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Class 3A:
Pod D:
Bishop Heelan – 28 vs Atlantic – 6
Sioux Center – 28 vs Des Moines Christian – 10
Pod A:
Clear Lake – 41 vs Mount Vernon – 0
Nevada – 21 vs Carroll – 14
Pod B:
Winterset – 28 vs Independence – 6
Solon – 31 vs Benton – 6
Pod C:
Wahlert Catholic – 38 vs Central DeWitt – 0
West Delaware – 35 vs Mount Pleasant – 21
Class 2A:
Pod A:
Kuemper Catholic – 26 vs OABCIG – 15
Cherokee Washington – 40 vs Unity Christian -14
Pod B:
PCM – 45 vs Pella Christian – 31
Wilton – 30 vs West Branch – 7
Pod C:
Mid-Prairie – 46 vs Mediapolis – 0
Van Meter – 24 vs Roland-Story 14
Pod D:
Osage – 27 vs Hampton-Dumont-CAL – 7
Alburnett – 34 vs Waukon – 16
Class 1A:
Pod D:
Treynor – 35 vs Hinton 12
South Hardin – 20 vs Ridge View – 0
Pod A:
Underwood – 42 vs West Marshall – 21
West Lyon – 63 vs Lawton-Bronson – 7
Pod B:
Beckman Catholic – 35 vs Sigourney/Keota – 0
Grundy Center – 42 vs Clarion-Goldfield-Dows – 7
Pod C:
Regina – 52 vs Cascade – 13
Pleasantville – 33 vs Hudson – 20
Class A:
Pod C:
ACGC – 21 vs Mount Ayr – 7
West Sioux – 31 vs Sibley-Ocheyedan – 14
Pod A:
Woodbury Central – 21 vs Madrid – 0
MMCRU – 37 vs Gehlen Catholic – 0
Pod B:
Saint Ansgar – 53 vs West Fork – 20
North Linn – 21 vs Pekin – 3
Pod D:
Wapsie Valley – 21 vs Maquoketa Valley – 14
Lynnville-Sully – 51 vs BGM- 26
Eight-Man:
Pod D:
Audubon – 82 vs Montezuma – 0
Iowa Valley – 63 vs Janesville – 0
Pod B:
Woodbine – 68 vs Southeast Warren – 0
Fremont-Mills -40 vs Bedford – 28
Pod A:
Bishop Garrigan – 50 vs North Union – 15
Don Bosco – 69 vs Clarksville – 32
Pod C:
Gladbrook-Reinbeck – 56 vs Easton Valley – 6
Edgewood-Colesburg – 34 vs Turkey Valley- 12
Boys Team Results (Top 5):
7. Red Oak 193
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12. Harlan 248
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Iowa State will be out to snap a three game losing streak on Saturday when the Cyclones host Arizona State. With Sun Devil star quarterback Sam Leavitt sidelined due to injury the Cyclones will face former Nebraska and Georgia Tech quarterback Jeff Sims.
That’s Cyclone coach Matt Campbell. Sikms directed a fourth quarter rally that came up short against Houston and Campbell says he and Leavitt have a lot of similarities.
Campbell says the Sun Devils have a lot of talent.
Both teams are 5-3.
The Atlantic Trojans will be on the road this Halloween to open their postseason against the Bishop Heelan Crusaders. For the Trojans, it marks their first playoff appearance since 2020 and despite the long trip, Atlantic is ready to put their best foot forward.
That’s Atlantic head coach Joe Brummer who also says they are accustomed to making long hauls.
Waiting at the end of the line will be the 7-2 Crusaders. Bishop Heelan has won four of their last five and like Atlantic will be looking to bounce back from a season finale loss. Defensively, the Trojans will need to find a way to stop University of Iowa commit Kasen Thomas.
Brummer says swarming the football will be a massive key to limiting his production, as well as slowing down an offense that averages over 25 points per game.
