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High School Basketball Scoreboard 12/02/2019

Sports

December 2nd, 2019 by admin

Girls Basketball

Creston 65, Winterset 56
Fremont-Mills 58, Heartland Christian 41
Gilbert 74, Kuemper Catholic 47
Harlan 46, Treynor 36
Logan-Magnolia 51, Westwood 40
Mount Ayr 78, Clarke 47
Nodaway Valley 60, Clarinda 12
Ogden 54, Greene County 20
Pleasantville 40, Twin Cedars 29
South Central Calhoun 46, Audubon 39
Southeast Valley 34, Madrid 29
Southwest Valley 64, Griswold 28
Underwood 58, Shenandoah 45
West Central Valley 68, Southeast Warren 48

Boys Basketball

AHSTW 68, Woodbine 39
Clarinda 63, Nodaway Valley 57
Lewis Central 84, Sioux City North 59
Logan-Magnolia 38, Westwood 33
Mount Ayr 64, Clarke 46
South Central Calhoun 61, Audubon 39
Southwest Valley 61, Griswold 38
Underwood 66, Shenandoah 45
Winterset 66, Creston 39

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Southwest Valley zips past Griswold in boys hoops opener

Sports

December 2nd, 2019 by admin

The Southwest Valley Timberwolves jumped to an 18-3 lead by the end of the first quarter and zipped away to a 61-38 win over Griswold on Monday night. The Timberwolves got off to a strong start behind the early hot shooting of  Blaine Venteicher who had 10 points in the opening quarter. He would eventually lead all-scorers on the night with 18 points, including four 3-point makes.

The Timberwolves also got 14 points from Tucker Tepoel, 12 from Garrett Mann, and 10 from Adam Harris. Southwest Valley will try to build on their opening win on Tuesday night in a home meeting with Shenandoah.

Griswold was led by 15 points from Jayden Amend and Adam Houser finished with 9. The Tigers struggled to get consistent good looks on the offensive end and forced up a large number of tough shots throughout the night. The Tigers have a while to get back to work in practice, their next game isn’t until a December 13th trip to Sidney.

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Southwest Valley girls hoops opens season with big win over Griswold

Sports

December 2nd, 2019 by admin

The Southwest Valley Timberwolves opened up the girls basketball season with 64-28 win over Griswold on Monday night. The Timberwolves grabbed the lead early and put the game out of reach by halftime. It was 14-3 at the end of the 1st and the T’wolves pushed the lead to 33-8 by half.

Rylee Jacobs led the way with 17 points on the night and Kayley Myers had a strong night in the post with 15 points. Maggie Haer also finished in double digits with 13 points for Southwest Valley. The Timberwolves will be right back at it on Tuesday, hosting Shenandoah.

Griswold was led by 7 points apiece from Hope Ogg and McKenna Wiechman.  The Tigers will travel to face Nodaway Valley on Tuesday.

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Carter drops 25 as UNI routs Luther

Sports

December 2nd, 2019 by admin

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) — Noah Carter had 25 points as Northern Iowa routed Luther 110-51 on Monday night.

AJ Green had 19 points for Northern Iowa (8-1), which earned its sixth consecutive home victory. Trae Berhow added 17 points and Antwan Kimmons had 13 points for the Panthers, who set a home-court record for points scored in a game.

It was the first time Northern Iowa had scored over 100 points since the 2012-13 season. The Panthers sprinted to a 17-0 advantage before the Norse got on the board.

Gage Thompson had 11 points for the Norse, a Division III school. Garrian Wade and James Kappus added 10 points apiece.

Northern Iowa plays Colorado on the road next Tuesday.

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Mills County Sheriff’s report (12/2)

News

December 2nd, 2019 by Ric Hanson

Six people were arrested over the past week in Mills County, including three who were taken into custody drug charges. Authorities say 37-year old Dawn Elizabeth Gabriel, of Nebraska City, NE., was arrested at around 4:45-p.m. Thursday following a traffic stop on I-29. Gabriel was charged with Driving While Barred, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Bond was set at $15,000.

Saturday night, 30-year old Michael Lashell Mytriel Goyner, of Omaha, was arrested at 315th Street and Highway 34, for Possession of a Controlled Substance, Possession with the intent to deliver, a drug tax stamp violation, and speeding. Bond was set at $10,000. At the same location about 50-minutes earlier, 21-year old Darrell Leroy Thompson, also of Omaha, was arrested for Possession of a controlled substance with the intent to deliver, and two counts of Failure to Affix a Drug Tax Stamp. His bond was also set at $10,000.

44-year old Shawn Bernard Studey, of Shenandoah, was arrested Nov. 27th at the Page County Jail, on a Mills County warrant for Failure to Appear. 38-year old Christopher Michael Hall, of Glenwood, was arrested Nov. 30th for Public Intoxication. And, 22-year old Michaela Cheyenne Goodman, of Malvern, was arrested Sunday night for OWI/2nd offense and Driving While Revoked.

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Iowa will pay anti-abortion protesters’ legal bills

News

December 2nd, 2019 by Ric Hanson

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The state of Iowa has agreed to pay $130,000 in legal bills for two eastern Iowa anti-abortion rights protesters who successfully challenged a portion of the state’s disorderly conduct law.

Anthony Miano and Nicholas Rolland, both of Davenport, frequently read aloud from the Bible and preach on public sidewalks outside abortion clinics. They sued Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller and Johnson County Attorney Janet Lyness last year after Miano was found in violation of a law making it a simple misdemeanor to create loud and raucous noise near residences or public buildings that cause unreasonable distress to occupants.

On Sept. 26, U.S. District Court Judge Rebecca Goodgame Ebinger found a section of the Iowa Code unconstitutionally vague because it subjects speakers to criminal punishment based on the reactions of third parties. She ordered the state to pay legal fees for Miano and Rolland.

