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Atlantic Triangular (4A #7 Glenwood, Clarinda)
Glenwood 3, Atlantic 0 (25-8, 25-9. 25-11)
Glenwood 3, Clarinda 1 (20-25, 25-12, 25-15, 25-23)
Clarinda 3, Atlantic 0 (25-22, 25-17, 25-14)
St. Albert Triangular (3A #7 Kuemper Catholic, Red Oak)
Kuemper 3, St. Albert 1 (16-25, 25-10, 25-15, 25-16)
Kuemper 3, Red Oak 1 (25-22, 24-26, 25-20, 27-25)
Carroll 3, Denison Schleswig 2 (25-14, 25-19, 26-28, 19-25, 15-5)
Corner Conference
Griswold @ #15 Stanton
#9 East Mills 3, #13 Sidney 1 (25-20, 25-17, 23-25, 25-17)
Fremont Mills 3, Essex 0 (25-7, 25-17, 25-6)
Hamburg @ Lourdes Central Catholic
Pride of Iowa
Nodaway Valley Triangular (East Union, Martensdale St. Mary’s)
Martensdale St. Mary’s 2, Nodaway Valley 0 (25-15, 25-17)
Martensdale St. Mary’s 2, East Union 0 (25-17, 25-18)
SE Warren Triangular (Southwest Valley, Lenox)
Southwest Valley 2, Lenox 1 (24-26, 25-21, 15-5)
Southwest Valley 2, SE Warren 0 (25-15, 25-20)
Lenox 2, Southeast Warren 1 (25-20, 16-25, 15-13)
Mount Ayr Triangular (Central Decatur, Wayne)
Mount Ayr 2, Wayne 1 (25-21, 24-26, 15-13)
Mount Ayr 2, Central Decatur 0 (25-16, 25-17)
Wayne 2, Central Decatur 1
Rolling Valley
CAM 3, Ar-We-Va 0 (25-22, 25-21, 25-17)
Exira EHK, 3, Woodbine 1 (12-25, 25-19, 25-18, 26-24)
West Harrison 3, Paton-Churdan 0 (25-16, 25-15, 25-10)
Boyer Valley 3, Glidden Ralston 0 (25-17, 25-12, 25-11)
Western Iowa
Underwood 3, Audubon 0 (25-13, 25-10, 25-13)
#2 Riverside 3, Logan Magnolia 0 (25-13, 25-18, 25-19)
Missouri Valley 3, AHSTW 0 (25-9, 25-20, 25-9)
Treynor 3, IKM Manning 2 (25-11, 25-15, 23-25, 24-26, 15-7)
The ACGC Chargers Volleyball team is flying high after picking up five wins last week to push their record to 9-3 as they have won seven of their last nine matches. This included handing #2 Riverside their only loss of the season. They were able to pull off the win in a 2-1 nail-biter, with all three sets being decided by three points or less. Head Coach Barb South praised and credited her team’s attitude for their special performance.
In the match against Riverside and throughout the first 12 games of the season, sophomore Stella Largent has been one of the Chargers’ most dynamic players. She leads the West Central Athletic Conference with 206 kills. That’s 95 more than 2nd place on the leaderboard. She is also second in service aces and fifth in Kill efficiency. South says her drive and dedication are a big reason for her success.
The Chargers are also led by their senior captain Shay Lemke. Lemke is a third-year starter at the setter position and leads the WCAC with 272 assists. She is also the conference’s top server with 32 aces. Her versatility as a setter and range help set her apart, but one can not underestimate the value of leadership when it comes to team success.
In addition to causing havoc to opposing teams, ACGC’s high-powered offense has another purpose besides improving what is already a strong service team. That is, preparing the Chargers defense. ACGC has three players, including Becca Littler and Camdyn Richter, in the top 20 in digs. South says the quality of her servers helps prepare them for what’s to come.
ACGC will be in action next Tuesday When they host the 11-6 East Sac County Raiders.
