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Posted less than an hour ago
 (Ames) ISU Sophomore Hallie Christofferson shot 4-11 from the field 3-6 from three point range in Iowa State's 66-59 win over Missouri Tuesday night. The Hamlin native totalled 13 points and six rebounds as she aided the Cyclones to their sixth win in the last seven games. Christofferson played a season high 43 minutes in the overtime victory.
ISU improves to 17-9 on the year. They will play at Oklahoma State on Saturday. They have three games remaining before the Big 12 Conference Tournament begins in Kansas City on March 7th.
Posted today at 10:04am
 (Guthrie Center) After splitting their regular season meetings, Guthrie Center got the last laugh against conference rival Coon Rapids-Bayard. The Tigers won 54-48 to advance to the Class 1A District 6 final game where they will matchup with East Greene.
Guthrie Center head coach Seth Poldberg says it was a close game throughout on Tuesday night and credit's Zeb Osen's defense and Caleb Courtney's offense for being two big factors in the win. Caleb Courtney scored 15 points and grabbed nine rebounds. Guthrie Center improves to 15-9 and will play 12-10 East Greene on Thursday. The district final matchup will be played in Boone.
Click here for the interview with Guthrie Center coach Seth Poldberg
Posted today at 8:51am
(Elk Horn) Exira-EHK has won 15 straight games with their 47-36 win over Adair-Casey in the district semi-finals Tuesday night. The Spartans raced out to a 14-2 lead after one quarter and led by as many as 15 in the first half but Adair-Casey continued to fight back throughout the game. Adair-Casey used an 8-0 run to end the first half closing the lead to seven. Exira-EHK outscored Adair-Casey 14-6 in the third quarter to reclaim a double figures lead. The Bombers though would hit back to back three pointers late in the fourth quarter to close the gap to 6 points with just over two minutes left. Exira-EHK took care of the basketball and made free-throws down the stretch to secure the 11 point win.
Exira-EHK, led by Zach Himmelburg's 22 points, improve to 21-1 this season. They will have an opportunity to avenge their only loss this season when they play CAM in the District final on Thursday. Spencer Rochholz led the way for Adair-Casey with 18 points. The Bombers season ends with a 15-8 record.
Exira-EHK Scoring: Z. Himmelburg 22, D. Rasmussen 6, S. Smith 6, C. Anderson, K. Hoflen 4, P. Waymire 4
Adair-Casey: S. Roccholz 18, E. Wheatley 8, A. Umbaugh 6, G. Dinkla 2, S. Ocheltree 2
Posted yesterday at 9:09pm
Class 3A
Bishop Heelan 66 Denison-Schleswig 61
Glenwood 71 Winterset 46
Class 4A
Ankeny 57 Lewis Central 39
Posted yesterday at 9:06pm
District #1
Clarinda 65 Underwood 41
District #2
Kuemper 67 East Sac County 59
District #16
Des Moines Christian 76 Panarama 46
Posted yesterday at 8:53pm
CLASS 1A:
District #1 semi-final
Treynor 54 Fremont-Mills 45
St. Albert, Council Bluffs 59, East Mills 49
District #2 semi-final
West Monona, Onawa 58, Ar-We-Va, Westside 43
Boyer Valley, Dunlap 42, Logan-Magnolia 39
District #6 semi-final
Guthrie Center 54, Coon Rapids-Bayard 48
East Greene, Grand Junction 56, Ankeny Christian Academy 49
District #15 semi-final
Murray 57, Lamoni 52
Nodaway Valley 72, Mount Ayr 55
District #16 semi-final
Exira/EH-K 47, Adair-Casey 36
CAM, Anita 54, Corning 53
Posted yesterday at 2:12pm
The local 1A Boys Basketball District Games tonight will include:
District 1
Treynor Vs. Fremont-Mills
St. Albert Vs. East Mills
District 2
Boyer Valley Vs. Logan-Magnolia
West Monona Vs. Ar-We-Va
