Friday (10/02/2020)

CLASS 4A:

Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln at Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson

CLASS 3A:

District 9

Carroll at Glenwood
Harlan at Creston O-M

CLASS 2A:

District 9

Atlantic at Shenandoah – ON KJAN and KJANTV
Clarinda at Greene County
Des Moines Christian at Red Oak

CLASS 1A:

District 8

ACGC at Panorama
Van Meter at Kuemper Catholic
Woodward-Granger at West Central Valley

District 9

Missouri Valley at East Sac County
OABCIG at Underwood
Treynor at MVAOCOU

CLASS A:

District 8

Earlham at Nodaway Valley
Ogden at Wayne
Perry at Madrid

District 9

Sidney at Southwest Valley
Tri-Center at St. Albert, Council Bluffs
Riverside vs. Davis County (ND @ Central Decatur) 6:30 p.m.

District 10

IKM-Manning at Westwood, Sloan
Ridge View at Woodbury Central, Moville
West Monona – Whiting at Logan-Magnolia

CLASS 8:

District 7

East Mills at East Union, Afton

District 8

Ar-We-Va at Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton – ON SPARTAN MEDIA
West Harrison/Whiting Hawkeyes at Boyer Valley
Woodbine at Glidden-Ralston

Girls Team Scores

1. Glenwood 37
2. Treynor 123
3. Clarinda 130
4. Shenandoah 151
5. CB Abraham Lincoln 151
6. CB Thomas Jefferson 157
7. Underwood 166
8. Red Oak 178
9. Lewis Central 178
10. Audubon 216
11. Southwest Valley 226

Girls Individual Top Ten

1. Mayson Hartley, Clarinda 19:39.14
2. Clara Teigland, Treynor
3. Emma Hughes, Glenwood
4. Georgia Paulson, Underwood
5. Haley Bach, Lewis Central
6. Duncan Reese, St. Albert
7. Grace Slater, Audubon
8. Erin Schultz, Glenwood
9. Lauren, Hughes, Glenwood
10. Rachel Mullennax, Glenwood

Girls Varsity Glenwood XC 2020

Boys Team Scores

1. Lewis Central 49
2. Glenwood 80
3. CB Thomas Jefferson 91
4. Clarinda 127
5. Shenandoah 154
6. Underwood 170
7. St. Albert 196
8. Treynor 199
9. Red Oak 212
10. CB Abraham Lincoln 241
11. Riverside 246
12. Tarkio 352
13. East Mills 353

Boys Individual Top Ten

1. Aidan Bootan, CB Thomas Jefferson 16:14.55
2. Ethan Eichhorn, Lewis Central
3. Andrew Smith, Glenwood
4. Nathan Sell, Lewis Central
5. Cole Dooley, Treynor
6. Baylor Bergren, Red Oak
7. Nathan Rohrberg, Glenwood
8. Gabel Porter, Underwood
9. Duke Ingraham, West Nodaway
10. Colin Lillie, St. Albert

Shenandoah Varsity Boys XC 2020

The Riverside Bulldogs have been able to line up a new football opponent for Friday night after their game with AHSTW was cancelled due to COVID-19 issues in the AHSTW district. The Bulldogs (4-1) will take on Class 2A Davis County (3-1) this week instead. The teams will meet in Leon for the game at Central Decatur High School and the game will be a 6:30 p.m. kickoff instead of 7:00 p.m.

The Bulldogs had a couple of other possibilities on the hook but nothing materialized until Davis County made contact with them and said they were willing to search for a neutral site.

Audubon Activities Director Sean Birks announced on Wednesday that the JV/V Volleyball matches between the Wheelers and AHSTW scheduled for Tuesday, October 6th have been cancelled.

Both school districts have recently had to call off other activities due to issues related to COVID-19 and those issues won’t be resolved in time for that event to be held with confidence.

2020 SIXTH Iowa High School Volleyball Rankings
Compiled by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Thursday, October 1

Class 1A
No. School Record LW
1 Janesville 19-2 2
2 Wapsie Valley 12-4 1
3 Holy Trinity Catholic 17-5 3
4 Springville 17-2 4
5 Gehlen Catholic 17-5 8
6 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 17-2 5
7 Coon Rapids-Bayard 9-1 7
8 New London 10-5 6
9 Southeast Warren 15-0 11
10 Newell-Fonda 15-3 10
11 Saint Ansgar 14-4 15
12 Belle Plaine 10-5 9
13 Lisbon 15-3 NR
14 WACO 20-2 13
15 North Butler 15-4 NR
Dropped Out: East Mills (12), BCLUW (14)

Class 2A
No. School Record LW
1 Western Christian 13-7 1
2 Wilton 23-0 2
3 Dike-New Hartford 19-3 3
4 Boyden-Hull 13-5 5
5 East Sac County 17-0 6
6 Beckman Catholic 20-6 4
7 Underwood 14-3 7
8 Denver 21-4 8
9 Sumner-Fredericksburg 15-6 9
10 Hudson 19-6 10
11 Waterloo Columbus Catholic 14-10 NR
12 Jesup 14-8 11
13 West Branch 12-5 13
14 Van Meter 11-3 NR
15 Aplington-Parkersburg 11-6 14
Dropped Out: South Hardin (12), AC/GC (15)

