GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Atlantic 72, Shenandoah 16 (A: Haley Rasmussen 23pts)
Creston 79, Clarinda 18
Red Oak 66, Southwest Valley 52
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 43, Denison-Schleswig 36

Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 57, Treynor 50
IKM-Manning 71, MVAOCOU 30
Logan-Magnolia 60, Riverside 34

Rolling Valley Conference
Exira-EHK 73, Boyer Valley 42
CAM 52, Paton-Churdan 44
Coon Rapids-Bayard 41, Woodbine 27

Corner Conference
Essex 79, Heartland Christian 22
Sidney 50, Griswold 26
Stanton 49, East Mills 27

Other Scores
ACGC 52, Pleasantville 49 OT
Mount Ayr 60, I-35 37
Southeast Warren 49, Moravia 44
West Monona 59, Missouri Valley 6

 BOYS BAKSETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Creston 54, Clarinda 47
Glenwood 75, CB Thomas Jefferson 47 (G: Ryan Blum 21pts)
Red Oak 70, Southwest Valley 37
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 62, Denison-Schleswig 55

Rolling Valley Conference
CAM 63, Paton-Churdan 42
Exira-EHK 55, Boyer Valley 54
Woodbine 67, Coon Rapids-Bayard 47

Corner Conference
East Mills 60, Stanton 57
Heartland Christian 66, Essex 29
Sidney 67, Griswold 39

Other Scores
ACGC 54, Pleasantville 53 (A: Miles Kading hit game winning free throw)
IKM-Manning 63, MVAOCOU 49
Missouri Valley 66, West Monona 56
Mount Ayr 75, Interstate-35 47
Panorama 59, Ogden 45

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

Others receiving votes: Des Moines, Hoover 3. Des Moines, North 2. North Scott, Eldridge 1. Southeast Polk 1. Sioux City, East 1.

Others receiving votes: Le Mars 10. Clear Creek-Amana 2. Humboldt 1. Decorah 1.

Others receiving votes: Rock Valley 14. Unity Christian, Orange City 10. Roland-Story, Story City 8. North Fayette, Valley 6. Spirit Lake 3. Beckman Catholic, Dyersville 3. AC-GC 2. Albia 1. South Central Calhoun 1.

Others receiving votes: St. Mary’s, Remsen 7. Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 5. New London 3. Wapello 3. Newell-Fonda 1.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State’s three-time Big 12 Coach of the Year Matt Campbell has agreed to a new eight-year contract, extending his current deal by three years. His new pact runs through Dec. 31, 2028.

Campbell led the Cyclones to the most-successful season in school history while navigating a world-wide pandemic last season. ISU advanced to and won its first-ever New Year’s Six Bowl game with a 34-17 victory over Oregon in the PlayStation Fiesta Bowl.

The Iowa State Athletics Department also agreed to provide Campbell a total of $3 million for staff salary enhancements over the next three years. The department will soon open its $90 million Sports Performance Center, which will house the Cyclone football team and all of the program’s support services. That building opens its doors in a few weeks.

“Coach Campbell has always put investments in his student-athletes and football staff before his own personal gains,” Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard said. “That is the essence of servant leadership and is what makes Coach Campbell so successful.”

Campbell raised the program to unprecedented heights after his Cyclones registered a 9-3 record and finished first in the Big 12 regular-season standings with a school-record eight league wins (8-1). ISU spent much of the 2020 campaign in the Top 10 rankings for the College Football Playoff and finished ninth in the final AP poll.

“I am extremely thankful to our President, Dr. (Wendy) Wintersteen and our Athletic Director, Jamie Pollard, for supporting our staff and program,” Campbell said. “The University has made a terrific commitment to Cyclone football and I’m thrilled to continue to move this program forward.”

Terms of Campbell’s new contract will be announced at a later date.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The Big Ten Conference announced today adjustments to its men’s basketball schedule for Wednesday, Feb. 10.

The Rutgers at Iowa contest will move from a 6 p.m. CT) tipoff to 6:30 p.m. (CT) to accommodate a rescheduled game added to the Wednesday slate.

