Corner Conference Tournament

Pool 1
(2-0) Sidney 25-25, Essex 17-5
(2-0) Sidney 25-25, Griswold 9-15
(2-0) Griswold 25-25, Essex 13-15

Pool 2
(2-0) Stanton 25-25, Fremont-Mills 16-22
(2-1) Stanton 25-17-15, East Mills 21-25-13
(2-0) East Mills 25-25, Fremont-Mills 17-17

Griswold: Lydia Greiman- 4 aces, 17 assists. Brenna Rossell 12 kills, 6 digs, 2 aces.

Tuesday’s Corner Conference Tournament Semifinals Schedule @ Sidney

East Mills vs. Sidney
Stanton vs. Griswold

Other Volleyball Scores

(3-0) Central Decatur 25-25-25, Murray 21-16-20
(2-1) Grand View Christian 23-25-15, Southeast Warren 25-19-7
(2-0) Grand View Christian 25-25, Seymour 8-18
(2-0) Perry 21-21, West Central Valley 12-19
(3-0) Twin Cedars 25-25-25, Melcher Dallas 12-11-21

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The defending NCAA champion University of Iowa wrestling team announced Monday it will open the 2021-22 season hosting Princeton and Oregon State on consecutive November weekends at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The Hawkeyes welcome Princeton to Iowa City on Nov. 19 and host Oregon State on Saturday, Nov. 27.

Iowa released its complete nonconference and postseason schedule Monday. It includes a road trip to Iowa State on Sunday, Dec. 5, and a dual against Oklahoma State on Saturday, Feb. 12, at a location not yet announced.

Iowa will wrestle at the inaugural Rokfin Duals on Dec. 20-21 in Destin, Florida, and at the Midlands Championships on Dec. 29-30 in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.

The Big Ten Championship is March 5-6 in Lincoln, Nebraska, and the NCAA Championships are March 17-19 in Detroit, Michigan.

The Hawkeyes had previously announced their eight-dual conference schedule. Iowa hosts Minnesota (Jan. 7), Purdue (Jan. 9), Penn State (Jan. 28) and Wisconsin (Feb. 5) at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Season tickets are available for immediate purchase at hawkeyesports.com.

The Hawkeyes’ Big Ten schedule also includes road trips to Northwestern (Jan. 14), Illinois (Jan. 16), Ohio State (Jan. 21) and Nebraska (Feb. 20).

National and Big Ten Coach of the Year Tom Brands returns the entire 10-man lineup from Iowa’s 2021 Big Ten and NCAA championship teams. The lineup includes 10 All-Americans and two-time Hodge Trophy winner Spencer Lee, who last season became the seventh wrestler in program history to win three NCAA titles.

Iowa won the 2021 NCAA Championships with seven All-America honors and three national finalists. The team title was No. 24 in program history. Iowa crowned four Big Ten champions – Lee, Jaydin Eierman, Alex Marinelli, and Michael Kemerer – en route to its 37th conference title in school history.

Class 5A
1. Ankeny (4-1), LW #2 @ #5 Valley
2. Cedar Rapids Kennedy (5-0), LW #1 vs #7 Cedar Falls
3. Southeast Polk (4-1), (4-1), LW #3 @ #8 Linn-Mar
4. Iowa City High (5-0), LW #5 @ Davenport North (Thur)
5. WDM Valley (4-1), LW #4 vs #1 Ankeny
6. Urbandale (4-1), LW #6 @ Ankeny Centennial
7. Cedar Falls (4-1), LW #7 @ #2 Kennedy
8. Linn-Mar (5-0), LW #8 vs #3 S.E. Polk
9. Cedar Rapids Prairie (4-1), LW #9 @ Waterloo West
10. Dowling Catholic (2-3), LW #10 @ Johnston