Class 3A
No. School Record LW
1 Osage 16-1 1
2 Mount Vernon 15-2 2
3 Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 21-2 3
4 Unity Christian 10-3 4
5 Union 20-3 5
6 West Liberty 18-0 6
7 Davenport Assumption 12-1 7
8 MOC-Floyd Valley 13-3 8
9 Independence 14-2 9
10 Red Oak 12-3 10
11 Humboldt 24-0 11
12 Roland-Story 17-4 12
13 Sioux Center 12-7 13
14 Cherokee 13-5 14
15 Forest City 13-7 NR
Dropped Out: Knoxville (15)

Class 4A
No. School Record LW
1 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 11-1 1
2 Cedar Rapids Xavier 16-4 2
3 Glenwood 18-1 3
4 North Scott 13-2 4
5 Western Dubuque 12-7 5
6 Waverly-Shell Rock 19-6 6
7 Marion 12-5 7
8 West Delaware 21-7 8
9 Clear Creek-Amana 14-3 9
10 Gilbert 17-7 10
11 Dallas Center-Grimes 7-3 12
12 Clinton 13-9 11
13 Oskaloosa 10-6 14
14 Decorah 12-5 NR
15 Bondurant-Farrar 14-8 13
Dropped Out: Harlan (15)

Class 5A
No. School Record LW
1 Dowling Catholic 14-2 1
2 Ankeny 12-2 2
3 Cedar Falls 20-2 4
4 Pleasant Valley 10-1 3
5 Ankeny Centennial 9-2 5
6 West Des Moines Valley 8-4 6
7 Iowa City Liberty 6-1 7
8 Dubuque Hempstead 13-1 8
9 Urbandale 9-3 9
10 Dubuque Senior 12-6 12
11 Johnston 11-4 15
12 Waukee 8-10 10
13 Des Moines Roosevelt 7-4 13
14 Bettendorf 5-3 11
15 Cedar Rapids Kennedy 14-7 NR
Dropped Out: Linn-Mar (14)

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SAN DIEGO (AP) — Paul Goldschmidt hit a two-run home run during a four-run first inning, St. Louis’ bullpen held strong after starter Kwang Hyun Kim stumbled in his playoff debut and the Cardinals ruined the San Diego Padres’ long-awaited return to the playoffs with a 7-4 victory in the opener of their NL wild-card series. The Cardinals need one more win to eliminate the Padres from the postseason for the fourth time since 1996. They swept the Padres in the NL Division Series in 1996 and 2005, and won 3-1 in 2006, which was the last time San Diego made the postseason.  Game #2 is this evening at 6:08, with the pregame at 5:13 on KJAN.

UNDATED (AP) — The baseball postseason took on an NCAA Tournament feel Wednesday, with eight games running from noon until well past 1 a.m. Eastern time early Thursday. The bonanza came in a sport where for much of the 20th century, the entire postseason lasted a maximum of seven games. With the playoffs expanded this year to 16 teams, baseball got a day like never before — and perhaps never again. By the end of the night, three teams had been eliminated. The Minnesota Twins, Toronto Blue Jays and Cleveland Indians are out, but Oakland forced a winner-take-all Game 3 in its series with the Chicago White Sox.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have shown an uncanny ability through their first three games to absorb injuries and suspensions and keep on winning. But that resilience could be put to the test in another marquee matchup against the New England Patriots on Sunday. Rookie defensive back L’Jarius Sneed already has been ruled out after surgery for the collarbone he broke last weekend against Baltimore, and defensive tackle Chris Jones is dealing with a nagging groin injury. The Chiefs also are without cornerback Bashaud Breeland, who is finishing his four-game suspension.

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) — Anthony Davis and LeBron James had big nights as the Los Angeles Lakers took Game 1 of the NBA Finals, 116-98 over the Miami Heat. Davis finished with a game-high 34 points and James finished one assist shy of a triple-double, providing 25 points and 13 rebounds. Jimmy Butler had a team-high 23 points for the Heat, who finished the game without starters Goran Dragic (DRAH’-gihch) and Bam Adebayo (ad-eh-BY’-oh) because of injuries.

By BERNIE WILSON AP Sports Writer
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Paul Goldschmidt hit a two-run home run during a four-run first inning, St. Louis’ bullpen held strong after starter Kwang Hyun Kim stumbled in his playoff debut and the Cardinals ruined the San Diego Padres’ long-awaited return to the playoffs with a 7-4 victory in the opener of their NL wild-card series. The Cardinals need one more win to eliminate the Padres from the postseason for the fourth time since 1996. They swept the Padres in the NL Division Series in 1996 and 2005, and won 3-1 in 2006, which was the last time San Diego made the postseason.

The Denison-Monarchs were set to travel to face the Lewis Central Titans on Friday night but that game has now been cancelled. Denison Activities Director Derek Fink said “We are working through the details of some positive cases & contact tracing & don’t want to potentially expose any students/players from our district or another district.”

The cancellation brings the number of games called off in Western Iowa to 5.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have shown an uncanny ability through their first three games to absorb injuries and suspensions and keep on winning. But that resilience could be put to the test in another marquee matchup against the New England Patriots on Sunday. Rookie defensive back L’Jarius Sneed already has been ruled out after surgery for the collarbone he broke last weekend against Baltimore, and defensive tackle Chris Jones is dealing with a nagging groin injury.

The Chiefs also are without cornerback Bashaud Breeland, who is finishing his four-game suspension.