On Monday, the Iowa Appeal Board approved payment of $127,300 to the Virginia-based American Center for Law & Justice, a Christian-based activist group, and $6,742 to Iowa-based Munro Law Office.

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Judge halts enforcement of Iowa’s newest ag-gag law

Ag/Outdoor, News

December 2nd, 2019 by Ric Hanson

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A federal court judge says the state of Iowa cannot enforce its latest attempt to stifle undercover investigations of livestock farms and denied the state’s efforts to dismiss a lawsuit challenging this year’s so-called ag-gag law.

The Republican-led legislature passed the state’s second such law in March, two months after a federal judge struck down the previous 2012 law, saying it violated constitutional free-speech rights. The new law created a trespass charge for undercover investigators. Lawmakers claimed they crafted it more narrowly to avoid free speech claims.

However, U.S. District Judge James Gritzner said in his ruling filed Monday that the animal rights and civil rights groups filing the lawsuit had raised enough legal issues to allow the case to proceed. Gritzner also prohibited the state from enforcing the law while the lawsuit moves forward.

Similar laws in Idaho and Utah have been struck down as unconstitutional.

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AP Women’s College Basketball Top 25 12/02/2019

Sports

December 2nd, 2019 by admin

The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ women’s college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Dec. 1, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking:

Record Pts Prv
1. Stanford (23) 8-0 740 3
2. Louisville (5) 8-0 708 8
3. Oregon 6-1 662 1
4. UConn (2) 6-0 657 4
5. Oregon St. 7-0 623 7
6. South Carolina 8-1 609 5
7. Baylor 7-1 597 2
8. Florida St. 7-0 517 12
9. Maryland 7-1 507 9
10. Mississippi St. 8-1 472 10
11. UCLA 7-0 430 11
12. Texas A&M 5-1 429 6
13. NC State 8-0 397 12
14. Indiana 6-1 368 17
15. Kentucky 7-0 367 14
16. DePaul 6-1 291 16
17. Tennessee 7-0 230 20
18. Gonzaga 6-1 218 22
19. Michigan St. 6-1 184 15
20. Arizona 7-0 182 24
21. Miami 5-2 144 19
22. Missouri St. 7-1 101 –
23. Arkansas 7-1 94 25
24. Michigan 6-1 42 –
25. LSU 7-1 41 –

Others receiving votes: Syracuse 29, Florida Gulf Coast 28, South Dakota 27, West Virginia 24, Minnesota 10, Notre Dame 5, North Carolina 5, Rutgers 3, Northwestern 3, Purdue 2, Colorado 1, Creighton 1, TCU 1, Drake 1.

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AP Men’s College Basketball Top 25 12/02/2019

Sports

December 2nd, 2019 by admin

The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Dec. 1, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking:

Record Pts Prv
1. Louisville (48) 7-0 1599 2
2. Kansas (3) 6-1 1497 4
3. Maryland 8-0 1446 5
4. Michigan (9) 7-0 1429 —
5. Virginia (5) 7-0 1424 7
6. Ohio St. 7-0 1244 10
7. North Carolina 6-1 1162 6
8. Kentucky 6-1 1096 9
9. Gonzaga 8-1 1095 8
10. Duke 7-1 1083 1
11. Michigan St. 5-2 964 3
12. Arizona 9-0 875 14
13. Oregon 6-2 785 11
14. Auburn 7-0 698 18
15. Memphis 6-1 652 16
16. Seton Hall 6-2 629 13
17. Florida St. 7-1 562 —
18. Baylor 5-1 466 19
19. Dayton 5-1 386 —
20. Colorado 6-0 371 21
21. Tennessee 6-1 331 17
22. Washington 5-1 222 23
23. Villanova 5-2 192 22
24. Butler 7-0 165 —
25. Utah St. 7-1 112 15

Others receiving votes: Florida 111, Xavier 91, San Diego St. 89, Saint Mary’s (Cal) 86, Oklahoma St. 85, Texas Tech 43, West Virginia 28, Purdue 24, DePaul 18, Arkansas 17, Indiana 13, Penn St. 9, Stephen F Austin 7, Oklahoma 6, Liberty 5, Notre Dame 2, Richmond 2, VCU 2, Delaware 1, SMU 1.

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November below normal in temperature and precipitation, above in snow

News, Weather

December 2nd, 2019 by Ric Hanson

(Radio Iowa/KJAN weather data) — State Climatologist Justin Glissan says November was below normal in a couple of areas. “Temperature wise — we were at 32-point-four degrees Fahrenheit — which is four degrees below average,” according to Glissan. “Looking at the precipitation side of things, we were at one-point-four inches. Which is about six-tenths below average.

In Atlantic, our average High for the month was 45, the average Low was 23, and we received just .85” (eighty-five one-hundredths) of an inch of precipitation (including both liquid and frozen forms), which was one-inch below normal. Statewide, Glissan says snowfall was the one area that was above normal for November. “We had four-point-four inches statewide — which is about two inches above average. And a majority of that fell in the northern part of the state,” Glissan says.

Atlantic was on the low side of the snow, however, at just 1.1 inches for the month. We entered the winter season on Sunday and Glissan says the outlook calls for more precipitation than normal in the coming months. “We’re looking at December, January, February. We do have a precipitation signal in the climate outlook that show us an elevated change of wetter than normal conditions all across the upper Midwest. In fact stretching from Seattle all the way to the east coast and down to Missouri,” Glissan says. “So yes, we’re in that higher probability of wetter than average conditions.”

He says there isn’t a clear read on what the temperatures will be like. He says we are in what’s called an E-C or equal chance of above, below or average temperatures moving into winter. Glissan says December is normally the third driest month of the year.

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