The fifth ranked Iowa Hawkeyes will be on the road in the Big Ten on Sunday afternoon to play Illinois. The Hawkeyes are 9-1 in the Big Ten after a lopsided win over Penn State and senior center Adam Woodbury says they have been successful by putting together consistent efforts.

Illinois is 3-7 in the Big Ten and coming off a triple overtime win at Rutgers. It will be a 12:00p.m. tipoff Sunday in the State Farm Center. You can hear the game Sunday following our church services, on KJAN.

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Atlantic 46, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 41
Bedford 66, Wayne, Corydon 22
Boone 60, ADM, Adel 33
CAM, Anita 46, Coon Rapids-Bayard 38
Central Decatur, Leon 78, Southwest Valley 53
Creston 65, Red Oak 38
Denison-Schleswig 62, Clarinda 46
Des Moines Christian 66, West Central Valley, Stuart 37
Essex 74, Clarinda Academy 41
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 60, Adair-Casey 47
Fremont Mills, Tabor 39, East Mills 38
Harlan 70, Glenwood 40
Lewis Central 51, St. Albert, Council Bluffs 43
Logan-Magnolia 64, Griswold 40
Martensdale-St. Marys 48, Lenox 23
Mount Ayr 68, Pleasantville 39
Murray 49, Orient-Macksburg 24
Nodaway Valley 61, Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 39
Panorama, Panora 49, Ogden 32
Sioux City, East 61, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 37
Stanton 71, Heartland Christian 23
Treynor 70, IKM-Manning 58
Underwood 56, Audubon 48
Van Meter 58, Guthrie Center 21
Woodward-Granger 60, Earlham 36

ADM, Adel 64, Boone 58
Audubon 66, Underwood 59
Bedford 79, Wayne, Corydon 62
Carroll 67, Carlisle 59
Central Decatur, Leon 65, Southwest Valley 29
Clarinda Academy 61, Essex 40
Coon Rapids-Bayard 45, CAM, Anita 44, OT
Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 64, Papillion-LaVista, Neb. 58
Creston 77, Red Oak 68
Denison-Schleswig 66, Clarinda 47
Des Moines Christian 80, West Central Valley, Stuart 46
East Mills 58, Fremont Mills, Tabor 51
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 65, Adair-Casey 49
Harlan 78, Glenwood 70
IKM-Manning 68, Treynor 67
Iowa Christian Academy 54, Diagonal 51
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 87, Shenandoah 64
Lenox 64, Martensdale-St. Marys 53
Lewis Central 57, St. Albert, Council Bluffs 37
Logan-Magnolia 54, Griswold 30
Missouri Valley 72, Tri-Center, Neola 51
Murray 65, Orient-Macksburg 45
Nodaway Valley 76, Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 49
Panorama, Panora 76, Ogden 45
Pleasantville 56, Mount Ayr 52
Sioux City, East 65, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 20
Stanton 89, Heartland Christian 29
Van Meter 56, Guthrie Center 37
West Harrison, Mondamin 69, Whiting 62
Western Valley Conference Tournament
Consolation
Kingsley-Pierson 59, River Valley, Correctionville 37
Siouxland Community Christian 66, Lawton-Bronson 47
West Monona, Onawa 46, OA-BCIG 44
Woodbury Central, Moville 66, Westwood, Sloan 61

The Exira-EHK Spartans picked up a girls and boys basketball win at Adair-Casey on Friday night.

Fans packed the house for a top ten match-up in the girls game and the action did not disappoint.  After a slow start for both teams the game was knotted at 5 at the end of the 1st quarter.  The Spartans took a brief lead but the Bombers rallied back and took a 4 point lead into the halftime locker room after Zoey Dinkla hit a shot just before time expired off a nice assist from Madie Sorensen.  Adair-Casey was able to hang on to a lead of 3 points by the end of the third but much like the first time these teams met the Spartans owned the fourth quarter.   The Spartans outscored the Bombers 24-8 in the final period to stay undefeated.  Maggie Rasmussen led all scorers with 17 points.  Sophia Peppers had 15 points, all in the second half, and Kealey Nelson had 14 for the Spartans.  Miranada Plowman and Madie Sorensen each scored 11 for the Bombers.  Exira-EHK improves to 19-0 and Adair-Casey falls to 17-3.

