TRIANGULAR AT EAST MILS

East Mills – 29 vs Griswold – 12

Southwest Iowa – 24 vs Griswold – 18

Individual 

Griswold – Alexis Dofner (2), Addalyn Phelps (2), Zoey Baker

QUAD AT TRI-CENTER

Logan-Magnolia-Woodbine – 54 vs Harlan – 12

Ridge View – 54 vs Harlan – 12

ATU – 36 vs Harlan – 18

Logan-Magnolia-Woodbine – 54 vs ATU – 24

Ridge View – 58 vs ATU – 18

TRIANGULAR AT DENISON-SCHLESWIG

Atlantic – 58 vs Denison-Schleswig – 24

Atlantic – 65 vs Harlan – 6

Harlan – 42 vs Denison-Schleswig – 39

Individual

Atlantic – Dayton Van Horn (2), Keaton Schroeder (2), Collin Harris (2), Braxton Hass (2), Landon Hagen (2), Kalvin Hayes (2), Jayden Harter (2), Dreven Smith (2), Donovan Hedrington (2), Travin Thomas (2), Cooper Woosley

QUAD AT ACGC

ACGC – 48 vs East Union – 30

ACGC – 42 vs Van Meter – 35

Southwest Valley – 42 vs ACGC – 36

Southwest Valley – 36 vs East Union – 30

Southwest Valley – 40 vs Van Meter – 32

Individual 

ACGC – Brandon Carlson (3), Charlie Christensen (3), Ryder Cline (3), Carter Richter (3), Jack Sheeder (3), Chase Slaybaugh (3), Angel Martinez, Blake Ganzer, Gavin Pederson

Southwest Valley – Gavin Wetzel (3), Krew Schafer (2), Degan Farwell (2), Wyatt Shires (2), Brody Sparks (2), Brylan Marks (2), Griffin Wetzel (2), Ben Waddell (2), Lucas James, Carson Cooper, Erik West

TRIANGULAR AT NODAWAY VALLEY

Nodaway Valley – 42 vs Central Decatur – 40

Nodaway Valley – 51 vs Lenox – 21

Nodaway Valley – 43 vs Woodward-Granger – 34

Individual

Nodaway Valley – Josh Nelson (3), Ty Strode (3), Kevin Steele (3), Matthew Nelson (3), Caleb Christensen (3), Ahston Honnold (3), Thomas Herrick (2), Jett Christensen (2), Derek Raasch

GIRLS

Non-Conference 

CAM – 59 vs Southwest Valley – 44

Griswold – 42 vs Iowa School for the Deaf – 13

Coon Rapids-Bayard – 52 vs AHSTW – 44

Creston – 68 vs Panorama – 45

Bishop Heelan Catholic – 77 vs Kuemper Catholic – 28

St. Albert – 66 vs West Monona – 33

Shenandoah – 52 vs Fremont-Mills – 40

Woodbury Central – 49 vs Boyer Valley – 38

BOYS

Non-Conference 

Southwest Valley – 70 vs CAM – 52

Shenandoah – 59 vs Fremont-Mills – 32

St. Albert – 76 vs West Monona – 61

Boyer Valley – 47 vs Woodbury Central – 43

Coon Rapids-Bayard – 79 vs Earlham – 41

The Northern Iowa women will look to stay unbeaten in Missouri Valley Conference play on Friday night when they visit Murray State. The Panthers are 4-0 in conference play.

That’s Panther coach Tanya Warren, who says her team has become more efficient on offense since the start of Valley play.

Murray State has a veteran team that is 3-0 in the league race.

Warren says it will take a complete effort to get a big road win.

The 14th ranked Iowa Hawkeye women open the second half of the regular season on Sunday with a visit to Indiana. The Hawkeyes are 13-2 overall and 4-0 in the Big Ten.

That’s Iowa coach Jan Jensen, who feels balance is one of their biggest strengths.

Under veteran coach Teri Moren the Hoosiers are off to an injury plagued, disappointing start to Big Ten play. They take an 0-4 league record into tonight’s game at 25th ranked Nebraska.

Jensen says the series with Indiana has been very competitive and she expects nothing different on Sunday.

Injuries and poor shooting were too much to overcome as the 11th ranked Iowa State women were stunned at Cincinnati 71-63. The Cyclones shot less than 36 percent, were without junior forward Addy Brown due to a back injury and junior guard Arianna Jackson was helped off the court in the fourth with an apparent leg injury.

That’s ISU coach Bill Fennelly. It was the Cyclones second straight loss and Cincinnati’s first Big 12 win.

The Cyclones return to action Sunday by hosting West Virginia.

Northern Iowa suffered its first Missouri Valley Conference loss, Wednesday. Belmont raced out to a 14-point first half lead and beat the Panthers 78-65 in the McLeod Center. The Bruins shot 60 percent for the game, including 10-of-21 from three point range.

That’s UNI coach Ben Jacobson, who says the Panthers were not good enough on the defensive end.

UNI got to within three midway through the second half but Belmont followed with a 15-2 run to put the game away.

Third ranked Iowa State opened the second half with a 14-3 run and went on to a 70-60 win at Baylor, Wednesday night. The Cyclones move to 15-0 for the first time in school history.

That’s ISU coach T. J. Otzelberger. The Cyclones trailed by eight in the opening half before rallying to take a one point lead at the break.

Senior guard Tamin Lipsey scored 20 of his game high 24 points in the second half as the Cyclones move to 2-0 in the Big 12.

Bradley raced out to a 40-19 lead at halftime and blasted Drake 93-66, Wednesday night, in Peoria. The Bulldogs trailed by as many as 40 points in falling to 2-3 in the Missouri Valley Conference race.

That’s Drake coach Eric Henderson. The Bulldogs shot less than 36 percent and put up little resistance on defense as the Braves connected on nearly 51 percent for the game.

Drake falls to 8-8 overall.

The 11th ranked Iowa State women are on the road this (Wednesday) evening in the Big 12, to take on Cincinnati. The Cyclones are 14-1 and looking to bounce back from their first loss of the season to Baylor. The Bearcats are 5-10 overall and 0-3 in the conference.

That’s ISU coach Bill Fennelly. Cincinnati is giving up nearly eight three pointers per game.