1st Team
*Morgan Lucy, Glenwood, Sr
*Chelsey Van Ness, Denison, Jr
Lexi Fisher, Glenwood, Sr
Delany Higgins, Lewis Central, Sr
Lexi Albrect, Kuemper, Jr
Kerri Potthoff, Kuemper, Sr
Gabi French, Red Oak, Sr
Paige Flores, Lewis Central, Sr
Kaylee Buch, Clarinda, Sr
*Unanimous

2nd Team
Grace Newman, Glenwood, Jr
Madi Drees, Kuemper, Sr
Serena Parker, Shenandoah, Fr
Liz Sieleman, Lewis Central, Sr
Aubrey Norville, Lewis Central, Jr
Josie Esser, Harlan, Jr
Bailey Ellerbeck, Denison, Sr
Lexi Moreno, Glenwood, Sr

Honorable Mention
Katlin Briley, Creston 

Madison Frain, Creston     

Sarah Konz, Harlan    

Kate Walker, Red Oak     

Alyssa Rihnor, Denison     

Brianna Vis, Harlan     

Haley Lembrick, Shenandoah     

Paige Kennon, Atlantic     
Alex Hartwig, Atlantic     

Allyson Karr, Clarinda     

Class 4A
Northwest District – Curt Klaahsen, Mason City
Central District – Todd Borrison, Southeast Polk
Southeast District – B. J. Mayer, Iowa City West
Northeast District – Tom Lilly, Cedar Rapids Xavier

Class 3A
Northeast District – Greg Bodensteiner, Waverly-Shell Rock
South Central District – Steve Neville, Bondurant-Farrar
Western District – Darron Koolstra, Bishop Heelan (Sioux City)
Northeast District – Laurie Donald, Benton (Van Horne)
Southeast District – Aaroin Fedderson, Williamsburg

Class 2A

Northwest District – Brad Leonard, Estherville-Lincoln Central
South Central District – Tom Thompson, Nodaway Valley (Greenfield)
Southeast District – Matt Zeitler, Van Buren (Keosauqua)
Northeast District – Paul Sonius, West Hancock (Britt)
West Central District – Gene Rasmussen, IKM-Manning

Class 1A
Northwest District - Tim Dreckman, Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn
Northeast District – Irv Laube, North Tama (Traer)
South District – Kenny Weed, Bedford
West Central District – Tom Petersen, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton
Southeast District – L. E. Moore, North Mahaska (New Sharon)
North Central District – Kevin Clipperton, North Butler (Greene)

Defending champion Davenport Assumption is moving ahead in the Class 3A state tournament.

Danielle Moore led a big run during the middle of the game that carried fourth-ranked Assumption to a 54-41 victory over Glenwood in first-round action. Assumption improved to 23-2 under first-year coach Mallory Youngblut and will play in a semifinal game at 7:45 p.m. Thursday.

Moore shot 4-for-7 from 3-point range and led all scorers with 23 points. Kate Fennelly added 12 points for the Knights, while Jasmine Binion and Grace Fennelly scored six each.

Morgan Lucy led Glenwood with 14 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks in her final high school game. Lucy is Glenwood's career scoring leader with more than 1,000 points and will play at Southwest Baptist next season.
 
Grace Newman added eight points for the Rams, who reached the state tournament for the first time since making the six-player field in 1979.

Glenwood held Assumption at bay early and led 12-8 going into the second quarter. The Knights then got rolling and hit the Rams with a 27-2 run that stretched into the second half and produced a 35-14 lead.
 
Moore keyed that burst with three 3-pointers and an old-fashioned three-point play. Kate Fennelly knocked down a pair of 3-pointers during the run and Mary Kate Fennelly hit one. Assumption finished 8-for-17 from long range.

Glenwood never gave up and responded with 12 straight points to cut the lead to 37-28 on Newman's 3-pointer late in the third quarter. But Assumption scored seven of the first nine points in the fourth quarter to open a 46-30 lead, then sank free throws the rest of the way to finish it off.
 
Youngblut is a former Assumption star who took over after last season's coach, Hall of Fame player Jennifer Goetz, left to become the head coach at Pleasant Valley.

IGHSAU Release

2/28/12

(Denison) Bishop Heelan opened the game on an 11-2 run and never trailed on their way to a 70-64 substate final win over Harlan Monday night.

Heelan senior Paul Jacobsen torched the nets with four first half three-pointers while Harlan as a team made just one first half three pointer. Heelan held leads of 21-13 after one quarter and 31-25 at the half. Throughout the third and for much of the fourth quarter, Harlan trailed by a 6-10 point gap but would cut it to three points late in the game. Heelan though came up with an answer for every Harlan run. Jacobsen would finish 6-7 from from the floor in the game and added two free throws to lead Heelan with 20 points. Point guard Shane Graves, who fouled out late in the game, added 14 points to go along with six rebounds and ten assists. Graves penetration set up several open looks for his teammates and negated the effectiveness of Harlan's various zone defenses.

Zach Osborn scored 18 points and Trey Lansman pitched in 15 for the Cyclones whose season is now over with a 17-7 record. Heelan advances to their 6th straight tournament and will have a chance to become the first school in boys state history to win four straight state titles.

(Des Moines) All Class 1A first round games will be played on Monday, March 5th at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines. KSOM will have play-by-play coverage of Nodaway Valley throughout the tournament.

10:30 AM

23-2 North Iowa, Buffalo Center vs 22-2 Nodaway Valley

12:15 PM

25-0 Danville vs 14-10 St. Albert

2:00 PM

23-2 Boyden-Hull vs 22-4 Iowa Mennonite, Kalona

3:35 PM

25-0 Storm Lake St. Mary's vs 20-6 Lisbon

(Des Moines) KSOM will bring you coverage of the IKM-Manning Wolves throughout the 2012 Class 2A Girls State Basketball Tournament.

