Quad @ East Union
Martensdale-St. Marys 48, SW Valley 24
Martensdale-St. Marys 54, East Union 21
SW Valley 48, East Union 36
Panorama 42, SW Valley 33
Panorama 49, Martensdale-St. Marys 27
Panorama 60, East Union 24

Tri @ Interstate-35
Pleasantville 36, Interstate 35 25
Pleasantville 66, Wayne 12
Interstate-35 66, Wayne 12

Tri @ West Central Valley
Kuemper Catholic 48,  Ogden 26
Kuemper Catholic 46, West Central Valley 30
Ogden 24, West Central Valley 18

Quad @ Woodbine
Riverside 57, ACGC 18
Riverside 72,  Woodbine 9
Tri-Center 24, Woodbine 12
ACGC  52, Woodbine 4

Tri @ Bennington, NE
Bennington 50, Logan-Magnolia 30
Bennington 69, Plattsmouth 12
Logan-Magnolia 48, Plattsmouth 26

Dual
Blair, Nebraska 56, Missouri Valley 22

Iowa rallied in the second half for an 83-74 win over Indiana on Thursday night in Iowa City. The Hawkeyes forced 23 Indiana turnovers and outscored the Hoosiers 42-26 in the second half.

Kris Murray posted his first career double-double with 29 points and 11 rebounds. Jordan Bohannon scored 11 points and hit his 400th career 3-pointer in the contest. He is one of 20 players in NCAA history to make 400 triples in a career.

Iowa improved to 12-4 on the season and 2-3 in the conference. The Hawkeyes return to action on Sunday at Minnesota at 1:00 p.m. We’ll have coverage on KJAN with pregame at 12:00 p.m.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Glenwood 60, Kuemper Catholic 28
Lewis Central 54, Creston 40
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 56, Denison-Schleswig 42
Sidney 49, Clarinda 34
St. Albert 80, Red Oak 22

Western Iowa Conference

Logan-Magnolia 63, Ar-We-Va 36
Treynor 54, Missouri Valley 14
Tri-Center 48, CB Thomas Jefferson 33
Underwood 65, AHSTW 45

Rolling Valley Conference

Coon Rapids-Bayard 53, Woodward-Granger 39
Woodbine 65, MVAOCOU 33

Corner Conference

East Mills 52, Fremont-Mills 19
Stanton 63, Southwest Valley 20

Pride of Iowa Conference

Nodaway Valley 71, East Union 27
Stanton 63, Southwest Valley 20
Southeast Warren 54, Twin Cedars 31
Wayne 56, Moravia 24

Other Scores

ACGC 69, Earlham 68

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference

Clarinda 71, Sidney 46
Kuemper Catholic 62, Glenwood 55
Red Oak 87, St. Albert 63
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 60, Denison-Schleswig 54 OT

Western Iowa Conference

AHSTW 58, Underwood 30
Treynor 64, Missouri Valley 36
Tri-Center 54, CB Thomas Jefferson 46

Rolling Valley Conference

Ar-We-Va 37, Logan-Magnolia 35
Coon Rapids-Bayard 60, Woodward-Granger 33
Woodbine 65, MVAOCOU 29

Pride of Iowa Conference

Moravia 63, Wayne 35
Nodaway Valley 83, East Union 42
Southeast Warren 74, Twin Cedars 24
Stanton 41, Southwest Valley 40

Other Scores

ACGC 51, Earlham 48

2021–22 SEVENTH Iowa Girls High School Basketball Rankings
Compiled by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Thursday, January 13, 2022

Class 1A
School Record LW
1 Newell–Fonda 10–1 1
2 Bishop Garrigan 10–3 2
3 Exira–EHK 10–0 3
4 North Linn 12–1 5
5 Springville 13–1 4
6 MMCRU 10–0 6
7 Burlington Notre Dame 12–0 7
8 North Mahaska 10–1 8
9 Storm Lake St. Mary’s 10–0 9
10 Martensdale St. Mary’s 13–0 10
11 East Buchanan 9–2 11
12 Stanton 10–0 12
13 Westwood 12–1 13
14 Montezuma 10–2 14
15 Remsen St. Mary’s 10–2 NR
Dropped Out: Woodbine (15)

Class 2A
School Record LW
1 Dike–New Hartford 10–1 1
2 Denver 12–1 2
3 Central Lyon 11–1 3
4 Panorama 13–0 4
5 Treynor 11–1 5
6 Sibley–Ocheyedan 9–3 7
7 West Hancock 9–3 6
8 Jesup 11–2 9
9 Iowa City Regina 10–3 8
10 Grundy Center 11–2 12
11 Mediapolis 12–0 11
12 Aplington–Parkersburg 9–3 14
13 South Central Calhoun 10–2 10
14 Hinton 11–2 NR
15 West Branch 8–3 13
Dropped Out: Cascade (15)

Class 3A
School Record LW
1 Unity Christian 11–1 1
2 West Lyon 11–0 2
3 Ballard 11–2 3
4 Estherville–Lincoln Central 12–1 4
5 Center Point–Urbana 11–1 6
6 Sergeant Bluff–Luton 8–2 5
7 West Marshall 12–1 12
8 Forest City 11–2 15
9 West Liberty 9–3 9
10 Clear Lake 7–2 7
11 Cherokee 8–5 8
12 Roland–Story 8–3 10
13 Harlan 8–4 13
14 Monticello 10–3 NR
15 Williamsburg 8–4 14
Dropped Out: Davenport Assumption (11)

