Thursday (09/24/2020)

CLASS 4A:

Sioux City, East 55, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 26

Friday (09/25/2020)

CLASS 4A:

Sioux City, North at Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln

CLASS 3A:

District 9

Creston O-M at Denison-Schleswig
Harlan at Carroll
Lewis Central at Glenwood

CLASS 2A:

District 9

Atlantic at Des Moines Christian
Greene County at Red Oak
Shenandoah at Clarinda

CLASS 1A:

District 8

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

District 9

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

CLASS A:

District 8

Nodaway Valley at Wayne

District 9

Sidney at Riverside
Southwest Valley at Tri-Center
St. Albert at AHSTW- Cancelled

District 10

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

CLASS 8:

District 7

CAM at Lenox- ON KJAN, KJANTV, CAM COUGAR CHANNEL
East Mills at Bedford
East Union at Griswold – ON GRIZTIGERVISION

District 8

Boyer Valley at Ar-We-Va
Coon Rapids-Bayard at Woodbine
Exira-EHK at West Harrison/Whiting Hawkeyes
Glidden-Ralston at Audubon

The CAM Cougars (4-0) football team hits the road to face the Lenox Tigers (4-0) in a big 8-Man District 7 contest Friday night and we’ll have coverage on KJAN and KJANTV.

The Cougars have been rolling up some big scores and big stats in their 4-0 start, scoring no less than 42 points in their four wins. Lane Spieker has been a do it all scorer on offense with 13 rushing, 1 passing, 2 kickoff return, and 2 punt return touchdowns. CAM Head Coach Barry Bower said Spieker has a great understanding of the game.

Lenox has done a nice job of working a balanced offense. Quarterback Cullen Wood has thrown for 592 yards and 8 touchdowns. Brad Larson has been a dynamic back with 471 yards rushing and 9 touchdowns on the ground and has hauled in three scores receiving. Coach Bower said the Tigers success starts up front with a big line.

You can catch the Cougars and the Tigers Friday night on KJAN. We’ll start the night with our pick ’em show Who’s Gonna Win? at 6:00 p.m. followed by the Dvorak Tire and Service Pregame Show at 6:30 p.m. and kickoff at 7:00 p.m. Chris Parks and Mike Smith have the call on AM 1220, FM 101.1, online at kjan.com. You can also watch the live video broadcast on KJANTV and the CAM Cougar Channel.

The Atlantic Trojans (3-1) football team is excited for a big District road game at Des Moines Christian (2-0) this week. The Trojans are riding a three game win streak and are coming off a gritty 7-0 win over Clarinda last week. Atlantic Head Coach Mike McDermott said the team has talked about this being a big game.

Des Moines Christian has been off the past two weeks with some COVID-19 issues amongst the team so it will be interesting to see if the Lions have any rust to shake off. The Lions have a nice quarterback in Jaxon Withers who has completed 47% of his passes and thrown five touchdowns in their two games so far. Coach McDermott said keeping track of him and putting some pressure on will be big keys for the Trojan defense.

Atlantic has had some mixed results on offense. They have shown some great flashes at times but penalties and turnovers last week made it tough to put complete drives together. Coach McDermott said they will need to clean some of those mistakes up but he is confident they are on the right track.

Listen to the full interview with Coach McDermott on Trojan Preview Friday afternoon at 4:45 p.m. on KJAN. The Trojans and the Lions are set for a 7:00 p.m. kickoff in Des Moines on Friday night.

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The MVAOCOU Cross Country Invitational was contested on Thursday night with a few area teams competing.

On the Boys side Woodbine finished 2nd, Dension-Schleswig was 4th, and Treynor finished 6th. Cole Dooley of Treynor was runner-up and his teammate Mason Yochum came in 10th.

In the girls race Denison-Schleswig finished 3rd and Treynor was 5th. Claire Miller of Denison-Schleswig was the top area runner in 8th.

Full results HERE.

The ACGC Chargers dominated their home cross country meet on Thursday. The boys notched a perfect score of 15 with the top 6 finishers on the night. Trevin Suhr led the way in the top spot. The girls scored 26 points and were led by an individual title from Rylee Sloss.