The 3rd ranked Wolves open up with undefeated and 14th ranked Bellevue at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday. IKM-Manning finds themselves on the opposite side of the bracket with #1 OA-BCIG who is the only team to defeat IKM-Manning this season. Coach Gene Rasmussen tells KSOM/KS95.7 sports that Bellevue is a team that likes to screen and roll on offense. He says the Wolves will need to control the inside. IKM-Manning lost in the first round a season ago to eventual state champion OA-BCIG. Coach Rasmussen says the team has set their goals very high entering the 2012 state tournament.

Click here for the interview with IKM-Manning coach Gene Rasmussen

Class 2A

Clarinda 54 Kuemper Catholic 52

St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 70 Des Moines Christian 58

Class 1A

Nodaway Valley 49 Exira-EHK 41

Storm Lake St. Mary's 75 Guthrie Center 47

St. Albert 68 West Monona 56

(Atlantic) Tim Duff has resigned from his position of head varsity football coach for the Atlantic Community School District. Coach Duff has served as Atlantic's head coach during the 2010 and 2011 football seasons, leading Atlantic to a 4-6 record and a playoff appearance in 2011.

He will continue to teach and coach for the Atlantic Community School District. Atlantic Activities Director Josh Rasmussen says, "We will begin the hiring process as soon as Mr. Duff's resignation is presented to the school board."

(Clarinda) With a 51-42 win over CAM, the Exira-EHK Spartans advance to the sub-state final to take on Nodaway Valley.

Exira and Elk Horn-Kimballton's initial season resulted in a trip to state a year ago and now the Spartan's find themselves one win away from a return trip to Wells Fargo Arena. The Spartan's improved to 22-1 on the season and eliminate the CAM Cougars (19-5) from postseason play.

Exira-EHK held a 10-9 lead after one quarter but then exploded for a 10-2 run to start the 2nd quarter and never trailed the rest of the way. Zach Himmelberg and Dayton Rasmussen each scored 14 points in the win. Ryan Aupperle (13) and Dan Holste (11) were each in double figures for CAM. Holste's back-to-back three pointers cut the lead to as little as six with three minutes left, but CAM was unable to complete the comeback.

KSOM will have play-by-play coverage of the substate game from Southwestern Community College in Creston. 21-2 Nodaway Valley and 22-1 Exira-EHK will tip-off at 7:00 on Saturday.

Exira-EHK Scoring: Z. Himmelberg 14, D. Rasmussen 14, S. Smith 8, P. Waymire 6, C. Anderson 5, K. Hoflen 4

CAM Scoring: R. Aupperle 13, D. Holste 11, T. McKee 8, I. Hunt 4, D. Amdor 3, M. Holste 3

Click here for the postgame interview with Exira-EHK coach Doug Newton

Click here for the interview with Exira-EHK senior Spencer Smith

Click here for the interiew with Exira-EHK senior Preston Waymire

(Area) Loren Williams of Tri-Center and Seth Esaias of Red Oak share the KSOM Athlete of the Week honor. Each wrestler claimed an individual state title on Saturday.  For the 152 pound Williams it was his second state championship and for the 182 pound Esaias it was his first.

Loren Williams is a junior for Tri-Center who now has two state titles under his belt and a 155-13 career record. He placed 3rd as a freshman at 135, won a state title a year ago at 145, and capped off an undefeated season with a 152 pound championship this year. Tri-Center head coach Andy Hensley refers to Williams as 'not a pinner he's a winner.'

For Seth Esaias of Red Oak, he also finished the season undefeated (54-0). It took overtime in the finals against Garrett Smith of Denver-Tripoli, but Esaias eventually got the pin. Red Oak coach Tiegan Podliska says Esaias is the total package as a wrestler with physicality and a great mental approach.

Esaias ends his career with a 177-16 record. He was a four year state qualifier, placing 7th as a sophomore and winning the championship as a senior.

Click here for the interview with Red Oak coach Tiegan Podliska

Click here for the interview with Tri-Center coach Andy Hensley

(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

District #1

Clarinda 65 Underwood 41

District #2

Kuemper 67 East Sac County 59

District #16

Des Moines Christian 76 Panarama 46

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

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

(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

(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.

(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

(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

(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

3^rd place: Carson Powell, Ankeny Fall: 2:52, Ben Schwery, Lewis Central. 4^th

195

7^th Nick Jepsen, Urbandale, 5-4 Dec. Austin Lear, Lewis Central. 8^th

Class 2A

106

7^th Brendan Gould, Davenport, Assumption wins by Injury Default over Darrian Schwenke, Atlantic. 8^th

138

5^th Walker Marshall, Missouri Valley Fall: 3:27 Jason Bowers, Anamosa. 6^th

145

5^th Juwann Parrish, Creston-Orient-Macksburg 16-5, maj. Dec. over Trey Ryan, Mt. Vernon

160

7^th Derek Stork, Atlantic. 2-1 Dec. over Cory Mooers, Carlisle. 8^th

220

5^th Jay Pike, Solon 5-4 Dec. over Cass Wietl, Kuemper 6^th

285

5^th Creighton Fox, Central Clinton Fall: 5:40 over Austin Conrad. 6^th

Class 1A

106

3th Taylor Curtis, Underwood 9-4 Dec. over Gable Vershoor, Woodbury Central.4^th

113

7^th Sawyer Amling, Edgewood, Colesburg wins by DQ over Ethan Reynek, Lo-Ma. 8^th