AHSTW MEET
1. Treynor (57 points) — 7. Madalyn Kerkmann (22:25.70), 8. Ryleigh Thomas (22:37.50), 15. Lilly Yochum (23:21.10)
2. Tri-Center (69 points) — 11. Quincey Schneckloth (22:39.30), 12. Addison Boden (22:55.30), 14. Isah VanArsdol (23:11.50)
3. Logan-Magnolia (70 points) — 1. Allysen Johnsen (21:03.10), 2. Madison Sporrer (21:14.20)
4. Boyer Valley (76 points) — 3. Hailey Cue (21:16.70)
5. St. Albert (109 points) — 6. McKayla Markel (22:38.20)
6. IKM-Manning (112 points) — 10. Raegan Garrison (22:38.40), 13. Emily Albertsen (23:05.90)
NTS. Woodbine — 4. Adyson Lapel (22:13.30), 6. Reagan Cogdill (22:21.20)
NTS. AHSTW
NTS. Missouri Valley
NTS. Griswold
NTS. CAM
NTS. Exira/EHK
NTS. Underwood
STORM LAKE MEET
1. Harlan (52 points) — 1. Lindsey Sonderman (18:34.44), 5. Ashlyn Rau (20:16.58), 13. Brylee Schechinger (21:26.05)
5. Denison-Schleswig (140 points) — 9. Lola Mendlik (20:53.40), 12. Alexa Tremblay (21:22.04)
7. Sioux City North (172 points) — 11. Marcella Palmer (21:06.03)
9. LeMars (198 points)
AHSTW MEET
1. Riverside (37 points) — 2. Dawson Henderson (17:10.00), 4. Brody Henderson (17:39.00), 5. Eli Hudnall (17:57.30), 6. Owen Fenner (17:57.60)
2. Woodbine (64 points) — 1. Gunner Wagner (17:03.80), 11. Aiden Summerfield (18:24.40)
3. Tri-Center (70 points) — 7. Haven Weers (18:06.30), 9. Brennan Boden (18:11.80), 13. Evan Wham (18:33.90)
4. St. Albert (92 points) — 12. Jackson Walter (18:26.50), 14. Joey Mazzella (18:34.90)
5. IKM-Manning (137 points)
6. Missouri Valley (160 points)
7. Boyer Valley (166 points) — 15. Dane Gotham (18:36.90)
8. Exira/EHK (209 points) — 10. Austin Rasmussen (18:20.00)
NTS. Griswold — 8. Holden Jensen (18:11.10)
NTS. Logan-Magnolia
NTS. Missouri Valley
NTS. Underwood
NTS. Treynor
NTS. CAM
STORM LAKE MEET
3. Sioux City North (87 points) — 1. Ben Hames (17:28.03), 9. Even Swaggerty (18:01.22)
8. Denison-Schleswig (207 points) — 3. Kevin Sanchez (17:33.38)
9. LeMars (227 points) — 10. Aaron Lee (18:01.76)
10. Harlan (243 points)
Although the results haven’t quite been there for the Nodaway Valley Football team the Wolverines will look to change that this Friday night when they take on the on the Woodward-Granger Hawks. For co-head coach Jack West, he is proud that his team has improved on the things that he has put in front of them.
One thing that Nodaway Valley does have is lots of young talent. West says the junior and sophomore classes “are really big classes for us in terms of just numbers and also the talent and work ethic”. On the defensive side of the ball junior Ahston Hannold and sophomore Caleb Christensen led the team and are in the top 20 in the Pride of Iowa Conference in total tackles. West says he’s happy to see their progress on the field.
Offensively senior Paul Berg is leading the ground attack with 107 yards on just seven carries. This includes a 75-yard Touchdown run, which is the longest in the conference to date. Berg was actually a late add to the Wolverine squad. Having prior football experience Berg joined the team shortly before the school year started and has had no problem finding success. West has found that he a knack for running the football.
