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Region 2
Des Moines Christian – 87 vs Clarinda – 39
Kuemper Catholic – 53 vs Van Meter – 45
Region 6
PCM – 43 vs Creston – 27
Mediapolis – 76 vs Davis County – 42
Region 1
Maquoketa – 73 Alburnett – 41
Assumption – 39 vs Monticello – 26
Region 3
Mount Vernon – 73 vs Dike-New Hartford – 20
Mid-Prairie – 46 Pella Christian – 35
Region 4
Wahlert Catholic – 71 vs Waukon – 30
Center Point-Urbana – 46 vs Crestwood – 40
Region 5
Williamsburg – 52 vs Roland-Story – 32
Tipton – 55 vs Washington – 35
Region 7
Forest City – 70 vs Carroll – 45
Algona – 42 vs Clear Lake – 4o
Region 8
Spirit Lake – 63 vs Unity Christian – 46
Cherokee Washington – 63 vs OABCIG – 33
Audi Crooks had 28 points and Jada Williams had 26 as the Iowa State women beat Arizona State 90-64. Junior Addy Brown returned from injury and had six points and seven rebounds.
That’s ISU coach Bill Fennelly. It was Brown’s first action since January fourth.
A late season surge continues for the Northern Iowa men. The Panthers put the game away with a late 16-1 run and won at Indiana State 81-60. It was their fifth win in the last six games. Will Hornseth led the way with 18 points. Ben Schwieger had 17 points, including five-of-six from three point range.
The Panthers scored 45 points and shot nearly 61 percent in the second half.
The Panthers trailed by seven midway through the opening half and coach Ben Jacobson says they turned the game around with defense.
The Panthers improve to 10-7 in Missouri Valley Conference play.
Drake was held to 25 second half points in a 66-61 loss at home to Southern Illinois. It was a seventh straight loss for the Bulldogs, who led by 13 points in the opening half.
That’s Drake coach Eric Henderson. Jalen Quinn led the Bulldogs with 23 but he was the only Bulldog in double figures. Junior guard Andrew Alia had six and says it has been a disappointing stretch for the Bulldogs.
Drake is 6-12 in the Valley and returns to action next Wednesday at Valparaiso.
The Southwest Valley Girls Wrestling season is officially over. They sent one wrestler to state in SR Kenzie Maeder, who finished 5th in the 145 division at the state tournament. The Timberwolves were a uniquely built team, only wrestling with two upperclassmen this season. Despite being a young team, Head Coach Derek Maeder is very happy with how his team performed in 2025-26.
With so many underclassmen, the upperclassmen on the team had to step up as leaders:
Kenzie Maeder put together a great performance at state and impressed her coach (and dad):
Coach Maeder is looking forward to next season:
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The 13th ranked Iowa Hawkeye women return to Big Ten action on Thursday night with a visit to Purdue. after a three game losing skid the Hawkeyes have posted wins over nationally ranked Washington and Nebraska. Coach Jan Jensen credits better defense.
The Hawkeyes are tied for third in the Big Ten at 11-3. Purdue is 14th in the league race at 4-10.
Jensen says the Hawkeyes won’t be taking the Boilermakers lightly.
A victory would set up a big game on Sunday, at home, against sixth ranked Michigan.
Hawkeye Ten Conference
Denison-Schleswig – 60 vs Atlantic – 58
Glenwood – 60 vs Lewis Central – 42
Non-Conference
Carroll – 66 vs Harlan – 40
Maryville – 65 vs Creston – 39
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