120

3th Andrew Foutch, Underwood 12-5, Dec. over Drew Mangrich, Don Bosco Gilbertville. 4^th

126

7^th Kole Stapes, Martinsdale, St. Mary’s 6-2 Dec. over Blair Kerkhoff, Audubon. 8^th

145

7^th Spencer Kelly, Rockford. 13-5 maj. Dec. over Mike Novtny, Underwood. 8^th

160

3th Drake Fanslau, Underwood 4-2 2OT over Jacob Meehan, Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn. 4^th

5^th Dylan Windfield, Alburnett wins Fall: 3:42 over Gavvon Shafer, Woodbine. 6^th

170

5^th Kory Schmelzer, Corning Fall:3:44 over Jake Lewis, St. Albert. 6^th

182

5^th MacKenzie Housman, Riverside 6-0 dec. over Troy Hunt, Maquoketa Valley. 6^th

195

7^th Chris Bridgeford, Lo-Ma 6-0, Dec. over Conner Johnston, Tri-City. 8^th

220

5^th Logan Melby, Lo-Ma Fall:2:50 over Adam Steger, Maquoketa Valley. 6^th

7^th Mitch Gambrel, Clarion-Goldfield, 7-0 Dec. over Evan Schnack, Underwood 8^th

285

7^th Joe Koehn, Valley Fall: 3:36 over Nick Fett, Audubon. 8^th

5^th Logan Shafer, Ridgeview 6-1 Dec. over Dillon Suhr, Guthrie Center 6^th

AR-WE-VA, Westside 80, Riverside, Oakland 34
Central Lee, Donnellson 42, Columbus, Columbus Junction 27
Corning 58, Fremont-Mills 39
IKM-Manning 81, Des Moines Christian 66
Lawton-Bronson 75, Missouri Valley 43
LeMars Gehlen Catholic 53, Bishop Garrigan, Algona 44 (OT)
Martensdale-St Marys 36, Coon Rapids-Bayard 33
Newell-Fonda 75, Southeast Webster 34
North Mahaska 54, Lisbon 37
Pella Christian 63, Regina, Iowa City 49
Western Christian 74, Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 48
Woodward-Granger 41, Belle Plaine 38

Results:

106:

Mason Miller, Winterset (42-3) 5-0 Dec. Brady Ruden, Wilton (35-7)

132

#1Branson Sorenson, Denver-Tripoli (49-1) 13-3 Maj Dec over. #3Walker Marshall, Missouri Valley .

138

#1Jake Marlin-Creston-Orient-Mack burg (51-1) Fall: 3:28 over Brandon Schissell, New Hampton (37-6)

145

J.C. Vercande, Williamsburg (52-1) 9-7 Dec. OT Juwann Parrish, Creston-Orient-Macksburg, ( 46-6)

182

Seth Esias, Red Oak (50-0 ) 15-5 Maj. Dec. over Jason Gobel, West Delaware (46-2)

195

Keaton Hulett, Creston-Orient-Mack burg (50-2 ) 1-0 Dec. over Bruce McWilliams, Sheldon. (26-2)

220

Terron Gerrdes, Central Lyon (38-1) 7-3 Dec. over Cass Weitl, Kuemper-Catholic (39-8 ) vs

285

#1Collin Bevins, Creston-Orient-Mack burg (53-1) Fall: 4:48. Josh Clark, Union, (44-7)

ROUND CONSOLATION ROUNDCLASS 2A 3^RD

106

Trevor Murano, Dallas Center-Grimes wins by Injury default over Darrian Schwenke, Atlantic

113

Leighton Gaul, New Hampton 7-2 Dec. over Jared Eischeid, Kuemper

120

Cole Erickson, Mediapolis 5-2, Dec. over Blake Luna, Clarinda

160

Adam Drain, Mediapolis 7-0 Dec over Derek Stork, Atlantic

285

#10 Austin Conrad, Atlantic 1-0 Dec. Jake Tool, Prairie City, Monroe (Conrad picks up his 100^th career win)

(Des Moines) Lewis Central has three wrestlers in the Class 3A semi-finals.

160

Zeb Wahle, Lewis Central, (51-2), 13-6, Dec. over Nick Hagedorn, Cedar Falls, (20-8)

220

Zach Renshaw, Lewis Central, 12-5 Dec. (50-2) vs Jake Melik, Pleasant Valley, (38-10).

3A 3rd Round Consolation:

170

Ben Schwery, Lewis Central, (52-3), Fall:4:42, over  (17-11), Parker Sturgess, Mason City.

195

Tarin Phillips, Valley, West Des Moines, (45-3), Fall: :35 over Austin Lear, Lewis Central (37-21).

(Des Moines) The Iowa High School State Wrestling Tournament continues today at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines. Here are the results of the area wrestlers in the

Class 3A quarterfinals.

113

Fredy Stroker, Bettendorf, pins Randy Schultz, C.B. Thomas Jefferson. (:29).

138

Nate Harm, Urbandale, 12-7 dec. over Mikey Wallace, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson.

