The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ men’s college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 28, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking:

Others receiving votes: Kansas St 94, Florida St. 76, Nevada 41, Louisville 39, Creighton 33, Seton Hall 16, Miami 12, TCU 11, Houston 8, Alabama 6, New Mexico St. 5, NC State 5, Southern Cal 3.

Audubon Wheeler Invitational

Missouri Valley had seven champions on their way to the title. Logan-Magnolia had the six other champions at the tourney.

AC/GC Charger Invitational

Underwood’s Alex Thomsen was a champion at 126 and Logan James won the 132 pound title for the Eagles. AHSTW’s Gabe Pauley stayed unbeaten on the season and took the 170 pound title. Coon Rapids-Bayard’s Dalton Arnold won at 220. Tri-Center’s Connor Atkisson was a champ at 106.

East Mills Tournament

Southwest Valley’s Teagan Lundquist won the 126 pound title and teammate Logan Calkins was the winner at 145.

The Atlantic/CAM wrestling team finished 4th at the Hawkeye Ten Individual Tournament on Saturday at Lewis Central. The Trojans racked up 176.5 points and had 3 individual champions on the day. Kole Hansen became a 2x champion at 126 pounds, Chase McLaren became a 3x Champion at 132 pounds, and John McConkey also became a 2x champion at 285 pounds. Other top finishers for the Trojans were Steele McLaren- Runner-Up at 120, Joe Weaver 3rd at 106, Aybren Moore 3rd at 113, Connor Pellett 4th at 152, Cale Roller 4th at 170, and Kenny Jimmerson 5th at 160.

Glenwood took the team title with 237.5 points and had three individual champions.

Team Scores

1. Glenwood 237.5
2. Creston O-M 201
3. Lewis Central 195
4. Atlantic/CAM 176.5
5. Red Oak 129
6. Harlan 117
7. Clarinda 100
8. Kuemper Catholic 69.5
9. Shenandoah 62
10. Denison-Schleswig 28
11. St. Albert 0

Individual Champions

106: Benjamin Schmitz (Kuemper Catholic)
113: Taber Dominguez (Lewis Central)
120: Ethan Lemon (Harlan)
126: Kole Hansen (Atlantic/CAM)
132: Chase McLaren (Atlantic/CAM)
138: Austin Gutknecht (Clarinda)
145: Trevor Anderson (Glenwood)
152: Caleb Kingery (Lewis Central)
160: William Waugh (Lewis Central)
170: Carter Maynes (Red Oak)
182: Anthony Sherry (Glenwood)
195: Nick Foss (Harlan)
220: Isaac Bales (Glenwood)
285: John McConkey (Atlantic/CAM)

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A big crowd at Carver-Hawkeye Arena never even had a chance to get into the game, Sunday. Nebraska shot a blistering 62 percent in the second quarter to blow the game open in a 92-74 win over 25th ranked Iowa. The Hawkeyes trailed by thirty points at halftime and it left coach Lisa Bluder looking for answers. The Hawkeyes shot only 41 percent, including one of 12 from three point range, and were outrebounded 44-33.

Megan Gustafson had 26 points and 10 rebounds and Kathleen Doyle had 16 points. They were the only Hawkeyes in double figures. Iowa falls to 4-5 in the Big Ten and 16-6 overall. It was Nebraska’s ninth straight road win and the Huskers improve to 7-2 in the Big Ten.

(Learfield Sports)

CHICAGO (AP) — Clayton Custer scored a season-high 21 points on 9-of-12 shooting and Missouri Valley Conference leader Loyola-Chicago beat Northern Iowa 70-47 on Sunday for its seventh straight victory.

Loyola (18-4, 8-2) hasn’t won seven straight league games since a 12-game streak during the 1984-85 season. The Ramblers are 16-1 with Custer in the lineup — including a 65-59 victory over then-No. 5 Florida in December. He missed five straight games after sustaining an ankle injury against the Gators.

Donte Ingram had 16 points and eight rebounds, Cameron Krutwig added 14 points and eight boards for Loyola. Loyola leads conference foes Bradley, Southern Illinois and Drake — all at 6-4 — with eight games to play.

Klint Carlson and Tywhon Pickford each scored 14 for Northern Iowa (11-11, 3-7). The Panthers shot 36.5 percent, including 4 of 21 from distance.

Stanford running back Bryce Love won the Lombardi Award, given to the top Division I football player based on performance, leadership, character and resilience. Love was a Heisman Trophy runner-up to Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield last season, running for 162.9 yards per game and 8.04 per carry. He played the last month of the season through a nagging sprained ankle that forced him to miss one game. The Lombardi was presented Saturday night at Lone Star College in Houston.

Other finalists were Mayfield, Penn State running back Saquon Barkley, Alabama defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick, UCF linebacker Shaquem Griffin, Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson, and Iowa State linebacker Joel Lanning, who also played some quarterback for the Cyclones.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Reserve Lamonte Turner scored 20 points, James Daniel III had 16 off the bench and 22nd-ranked Tennessee rolled past Iowa State 68-45 on Saturday in the SEC/Big 12 Challenge for its sixth win in seven games. Admiral Schofield had 10 points and seven rebounds for the Volunteers (15-5), who overcame a horrid start to post their fifth road win of the season.

Donovan Jackson had 13 points for the Cyclones (11-9), who were held to their lowest scoring output of the season. Senior Hans Brase replaced talented freshman Cam Lard in the starting lineup for the first time. Brase went scoreless while Lard finished with six points.

This was one of the Cyclones’ worst performances of the season. As a rebuilding program, a lack of focus can make things get ugly in a hurry — and getting outscored by 30 points in less than 20 minutes is about as ugly as it gets.

Iowa State hosts No. 7 West Virginia on Wednesday.

BOYS BASKETBALL

A-H-S-T-W, Avoca 60, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 58, OT
Carlisle 60, Creston 56
Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 60, Sioux City, North 53
Earlham 56, Nodaway Valley 55
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 80, St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 52
Nebraska City Lourdes, Neb. 41, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 25
Western Christian, Hull 77, Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 71

Murray 38, Lamoni 37

Ankeny Christian Academy 69, Mormon Trail, Garden Grove 45

Cornerstone Christian, Neb. 48, Whiting 42

Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 75, Sioux City, North 41
Earlham 46, Nodaway Valley 42
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 53, Shenandoah 32
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 66, St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 42
Western Christian, Hull 82, Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 52

Seymour 57, Diagonal 38

The 2018 RAGBRAI route was announced Saturday night, in Des Moines. The Register’s Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa (RAGBRAI) runs July 22nd through the 28th. It begins in Onawa with the traditional dipping of the tires in the Missouri River and concludes in Davenport with the tires dipped in the Mississippi River.

In between, riders will stop overnight in Denison, Jefferson, Ames, Newton, Sigourney and Iowa City.The path includes Highway 30 on parts of the western leg.Full route details will be announced in March.

The Register reports the route is just over 428-miles long and has about 12,576 feet of climb. Officials say it should be fairly easy, compared to past rides. It will be the fourth flattest in RAGBRAI’s 46-year history, and the seventh shortest.

For more: https://ragbrai.com/2018/01/27/ragbrai-2018-route-overnight-towns-have-been-announced/