District 6
Guthrie-Center Vs. Coon Rapids, Bayard
East Greene Vs. Ankeny Christian Academy
District 15
Murray Vs. Lamoni
Nodaway Valley Vs. Mt. Ayr
District 16
CAM Vs. Corning
Exira, EH-K Vs. A-C
The local 2A Boys Basketball District championship Games tonight will include:
District 1
Clarinda Vs. Underwood ar Red Oak
District 2
Carroll Kuemper Catholic Vs. East Sac County at Denison-Schleswig
District 16
Des Moines Christian Vs. Panorama at A-D-M, Adel
Posted yesterday at 2:06pm
Posted Monday night
Class 3A
ADM, Adel 47, Saydel 29
Atlantic 47, Red Oak 40
Ballard 64, Perry 48
Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 58, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 55 (OT)
Carroll 71, Denison-Schleswig 56
Dallas Center-Grimes 73, Winterset 48
Harlan 63, Glenwood 31
Norwalk 46, Creston 35
Class 4A
Lewis Central 69, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 30
Sioux City, West 65, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 54
Posted Monday night
Class 1A Region 1
LeMars Gehlen Catholic 53 Algona Bishop Garrigan 44
Class 1A Region 2
West Sioux 58 Newell-Fonda 57
Class 1A Region 3
North Butler 62 Turkey Valley 34
Class 1A Region 4
North Tama 60 Woodward-Granger 57
Class 1A Region 5
North Mahaska 67 Prince of Peace (Clinton) 31
Class 1A Region 6
Lynville-Sully 64 Burlington Notre Dame 51
Class 1A Region 7
Bedford 45 Martensdale-St. Mary's 33
Class 1A Region 8
Ar-We-Va 53 Corning 48 (Paige Danner 14 points)
Class 2A Region 1
Western Christian 94 Kuemper Catholic 56
Class 2A Region 2
Estherville-LC 43 Roland-Story 27
Class 2A Region 3
West Hancock 64 Sumner-Fredericksburg 46
Class 2A Region 4
Bellevue 68 Central Lee 56
Class 2A Region 5
Pella Christian 52 Monticello 46
Class 2A Region 6
West Marshall 53 North Linn 40
Class 2A Region 7
IKM-Manning 52 Panorama 46 (T. Schechinger 32 points, 10 rebounds)
Class 2A Region 8
OA-BCIG 59 Lawton-Bronson 51
Posted Monday night
 (Harlan) After trailing 23-20 at halftime, Harlan opened up the 2nd half with a 16-2 run and outscored Glenwood 43-8 in the second half. The Cyclones shut down Glenwood's offense with a 1-3-1 zone defense on their way to a 63-31 first round win. Seth Lansman scored 12 of his team leading 16 points in the first half and twelve different Cyclone's scored in the game. Harlan improves to 16-6 on the year and will take on Atlantic in the Class 3A District 2 final on Thursday. KS95.7 will have the broadcast of the game from Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln High School.
Glenwood's season is over with a 10-12 record. The Rams were led by Tyler Jensen's 11 points.
Click here for the postgame interview with Harlan head coach Mitch Osborn
Posted Monday night
 (Atlantic) Atlantic held off Red Oak Monday night in a Class 3A boys District Semi-final at Atlantic Monday night, 47-40.
The Tigers lead 13-12 after one quarter, but the Trojans mounted a 5-0 second quarter run to take the lead and keep Red Oak at arms length the remainder of the game. Atlantic held a 22-17 lead at the break, 38-31 after three quarters, before finishing the night 47-40. Blake Esbeck knocked down three key three point shots down the stretch to help the cause for Atlantic.
Dalton Franken led all scorers for the Trojans with 16-points. The 6’6 junior also reached a major milestone scoring his 1000th career point halfway through the first quarter. He now has 1011-points for his career. Blake Esbeck finished the night with 12-points, Sam Markham scored 7, Harrison Hoegh chipped in 5, and Chad Christensen added 4 for Atlantic now 19-3 on the season.