160

Zab Wahle, Lewis Central, 14-3, maj dec. Lewis Central Mitch Bowman, North Scott

170

Cameron Rathje, Prairie Cedar Rapids 9-6, dec. over Ben Schwery, Lewis Central

220

Zach Renshaw, Lewis Central 13-3, maj. Dec. over Steve Ferentz, Iowa City, High

Class 2A Quarterfinals:

106

Patrick Woods, West Delaware 11-3, dec. Darrian Schwenke, Atlantic/CAM

Mason Miller, Winterset 5-1 dec. Quinn Tonne, Denver-Tripoli

132

Walker Marshall, Missouri Valley 9-4 Dec. over Jason Bowers, Anamosa

138

Logan Thomsen, Union La Porte, City 16-2, dec. over John Schwarte, Harlan

Jake Marlin, Creston-Orient-Macksburg 18-2, Tech Fall. over Shane Broderick, Dubuque, Wahlert

145

Juwann Parrish, Creston-Orient-Macksburg Fall; 1:33 over Dylan Bryce, Spirit Lake-Park

160

Ryan Randall, Osage, 7-0 Dec. Derek Stork, Atlantic/CAM

182

Seth Esias, Red Oak (49-0) pins: Eric McKillip, West Liberty 3:00 min.

195

Keaton Hulett, Creston-Macksburg wins by 5-1 Dec. over Bradley Grothus, Dav. Assumption

220

Blake Glenn, Winterset vs. Kane Seeley, Perry

Cass Weitl, Kuemper, 6-5 dec. over Brandt Hundt, MFL. Central

285

Collin Bevins, Creston-Orient-Macksburg wins by fall; 1:59 over Gable Bonner, Estherville, Lincoln, Central

Logan Hopp, New Hampton Fall: 3:28 over Austin Conrad, Atlantic/CAM

Class 3A 2^nd round consolation:

113

Bryce Steiert, Waverly-Shell Rock Fall: 3:07, over Randy Schultz, C.B. Thomas Jefferson

120

John Gioffredi, Indianola, Fall: 3:35 over Jordan Easton, Council Bluffs, Abraham

138

Spencer Derifield, Waverly-Shell Rock 9-6 Dec. over Mikey Wallace, Thomas Jefferson

170

Ben Schwery, Lewis Central, Fall: 4:22 over Mike Watkins, Iowa City, West

195

Austin Lear, Lewis Central Dec. 4-3, Austin Aschbacher, Decorah

Class 2A 2^nd Round Consolation:

106:

Darrian Schwenke, Atlantic, 3-2 Dec. over Fletcher Green, Washington

113:

Jared Eischeid, Kuemper Fall: 4;51, over Colby McIntire, Central Lyon

 Keegan Witbeck, Louisa-Muscatine 5-3 Dec. over Derek Miller, Winterset.

120:

Blake Luna, Clarinda, 5-2 Dec. over Zach Skopec, Spirit Lake Park

132

Seth Stetzel, Perry 14-2, maj. Dec. over  Rob Young, Atlantic

138

 Drew Buster, Mediapolis 7-5, Dec. OT over John Schwarte Harlan

160

Derek Stork, Atlantic 3-2, Dec. over Dallas Rozeboom, Boyden-Hull-Rock Valley

Adam Drain, Mediapolis Fall: 3:04, Trevor Frain, Creston-Orient-Macksburg

220

 Skyler Hulshizer, Riceville, 5-2 Dec. over Blake Glenn, Winterset

285

Austin Conrad, Atlantic 4-3, Dec over Alex Stoner, Fairfield

106

Brad Kerkhoff, Audubon (38-9) vs Tyler Dalen, Graetinger-Terill (40-2)

Kerkhoff lost 4-0

Taylor Curtis, Underwood (52-3) vs Gage Winter, BGM-Brooklyn (45-9)

Curtis won 10-3

113

Evan Hansen, Exira-EHK (38-4) vs Kyle Kiner, Ogden (21-1)

Hansen lost 5-3

Ethan Reynek, Logan-Magnolia (27-4) vs Christian Hilgenberg, CR-B (33-16)

Reynek wins by fall

120

Quinton Doiel, Logan-Magnolia (36-8) vs Aaron Anderson, Clarion-Goldfiled (34-0)

Doiel lost 4-2

Andrew Foutch, Underwood (52-1) vs Dylan Dorange, Manson NW Webster (37-8)

Foutch wins by fall

126

Ridge Meeker, Logan-Magnolia (34-14) vs Chet Utesch, Akron-Westfield (43-3)

Meeker lost 16-5

Blair Kerkhoff, Audubon (37-4) vs Dylon Rhoads, Don Bosco (28-3)

Kerkhoff lost 3-2

132

Cameron Mennenoh, Audubon (47-7) vs Kolbi Kohl, Lisbon (28-4)

Mennenoh lost 8-4

Eric Brosnahan, Logan-Magnolia (16-10) vs Colton Martin, Alburnett (36-6)

Brosnahan lost by fall

138

Darrian Irlbeck, Tri-Center (42-7) vs Cody Marks, Nashua-Plainfield (42-9)

Irlbeck lost 10-4

Cody Kingery, Underwood, (45-9) vs Scott Weber, Don-Bosco, (41-8)

Kingery lost by fall

Ryan Joint, West Central Valley (42-4) vs Carter Funke, Maquoketa Valley (41-8)

Joint won 7-1

145

Trevor Paulson, Tri-Center (40-1) vs Tyler Foubert, Tri-County (44-5)

Paulson lost by injury default

Mike Novotny, Underwood (38-2) vs Dale Hilleman, West Marshall (35-12)

Novotny wins 7-5

152

Loren Williams, Tri-Center (48-0) vs Casey Beaver, IC Regina (20-15)

Williams wins 12-1

Kain Queck, Nodaway Valley (29-15) vs Brett Flynn, Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn (38-4)

Queck lost 9-5

160

Drake Fanslau, Underwood (51-3) vs Austin Laabs, Guthrie Center (39-14)

Fanslau wins by fall

Tyler Hein, Panorama, (31-12) vs Gavvon Shafer, Woodbine (13-3)

