1. Des Moines Christian 1. Garner-Hayfield/Ventura 1.

Class 1A

Others receiving votes: Lynnville-Sully 9. Marquette Catholic, Bellevue 5. Notre Dame, Burlington 4. Mount Ayr 4. Newman Catholic, Mason City 3. Prince of Peace Prep, Clinton 3. Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 2. Gehlen Catholic, Le Mars 2. Montezuma 1. Keota 1.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa senior linebacker Jack Campbell has been named first-team All-America by Sporting News, while senior defensive back Kaevon Merriweather was named to the second-team.

Campbell is the 29th Hawkeye to earn consensus All-America status, while two of those players (OL Calvin Jones and LB Larry Station) earned the distinction in two separate seasons. Iowa football has had a consensus All-American in four straight seasons for the first time in program history.

Campbell has previously been named a first-team All-America selection by Walter Camp, FWAA and The Associated Press. The American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) teams will be announced Wednesday.

Along with the consensus All-America status, Campbell earned individual honors with two national awards last week. On Tuesday, Campbell was presented the William V. Campbell Trophy by the National Football Foundation before being presented the Butkus Award as the top linebacker in the nation on Thursday.

Campbell was previously named the Nagurski-Wooden Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year and the Butkus-Fitzgerald Big Ten Linebacker of the Year and he earned first-team All-Big Ten honors for the second consecutive season. He was named a semifinalist for the Bednarik and Rotary Lombardi awards.

Campbell (6-foot-5, 246-pounds) has led Iowa’s defense all season. He has totaled 118 tackles, which are second in the Big Ten and tied for 13th nationally. The Cedar Falls, Iowa, native also recorded two interceptions, one recovered fumble and one forced fumble, along with 3.5 tackles for loss. He has 295 career tackles to rank 19th in program history.

Iowa has had a consensus first-team All-America selection each of the last four years (K Keith Duncan, 2019; DL Daviyon Nixon, 2020; OL Tyler Linderbaum, 2021), along with two selections (LB Josey Jewell, DB Joshua Jackson) in 2017.

Meriweather earned second-team All-America honors after starting every game and ranking second on the team with three interceptions. The Michigan native has 47 tackles and scored a defensive touchdown with a fumble return in Iowa’s win at Rutgers. He was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week for his play against the Scarlet Knights.

Merriweather was named second-team All-America by The Associated Press on Monday. He also earned honorable mention All-Big Ten recognition and is a semifinalist for the Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year.

Iowa (7-5, 5-4) will face Kentucky in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl on Saturday, Dec. 31 in Nashville (11 a.m. CT, ESPN). The Hawkeyes earned their 20th bowl invite over the past 24 seasons under Moon Family head football coach Kirk Ferentz.

Tonight’s basketball games between Exira-EHK and Coon Rapids-Bayard have been moved to be played in Elk Horn now. The games will start with the varsity girls at 6:00, followed by boys varsity.