Red Oak was led by Peter Walker with 11-points, Tanner Johnson knocked down 10, Andy Vial scored 6-points, and Jose Perez and Ryan Lenninger chipped in 2-each. The Tigers end their season with a 5-16 record.
The Trojans face a three match with Harlan in a district title at Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln Thursday night.
Click here to listen to comments from Atlantic Head Coach Steve Blazek
February 20, 2012
Tom Robinson
Posted Monday evening
(Sioux City) Tri-Center High School graduate Monte Larsen earned four gold medals last weekend at the 2012 Great Plains Athletic Conference Indoor Track Meet.
The senior from Neola won individual crowns in the 600 and 1,000 meter runs while anchoring the winning relay teams in the 4X400 and 4X800. Larsen's winning 4X400 Meter Relay team's time broke GPAC record that had stood since 2007.
Posted Monday afternoon
(Guthrie Center) 13-9 Guthrie Center takes on 11-11 Coon Rapids-Bayard in a Class 1A District 6 semi-final Tuesday tonight at Guthrie Center.
Guthrie Center and Coon Rapids-Bayard split their regular season meetings, with Guthrie Center winning by 14 at home but then losing in overtime on the road in their most recent meeting.
Guthrie Center head coach Poldberg looks at the three-point shooting to be a big factor in the district semi-final game.
The winner will advance to the District Final against either East Greene or Ankeny Christian Academy.
Click here for the interview with Guthrie Center head coach Seth Poldberg
Posted Monday afternoon
 (Corning) 18-6 Corning has put together another strong postseason run and now finds themselves just one win away from heading to the 2012 Class 1A girls state basektball tournament.
The Red Raiders upset #10 Villisca along the way and will match up against 6th ranked Ar-We-Va (20-3). Ar-We-Va finished as the state runner-up in 2011 and has been cruising through the 2012 regional tourney with all of their wins coming by at least 37 points.
Corning co-head coach Sandy Winter says her team has to keep their composure in order to win tonight. Coach Winter also talks about the 58-39 win over Fremont-Mills in the semi-finals, you can listen to the interview by clicking on the link below.
Click here for the interview with Corning co-head coach Sandy Winter
Posted Monday afternoon
 (Manning) IKM-Manning will take on Panorama Monday night for a trip to the Class 2A girls state basketball tournament. The Wolves are ranked 3rd in the state with their 22-2 record while Panorama holds the #8 ranking with a 22-1 season mark.
IKM-Manning has defeated Odgen, Audubon, and Des Moines Christian on their path to through the regional tournament while Panorama has eliminated Interstate-35, Clarke, and Central Decatur.
Tonight's matchup is one of eight Class 2A regional finals. The winners of tonight's games will play in the state tournament which begins on Monday, February 27th.
Click here for the interview with IKM-Manning coach Gene Rasmussen
Posted Monday morning
(Harlan) The Harlan Community Cyclones will take on the Glenwood Rams in Class 3A District tournament play on KSOM Monday night. The two teams split their regular season matchups with Harlan winning convincingly in their last contest, 61-26.
Harlan coach Mitch Osborn says contesting Glenwood's three-point shooting and keeping the Rams off of the offensive glass will be keys to who advances to the district final.
Pre-game coverage comes your way at 6:45 tonight and the game will tip-off at 7:00. Harlan is 15-6 heading in while Glenwood is 10-11. The winner of tonight's game will take on the winner of the Red Oak and Atlantic matchup.
Click here for the pregame interview with Harlan coach Mitch Osborn
Posted Saturday evening
CLASS 3A southwest Iowa wrestlers in Championship:
160
(53-2) #2 Zeb Wahle, Lewis Central, 3-2 Dec. (56-2) #1 Justin Koethe, Iowa City, West.
220
Willie Miklus, Southeast Polk, (50-0) wins by Fall: in 1:49 over Zach Renshaw, of Lewis Central. (51-3).
CLASS 2A southwest Iowa wrestlers in the championship.