Girls Team Scoring

1. ACGC 26
2. West Central Valley 46
3. East Union 63

Girls Individual Top Ten

1. Rylee Sloss, ACGC
2. McKinna Hogan, Lenox
3. Chasey Rowan, West Central Valley
4. Gabrielle Valencia, East Union
5. Jorja Hoover, ACGC
6. Taitlin Koch, West Central Valley
7. Hayden Coffman, ACGC
8. Kiersten Knobbe, ACGC
9. EmmaKay McClain, ACGC
10. Mia South, CAM

Boys Team Scoring

1. ACGC 15
2. CAM 72
3. Perry 86
4. West Central Valley 94
5. East Union 107

Boys Individual Top Ten

1. Trevin Suhr, ACGC
2. Justin Reinhart, ACGC
3. Bo Arrasmith, ACGC
4. Kaden Thompson, ACGC
5. Austin Wetzel, ACGC
6. Andrew Mahaffey, ACGC
7. Ethan Follmann, CAM
8. Jackson Sloss, ACGC
9. Cael Hazen, West Central Valley
10. Korben Brunt, CAM

Nodaway Valley swept the team titles at the Audubon Cross Country Meet on Thursday. The Wolverines notched 56 points to win the boys title, led by a championship from Toby Bower. The girls scored 48 points and were led by a runner-up finish from Sophia Broers.

Boys Team Scoring

1. Nodaway Valley 56
2. Missouri Valley 62
3. IKM-Manning 64
4. Underwood 76
5. Riverside 105
6. Boyer Valley 139
7. Orient-Macksburg 185

Boys Individual Top Ten

1. Toby Bower, Nodaway Valley
2. Quentin Dreyer, IKM-Manning
3. Gable Porter, Underwood
4. Doug Berg, Nodaway Valley
5. Cody Gilpin, Missouri Valley
6. Ben Breheny, Nodaway Valley
7. Bryce Patten, Underwood
8. Brek Boruff, Missouri Valley
9. Connor Keller, IKM-Manning
10. Patrick Heffernan, Boyer Valley

Girls Team Scoring

1. Nodaway Valley 48
2. Underwood 55
3. Exira-EHK 63
4. Missouri Valley 84
5. Audubon 89

Girls Individual Top Ten

1. Georgia Paulson, Underwood
2. Sophia Broers, Nodaway Valley
3. Grace Slater, Audubon
4. Christa Cass, Orient-Macksburg
5. Kylie Petersen, Boyer Valley
6. Becca Cody, Riverside
7. Bre Boruff, Missouri Valley
8. Jordyn Reimer, Underwood
9. Morgan Hanson, IKM-Manning
10. Lily Day, Nodaway Valley

The Atlantic Trojans Volleyball Team started strong on senior night by opening with wins in the first two sets against St. Albert but they didn’t close the win. St. Albert rallied to win the 3rd and 4th sets fairly decisively and then edged out the Trojans in the 5th.

The final scoring on the night (3-2) St. Albert 24-23-25-25-15, Atlantic 26-25-14-18-13. Allie Petry was strong at the net for the Saintes and was honored by her teammates after the game for reaching the 1,000 kill plateau for her career.

The Saintes improved to 6-10 on the season and will next host Abe Lincoln on Tuesday. Atlantic falls to 8-14 and will travel to Lewis Central next Tuesday.

Watch the full match replay HERE.

Hawkeye Ten Conference

(3-2) St. Albert 24-23-25-25-15, Atlantic 26-25-14-18-13
(3-0) Clarinda 25-25-25, Mount Ayr 12-8-18
(3-0) Lewis Central 25-25-25, Shenandoah 9-15-20
(3-0) Red Oak 25-25-25, Creston 17-14-11

Western Iowa Conference

(3-0) Treynor 25-25-25, Riverside 17-16-22
(3-1) Logan-Magnolia 25-25-18-25, Missouri Valley 23-21-25-19

Rolling Valley Conference

(3-2) CAM def. Ar-We-Va
(3-1) Boyer Valley 25-20-25-25, West Harrison 16-25-19-12
(3-1) Coon Rapids-Bayard 22-25-25-25, Woodbine 25-20-23-19
(3-1) Glidden-Ralston 25-19-25-25 , Exira-EHK 18-25-15-16

The AHSTW versus St. Albert football game that was scheduled for this Friday night in Avoca has been cancelled. The cancellation was made out of health concern cautions within the AHSTW school district. AHSTW also cancelled their Thursday night volleyball match with Tri-Center.

St. Albert school officials have said they are searching for an opponent on short notice if they can find one.