Wednesday, Feb. 10

Indiana at Northwestern — 4:30 p.m. CT on BTN (time change)

Rutgers at Iowa — 6:30 p.m. CT on BTN (time change)

Wisconsin at Nebraska — 8:30 p.m. CT on BTN (moved from Feb. 11)

IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa freshman Caitlin Clark was named Big Ten Women’s Basketball Freshman of the Week, the conference announced Monday.

Clark has tallied 14 Big Ten Weekly honors on the year, including nine freshman honors, three Big Ten Player of the Week honors, and two Player of the Week Honor Roll nods.

Clark recorded consecutive 30-point games against No. 11/13 Ohio State and No. 17 Indiana last week. In the Hawkeyes matchup against the Buckeyes, Clark was one assist shy of a double-double. She averaged five assists and four rebounds in the two games.

The West Des Moines, Iowa, native now tied with former Hawkeye Megan Skouby on Iowa’s all-time freshman scoring list with 414 points on the season and sits in fourth on the Iowa all-time freshman assist list with 103.

Clark and the Hawkeyes head to Lincoln, Nebraska this week to take on the Cornhuskers inside Pinnacle Bank Arena. Date, tip time, and TV designation have yet to be set.

The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ women’s college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 7, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking

Others receiving votes: Mississippi St. 45, Syracuse 9, Oklahoma St. 8, Georgia Tech 8, Stephen F Austin 6, Rice 2, Iowa St. 1, Virginia Tech 1.

The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 7, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking

Others receiving votes: Colorado 41, San Diego St. 38, Xavier 37, UCLA 35, Florida 29, Louisville 28, Belmont 25, Kansas 18, Drake 16, Minnesota 12, North Carolina 8, St. John’s 7, Toledo 6, Clemson 6, Arkansas 3, Boise St. 3, Saint Louis 2, UAB 1, VCU 1, BYU 1.

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UNDATED (AP) — Tom Brady threw two of his three touchdown passes to Rob Gronkowski and the Tampa Bay defense frustrated Patrick Mahomes to lead the Buccaneers to an 31-9 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night for Brady’s record seventh Super Bowl title. Brady connected twice in the first half with Gronkowski to give the pair an NFL record 14 playoff TD passes and then added another to Antonio Brown to stake the Bucs to a big halftime lead that the defense had no problem holding. Mahomes was unable to get the Chiefs into the end zone for the first time in his career. He went 26 for 49 for 270 yards and two interceptions.

UNDATED (AP) — Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Sunday night that his “heart bleeds” for those injured in a car accident involving his son, assistant coach Britt Reid, that left two children with injuries and one of them hospitalized in critical condition. The crash occurred Thursday night, two days before the Chiefs were due to leave for the Super Bowl in Tampa, Florida. Kansas City wound up losing 31-9 to the Buccaneers on Sunday night. Britt Reid did not travel to the Super Bowl. Police are investigating whether the younger Reid was impaired before the accident.

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The Super Bowl, the NFL’s signature event, looked nothing like any of the previous 54. About 25,000 fans were allowed to attend the game with 7,500 of those being vaccinated healthcare workers. Another 30,000 cardboard cutouts filled empty seats to create space and meet social distancing mandates. Masks were mandated but enforcing the policy was difficult if not impossible for the thousands gathered inside and outside Raymond James Stadium to watch the hometown Tampa Bay Buccaneers play the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Mackenzie Holmes scored 25 points and Ali Patberg 23 as the No. 17-ranked Indiana Hoosiers broke away in final period to defeat Iowa 85-72. The win at Carver-Hawkeye Arena is a rare one — Indiana’s first there since Feb. 20, 1994. Holmes and Patberg went to work early in the fourth quarter after Iowa erased a 10-point deficit to tie twice. Caitlin Clark was 12 of 27 shooting with four 3-pointers to score 30 points for Iowa. Monika Czinani scored 16 and McKenna Warnock 10 with 15 rebounds. Cardano-Hillary scored 17 points for Indiana and Grace Berger 15.