The boys game ended up carrying over the excitement from the girls game for three quarters.  The Spartans raced out to a 20-8 lead at the end of the first quarter but Adair-Casey rallied to take a brief lead before Noah Pettepier ended the half with two three point buckets to put Exira-EHK up 30-26 at half.  It was still a tight game after three quarters at 42-37 Spartans but much like the girls contest the Spartans took over in the fourth quarter.  The Spartans outpaced the Bombers 23-12 in the fourth to pick up their 13th win on the year.  The Spartans had four players finish in double figures: Dakota Rold 18, Noah Pettepier 15, Drew Buckholdt 14, and Brady Hansen 14. Connor Westergaard was the Bombers top scorer with 16 points.  The Spartans are now 13-5 on the year while the Bombers dropped to 1-18.

We’ll have coverage of Exira-EHK’s next outing, a doubleheader Monday night against Boyer-Valley.  Girls game at 6:00pm, Boys at 7:30pm.  Catch it on air, online, or on the app.  Live video will be available as well on our TV page at kjan.com

The Adair-Casey Bombers will play host to the Exira EHK Spartans in a varsity basketball doubleheader tonight that we will have for you on KJAN.

The girls game will be a battle of top ten ranked teams with Exira-EHK undefeated at 18-0 and ranked #2, while Adair-Casey is 17-2 and ranked #10 in the latest rankings just released on Thursday from the IGHSAU.  Exira-EHK won the first meeting in Elk Horn 49-36.  Kealey Nelson had 15 points and 9 rebounds to lead the Spartans to that win back on January 5th, Sophia Peppers also had 15 points and 7 rebounds in that game.  Bombers leading scorer Madie Sorensen had 13 points in the first meeting.

The boys game features a 12-5 Spartans team against a very young Bombers squad that is 1-17 on the year.  Exira-EHK won the first meeting of the season in Elk Horn by a score of 56-34.  Brady Hansen led the Spartans with 15 points in that game on January 5th.

We’ll have coverage of both games tonight on KJAN AM 1220 and FM 101.1.  You can also listen online or on the KJAN mobile app. You can also check out live video streaming of both games on our TV page at kjan.com

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – A bill that sought to punish Stanford University for its band’s Rose Bowl halftime show mocking Iowa has been all but buried in the Iowa Senate. Majority Leader Michael Gronstal told reporters Thursday that he wouldn’t schedule the measure for floor debate.

Stanford’s band is known for irreverent shows. It poked fun at Iowa in Pasadena on New Year’s Day, employing among other things a dancing cow and a frowning farmer formation. The Cardinal beat the Hawkeyes 45-16 in the game.

The bill by Ottumwa Sen. Mark Chelgren would ban collaboration between Iowa’s state universities and Stanford until Stanford officials apologize for the band’s behavior. The Des Moines Register reports that Gronstal told reporters “it would probably be good if senators from southern Iowa had a sense of humor.”

The postseason is upon us for the winter sports season. Wrestlers in Classes 1A and 2A will be competing in Sectional meets around the state on Saturday.  Boys swimming teams will also be in action Saturday with District meets that will determine state qualifiers.

Wrestling sectional assignments can be found here:

Class 2A Sites & Assignments

Class 1A Sites & Assignments

The 1st and 2nd place winners in each weight class will advance to district meets on Saturday, February 13th. The Atlantic/CAM wrestlers will be competing in Winterset in Class 2A, Sectional 4 along with Central Decatur, Clarke, Creston O-M, Van Meter, and Winterset. Atlantic will be the host site for the district 2.  The other sectional competing to get to Atlantic is Sectional 3 in Glenwood that features Bedford/Lenox, Clarinda, Glenwood, Harlan, Red Oak, and Shenandoah.

Boys swimming teams will be competing Saturday at 6 district meets around the states.  Time will be compiled electronically in Des Moines from all of the meet sites and the top 24 times will qualify for the state meet on Saturday, February 13th.

The Atlantic Boys Swimming team will be competing in Indianola at 12:30pm.  Included in the district at Indianola are: Atlantic, Des Moines Lincoln, Des Moine Roosevelt, Dowling Catholic, Indianola, Lewis Central, Oskaloosa, and Southeast Polk.

Listen in to our Saturday Morning Coaches Show at 8:30am to hear a preview from Atlantic Head Wrestling Coach Tim Duff and Atlantic Head Swimming Coach Dean Junker.

The Predicament released their third dual team rankings of the season on Thursday.  Regional Dual Team Meets begin with Class 1A and 2A on Tuesday, February 9th and Wednesday, February 10th for Class 3A.

