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AMES, Iowa (AP) – Iowa State basketball player Bubu Palo has been arrested after being accused of sexually abusing a woman he was driving home earlier this year. Coach Fred Hoiberg says the 21-year-old reserve point guard has been suspended indefinitely. Palo and another man, Spencer Cruise, were charged with second-degree sexual abuse and facing a court appearance after surrendering to authorities on Friday. The criminal complaint says the men offered to give a woman a ride home on May 18 but instead drove her to a home owned by Cruise’s family and “committed a sex act by force against the victim’s will.” Police say evidence includes both men’s DNA and test results only recently came back from a crime lab.
DALLAS (AP) — The Big 12 has reached an agreement with ESPN and Fox Sports on a 13-year contract reportedly worth $2.6 billion to televise football and men’s basketball through 2024-25.
Financial terms of the deal announced Friday weren’t released.
The deal will include games on ABC and all of the ESPN platforms, including the Longhorn Network. ESPN said Fox Sports was also part of the agreement.
ESPN said it will televise up to 19 conference-controlled football games through 2015, then that number would increase to 23 starting in 2016.
ESPN will have exclusive rights to the Big 12 basketball tournament and will televise up to 105 games per season.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa State quarterback Steele Jantz played about as well as anyone ever has in the century-old rivalry between the Cyclones and Iowa last September. Jantz didn’t come close to replicating his four-touchdown performance in a 44-41, triple-overtime win over the Hawkeyes in 2011 — until last weekend. He thrived in his second chance as Iowa State’s starter, throwing for a career-high 281 yards and scoring three TDs as the Cyclones beat Tulsa 38-23 in its opener. The Hawkeyes (1-0) get another shot at stopping Jantz when they host Iowa State (1-0) in their home opener on Saturday. You can hear the game on KJAN with the pre-game beginning at 12:30 and kick-off at 2:30.
Class 3-A District 1
Class 3-A District 2
Class 2-A District 8
Class 1-A District 8
Class A District 7
Class A District 8
8-Man District 6
8-Man District 7
8-Man District 8
* District Game
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School
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Record
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LW
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1
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Grundy Center
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4-0
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1
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2
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Holy Trinity Catholic
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8-0
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3
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3
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Janesville
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5-3
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5
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4
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Tripoli
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4-1
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4
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5
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East Union
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6-1
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8
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6
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Central Lyon
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8-3
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11
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7
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LeMars Gehlen Catholic
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5-3
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2
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8
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Lisbon
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10-3
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9
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9
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Bellevue Marquette Catholic
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10-2
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6
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10
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Stanton
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5-1
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7
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11
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New London
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4-2
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12
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12
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Bedford
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7-3
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13
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13
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Laurens-Marathon
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4-0
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15
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14
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Preston
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10-3
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14
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15
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Midland
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5-3
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NR
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School
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Record
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LW
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1
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Dike-New Hartford
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8-0
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1
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2
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Western Christian
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4-2
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2
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3
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West Branch
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8-1
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6
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4
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Council Bluffs St. Albert
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7-2
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7
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5
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Ridge View
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6-1
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4
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6
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Treynor
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8-2
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5
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7
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Denver
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11-0
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NR
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8
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Woodward-Granger
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7-1
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8
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9
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Kuemper Catholic
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5-2
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9
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10
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Hinton
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8-0
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10
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11
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Durant
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1-1
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11
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12
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Lake Mills
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8-0
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12
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13
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Sumner-Fredericksburg
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4-2
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3
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14
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IKM-Manning
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2-3
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14
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15
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Edgewood-Colesburg
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3-1
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15
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School
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Record
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LW
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1
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Mediapolis
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8-0
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1
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2
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Davenport Assumption
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7-1
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5
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3
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Nevada
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7-2
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6
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4
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Mount Vernon
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8-0
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7
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5
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Unity Christian
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9-0
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9
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6
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West Liberty
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8-2
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2
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7
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Cascade
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5-0
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10
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8
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MOC-Floyd Valley
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7-2
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8
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9
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Sioux Center
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8-2
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3
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10
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Union
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8-2
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4
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11
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East Sac County
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11-2
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11
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12
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ADM
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12-2
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13
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13
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Red Oak
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2-0
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14
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14
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Estherville-Lincoln Central
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1-1
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15
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15
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Clarinda
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4-3
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12
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School
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Record
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LW
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1
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Sioux City Bishop Heelan
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4-2
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1
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2
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Charles City
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8-0
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5
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3
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North Scott
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8-1
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6
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4
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Harlan
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9-3
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2
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5
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Waverly-Shell Rock
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9-2
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4
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6
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Dubuque Wahlert Catholic
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2-1
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7
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7
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Cedar Rapids Xavier
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7-1
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10
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8
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Solon
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8-1
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3
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9
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Fairfield
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4-0
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9
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10
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Maquoketa
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7-3
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12
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11
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West Delaware
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8-2
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8
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12
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LeMars
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3-0
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13
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13
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Lewis Central
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4-2
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NR
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14
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Marion
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4-2
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14
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15
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Newton
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7-4
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NR
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School
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Record
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LW
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1
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Iowa City High
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5-0
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1
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2
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Dubuque Hempstead
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8-0
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3
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3
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Ankeny
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7-1
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2
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4
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Dowling Catholic
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11-1
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4
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5
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Urbandale
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10-1
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7
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6
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Pleasant Valley
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5-1
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8
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7
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Muscatine
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7-1
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NR
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8
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Ames
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7-2
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5
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9
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Cedar Falls
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5-3
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6
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10
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Cedar Rapids Washington
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5-2
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NR
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Chiefs’ replacement for one of the NFL’s most feared pass rushers this Sunday will be an unheralded veteran linebacker out of tiny Wheaton College. It won’t be the first time Andy Studebaker has started a game, but it’ll surely be like none other: It’s the season-opener against the Atlanta Falcons, and Studebaker will be taking the place of Tamba Hali, who is suspended for Week 1 for violating the league’s substance-abuse policy. Studebaker knows that he can’t be Hali, whose 12 sacks last season ranked second in the AFC. Studebaker isn’t known for getting after the quarterback anyway. Instead, he’s known for grit and determination that not only allowed him to make an NFL roster out of college, but hang around this long.