Hein loss by fall

170

Trey Sander, Exira-EHK (37-6) vs Patrick Lindner, St. Edmond (33-11)

Sander wins by fall

Jake Lewis, St. Albert (40-4) vs Ryder Clark, West Hancock (32-4)

Lewis wins 7-5

Kory Schmelzer, Corning (38-2) vs Dylan Albright, Colfax Mingo (36-7)

Schmelzer wins by fall

182

Austin Kline, Tri-Center (39-9) vs Tanner Taylor, Okoboji (40-0)

Kline lost by fall

Jesse Svoboda, Audubon (40-8) vs Terry Mooty, Dike-New Hartford (39-4)

Svoboda win by fall

MacKenzie Houseman, Riverside (50-6) vs Austin McCarten, Emmetsburg (8-2)

Houseman wins 5-4

195

John Derry, Panorama (37-7) vs Adam Hawkins, BGM-Brooklyn (46-7)

Derry lost by fall

Chris Bridgeford, Logan-Magnolia (43-1) vs Sam Bowers, Alburnett (32-8)

Bridgeford lost 15-9

Zach Barton, Corning (41-11) vs Cade Jones, West Branch (36-6)

Barton loss by fall

Trenton Geer, Treynor (35-2) vs Ryan Parmely, Maquoketa Valley (46-0)

Geer lost 17-7

220

Evan Schack Underwood (31-8) vs Alexander Cutshall Aplington-Parkersburg (35-3)

Schnack lost by fall

Taylor Hein, Panorama, (26-17) vs Nick Schmelzer, South Winn (34-3)

Hein lost by fall

Logan Melby, Logan-Magnolia (40-6) vs Dylan Coyle, Central Springs (36-10)

Melby wins 2-1

Cody Ladd, Nodaway Valley (22-3) vs Adam Steger, Maquoketa Valley (34-6)

Ladd lost by fall

285

Nick Fett, Audubon, (44-4) vs Tyler Schneidmiller, Pocahontas/Pomeroy-Palmer (30-4)

Fett wins by fall

Marco Naughton, St. Albert (33-0) vs Lucas Ohrt, West Marshall (32-20)

Naughton wins by fall

Dillon Suhr, Guthrie Center (46-4) vs Chris Schlueger, West Hancock (46-0)

Suhr wins 3-1

Consolation Matches

106

Brad Kerkhoff, Audubon (38-10) vs Kaden McClintock, St. Edmond (30-3)

Kerkhoff wins 3-1

113

Evan Hansen, Exira-EHK vs Brent Reed, Sibley Ocheydan (28-15)

Hansen wins 19-2

120

Quinton Doiel, Logan-Magnolia (36-9) vs Jake Hunerdosse, SE Warren (38-10)

Doiel wins 3-1 OT

126

Blair Kerkhoff, Audubon (38-6) vs Ridge Meeker, Logan-Magnolia (34-17)

Kerkhoff wins 12-3 Meeker-eliminated

132

Cameron Mennenoh, Audubon (48-9) vs Heath Nagel, HMS (28-13)

Mennonoh wins 7-5

Eric Brosnahan, Logan-Magnolia (16-11) vs Austin Miller, Pochahontas/PP (39-12)

Brosnahan lost by fall, eliminated

138

Cody Kingery, Underwood (45-12) vs Lance Hinschberger, Belle-Plaine (37-14)

Kingery loses , 6-4 eliminated

Darian Irlbeck, Tri-Center (43-9) Tucker Black, Eddyville-Blakesburg (9-6)

Irlbeck wins 10-3

145

Trevor Paulsen, Tri-Center (40-2) vs Vance Kirka, Iowa Valley (40-21)

Paulsen, lost by injury default, eliminated

152

Josh Matusik, Woodbine (38-14) vs Caden Doll, Lynnville-Sully (27-9)

Matusik lost 9-4, eliminated

160

Austin Laabs, Guthrie Center (40-16) vs Luke Kramer, Maquoketa Valley (35-15)

Laabs wins by pin

Tyler Hein, Panorama (31-15) vs Zach Jones, Okoboji (38-8)

Hein loses 12-6, eliminated

182

Austin Kline, Tri-Center (39-12) vs Terry Mooty, Dike New-Hartford (40-6)

Kline lost by pin, eliminated

195

Chris Bridgeford Logan-Magnolia (44-3) vs Knute Severson ClarionGoldfield (29-9)

Bridgeford wins 5-2

220

Evan Schnack, Underwood (32-10) vs Robert Lockhart, Iowa Valley (36-19)

Schnack wins by pin

Class 3A First Round

106

Jordan Petersen, Abraham Lincoln (35-12) vs Bryce Meyer, Ft. Madison (34-4)

Petersen lost 7-2

113

Randy Schultz Thomas Jefferson (32-17) vs Patrick Rashed CR Jefferson (30-10)

Schultz wins by injury default

120

Jordan Easton Abraham Lincoln (32-17) vs Damon Griffin Linn-Mar (39-8)

Easton Loss by Fall

132

Jesse Bendt, Glenwood (27-7) vs Logan Ryan, Bettendorf (34-10)

Bendt loses 3-0

Jason Wallace Thomas Jefferson(45-9) vs Randy McPhee Davenport West (15-5)

Wallace lost 8-2

138

Mikey Wallace, Thomas Jefferson (40-7)  vs Blake Spotts, Mason City (38-9)

Wallace wins 7-5 OT

A.J. Clark, Glenwood (34-13) vs Jack Randall, Spencer (40-3)

Clark lost by fall 1:03

145

Charles Weaver, Thomas Jefferson (19-12) vs Gabriel Moreno, Urbandale (37-0)