Class 4A
1. North Scott (5-0), LW #1 @ Burlington
2. Indianola (5-0), LW #2 @ #8 Norwalk
3. Cedar Rapids Xavier (4-1), LW #3 @ Pella
4. Bondurant-Farrar (5-0), LW #4 @ Perry
5. Lewis Central (3-2), LW #5 vs DSM Hoover
6. Fort Madison (5-0), LW #7 vs Clinton
7. Waverly-Shell Rock (4-1), LW #8 vs Marion
8. Norwalk (4-1), LW #9 vs #2 Indianola
9. Clear Creek-Amana (4-1), LW (X) @ CR Washington (Thur)
10. Winterset (4-1), LW (X) vs Glenwood

Class 3A
1. Harlan (5-0), LW #1 @ Atlantic
2. West Delaware (4-1), LW #2 vs South Tama
3. Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley (5-0), LW #3 @ Sioux Center
4. Solon (5-0), LW #4 @ Washington
5. Humboldt (5-0), LW #5 @ North Polk
6. Nevada (5-0), LW #6 vs Ballard
7. Independence (5-0), LW #7 vs Hampton-Dumont-Cal
8. Sergeant Bluff-Luton (4-1), LW #8 @ MOC-Floyd Valley
9. Davenport Assumption (3-2), LW #10 @ Mount Vernon
10. Algona (4-1), LW (X) @ Gilbert

Class 2A
1. Southeast Valley (5-0), LW #1 @ Clarion-Goldfield-Dows
2. Waukon (4-1), LW #2 vs Wahlert
3. West Marshall (4-1), LW #5 @ PCM
4. OABCIG (4-1), LW #6 @ #10 Pocahontas Area
5. Spirit Lake (4-1), LW #3 @ #6 Estherville Lincoln Central
6. Estherville Lincoln Central (3-2), LW #4 vs #5 Spirit Lake
7. West Lyon (3-2), LW #7 vs Okoboji
8. Greene County (4-1), LW #8 vs Red Oak
9. Unity Christian (4-1), LW #9 @ Central Lyon
10. Pocahontas Area (4-1), LW #10 vs #4 OABCIG

Class 1A
1. Van Meter (5-0), LW #1 vs Nodaway Valley
2. Iowa City Regina (5-0), LW #2 @ Louisa-Muscatine
3. Underwood (5-0), LW #3 @ Treynor
4. Dike-New Hartford (5-0), LW #5 vs Aplington-Parkersburg
5. Sigourney-Keota (5-0), LW #6 vs #8 Cardinal
6. West Sioux (4-1), LW #7 vs Ridge View
7. Pella Christian (4-1), LW #4 @ Pleasantville
8. Cardinal (Eldon) (5-0), LW #8 @ #5 Sigourney-Keota
9. Dyersville Beckman (5-0), LW #9 vs #10 Columbus
10. Waterloo Columbus (4-1), LW #10 @ #9 Beckman

Class A
1. West Hancock (5-0), LW #1 vs #10 HMS
2. Woodbury Central (5-0), LW #2 vs Westwood
3. Grundy Center (4-1), LW #3 vs Nashua-Plainfield
4. North Linn (5-0), LW #4 @ Starmont
5. North Butler (5-0), LW #9 vs Saint Ansgar
6. Logan-Magnolia (4-1), LW #6 @ IKM-Manning
7. North Tama (5-0), LW #7 @ BCLUW
8. Lisbon (4-1), LW (X) @ Pekin
9. Earlham (4-1), LW #10 vs Southwest Valley
10. HMS (Hartley) (4-1), LW (X) @ #1 West Hancock

8-Player
1. Montezuma (6-0), LW #1 vs Twin Cedars
2. CAM (Anita) (5-0), LW #2 vs Exira-EHK
3. Easton Valley (5-0), LW #3 vs Calamus-Wheatland
4. Remsen St. Mary’s (5-0), LW #5 vs #5 Newell-Fonda
5. Newell-Fonda (5-0), LW #6 @ #4 Remsen St. Mary’s
6. WACO (6-0), LW #8 vs Lone Tree
7. Gladbrook-Reinbeck (5-0), LW #9 vs Meskwaki
8. Turkey Valley (5-0), LW #10 vs Clarksville
9. Baxter (5-0), LW (X) vs Collins-Maxwell
10. Audubon (5-0), LW #4 @ Coon Rapids-Bayard

IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa junior linebacker Jack Campbell has been named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week following No. 5 Iowa’s 24-14 win over Colorado State on Sept. 25. The announcement was made Monday by the Big Ten Conference office.