Class 4A
School Record LW
1 Glenwood 9–1 1
2 Bishop Heelan 10–1 2
3 North Polk 12–1 3
4 Dallas Center–Grimes 9–3 4
5 Indianola 9–2 5
6 Grinnell 9–1 6
7 Cedar Rapids Xavier 9–3 8
8 North Scott 9–3 10
9 Waverly–Shell Rock 9–3 7
10 Central DeWitt 9–3 11
11 Spencer 9–3 12
12 Keokuk 8–3 13
13 Pella 7–4 9
14 Benton Community 10–3 NR
15 Norwalk 6–5 15
Dropped Out: Winterset (14)

Class 5A
School Record LW
1 Johnston 13–0 1
2 Iowa City High 10–0 2
3 Waterloo West 10–1 3
4 Ankeny Centennial 9–2 7
5 Dowling Catholic 11–1 4
6 Des Moines Roosevelt 9–2 6
7 Iowa City West 8–2 5
8 Pleasant Valley 10–2 11
9 West Des Moines Valley 9–3 9
10 Ankeny 9–3 8
11 Waukee Northwest 9–4 13
12 Linn–Mar 8–3 14
13 Cedar Rapids Washington 8–4 15
14 Cedar Falls 7–4 10
15 Southeast Polk 6–5 12
Dropped Out: None

• Underwood @ AHSTW basketball doubleheader has been moved up from Friday to Thursday, January 13th with the same start times.

The Drake Bulldogs had five players reach double figures in a 86-75 win over Illinois State on Wednesday night. Roman Penn and Tucker DeVries both scored 16 points, Garrett Strurtz added 12, DJ Wilikins dropped in 11, and Tremell Murphy had 10.

Penn had missed seven games due to a foot injury but he returned an reached a major career milestone on Wednesday. Penn topped the 1,000 career point total with a late basket down low. Penn had notched 780 of those points with Drake after playing his freshman season at Siena.

Illinois State got within a single point early in the second half and cut the lead to four late before Penn helped seal the win.

Drake improved to 12-5 overall and 3-1 in the Valley. Next up for the Bulldogs is a road trip to face Southern Illinois next Monday at 7:00 p.m.

AMES, Iowa – No. 11 Iowa State (5-1, 0-0 Big 12) picked up its second consecutive shutout with a 44-0 victory over CSU Bakersfield (0-3, 0-0 Pac-12) Wednesday night inside Hilton Coliseum.

Six Cyclones earned bonus points in their matches, highlighted by falls from No. 1 David Carr and No. 9 Marcus Coleman and technical falls from No. 23 Jarrett Degen and No. 13 Yonger Bastida.

After a one-dual stint up a weight class, No. 24 Kysen Terukina returned to 125 pounds and began the evening with a decision over Eddie Flores. Terukina secured three takedowns and amassed 2:55 of riding time in an 8-2 victory.

Iowa State took a 9-0 lead in the dual after CSU Bakersfield was open at 141. Ramazan Attasauov accepted the forfeit for the Cyclones.

In his second match since returning to 141 pounds, No. 11 Ian Parker used a takedown and two reversals to earn a 6-2 decision over No. 28 Angelo Martinoni.

A late flurry and 12 nearfall points propelled Degen to a dominant 20-5 (7:00) technical fall over Josh Brown at 149 pounds. Degen used a takedown and a tilt with less than 15 seconds remaining in the match, as well as 2:55 of riding time, to reach the 15-point differential.

At 157, Carr looked solid as he used five takedowns to build a 15-3 lead over Brock Rodgers midway through the second period. Carr eventually picked up the fall in 4:21 to earn his 43^rd consecutive victory and give Iowa State a 23-0 advantage at the halfway point.

Austin Kraisser got the nod at 165 for the Cyclones and fended off a late rally from Augustine Garcia to win, 8-5, with 1:35 of riding time.

At 174, Julien Broderson used a first-period takedown, second-period escape and 1:48 of riding time to claim a 4-1 decision over Albert Urias to extend the Cyclones’ lead to 29-0 with three matches remaining.

Coleman took care of business in 3:28 against Jacob Hansen at 184 pounds to tally his second fall of the year and the 15^th of his career.

Bastida looked dominant as he racked up seven takedowns in a 20-5 technical fall over Josh Loomer.

At heavyweight, No. 29 Sam Schuyler took down Jacob Sieder six times to close out the dual with a 14-6 major decision for the Cyclones.

(Radio Iowa) – Rebounding has been a focus as Iowa gets set to host Indiana tonight. Tip-time from Carver Hawkeye Arena is at 8-p.m. The Hawkeyes are the worst rebounding team in the Big Ten and that has been on full display in a 1-3 start to the league race.

That’s Iowa coach Fran McCaffery who hopes his team is energized after a week off.

Attendance at Carver-Hawkeye Arena has cratered this season to under 11 thousand fans per home game and eight o’clock starts have featured several small crowds. Thursday is another late start.

Sophomore forward Keegan Murray says better rebounding will help ignite Iowa’s offense.

Murray says it will take a collective effort on the glass against the Hoosiers.

Murray says defense has also been a key in the Hoosiers’ 12-3 start to the season.

(Radio Iowa) – In a season full of pauses Iowa women’s coach Lisa Bluder hopes her team is building momentum. Coming off their most impressive victory of the season at Nebraska the Hawkeyes face another road challenge  tonight, at Purdue.

Bluder says it was the way she expects her team to play.

Center Monica Czinano says it was the consistent effort the Hawkeyes need.

The Hawkeyes are 8-4 overall and 2-1 in the Big Ten. Tip-time against the Boilermakers, is 6-p.m.