GIRLS

Non-Conference

Atlantic – 66 vs Clarke – 23

Exira-EHK-Audubon – 58 Van Meter – 36

Riverside – 36 CAM – 30

Glidden-Ralston – 56 Tri-Center – 33

Kuemper Catholic – 57 Earlham – 54

St. Albert – 74 Carroll – 42

Coon Rapids-Bayard – 44 IKM-Manning – 41

Logan-Magnolia – 49 Ar-We-Va – 35

Pride of Iowa Conference 

Nodaway Valley – 67 Southeast Warren – 35

West Central Activities Conference 

Woodward-Granger – 60 Madrid – 25

Des Moines Christian – 75 Pleasantville – 24

BOYS

Non-Conference

Atlantic – 77 vs Clarke – 47

Riverside 73 CAM 45

Tri-Center 70 Glidden-Ralston 41

Ar-We-Va 68 Logan-Magnolia 54

Coon Rapids-Bayard 65 IKM-Manning 46

Corner Conference Tournament Semifinals

East Mills – 56 vs Stanton – 36

Bedford – 55 vs Fremont-Mills – 22

Hamburg – 65 vs Griswold – 22 (Consolation)

Pride of Iowa Conference 

Southeast Warren – 66 vs Nodaway Valley – 49

West Central Activities Conference 

Des Moines Christian – 67 vs Pleasantville – 43

Madrid – 54 vs Woodward-Granger – 38

TRIANGULAR AT CLARINDA

Glenwood – 60 vs Atlantic – 24

Clarinda – 60 vs Atlantic – 18

Clarinda – 48 vs Glenwood – 36

Individual 

Atlantic – Cadence Kinzie (2), Haley Armstrong (2), Aspen Smith, Josephine Miller

TRIANGULAR AT PAPILLION-LA VISTA SOUTH

Riverside – 36 vs Logan-Magnolia-Woodbine – 36 (Riv. by Criteria)

Riverside – 54 vs Papillion-La Vista South – 15

Individual

Riverside – Jersey Hilgenberg (2), Hailey Harvey (2), Addison Kadel (2), Mckenna Dorr (2), Rylei Price (2), Chole Guinn, Brooklyn Rubel, Sarah Cody, Hannah Marsh

TRIANGULAR AT CLARINDA 

Atlantic – 71 vs Clarinda – 6

Atlantic – 36 vs Glenwood – 35

Glenwood – 84 vs Clarinda – 0

Individual

Atlantic – Keaton Schroeder (2), Braxton Harris (2), Landon Hagen (2), Kalvin Hayes (2), Jayden Harter (2), Donovan Hedrington (2), Dayton Van Horn, Hunter Kinzie, Collin Harris, Dreven Smith, Callan Kluever, Travin Thomas, Cooper Woolsey, D’art Hansen

QUAD AT SHENANDOAH

Nodaway Valley – 52 vs Denison-Schleswig – 27

Nodaway Valley – 43 vs Shenandoah – 42

Creston – 40 vs Nodaway Valley – 36

Creston – 50 vs Denison-Schleswig – 30

Shenandoah – 40 vs Creston – 30

Shenandoah – 42 vs Denison-Schleswig – 36

Individual 

Nodaway Valley – Josh Nelson (3), Ty Strode (3), Ashton Honnold (3), Trevyn Colton (2), Jett Christensen (2), Keyin Steeve (2), Caleb Christensen (2), Matthew Nelson, Derek Raasch, Kanet Arellano, Thomas Herrick

The Iowa Hawkeye women are 8-0 in the Big Ten for the first time in 30 years. The 10th ranked Hawkeyes outscored 15th ranked Maryland 12-5 in overtime, Thursday, to beat the Terrapins 85-78. Maryland forced the extra session by rallying from a 17-point deficit with three minutes to play.

That’s Iowa coach Jan Jensen. The Hawkeyes held Maryland scoreless the final three-and-a-half minutes over overtime to move to 17-2 overall.

The Hawkeyes led 66-49 with just over three minutes remaining before Maryland roared back.

The ninth ranked Iowa State men return to the road in Big 12 play on Saturday with a visit to Oklahoma State. The Cyclones bounced back from road losses to Kansas and Cincinnati with a lopsided win at home over Central Florida on Tuesday night.

That’s ISU coach T.J. Otzelberger, who says it is important for his team to set the tone from a physical standpoint.

The Cyclones are 4-2 in the Big 12 and beat the Cowboys 83-71 back on January 10th in Hilton Coliseum.

That’s senior guard Tamin Lipsey, who says Oklahoma State is always a tough matchup. The Cowboys beat the Cyclones in Stillwater last season.

Oklahoma State is 2-4 in the Big 12.

The fourth ranked Iowa wrestling team will be looking to bounce back on Friday night with a visit to sixth ranked Nebraska. The Hawkeyes are coming off last Friday’s humiliating 32-3 loss to top ranked Penn State.

That’s Iowa coach Tom Brands. The Hawkeyes have won the last 16 duals in the series. Nebraska’s last win was back in 2005.

The third ranked Iowa State wrestling team will cap the weekend on Sunday with a dual at Humboldt High School against 15th ranked South Dakota State. It will be the fifth time Cyclone coach Kevin Dresser has taken his team back to his hometown.

Dresser on returning to where he grew up.

The weekend begins on Friday night when the Cyclones host Northern Colorado in Hilton Coliseum.

Stuelke dominated in a pair of Hawkeye victories over RV Oregon and No. 15 Michigan State to improve to 7-0 in Big Ten play, Iowa’s best start to the conference slate since 2023-24.

Against the Ducks last Thursday, Stuelke helped pace Iowa’s offense to a 74-66 win. Stuelke nearly notched a triple-double with 18 points, eight rebounds, and a career-high eight assists.

On Sunday against the Spartans, Stuelke led the Hawkeye offense again with 22 points (10-14 FG), nine rebounds, and five assists. It was Stuelke’s fourth 20+ point performance of the season.

The Cedar Rapids native was also named the Big Ten’s Player of the Week on Monday.

No. 10 Iowa (16-2, 7-0) will hit the road to face No. 15 Maryland (17-3, 5-3) on Thursday, Jan. 22 at 5 p.m. (CT) in College Park. The contest will air nationally on Peacock and the Hawkeye Radio Network.

Jada Williams poured in a career-high 44 points as the Iowa State women rolled to a 93-68 win over Cincinnati, Wednesday, in Hilton Coliseum. The Cyclones snapped a five game losing skid.

Williams was 15-of-22 from the field and also had eight assists.