Campbell led Iowa’s defensive effort in the 24-14 win over Colorado State as the Hawkeyes rallied from a 14-7 halftime deficit. Campbell recovered a Colorado State fumble at the six-yard line in the third quarter, which led to Iowa scoring on the next play to tie the contest, 14-14.

Campbell (6-foot-5, 243-pounds) is a native of Cedar Falls, Iowa. He recorded a career-high 18 tackles against Colorado State as Iowa improved to 4-0 on the season. He had seven solo tackles and 11 assists and added three pass break-ups to go with his second fumble recovery of the season (touchdown at Iowa State).

Through four games Campbell leads Iowa’s defense with 43 tackles, including 19 solo stops. He has one forced fumble to go with his two recoveries, three pass break-ups and 1.5 tackles for loss.

Campbell is the third Hawkeye to earn conference accolades this season. Defensive back Riley Moss was named Defensive Player of the Week following Iowa’s 34-6 season-opening win over No. 17 Indiana. Punter Tory Taylor shared the Special Teams Player of the Week honor following his performance in Iowa’s 27-17 win at No. 9 Iowa State in Week 2.

Iowa returns to Big Ten play Friday, Oct. 1, at Maryland (7 p.m. CT, FS1). The Hawkeyes return home to host Penn State Saturday, Oct. 9 (3 p.m. CT, FOX).

AP College Football Top 25

1. Alabama (58 first-place votes)
2. Georgia (4)
3. Oregon
4. Penn State
5. Iowa
6. Oklahoma
7. Cincinnati
8. Arkansas
9. Notre Dame
10. Florida
11. Ohio State
12. Ole Miss
13. BYU
14. Michigan
15. Texas A&M
16. Coastal Carolina
17. Michigan State
18. Fresno State
19. Oklahoma State
20. UCLA
21. Baylor
22. Auburn
23. NC State
24. Wake Forest
25. Clemson

Schools dropped out: No. 14 Iowa State, No. 18 Wisconsin, No. 21 North Carolina, No. 25 Kansas State

Others receiving votes: Texas 131, Maryland 91, San Diego State 57, Boston College 55, SMU 44, Kentucky 26, Iowa State 25, LSU 24, Arizona State 23, Virginia Tech 20, Wisconsin 13, Rutgers 6, Kansas State 5, UTSA 4, Oregon State 4, Louisville 3, North Carolina 1

Four turnovers plagued the Kansas City Chiefs offense and a Justin Herbert to Mike Williams touchdown pass with 32 seconds left gave the Chargers a 30-24 victory at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday.

After the Williams TD the Chiefs’ had a desperation drive fall short and they ended up with their second consecutive loss.

Patrick Mahomes threw for 260 yards and three touchdowns but also tossed two interceptions. Travis Kelce caught seven balls for 104 yards. Clyde Edwards-Helaire led the rushing attack with 100 yards on 17 carries and also hauled in one touchdown reception.

The Chiefs will head to Philadelphia next Sunday for a noon contest against the Eagles. We’ll have pregame coverage starting at 11:00 a.m. on KJAN.

Southwest Valley Tournament  

(2-0) AHSTW 29-21 Southwest Valley 27-10
(2-0) AHSTW 21-21 CAM 19-11
(2-0) AHSTW 21-21 Clarke 8-6
(2-0) AHSTW 21-21 Lenox 12-15
(2-0) AHSTW 21-21 Exira/EHK 10-11
(2-0) AHSTW 21-21 Panorama 10-14
(2-1) CAM 21-17-15 Lenox 16-21-12
(2-0) CAM 21-21 Southwest Valley 17-19
(2-0) CAM 21-21 Clarke 14-13
(2-0) CAM 22-21 Exira/EHK 20-11
(2-0) CAM 21-21 Panorama 13-10
(2-1) Southwest Valley 21-11-15 AHSTW 16-21-13
(2-0) Southwest Valley 21-21 Exira/EHK 16-15
(2-0) Southwest Valley 21-21 Panorama 12-10
(2-0) Southwest Valley 21-21 Clarke 7-11
(2-1) Clarke 10-21-15 Lenox 21-19-13
(2-0) Clarke 21-22 Exira/EHK 16-20
(2-0) Clarke 21-21 Panorama 16-15
(2-0) Lenox 21-21 Panorama 14-19
(2-0) Exira/EHK 21-22 Panorama 18-20
(2-1) Exira/EHK 15-21-15 Lenox 21-11-11