Weaver lost by fall

Ethan Ruby, Lewis Central (35-15) vs Brian Warren DM Hoover (34-3)

Ruby lost 11-0

152

Jacob Schieffer, Carroll (31-7) vs Trey Lewis, WDM Valley (20-4)

Schieffer lost by fall

160

Zeb Wahle, Lewis Central (46-2) vs Casey Becker, CR Prairie (16-12)

Wahle wins 15-3

170

Ben Schwery, Lewis Central (46-1) vs Terry Stover, Waverly-Shell Rock (32-14)

Schwery wins 6-0

182

Hunter Hoffman, Glenwood (37-9) vs Brad Boden, Indianola (20-3)

Hoffman lost by fall

195

Bobby Overton, Denison-Schleswig (24-7) vs Keaton Jurevitz, Bettendorf (29-7)

Overton lost 9-0

Austin Lear, Lewis Central (33-17) vs Cegan Long, North Scott (42-9)

Lear lost 9-2

220

Zach Renshaw, Lewis Central (45-2) vs Tom Schiffer, Mason City (25-21)

Renshaw wins by fall

Andrew Overton, Denison-Schleswig (31-11) vs Ben Schnun, Ft. Dodge (27-10)

Overton lost 9-0

285

Cam Knobbe, Carroll (22-3) vs Bryce Fisher, SE Polk (38-6)

Knobbe lost 10-6

Alex Kilpack, Glenwood (23-10) vs Jake Scanlan, Johnston (30-5)

Kilpack lost by fall

Jordan Bywater, Abraham Lincoln (35-10) vs Shaquille Wells, Urbandale (29-13)

Bywater lost 3-2

Class 3A Consolation Matches

106

Jordan Peterson, Abraham Lincoln (35-13) vs Jake Koethe, WDM Valley (41-5)

Petersen lost by fall-eliminated

120

Jordan Easton, Abraham Lincoln (32-18) vs Jake Gotto Western Dubuque (26-10)

Easton wins by fall

132

Jesse Bendt, Glenwood (27-8) vs  Damone Manning, Burlington (32-10)

Bendt lost 16-5, eliminated

Jason Wallace, Thomas Jefferson (45-10) vs Zach Henning, Decorah (31-9)

Wallace lost 4-1, eliminated

138

A.J. Clark, Glenwood (34-14) vs Dakota Gray, Ft. Madison (32-5)

A.J. Clark lost 16-1, eliminated 

145

Charles Weaver, Thomas Jefferson (19-13) vs Austin Boyd, Burlington (32-8)

Weaver lost 8-0, eliminated

Ethan Ruby, Lewis Central (35-16) vs Kenry Trowers, Davenport North (29-12)

Ruby lost 9-3, eliminated

152

Jacob Schieffer, Carroll (31-8) vs Derek Rose, Keokuk 28-5

Schieffer lost 7-3, eliminated

182

Hunter Hoffmann Glenwood (37-10) vs Layton Fritsch Dubuque Hempstead (27-6)

Hoffmann lost 3-1, eliminated

195

Bobby Overton, Denison-Schleswig (24-8) vs Dane Jones, Oskaloosa ( 31-7)

Overton lost by fall-eliminated

Austin Lear, Lewis Central (33-18) vs Austin Ashblacher, Decorah (25-17)

Lear wins 8-5

220

Andrew Overton Denison-Schleswig (31-12) vs Colton Aplara Mt. Pleasant (27-9)

Overton lost 18-5, eliminated

285

Cam Knobbe, Carroll (22-4) vs Tyler Burrell, CR Washington (36-3)

Knobbe lost 8-4, eliminated

Jordan Bywater, Abraham Lincoln (35-13) vs Jake Olkader, Clinton (36-7)

Bywater lost 4-2, eliminated

Alex Kilpack, Glenwood (23-11) vs Colin Foerstner, IC West (27-23)

Kilpack lost 7-5 overtime, eliminated

(Des Moines) Southwest Iowa wrestling rivals Atlantic/CAM and Creston/O-M battled it out for third place in the state dual tournament Wednesday night. Atlantic came out on top 43 to 25. In the first place match, Davenport Assumption edged West Delaware 32-30.

Atlantic/CAM 43 Creston/O-M 25

152

Rob Nichols pins Jesse Rathe

160

Derek Stork Major Decision 9-0 over Gavin Leith  

170

Matt Williamson win by forfeit

182

Tyler Stork lost 9-5 to Adam Baker

195

Tyler Doll win by forfeit

220

Tyler Christensen pins Nate Haley

285

Jez Phippen pinned by Nate Robinson

106

Marshall McDermott lost 9-1 to Kruz Adamson

113

Dillon Cox win 7-0 over Kieran Deal

120

Reid Nichols loses 4-3 to Gage Cheers

126

Zach Brooks loses 13-2 to Spencer Wray

132

Matt Smith pins Bryce Briley

138

Rob Young pins Jacob Johnston

145

Cal Hueton pinned by Taylor Pettit

(Des Moines) Atlantic/CAM defeated #3 seed Denver-Tripoli 39-33 in the first round of the Class 2A State Dual Tournament this morning. Match by-match results are listed below.