4-A BOYS
1. Dowling WDM
2. Linn Mar
3. Pleasant Valley
4. West Iowa City
5. Senior Dubuque
6. Valley WDM
7. City Iowa City
8. Cedar Falls
9. Burlington
10. Washington CR
11. Prairie CR
12. Waukee
13. Indianola
14. Johnston
15. Ames
4-A GIRLS
1. Dowling WDM
2. Linn Mar
3. Pleasant Valley
4. Kennedy CR
5. West Iowa City
6. Valley WDM
7. Bettendorf
8. Cedar Falls
9. Waukee
10. Johnston
11. Roosevelt DM
12. City Iowa City
13. Ames
14. Senior Dubuque
15. Ankeny
3-A BOYS
1. Decorah
2. Pella
3. Heelan SC
4. Wahlert Dub.
5. Boone
6. Grinnell
7. Knoxville
8. Mt. Vernon Lisbon
9. Glenwood
10. Dallas Center Grimes
11. Charles City
12. MOC/FV
13. Fort Madison
14. Columbus Catholic
15. Assumption Dav.
3-A GIRLS
1. Assumption Dav.
2. Wahlert Dubuque
3. Solon
4. Decorah
5. Pella
6. MOC/FV
7. Dallas Center Grimes
8. Harlan
9. Heelan Sioux City
10. Algona
11. Mt. Vernon Lisbon
12. Williamsburg
13. Garner Hayfield
14. Benton
15. Webster City
2-A BOYS
1. Monticello
2. Spirit Lake
3. St. Edmond FD
4. Tipton
5. North Polk
6. Gilbert
7. South Winneshiek
8. Western Christian
9. Okoboji
10. Center Point Urb.
11. North Iowa
12. OA-BCIG
13. South Central
14. Osage
15. Unity Christian
2-A GIRLS
1. Unity Christian
2. Sioux Center
3. North Fayette
4. Western Christian
5. Gilbert
6. North Polk
7. South Winneshiek
8. Regina
9. Roland Story
10. OA-BCIG
11. Davis County
12. Monticello
13. NE Goose Lake
14. South Hamilton
15. Aplington P’burg
1-A BOYS
1. St. Albert CB
2. Denver
3. Trinity Christian
4. West Lyon
5. Dike New Hartford
6. Hudson
7. Guthrie Center
8. Alta Aurelia
9. BCLUW
10. Tri Center
11. Highland
12. Nashua Plainfield
13. Bellevue Marquette
14. Eagle Grove
15. Earlham
1-A GIRLS
1. Griswold
2. Earlham
3. North Linn
4. Eagle Grove
5. Pekin
6. Dike New Hartford
7. Denver
8. Tri Center
9. Bishop Garrigan
10. Corning
11. Nashua Plainfield
12. Central Elkader
13. Hudson
14. Gehlen Catholic
15. BCLUW
Area Ranked Runners Include:
3-A BOYS
13. Sean Skillern (Shenandoah)
25. James Fuller (Glenwood)
3-A GIRLS
15. Jessica Feldman (Harlan)
23. Bailey Kuhl (Harlan)
26. Maria Mostek (Creston)
2-A BOYS
23. Travis Schon (Red Oak)
1-A BOYS
1. Josh Sindelar (St. Albert)
6. Spencer Rochholz (Adair-Casey)
8. TJ Bower (Nodaway Valley)
16. Ean Patrick (Riverside)
18. Emmitt Wheatley (Adair-Casey)
19. Ellis Johnson (Logan-Magnolia)
21. Gus Doll (St. Albert)
22. Eddy Halbur (Guthrie Center)
24. Adam Christensen (St. Albert)
25. Jordan Christensen (Guthrie Center)
1-A GIRLS
1. Rebekah Topham (Griswold)
7. Tiffany Shepherd (Corning)
12. Alex Larson (Tri-Center)
18. Alyx Flippin (Griswold)
21. Theresa Frels (Guthrie Center)
22. Jordyn Sindt (Griswold)
30. Ruby Johnson (Audubon)
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