Nodaway Valley will have a tough test this Friday. Woodward-Granger comes in with a 2-1 record and 1,005 yards of total offense, including 485 yards through the air. West knows that it’ll be a challenge to slow Talan Fuson, Max Dalton, and the Hawk offense.
Kickoff in Greenfield is scheduled for 7pm.
Iowa prepares for the 118th meeting against Minnesota in the Twin Cities. For the Hawkeyes it is the Big Ten opener and their first road test of the season.
That’s Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz who expects this to continue a string of close games in the series.
Iowa won four of five road games last season.
Ferentz feels quarterback Cade McNamara and the offense are making progress but the Hawkeyes have yet to play a complete game.
The Hawkeye defense has been victimized by three long touchdown passes the past two weeks and the Hawkeyes gave up a punt return for a touchdown in a 38-21 win over Troy.
Iowa State coach Matt Campbell is approaching a milestone. Campbell is one victory shy of tying Dan McCarney as ISU’s all-time leader in wins. The 20th ranked Cyclones close non conference play at home on Saturday against Arkansas State.
Campbell is in his ninth season as Cyclone coach.
The Cyclones are 2-0 and ranked 20th but Campbell says they are only focused on improvement.
Under former Tennessee coach Butch Jones Arkansas State is 2-1 after a 28-18 loss at Michigan.
Even though the bye week came early Campbell felt it was productive.
CLASS 1A
1. Lili Denton, St. Albert
13. Adyson Lapel, Woodbine
16. Karson Oberender, Martensdale-St. Marys
18. Anne Miller, Treynor
19. Macclaine German, Martensdale-St. Marys
22. Allysen Johnsen, Logan-Magnolia
CLASS 2A
16. Riley King, Clarinda
CLASS 3A
3. Lindsey Sonderman, Harlan
4. Grace Berglund, Glenwood
7. Addison Bertrand, Bishop Heelan
20. Ashlyn Rau, Harlan
24. Breckyn Petersen, Glenwood
CLASS 4A
3. Ava Bussey, Lewis Central
12. Delayna Reese, Lewis Central
21. Madelyn Hoss, Lewis Central
BOYS
CLASS 1A
5. Gunner Wagner, Woodbine
10. Alex Davis, Ankeny Christian
12. Parker Heisterkamp, St. Albert
13. Dawson Henderson, Riverside
16. Brody Henderson, Riverside
22. Dane Gorham, Boyer Valley
23. Brennan Boden, Tri-Center
CLASS 2A
14. Kyle Wagoner, Clarinda
CLASS 3A
15. Dayton Wiederin, Kuemper Catholic
CLASS 4A
16. Evan Lillie, Lewis Central
17. Kuma Gutema, Sioux City North
27. Marshall Arkfeld, Lewis Central
Class A Girls PLACE TEAM POINTS PLACES OF FINISHERS AVG. TIME SPREAD 1 Winterset 52 2 3 6 7 34 46 21:38.5 3:49.0 2 Adm 66 5 11 12 13 25 27 29 22:00.3 2:37.5 3 North Polk 74 1 16 18 19 20 22 30 22:16.7 2:30.8 4 Ballard 76 4 9 14 23 26 28 22:18.5 2:53.4 5 Indianola 159 21 31 33 35 39 41 45 24:17.6 1:47.9 6 Atlantic 169 8 32 37 43 49 52 55 24:43.9 6:18.2 7 Bondurant Farrar 170 15 24 40 44 47 24:37.5 4:35.2 8 Boone 174 10 36 38 42 48 24:45.2 5:45.5 9 Webster City 225 17 50 51 53 54 28:15.0 8:47.4
6. Atlantic
8 Katrina Williams, 11 21:21.5
32 Hailey White, 10 24:22.1