106
(49-0) #3 Doug Miller, Spirit Lake, Park wins by Fall: 3:03, over #2 Mason Miller, Winterset. (44-4)
138
#1 Jake Marlin, Creston-Orient-Macksburg, (54-1) 10-2 Dec. over Logan Thomsen, Union, LaPorte City (48-2)
182
#1 Seth Esias, Red Oak, (54-0) wins by Fall in overtime over Garrett Smith, Denver-Tripoli, (32-2)
195
Adam Reth, West Delaware, (47-0) wins by 3-2 dec. over Keaton Hulett, Creston-Orient-Macksburg. (52-3)
285
#1 Collin Bevins, Creston-Orient-Mack burg (55-1) won by a fall in 2:50 seconds Logan Hopp, New Hampton, (44-2).
CLASS 1A southwest Iowa wrestlers in the championship.
152
#1 Loren Williams, Tri-Center, (54-0) 5-3 Dec. over #2 Tait Simpson, Lisbon, (33-1).
285
Marco Naughton, St. Albert. (40-0) 11-2 maj. dec.. Branden McCracken, Applington-Parkersburg. (46-4).
　
　
　
　
　
Posted Saturday afternoon
(Des Moines) Third place through eighth place decided Saturday afternoon at the Iowa High School State Wrestling Tournament.
Results of Southwest Iowa Wrestlers:
Class 3A
170
3rd place: Carson Powell, Ankeny Fall: 2:52, Ben Schwery, Lewis Central. 4th
195
7th Nick Jepsen, Urbandale, 5-4 Dec. Austin Lear, Lewis Central. 8th
　
Class 2A
106
7th Brendan Gould, Davenport, Assumption wins by Injury Default over Darrian Schwenke, Atlantic. 8th
138
5th Walker Marshall, Missouri Valley Fall: 3:27 Jason Bowers, Anamosa. 6th
145
5th Juwann Parrish, Creston-Orient-Macksburg 16-5, maj. Dec. over Trey Ryan, Mt. Vernon
160
7th Derek Stork, Atlantic. 2-1 Dec. over Cory Mooers, Carlisle. 8th
220
5th Jay Pike, Solon 5-4 Dec. over Cass Wietl, Kuemper 6th
285
5th Creighton Fox, Central Clinton Fall: 5:40 over Austin Conrad. 6th
Class 1A
106
3th Taylor Curtis, Underwood 9-4 Dec. over Gable Vershoor, Woodbury Central.4th
113
7th Sawyer Amling, Edgewood, Colesburg wins by DQ over Ethan Reynek, Lo-Ma. 8th
120
3th Andrew Foutch, Underwood 12-5, Dec. over Drew Mangrich, Don Bosco Gilbertville. 4th
126
7th Kole Stapes, Martinsdale, St. Mary’s 6-2 Dec. over Blair Kerkhoff, Audubon. 8th
145
7th Spencer Kelly, Rockford. 13-5 maj. Dec. over Mike Novtny, Underwood. 8th
160
3th Drake Fanslau, Underwood 4-2 2OT over Jacob Meehan, Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn. 4th
5th Dylan Windfield, Alburnett wins Fall: 3:42 over Gavvon Shafer, Woodbine. 6th
170
5th Kory Schmelzer, Corning Fall:3:44 over Jake Lewis, St. Albert. 6th
182
5th MacKenzie Housman, Riverside 6-0 dec. over Troy Hunt, Maquoketa Valley. 6th
195
7th Chris Bridgeford, Lo-Ma 6-0, Dec. over Conner Johnston, Tri-City. 8th
220
5th Logan Melby, Lo-Ma Fall:2:50 over Adam Steger, Maquoketa Valley. 6th
7th Mitch Gambrel, Clarion-Goldfield, 7-0 Dec. over Evan Schnack, Underwood 8th
285
7th Joe Koehn, Valley Fall: 3:36 over Nick Fett, Audubon. 8th
5th Logan Shafer, Ridgeview 6-1 Dec. over Dillon Suhr, Guthrie Center 6th
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