The Predicament’s Dual Team Rankings No. 3
Class 3A
1 Southeast Polk
2 Valley, WDM
3 Fort Dodge
4 Dubuque Hempstead
5 Prairie, Cedar Rapids
6 Johnston
7 Cedar Rapids Jefferson
8 Epworth,Western Dubuque
9 Cedar Rapids Kennedy
10 Waverly-Shell Rock

Class 2A
1 New Hampton
2 Creston O/M
3 Assumption, Davenport
4 Clarion-Goldfield-Dows
5 Sgt Bluff-Luton
6 Albia
7 Mediapolis
8 Independence
9 Washington
10 Webster City

Class 1A
1 Don Bosco, Gilbertville
2 Lisbon
3 Alburnett
4 Logan Magnolia
5 Sumner-Fredricksburg
6 Dike-New Hartford
7 Sibley-Ocheyedan
8 Westwood-Sloan
9 Lake Mills
10 Sigourney-Keota

The Predicament released their Class 1A and 2A State team rankings and individual rankings late Thursday.

CLASS 1A

1 Alburnett (6)
2 Lisbon (6)
3 Sibley-Ocheyedan (5)
4 Highland Riverside (2)
5 Wapsie Valley (4)
6 Underwood (3)
7 Don Bosco (5)
8 Wilton (3)
9 West Marshall (4)
10 SE Warren (3)