Bedford Tournament  

POOL 1

(2-0) Sidney 21-21 Bedford 11-18
(2-0) Sidney 21-21 Mount Ayr 10-16
(2-1) Mount Ayr 21-12-15 Bedford 10-21-10

POOL 2

(2-0) East Mills 21-21 Central Decatur 15-10
(2-1) East Mills 20-22-15 Lamoni 22-20-10
(2-1) Stanton 21-12-15 East Mills 18-21-6
(2-1) Lamoni 15-22-15 Stanton 21-20-10
(2-0) Stanton 21-21 Central Decatur 4-10

BRACKET PLAY

(2-1) Bedford 19-21-15 Central Decatur 21-12-13
(2-0) East Mills 21-21 Bedford 13-16
(2-1) Stanton 17-21-15 Sidney 21-17-13
Championship: (2-0) Stanton 25-25 Lamoni 17-19

Nevada Tournament 

POOL PLAY

(2-1) Glenwood 25-9-15 Bondurant-Farrar 23-21-7
(2-0) Glenwood 21-21 Carlisle 12-11
(2-0) Glenwood 21-21 West Marshall 17-15
(2-0) Carroll 21-21 Harlan 17-16
(2-0) Norwalk 21-21 Harlan 18-14
(2-0) Harlan 21-21 Carlisle 18-13
(2-1) West Marshall 21-19-15 Harlan 15-21-11

BRACKET PLAY

(2-0) Glenwood 21-21 Ballard 17-9
(2-0) Glenwood 21-21 Carroll 18-14
(2-0) Harlan def Ballard
(2-0) Bondurant-Farrar def Harlan

Championship: (2-0) Glenwood 21-21 Dallas Center-Grimes 16-18

Sioux City East Tournament  

(2-1) Lewis Central 21-19-16 Bishop Heelan Catholic 12-21-14
(2-0) Lewis Central 21-21 Sioux City North 16-15
(2-0) Lewis Central 21-21 Abraham Lincoln 18-14
(2-1) Hinton 17-21-11 Lewis Central 21-13-15
(2-0) Hinton 21-21 Abraham Lincoln 13-19
(2-0) Sioux City East 21-21 Lewis Central 16-14
(2-1) Sioux City East 21-15-15 Abraham Lincoln 19-21-10
(2-0) Sioux City East 21-21 Sioux City North 17-18
(2-0) Sioux City East 21-21 Hinton 19-19
(2-0) Sheldon 21-21 Lewis Central 13-16
(2-0) Sheldon def. Abraham Lincoln
(2-0) Sheldon 21-21 Bishop Heelan Catholic 13-19
(2-0) Sheldon 21-21 Sioux City East 17-16
(2-1) Sheldon 21-10-15 Sioux City North 18-21-9
(2-0) Abraham Lincoln 21-21 Bishop Heelan Catholic 10-13
(2-1) Sioux City North 21-20-15 Abraham Lincoln 17-22-6
(2-0) Sioux City North 21-21 Hinton 18-9
(2-1) Bishop Heelan Catholic 17-21-15 Hinton 21-15-5
(2-1) Bishop Heelan Catholic 16-21-15 Sioux City East 21-14-13
(2-0) Bishop Heelan Catholic 21-21 Sioux City North 17-19