On offense, the Trojans will have to find a way through a talented and stingy defense. Bishop Heelan has allowed more than 21 points just once this season and are led by Zack Harpenau who has amassed 56 tackles with a pair of sacks and 4 tackles for loss. Brummer says that the Trojans will need to block well especially at the linebacker level.
The Crusaders defense has been particularly stingy in the redzone and Brummer knows that his team will have to execute at a high level to get into the endzone.
This game will be won or lost in the trenches and Brummer says the line of scrimmage will be as important as ever.
You can catch all the action on KJAN with pregame coverage beginning at 6:30 pm with kickoff scheduled for 7 pm.
The Audubon Football team is set for a second home playoff game this season against the Montezuma Braves. The Wheelers won their opening playoff game against Lenox 58-20. Wheeler Head Coach Sean Birks says the home field is deserving after the successful regular season.
Birks says creating a consistent run game is critical in the matchup with Montezuma.
The Wheelers share a state leading number of 62 rushing touchdowns on the season and have the third most rushing yards at the eight-player level. The Wheelers are led by Sophomore Aiden Kjergaard who has rushed for 1,089 yards and 25 touchdowns. Behind him, two more sophomores in Mason Kasperbauer and Paxton Beane have both ran for more than 450 yards this season.
In the preparation for the Braves, Birks says Montezuma will feature disciplined football and a diverse playbook.
You can catch all the action on KJANTV from Audubon with coverage beginning at 6:30 P.M. and kickoff is scheduled for 7 P.M..
ALGONA, Iowa — Iowa State Cyclones basketball star Audi Crooks is giving back to her hometown as many families face food insecurity with their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits possibly being delayed during the federal government shutdown. KCCI reports the Audi Crooks Foundation has launched “Knock N Dash,” a doorstep care-package program to help Kossuth County residents weather the strain caused by the SNAP delays.
With many households experiencing gaps and uncertainty around SNAP disbursements, local families are facing tougher choices at the grocery checkout. Knock N Dash aims to bridge those gaps quickly and quietly: residents complete a short form noting household size and location, and volunteers deliver care packages directly to their doors — no questions asked and no judgment.
At its heart, Knock N Dash is a neighbor‑to‑neighbor response to an urgent moment — one knock at a time, ensuring fewer families go without while SNAP benefits are delayed during the shutdown.
Rateds collide in the second round of the Class 1A playoffs Friday night when eighth ranked Underwood visits number nine West Marshall. Underwood coach Nate Mechaelsen says his team has gotten healthier and has momentum after an opening round playoff win over South Central Calhoun.
The chore for the Underwood defense will be slowing down a West Marshall offense that averages more than 260 yards of rushing per game.
Mechaelsen says finding success on first down will be a key to the game.
Underwood will counter with an offense that likes to mix the pass and the run.
FIRST TEAM
*Jaelynn Petersen (Senior) – Exira/EHK
Taryn Petersen (Junior) – Exira/EHK
Courtney Follman (Junior) – CAM
*Malia Clayburg (Senior) – Coon Rapids-Bayard
*Anna Hart (Senior) – Coon Rapids-Bayard
Sylvia Sullivan (Senior) – Boyer Valley
Amelia Cook (Sophomore) – Coon Rapids-Bayard
Morgan Hast (Junior) – Boyer Valley
Isabell Crook (Senior) – Woodbine
Vanessa Blum (Freshman) – Woodbine
Courtney Follman (Junior) – CAM
* Unanimous Selection
SECOND TEAM
Ruthie Rich (Junior) – CAM
Aubrey Hofbauer (Senior) – Coon Rapids-Bayard
Kassidy Wenck (Senior) – Glidden-Ralston
Reese Miller (Senior) – Boyer Valley
Gwen Neilsen (Senior) – Boyer Valley
Ashtyn Klocke (Senior) – Coon Rapids-Bayard
Annalee Wittrock (Junior) – Ar-We-Va
Ava Klinker (Senior) – Boyer Valley
Reese Leaders (Senior) – Woodbine
Hannah Wendt (Senior) – Woodbine
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