The Predicament’s Class 1A Final Individual Rankings
106
1 Will Portis (Jr.) Rockford
2 Gable Fox (So.) Don Bosco
3 Donny Schmit (So.) Wapsie Valley
4 Jaymus Wilson (Fr.) Alburnett
5 Samuel Loyd (So.) New London
6 Marshall Rasmussen (Sr.) Underwood
7 Kurtis Krager (So.) BCIG-OA
8 Koby Hanson (So.) Manson NW Webster
9 Hunter Phantz (So.) West Marshall
10 Jacob Sigler (Jr.) Dike-New Hartford
113
1 Brock Henderson (Jr.) North Linn
2 Joshua Tibbits (Fr.) Martensdale-St Marys
3 Jeremiah Colon (Sr.) Newman Catholic
4 Blake Bauer (Jr.) SE Warren
5 Tatem Bluml (Jr.) Oakland Riverside
6 Kody Kleve (Sr.) Starmont
7 Remington Meeker (Jr.) Logan Magnolia
8 Dylan Loomer (Jr.) Jesup
9 Logan Lutgen (So.) Don Bosco
10 Javis Krieger (So.) New London
120
1 Bryce West (Jr.) Highland Riverside
2 Brady Kyner (Jr.) SE Warren
3 Chance Throndson (So.) Riceville
4 Cooper Siebrecht (So.) Lisbon
5 Kody Berg (Jr.) Westwood Sloan
6 Ben Moyer (Jr.) Alburnett
7 Cole Allison (Jr.) Ft Dodge St Edmond
8 Kaleb Krall (Fr.) Wapsie Valley
9 Skylar Richter (Sr.) Hinton
10 Dakota Henry (So.) Belle Plaine
126
1 Alex Thomsen (So.) Underwood
2 Drew West (Jr.) Highland Riverside
3 Wally Zernich (Jr.) Lisbon
4 Colin Schrader (So.) Wapsie Valley
5 Kody Kugel (Sr.) Dike-New Hartford
6 Jake Wulf (Sr.) BCIG-OA
7 Tanner Lundgren (Jr.) Emmetsburg
8 Zach Andrews (Sr.) Belmond Klemme
9 Jeremy Schmitz (Jr.) Don Bosco
10 Ben Freese (Sr.) Nodaway Valley
132
1 Cole Needham (Sr.) West Marshall
2 Briar Cochran (Sr.) Moravia
3 Drake Halblom (Sr.) Alburnett
4 Jacob Hansen (Jr.) West Fork
5 Kolton Roth (So.) Graettinger-Terril
6 Chase McLaughlin (Jr.) Lisbon
7 Austin Leopard (Jr.) Louisa Muscatine
8 Nick Mangrich (Sr.) Don Bosco
9 Kyle Decker (Jr.) East Buchanan
10 Kory VanOrt (Fr.) West Sioux
138
1 Nick Williams (Sr.) Lisbon
2 Jacob Krakow (Jr.) Iowa Valley
3 Skylar Solko (Jr.) Alta-Aurelia
4 Bryce Ackerman (Sr.) Wapsie Valley
5 Payton Sitzmann (Sr.) Ft Dodge St Edmond
6 Austin Pontier (Sr.) I35, Truro
7 Tom Jennings (Sr.) Underwood
8 Logan Schuereman (Jr.) Guthrie Center
9 Reno Chiri (Jr.) New London
10 Cooper White (Jr.) West Marshall
145
1 Carter Happel (Sr.) Lisbon
2 Trent Johnson (Jr.) Dike-New Hartford
3 Trey Brisker (So.) Wilton
4 Lane Boender (Sr.) Sigourney-Keota
5 Dylan Schuck (Jr.) Sibley Ocheyedan
6 Zach Sommerfelt (Sr.) Clarksville
7 Dylan Mueller (Sr.) Central Springs
8 Austin Malloy (Sr.) EHK-Exira
9 Jake Mulford (Sr.) Audubon
10 James Kime (Sr.) Sumner-Fredericksburg
152
1 Zach Axmear (Jr.) English Valleys
2 Conner Shulista (Sr.) Alburnett
3 Karsen Seehase (Jr.) Sumner-Fredericksburg
4 Josh Hopkins (Sr.) East Mills
5 Tanner Greenwald (Sr.) Wilton
6 Dalton Nelson (Jr.) North Butler
7 Chris Paulsen (Sr.) Don Bosco
8 Drew Anderson (Jr.) Westwood Sloan
9 Brady Wilson (Jr.) Logan Magnolia
10 Hunter Robinson (Sr.) Lisbon
160
1 Bryce Paul (Sr.) Alburnett
2 Taylan Entriken (Jr.) Hudson
3 Sal Arzani (Sr.) Truro, I35
4 Garrett Saylor (Jr.) Sibley Ocheyedan
5 Luke Peters (Jr.) South Hamilton
6 Jarel Arbegast (Jr.) West Fork
7 Dustin Engel (Sr.) AHSTW
8 Nathan Haynes (So.) Missouri Valley
9 TJ Dierking (So.) SE Warren
10 Rogan Pforts (Jr.) Wapello
170
1 Tanner Sloan (So.) Alburnett
2 Logan Schumacher (So.) Martensdale-St Marys
3 Noah Huber (Sr.) Hudson
4 Joey Schwenn (Jr.) Belle Plaine
5 Trent Kruger (Jr.) Sibley Ocheyedan
6 Timmy Barr (Sr.) AHSTW
7 Jared Johnson (Sr.) West Marshall
8 Riley Wohlers (Sr.) Logan-Magnolia
9 Zach Ryg (Fr.) Central Springs
10 Noah Bouse (Sr.) Okoboji
182
1 Daniel Bishop (Jr.) Hinton
2 Austin Lentz (Sr.) Ogden
3 Alec McDowell (Jr.) Maquoketa Valley
4 Bryce Oveson (Jr.) Wilton
5 Steven Gregory (Sr.) Treynor
6 Hunter Dejong (So.) Sibley Ocheyedan
7 Colton Massengale (Sr.) BGM Brooklyn
8 Hunter Hagen (So.) West Hancock
9 Jason Fisher (Sr.) Nashua Plainfield
10 Nathan Krueger (Sr.) Manson NW Webster
195
1 Landers Kuboushek (Sr.) South Winneshiek
2 Slade Sifuentes (Jr.) Lake Mills
3 Ty Riley (Jr.) South Central Calhoun
4 Nick Ross (Sr.) Ogden
5 Drake Johnsen (Jr.) Logan-Magnolia
6 Noah Boender (Jr.) Sigourney-Keota
7 Jordan Challis (Sr.) Tipton
8 Mike Ward (Sr.) East Union
9 Skylar Bonestroo (Jr.) Western Christian
10 Colton Francis (So.) West Hancock
220
1 Rylan Richardson (Sr.) South Central Calhoun
2 Colton Hansen (Sr.) Newman Catholic
3 Matt Naig (Jr.) Sibley Ocheyedan
4 Caleb Meinders (Jr.) AGWSR
5 Tom Reif (So.) Missouri Valley
6 Drew Finnegan (Sr.) West Branch
7 Nick Perkins (Sr.) East Mills
8 Dustin Brown (Sr.) West Lyon
9 Ryan Even (Sr.) Jesup
10 Anthony Emanuel (Sr.) South Winneshiek
285
1 Jared Brinkman (Jr.) Iowa City Regina
2 Luke Worden (Sr.) Belmond Klemme
3 Tim Butcher (Sr.) Manson NW Webster
4 Kyler Schott (Jr.) North Linn
5 Sawyer Hulshizer (Sr.) Saint Ansgar
6 Cole Jensen (Sr.) MVAO
7 Brian Sadler (So.) Jesup
8 Michael Young (Sr.) AGWSR
9 Anthony Ossman (Sr.) East Mills
10 Beau Kellenberger (Sr.) West Lyon

