IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa women’s basketball game against Indiana on Sunday, Jan. 23 inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa, has been postponed due to COVID-19 protocols within the Indiana program.

Both programs will actively work with the Big Ten Conference to find a rescheduled date to play the game.

Per the amended Big Ten Conference 2021-22 Forfeiture Guidelines, this game will be postponed and the Conference office will coordinate the rescheduling process with both schools. If the game is not able to be rescheduled, it would count as a “no contest” for both teams.

Fans in possession of tickets for Sunday’s game should hold on to them.  If a replacement opponent is found, these tickets will be good for a replacement game Sunday.  If no replacement game is found, these tickets will be good for a possible make-up game with Indiana.  If there is a replacement game Sunday, season ticket holders will automatically be issued new tickets for a possible make-up date with Indiana.

The Hawkeyes head to Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Thursday, Jan. 20 to take on the Minnesota Gophers inside Williams Arena. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. (CT) on B1G Network.

Iowa coach Fran McCaffery says he is not focused on the power rankings as the Hawkeyes get set to visit Rutgers tonight (Wednesday night). Iowa is just outside the AP Poll and has a lofty spot in both the NET and kenpom rankings. McCaffery says the only thing that matters is to continue winning.

McCaffery says the power rankings don’t matter until March.

Iowa is 14-4 overall and 3-3 in the Big Ten.

The UNI Panthers put their five game winning streak on the line tonight (Wednesday night), at Valparaiso. The Panthers hammered the Beacons 92-65 in Cedar Falls back on January fifth.

That’s UNI coach Ben Jacobson does not think his players are expecting the same type of game.

Jacobson says his players expect a much tougher game.

Valparaiso coach Matt Lottich says the Panthers are rolling.

Lottich says the Panthers overcame a slow start to the season.

Texas Tech outscored Iowa State 34-17 to start the second half as the 18th ranked Red Raiders beat the 15th ranked Cyclones 72-60. ISU shot less than 37 percent, including five of 26 from three point range.

That’s ISU coach T.J. Otzelberger. Tech made 25 of 29 free throws in the second half.

The Cyclones trailed 26-23 at halftime before Tech took charge.

Caleb Grill led Iowa State with 17 points. The Cyclones fall to 2-4 in the Big 12.

@ Baxter
South Central Calhoun 64, ACGC 18
South Central Calhoun 49, Woodward-Granger 27
South Central Calhoun 65, Baxter 15
Woodward-Granger 51, ACGC 21
Woodward-Granger 69, Baxter 12
ACGC 48, Baxter 24

@ Southwest Valley
Bedford/Lenox 57, Mount Ayr 18
Bedford/Lenox 51, Van Meter 20
Bedford/Lenox 48, SW Valley 30
SW Valley 57, Mount Ayr 18
SW Valley 45, Van Meter 34
Van Meter 36, Mount Ayr 27

@ Missouri Valley
Missouri Valley 39, Clarinda 34
Missouri Valley 54, Southwest Iowa 22
Missouri Valley 54, Tri-Center 27
Clarinda 54, Southwest Iowa 24
Clarinda 54, Tri-Center 24
Southwest Iowa 40, Tri-Center 19

@ Underwood
Underwood 64, Audubon 12
Underwood 52, Treynor 21
Underwood 72, Woodbine 0
Treynor 78, Woodbine 0
Treynor 64, Audubon 12
Audubon 48, Woodbine 0

@ Woodbury Central
Logan-Magnolia 68, Woodbury Central 9
Logan-Magnolia 48, Bishop Heelan 27
Bishop Heelan 51, Woodbury Central 18

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Atlantic 57, Red Oak 24 (A: Jada Jensen 17pts.)
Creston 37, Shenandoah 30
Glenwood 78, Indianola 49
Kuemper Catholic 56, Clarinda 33
Lewis Central 46, Denison-Schleswig 33

Western Iowa Conference
IKM-Manning 48, AHSTW 37
Logan-Magnolia 59, Missouri Valley 16
Treynor 47, Audubon 44
Underwood 61, Riverside 24

Rolling Valley Conference
Exira-EHK 46, Ar-We-Va 12
CAM 75, Paton-Churdan 27 (C: Kiera Nichols 20pts.)
Coon Rapids-Bayard 58, West Harrison 12
Woodbine 56, Boyer Valley 49

Corner Conference Tournament
Pool A
Stanton 51, Griswold 27
Pool B
East Mills 69, Essex 24

Pride of Iowa Conference
Central Decatur 56, Bedford 36
Lenox 61, Mount Ayr 46
Martensdale-St. Marys 65, East Union 35
Nodaway Valley 75, SW Valley 35 (NV: Maddax DeVault 26pts, Lindsey Davis 21pts)
SE Warren 45, Wayne 30

Other Scores
ACGC 52, Ogden 16
CB Abraham Lincoln 63, Sioux City North 37
Diagonal 50, Orient-Macksburg 35
Sioux City West 72, CB Thomas Jefferson 29
Panorama 61, West Central Valley 21
Van Meter 71, Pleasantville 28

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Red Oak 72, Atlantic 66
Clarinda 58, Kuemper Catholic 44
Creston 70, Shenandoah 33
Glenwood 79, St. Albert 67- OT
Lewis Central 50, Denison-Schleswig 37

Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 63, IKM-Manning 34- (A: Raydden Grobe sets school record with 9 made threes, 29pts)
Logan-Magnolia 51, Missouri Valley 41
Riverside 44, Underwood 34
Treynor 64, Audubon 36

Rolling Valley Conference
Boyer Valley 48, Woodbine 40
CAM 49, Paton-Churdan 34
Coon Rapids-Bayard 66, West Harrison 41
Exira-EHK 49, Ar-We-Va 46

Corner Conference Tournament
Pool A
East Mills 84, Essex 25
Pool B
Stanton 76, Griswold 51

Pride of Iowa Conference
Martensdale-St. Marys 81, East Union 40
Mount Ayr 68, Lenox 47
Nodaway Valley 53, Southwest Valley 42 (NV: Matthew Weber 21pts)

Other Scores
ACGC 72, Ogden 69 (A: Miles Kading 29pts)
CB Abraham Lincoln 72, Sioux City North 37
Diagonal 55, Orient-Macksburg 22
Earlham 87, Woodward Academy 47
Panorama 58, West Central Valley 45

Class 4A

Others receiving votes: Iowa City, West 15. Valley, West Des Moines 10. Waterloo, West 9. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 6. Des Moines, Lincoln 6. Southeast Polk 2.

Class 3A

Others receiving votes: Waverly-Shell Rock 10. Dubuque Wahlert 9. Denison-Schleswig 8. Estherville Lincoln Central 6. Marion 3. Le Mars 1.

Class 2A

Others receiving votes: Denver 10. Osage 9. Roland-Story, Story City 9. Garner-Hayfield/Ventura 8. Central Decatur, Leon 7. Jesup 6. Des Moines Christian 5. Clarion-Goldfield 4. Pella Christian 2. AC-GC 1.

Class 1A

Others receiving votes: Edgewood-Colesburg 14. Danville 9. Dunkerton 9. Janesville 7. WACO, Wayland 3. Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 3. Newell-Fonda 3. Lynnville-Sully 1.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – Tulane transfer Anna Davis will join the University of Iowa volleyball team, it was announced Tuesday by head coach Jim Barnes. 

Davis, a middle hitter from Castle Rock, Colorado, played her first two seasons with the Green Wave before entering the transfer portal. 

Davis started all 32 matches she played in the fall, appearing in 119 sets. She totaled 232 kills, 63 digs, 92 blocks (0.77 per set), and 25 services aces. 

In the spring 2021 season, Davis saw action in 20 games and 76 sets. She posted 159 kills, 19 digs, and 40 blocks in her first season in New Orleans.    

Davis was a second-team All-America pick and one of the top 50 senior players in the nation according to PrepVolleyball.com as a prep at Valor Christian High School. She totaled 964 kills while hitting .474 in 391 sets, and 185 service aces and 408 total blocks over her four years. Davis helped lead Valor Christian to its first-ever state championship in 5A. She was named the South Metro Co-Volleyball Player of the Year to go along with being a second team all-state pick and first team all-league selection.

AHS will be hosting an old uniform sale Thursday, January 20h and Tuesday, January 25th in the high school commons.  The sale will run from 4:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. both days.  There are old jerseys, pants, warm-ups, and other items from various sports.  Cost will be from $1 – $5, depending on the item.

ACGC and CAM needed two extra session to decide a victor on the boys hardwood on Monday. The Chargers came out on top 62-60 to move to 10-3 on the season.

It was a tie game at 9 at the end of the first and CAM led 19-18 at halftime. The Cougars were able to get some offense rolling in the third and led by 8 entering the fourth. The Chargers didn’t fade away and chipped into the lead. Miles Kading hit a short jumper to put the Chargers up 47-45, their first lead since 18-17 in the second quarter. Sam Foreman tied it before the Chargers ran down the clock for a last look that went out of bounds and neither team could do anything with .2 of a second on the clock.

In the first overtime period the Chargers were able to go up three 52-49 late but the Cougars ran a great play out of a timeout to get Colby Rich a look at a corner three that he drilled to tie it at 52 and send the game to a second overtime.

The Chargers grabbed an advantage midway through the second overtime and led 62-55 with under 30 seconds left. Lane Spieker drilled a deep three and CAM immediately got a steal on the inbound. Rich missed a corner three but Cade Ticknor got a stick back to make it a two point game but time ran out on CAM. ACGC’s Jedd Weinkoetz went to inbound the ball after the Ticknor make with three seconds left and wisely just held on to the ball without putting it in play to let the time expire.

Ben Marsh had a terrific game for the Chargers and finished with 26 points. Miles Kading came up big late after just 2 points in the first three quarters and finished with 16. ACGC Head Coach Lance Kading liked the way those two finished the game.

Coach Kading enjoyed the great non-conference test for his squad.

Next up for the Chargers is a trip to Ogden on Tuesday.

CAM was led by 18 points from Cade Ticknor and 10 from Sam Foreman. The Cougars fall to 8-3 on the season and will next host Paton-Churdan on Tuesday and Exira-EHK on Friday. We’ll have that Friday game on KJAN.