138

Rob Young Wins by Fall over Austin Schmidt

145

Cal Hueton Lost by Fall to Cory Chapin

152

Rob Nichols lost 8-4 to Gunnar Wolfensperger

160

Derek Stork lost 10-6 to Chase Shedenhelm

170

Matt Williamson wins 6-0 over Derek Franzen

182

Tyler Stork Lost by Fall to Garrett Smith

195

Tyler Doll lost 7-4 to Isaiah Minikus

220

Tyler Christensen pins Shelby Bellinger

285

Austin Conrad pins Craig Schweer

106

Darrian Schwenke pins Andrew Bush

113

Dillon Cox Win by Forfeit

120

Reid Nichols pinned by Dylan Peters

126

Matt Smith pins Ryan Busch

132

Open

Atlantic/CAM will take on West Delaware in the semi-finals at 1:00. Creston-O/M will take on Davenport Assumption in the other semi-final.

In Class 1A, Underwood advanced to oppose West Branch and Don Bosco will wrestle against Nashua-Plainfield.

Class 1A

Region 7
Martensdale-St. Mary's 50 Earlham 42
Coon Rapids-Bayard 36 Exira-EHK 35
Murray 56 Mount Ayr 47
Bedford 57 East Union 37

Region 8

Fremont-Mills 59 Stanton 56
Corning 42 Villisca 40
Riverside 46 AHST 43
Ar-We-Va 67 Boyer Valley 30

Class 2A

Region 7
Central Decatur 56 Nodaway Valley 42
Panorama 56 Clarke 34
Des Moines Christian 59 North Polk 48
IKM-Manning 41 Audubon 16

Region 8
Missouri Valley 43 St. Albert 35
Lawton-Bronson 73 Hinton 54
Shenandoah 31 Tri-Center 29
OA-BCIG 65 Woodbury Central 49

(Harlan) The Harlan Cyclone girls basketball team will begin postseason play Wednesday night when they travel to Sergeant Bluff-Luton.

The Harlan girls enter the Class 3A Regional Tournament with a 10-10 overall record. They’ll have a tough challenge right away in the first round when they take on 12th ranked Sergeant Bluff-Luton.

The Cyclones will be playing in the Region 2 Bracket in Class 3A, it’s a region that features three ranked teams.

The winner of Wednesday night’s matchup between Harlan and Sergeant Bluff-Luton will take on either Denison-Schleswig or Perry in the second round on Saturday.

Click here for the interview with Harlan girls basketball coach Tony Vis
 

Class 1A

Region 7

Martensdale-St. Mary's vs Earlham

Exira-EHK vs Coon Rapids-Bayard

Mount Ayr vs Murray

Bedford vs East Union

Region 8

Stanton vs Fremont-Mills

Villisca vs Corning

Riverside vs AHST

Ar-We-Va vs Boyer Valley

Class 2A

Region 7

Nodaway Valley vs Central Decatur

Panorama vs Clarke

Des Moines Christian vs North Polk

IKM-Manning vs Audubon

Region 8

Missouri Valley vs St. Albert

Lawton-Bronson vs Hinton

Shenandoah vs Tri-Center

OA-BCIG vs Woodbury Central

106 Champion Brad Kerkhoff Audubon 38-9
106 Runnerup Kolby Munson Ogden  34-12

113 Champion Kyler Kiner Ogden 21-1
113 Runnerup Christian Hilgenberg Coon Rapids-Bayard 33-16
 

120 Champion Taylor Hagen Martensdale-St Marys 43-2
120 Runnerup Jake Junerdosse Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 38-9
 

126 Champion Kole Stapes Martensdale-St Marys 38-5
126 Runnerup Blair Kerkhoff Audubon 37-4
 

132 Champion David Walker Martensdale-St Marys 48-0
132 Runnerup Cameron Mennenoh Audubon 47-7
 

138 Champion Ryan Joint West Central Valley, Steward 42-4
138 Runnerup David DeLong Martensdale-St Marys 34-18
 

145 Champion Robert Walker Martensdale-St Marys  26-0
145 Runnerup Joshua Parker Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 34-7
 

152 Champion Shane Swank Mount Ayr 43-10
152 Runnerup Kain Queck Nodaway Valley 29-15
 

160 Champion Tyler Hein Panorama 31-12
160 Runnerup Autin Laabs Guthrie Center 39-14
 

170 Champion Kory Schmelzer Corning 38-2
170 Runnerup Clay Blass Coon Rapids-Bayard 30-19
 

182 Champion Ethan Jones Interstate 35, Truro 35-8
182 Runnerup Jesse Svoboda Audubon 40-8
 

195 Champion Zach Barton Corning 41-11
195 Runnerup John Derry Panorama 37-7
 

220 Champion Cody Ladd Nodaway Valley 22-3
220 Runnerup Taylor Hein Panorama, 26-17
 

285 Champion Nick Fett Audubon, 44-4
285 Runnerup Dillon Suhr, Guthrie Center, 46-4

Results:

106

Champion-Darrian Schwenke-Atlantic

Runner-up-Mason Miller-Winterset

113

Champion-Jared Eischeid-Kuemper

Runner-Up-Derek Miller-Winterset

120

Champion-Chase Goodman-South Cenrtral-Calhoun

Runner-up-Blake Luna-Clarinda

126

Champion-Clint Flack-JSPCEG

Runner-up-Zach Goodrich-Creston-Orient-Macksburg

132

Champion-Walker Marshall-Missouri Valley

Runner-up-Rob Young-Atlantic

138

Champion-Jake Marlin-Creston-Orient-Macksburg

Runner-up-John Schwarte-Harlan

145

Champion-Juwann Parrish-Creston-Macksburg

Runner-up-Brandon Silbaugh-JSPCEG

152

Champion-David Thompson-Creston-Macksburg

Runner-up-Cody Morris-Bedford-Lenox

160

Champion-Derek Stork-Atlantic

Runner-up-Trevor Frain-Creston-Orient-Macksburg

170

Champion-Matt Williamson-Atlantic

Runner-up-Cole Bonde-Bedford-Lenox

182

Champion-Seth Esais-Red Oak

Runner-up-Scott Brockman-Clarinda

195

Champion-Colten Riley-South Central-Calhoun

Runner-up-Keaton Hulett-Crestonh-Orient-Macksburg

220

Champion-Blake Glenn-Winterset

Runner-up-Cass Weitl-Kuemper

285

Champion-Collin Bevins-Creston-Orient-Macskburg

Runner-up-Austin Conrad-Atlantic

February 11, 2012

106

1. Taylor Curtis, Underwood, 52-3

2. Zach Ulven, Westwood, 38-8

113

1. Ethan Reynek, Logan-Magnolia, 27-4 (100th Career win in Finals)

2. Evan Hansen, Exira-EHK, 38-4

120

1. Andrew Foutch, Underwood, 52-1

2. Quinton Doiel, Logan-Magnolia, 36-8

126

1. Logan Moore, West Monona, 22-6

2. Ridge Meeker Logan-Magnolia, 22-7

132

1. Eric Brosnahan, Logan-Magnolia, 16-10

2. Derek Bailey, MVAO, 33-9

138

1. Darian Irlbeck, Tri-Center, 42-7

2. Cody Kingery, Underwood, 45-9

145

1. Mike Novotny, Underwood, 38-2  (wins by injury default)

2. Trevor Paulsen, Tri-Center, 40-0

152

1. Loren Williams, Tri-Center, 48-0 

2. Josh Matusik, Woodbine, 38-11

160

1. Drake Fanslau, Underwood, 51-3 (wins by injury default)

2. Gavvon Shafer, Woodbine, 13-3

170

1. Jake Lewis, St. Albert, 40-4

2. Trey Sander, Exira-EHK, 37-5

182

1. MacKenzie Housman, Riverside, 50-6

2. Austin Kline, Tri-Center, 39-9 

195

1. Chris Bridgeford, Logan-Magnolia, 43-1

2. Trenton Geer, Treynor, 35-2

220

1. Logan Melby, Logan-Magnolia, 40-6 (100th career win in semi-finals)

2. Evan Schnack, Underwood, 31-8

285

1. Marco Naughton, St. Albert, 33-0

2. David Howell, East Mills, 45-5

(Creston) The Atlantic Trojan boy’s basketball team snapped a ten-year drought when they clinched the Hawkeye Ten Conference Friday night with a 57-46 win over Creston at Creston. The last time an Atlantic was a share of the conference title in the 2001-2002 season.

The Trojans started strong with a 10-2 run early and never trailed in the game played at Creston. The Trojans held quarter leads of 19-11, 30-17, 46-27, and the final 57-46. The Trojans lead by as many as 20-points with 3-minutes to go in the game before both teams cleared their benches.

Sam Markham (pictured) led all-scorers for Atlantic with 19-points, and Dalton Franken and Harrison Hoegh finished the night with 16-points each.

Colby Taylor led the Panthers with 14-points. The (7-4, 9-10), take on Harlan Tuesday. Atlantic, (11-2, 18-3), hosts Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln Tuesday night.

Click here to listen to Atlantic Head Coach Steve Blazek’s comments after the game

(Corning) Freshman Marie Palmer posted a double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds while teammate Kelsey Roberts scored 18 points to go along with her 8 boards in Corning's 56-30 win over Essex/South Page Thursday night. Corning jumped out to a 16-6 first quarter advantage and led 30-15 at halftime.

16-6 Corning matches up with 19-3 Villisca in the Regional Quarterfinals. The game will be played at Villisca on Tuesday, February 14th. Villisca defeated Corning 41-35 when the two squads met in the regular season.

Click here for the interview with Corning co-head coach Sandy Winter

(Walnut) Riverside advances in the Class 1A Regional Basketball Tournament with 56-34 win over Walnut in the first round. Anna Hildebrand, Sheyenne Smith, and Dani Turner all finished in double figures scoring led by Hildebrand's 15 points. After leading 26-22 at halftime, Riverside out scored Walnut 15-0 in the third quarter to take a 41-22 lead heading into the fourth.

7-14 Riverside will oppose AHST in the 2nd Round. The winner of the the AHST and Riverside game will take on either Boyer Valley or Ar-We-Va in the regional semi-finals.

Click here for the interview with Riverside girls coach Tom Grobe

(Villisca) Amanda Focht scored 18 points and grabbed 19 rebounds to help lead Villisca to a first round win over Nishnabotna on Thursday night. Focht made seven of her ten shots from the floor and teammate Jill Vanderhoof collected 15 rebounds to go along wth 8 points.

Villisca improves to 19-3 on the season. They will host 16-6 Corning in the second round on Tuesday, February 14th. Villisca beat Corning 41-35 in their only regular season meeting.

Click here for the interview with Villisca girls basketball coach Donna Williams

(Adair) Spencer Rochholz of Adair-Casey is our KSOM Athlete of the Week. Rochholz has averaged 30.5 points, 6 rebounds, 3.5 assists, and 5 steals per game in the past week.

Rochholz missed 11 games this season a broken hand, but has returned to lead the Bombers to four straight wins. Since his return from injury, the junior is averaging 27.75 points per game and 6.5 rebounds. Adair-Casey is 8-1 with Rochholz in the lineup and just 5-6 when he is not in uniform.
 

In the nine games he has played this year, Rochholz averages of 25.4 points per game and 6.7 rebounds per game. 13-7 Adair-Casey plays Griswold on February 16th in their District Tournament game.

Click here for the interview with Adair-Casey coach Mark Emgarten