CLASS 2A

1 Albia (4)
2 Creston-OM (5)
3 New Hampton (7)
4 Webster City (4)
5 Clarion-Goldfield-Dows(4)
6 Glenwood (4)
7 Crestwood (5)
8 Davenport Assumption (6)
9 Charles City (5)
10 Clear Lake (3)

The Predicament’s Final Class 2A Individual Rankings
106
1 Aden Reeves (Fr.) Albia
2 Eric Faught (Fr.) Clear Lake
3 Shea Ruffridge (So.) Pocahontas Area
4 Matt Randone (Sr.) Davenport Assumption
5 Chase Luensman (Fr.) Monticello
6 Kaden Anderlik (Fr.) Crestwood
7 Dylan Robinson (Jr.) New Hampton
8 Kole Hansen (So.) Atlantic
9 Phillip Ihde (So.) Decorah
10 Grayson Kesterson (So.) Williamsburg
113
1 Drake Doolittle (Fr.) Webster City
2 Justin Portillo (Sr.) Clarion-Goldfield-Dows
3 Josh Keller (Sr.) Columbus Jct
4 Riley Wright (Fr.) Denver-Tripoli
5 Noah Fye (So.) New Hampton
6 Duncan McCain (Jr.) Mid Prairie
7 Carter Cox (Jr.) Atlantic
8 Gabe Ruepke (So.) Chariton
9 Caleb Fuessley (Fr.) Center Point Urbana
10 Brady Fritz (So.) South Tama
120
1 Josh Portillo (Sr.) Clarion-Goldfield-Dows
2 Connor Cleveland (Sr.) New Hampton
3 Michael Millage (So.) Crestwood
4 Rhyker Sims (So.) Sgt Bluff Luton
5 Jared Hensley (Jr.) Bedford-Lenox
6 Jacob Fenske (Sr.) Davenport Assumption
7 Dante Tacchia (Jr.) Iowa Falls
8 John Hellman (Sr.) Union
9 Nick Meling (Jr.) East Marshall
10 Chase McLaren (Fr.) Atlantic
126
1 Brock Rathbun (Sr.) Center Point Urbana
2 Brayden Curry (Jr.) Sgt Bluff Luton
3 Derek Holschlag (Jr.) Union
4 Ryan Steffen (So.) Crestwood
5 Nate Lasher (Jr.) Charles City
6 Nathan Thoms (Jr.) Camanche
7 Tanner Probasco (So.) South Tama
8 Tyler Shatek (Sr.) New Hampton
9 Tate Battani (So.) Ballard
10 Gisaveri Niyibizi (Sr.) Perry
132
1 Keaton Geerts (Jr.) New Hampton
2 Brice Everson (Sr.) Camanche
3 Shea Swafford (Sr.) Mediapolis
4 Chase Lienhard (Sr.) Crestwood
5 Austin Rozeboom (So.) BHRV
6 Austin Gutknecht (So.) Clarinda
7 Brennan Ryan (Sr.) Oelwein
8 Kade VanKirk (Sr.) Perry
9 Kyle Anderson (Jr.) Washington
10 Tony Garcia (Jr.) Mount Vernon
138
1 Ryan Leisure (Jr.) Clear Lake
2 Wyatt Thompson (Jr.) Creston-OM
3 Austin Staudt (Sr.) Charles City
4 Tanner Abbas (So.) Clarion-Goldfield-Dows
5 Kirk Mommsen (Sr.) Davenport Assumption
6 Brennan Swafford (So.) Mediapolis
7 Connor Ascherl (Jr.) MOC Floyd Valley
8 Carter Barkema (Sr.) Hampton-Dumont
9 Keegan Tenge (Jr.) New Hampton
10 Kyler Reick (Fr.) Spirit Lake Park
145
1 Bryce Leshen (Sr.) Albia
2 Max Forsyth (Sr.) Charles City
3 Nick Hyland (Sr.) Vinton-Shellsburg
4 Trae Pecinovsky (Jr.) Crestwood
5 Brady Brott (Sr.) Clarion-Goldfield-Dows
6 Mason Buster (Sr.) Mediapolis
7 Cole Fritz (Sr.) Solon
8 Pierce Gelhaus (Sr.) Forest City
9 John Tuttle (Jr.) Spirit Lake Park
10 Patrick Schwartzhoff (Sr.) Davenport Assumption
152