Cyclone Cross Country Invite
Harlan Golf and Country Club
09/25/2021

Girls Team Scores

1. Harlan 51
2. Glenwood 62
3. Clarinda 62
4. Atlantic 118
5. Omaha South 126
6. St. Albert 133
7. Denison 200
8. Creston 205
9. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 274
10. Treynor 293
11. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 314
12. Lewis Central 316
13. AHSTW 319
14. Red Oak 321

Girls Individual Top Ten

1. Lindsey Sonderman, Harlan 19:21.65
2. Lola Mendlik, Denison 19:56.46
3. Ava Rush, Atlantic 20:05.12
4. Kaia Bieker, Harlan 20:14.74
5. Claire Pellett, Atlantic 20:19.15
6. Mayson Hartley, Clarinda 20:27.84
7. Madelyn Bergland, Glenwood 20:33.75
8. Raenna Henke, Clarinda 20.58.37
9. Tyler Tingley, St. Albert 21:03.56
10. Rachel Mullennax, Glenwood 21:07.84

Harlan Varsity Girls 2021

Boys Team Scores

1. Glenwood 64
2. Lewis Central 101
3. Clarinda 129
4. Omaha South 132
5. Atlantic 134
6. St. Albert 155
7. Omaha Bryan 180
8. Harlan 202
9. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 231
10. Red Oak 255
11. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 282
12. Denison 289
13. Treynor 311
14. Riverside 333

Boys Individual Top Ten

1. Ethan Eichhorn, Lewis Central 16;20.38
2. Bryant Keller, Glenwood 16:46.62
3. Colin Lillie, St. Albert 17:06.66
4. Tyler Sheldon, Harlan 17:08.88
5. Liam Hays, Glenwood 17:09.18
6. Baylor Bergren, Red Oak 17:17.32
7. Drew Engler, Atlantic 17:30.72
8. Kyle Wagoner, Clarinda 17:31.18
9. Zane Berg, Atlantic 17:40.91
10. Roi Soriano, Council Thomas Jefferson 17:44.41

Harlan Varsity Boys 2021

WACO, Texas – Baylor stopped a two-point try with 24 seconds left to beat No. 14 Iowa State 31-29 on Saturday.

Breece Hall ran for 180 yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries for Iowa State (2-2, 0-1 Big 12) and caught five passes for 51 yards, including a 16-yard score in the final minute that was followed by a failed two-point try. The Bears recovered the onside kick and ran out the clock. Gerry Bohanon threw for two touchdowns and ran for another for Baylor.

The Bears (4-0, 2-0) scored touchdowns on their first three possessions and never trailed again. Bohannon ran for an 8-yard touchdown, then found Tyquan Thornton along the left sideline for a 21-yard TD and Ben Sims behind the Iowa State secondary for a 33-yard score to give Baylor a 21-7 lead seven seconds into the second quarter.

Bohannon finished 14 for 19 for 164 yards and rushed for 36 yards. Treston Ebner returned a kickoff 98 yards for Baylor’s only touchdown of the second half with 6:59 left in the third quarter. Brock Purdy was 22 for 33 for 263 yards and a touchdown. He was also intercepted once, stopping a drive at the Baylor 22 with 11:55 left in the game.

Hall’s rushing touchdown on the opening drive of the game was his 16th-straight game with a rushing touchdown, breaking the Big 12 record. Hall also tied the school record for career rushing touchdowns with 36, while setting the career touchdowns mark with his 40th.

UP NEXT

Iowa State will return home to meet Kansas on Oct. 2. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. on FS1.

The Iowa Hawkeyes improved to 4-0 on the season with a 24-14 win over Colorado State. Iowa outscored the Rams 14-0 in the third quarter to take the lead after Colorado State lead 14-0 at halftime.

Tyrone Tracy had a 6 yard rushing touchdown to tie the game up with 8:17 left to go in the third. Sam LaPorta then caught a go-ahead touchdown pass from 27 yards out from Spencer Petras with 6:01 left in the third quarter. Caleb Shudak added a 46-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter to provide the final margin.

Next up the Hawkeyes play at Maryland on Friday, Ocotber 1st with a 7:00 p.m. kickoff on BTN.