37 Ella Brummer, 11 24:53.6
43 Bella Brock, 11 25:22.6
49 Allison Middents, 10 27:39.7
52 Claire Comer, 11 29:52.0
55 Cadence Kinzie, 10 31:49.0
Class A Boys PLACE TEAM POINTS PLACES OF FINISHERS AVG. TIME SPREAD 1 Adm 41 2 7 9 11 12 16 18 18:06.9 0:55.6 2 Bondurant Farrar 52 1 6 13 15 17 20 29 18:12.1 1:34.4 3 North Polk 96 8 14 19 24 31 35 37 18:51.9 1:18.6 4 Ballard 113 5 10 21 36 41 48 51 18:57.9 2:05.9 5 Winterset 127 3 4 38 40 42 46 58 19:04.6 2:23.9 6 Indianola 149 26 28 30 32 33 39 44 19:27.7 0:11.5 7 Webster City 185 22 23 43 47 50 57 62 20:08.8 2:20.5 8 Atlantic 217 27 34 49 52 55 60 63 20:41.7 2:23.7 9 Boone 233 25 45 53 54 56 59 61 21:02.5 2:35.3
8. Atlantic 27 Luke Irlmeier, 12 19:22.9 34 Vincent Meisinger, 10 19:34.7 49 Anthony Akers, 10 21:15.8 52 Hadin Thompson, 12 21:28.4 55 Preston Williams, 11 21:46.5 60 Caleb Andersen, 10 22:06.5 63 Nolyn Kinney, 10 23:01.6
Class B PLACE TEAM POINTS PLACES OF FINISHERS AVG. TIME SPREAD 1 Des Moines Christian 18 1 2 3 4 8 12 14 17:31.8 1:21.9 2 Nevada 60 5 6 15 16 18 25 57 18:32.6 1:23.2 3 Pella Christian 86 10 11 20 22 23 29 19:08.0 1:18.0 4 Roland-Story 126 7 19 30 31 39 51 62 19:38.3 2:12.0 5 Van Meter 149 17 24 32 35 41 42 49 19:56.2 1:33.2 6 Madrid 158 13 26 33 36 50 59 63 20:03.9 2:56.2 7 Nodaway Valley 179 9 27 40 48 55 65 20:27.2 3:43.2 8 Woodward Granger 208 21 43 45 47 52 58 64 20:54.1 2:18.1 9 Ifa-Agwsr 210 28 38 44 46 54 56 20:53.5 2:02.3 10 Eagle Grove 245 34 37 53 60 61 66 21:32.0 2:43.6
7. Nodaway Valley Boys
9 Gabe Winkelmann, 9 18:20.0
27 Luke Kading, 10 19:51.5
40 Paul Kading, 10 20:31.5
48 Cheribum Mercado, 9 21:29.9
55 Haden Colton, 10 22:03.1
65 Dominic Breheny, 9 25:14.1
The CAM volleyball team will travel to Ar-We-Va on Tuesday and look to pick up their first win of the season. Through their first eight games the Cougars have battled hard. They have kept numerous matches close including a 2-1 loss to Atlantic in which the second set was decided by two points. Not to mention their battle against #9 East Mills in which the first set was decided by 3 points. Despite things not always going CAM’s way, head coach Hilary Zimmerline is proud of the way her team has competed.
The Cougars roster is a young one. Currently, Maddie Richter and Gracie Venteicher are the only seniors on the CAM roster. Richter is tied for sixth in the conference in digs. Zimmerline knows that having a pair of dedicated seniors is a big tool.
Despite only have a pair of the seniors, the CAM roster has a ton of young talent. Junior Krista James leads the Rolling Valley Conference in blocks and solo blocks. Sophomore Courtney Follmann ranks 4th in assists while sophomore Ruthie Rich is tied for sixth in kills. Zimmerline is not only excited about their talent and dedication but also the future of CAM volleyball.
CAM’s game at Ar-We-Va will start at 7:30pm. Coach Zimmerline says she is “excited to get into conference play”.
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