1 Matt Malcolm (Sr.) Glenwood
2 Tommy Bradshaw (Sr.) Greene County
3 Brock Jennings (Jr.) Osage
4 Blake Lawless (Sr.) Albia
5 Isaac Judge (So.) South Tama
6 Preston Dunn (So.) Sgt Bluff Luton
7 Luke Hageman (So.) Dyersville Beckman
8 Joe Kelly (So.) West Liberty
9 Ryan Faught (Sr.) Clear Lake
10 Wes Cummings (Fr.) Prairie City Monroe
160
1 Tristan Johnson (Sr.) Osage
2 Zach Johnston (Sr.) ADM Adel
3 Jake Juhl (Sr.) Independence
4 Trevor Nelson (Jr.) Solon
5 Josh Strohman (Sr.) Algona
6 Joe Argo (Sr.) Davenport Assumption
7 Cameron Leith (Sr.) Creston-OM
8 Cole Denner (Sr.) New Hampton
9 Isaiah Vaughan (Jr.) Union
10 Ryan Ferarri (Sr.) Webster City
170
1 Chase Shiltz (Jr.) Creston-OM
2 Anthony Sherry (So.) Glenwood
3 Tucker Morrison (Jr.) Columbus Jct
4 Nick Holt (Sr.) Independence
5 Conner Shaw (Jr.) Garner-Hayfield-Ventura
6 Will Reiter (Sr.) Union
7 Bailey Chyma (Sr.) South Tama
8 Trevor Rommann (Sr.) Center Point Urbana
9 Michael Kent (Jr.) Iowa Falls
10 Jacob Kloft (Sr.) Maquoketa
182
1 Nick Baumler (Sr.) North Fayette Valley
2 JJ Clark (Sr.) Clarinda
3 Daniel Sommerlot (Sr.) Pocahontas Area
4 Vic Malloy (Sr.) Williamsburg
5 Cole Bennett (Jr.) ADM Adel
6 Cade Baker (Sr.) Garner-Hayfield-Ventura
7 Luke Erickson (Sr.) Mediapolis
8 Zac Stork (Jr.) Atlantic
9 Logan Chipp (Sr.) Hampton-Dumont
10 Sam Mathis (Sr.) Roland Story
195
1 Izaak Shedenhelm (Sr.) Denver-Tripoli
2 Bryce Esmoil (So.) West Liberty
3 Seth Maitlen (Sr.) Creston-OM
4 Shane Poppins (Sr.) Aplington-Parkersburg
5 Matt McMillan (Sr.) Independence
6 Zach Haggstrom (Jr.) Glenwood
7 Visouth Peterschmidt (Jr.) Mid Prairie
8 Ethan Timmerman (Sr.) Mediapolis
9 Nick Jacobs (Sr.) Charles City
10 Michael Fritz (Jr.) Fairfield
220
1 Gavin Dinsdale (Sr.) Webster City
2 Alex Paulson (Sr.) Forest City
3 Kadon Hulett (Jr.) Creston-OM
4 Noah Broderson (Jr.) Davenport Assumption
5 Travis McMillan (Sr.) Oelwein
6 Levi Duwa (Jr.) Mid Prairie
7 Jordan Baumler (So.) North Fayette Valley
8 Travis Poffenbarger (Sr.) Knoxville
9 Caleb Ring (Jr.) Osage
10 Ko Kieft (Sr.) Sioux Center
285
1 Carter Isley (Sr.) Albia
2 Cooper Lawson (So.) Webster City
3 Nathan Heath (Sr.) ADM Adel
4 Brock Caviness (Sr.) Knoxville
5 Tristan Wirfs (Jr.) Mount Vernon
6 Zach Timm (Sr.) Monticello
7 Michael Ahrendsen (Jr.) Union
8 Caleb Sanders (So.) Glenwood
9 Elijah Van’t Hof (Jr.) Sioux Center
10 Brody Tupy (Sr.) Charles City

The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union released their latest rankings on Thursday.

Class 1A

Dropped Out: Algona Bishop Garrigan (15)

Class 2A

 Dropped Out: None

Class 3A

Dropped Out: Clear Lake (13), Mount Vernon (14), Mid-Prairie (15)

Class 4A

 Dropped Out: Spencer (14)

Class 5A

Dropped Out: None