State Wrestling Day One Recap

Posted on February 19, 2016 by dev@anthro.is

It wasn’t the greatest day for Mahaska Zone Network area wrestlers on day one of the State Wrestling Tournament as several wrestlers were eliminated, however several survived to wrestle another day. Class 1A action got the day started and for Sigourney Keota, two of their four wrestlers advance on in the consolations as Kaleb Reeves at 182 lost 17-0 to #1 ranked Daniel Bishop of Hinton but came back strong to win by fall over Hunter Hagen of West Hancock and at 195 Noah Boender lost 9-2 to #1 ranked Landers Kuboushek of South Winnisheik but came back to win by fall over Mike Ward of East Union. However, Luke House at 113 and Lane Boender at 145 both went 0-2 and have been eliminated. Eddyville Blakesburg Fremont was able to advance both of their wrestlers through to Friday as Adam Proctor lost 5-1 then came back to win by fall in the consolations and Alex Hanna at 132 fell 14-2 to #2 ranked Drake Halblum of Alburnett then bounced right back to win by fall over Ty Joint of West Central Valley. Moravia had a strong day as Nicholas Martin won 1-0 over Michael Egan of MFL Marmac, Briar Cochran won by major decision 14-2 over Bo Giese of Logan Magnolia and 220 pounder Quinton Casteel lost 5-3 in overtime but bounced back in the consolations to win by fall over Nick Perkins of East Mills so all three advance on to Friday’s quarterfinals and second round consolations. Both of North Mahaska’s and Tri County-Montezuma’s wrestlers have been eliminated as Tyler Strasser at 120 and Jarrett Stodghill at 126 for North Mahaska each went 0-2 , although Stodghill gave a great fight in both losses, and Hunter Foubert at 220 and Travis Lewis at 126 for T-C-M both went 0-2. And for English Valleys, top ranked Zach Axmear at 152 won by fall to advance while Cooper Andreassen at 106 lost his first match but won big by technical fall in the consolations. Class 1A Quarterfinals and second round consolation matches get underway at 9am Friday.

It wasn’t a good day for Oskaloosa or Ottumwa in Class 3A as Oskaloosa lost two of their three wrestlers and Ottumwa lost five of their seven. For Oskaloosa Josh Diehl at 113 went 0-2 losing 15-3 and 5-4, 4^th ranked Callan Tomlin at 220 lost two close matches 3-2 and 2-1 in double overtime and has also been eliminated, however Drew Sams at 132 is still alive. 7^th ranked Sams lost his opener to #2 Grant Stotts of West Des Moines Valley in a tight match 3-2 then dominated in the consolation round winning 10-1 to advance to Friday’s second round consolations. Ottumwa got opening round wins from Alec Clark at 120 and Isaiah Cox at 182, however Johnathan Morales at 126, Collin McConnell at 138, Justus Skinner at 145, Wyatt Schlotter at 152 and Tyler Bookin-Nosbisch all went 0-2 and have been eliminated.

And in Class 2A action, Albia went 4-4 advancing all four to the quarterfinals as Aden Reeves at 106 received a medical forfeit, Bryce Leshen at 145 won 9-3, Blake Lawless at 152 won 14-3 and heavyweight Carter Isley won by fall. Other first round area winners included Xavier Miller of PCM at 145, Levi Duwa of Mid Prairie at 220, and Tanner Hoffstetter at heavyweight for Grinnell. After losing their first matches, Joe Simon of Grinnell at 106, Duncan McCain of Mid Prairie at 113, Lucas Roland of PCM at 138, and Wes Cummings of PCM at 152 all fought back to gain consolation wins and advance. Walker Henderson of Davis County, Jarron Trausch of PCM, Dylan Henderson of Davis County, Jordan Beal of Knoxville and Travis Poffenbarger of Knoxville all have been eliminated. Action resumes Friday at 9am with Class 3A and 1A quarterfinal and second round consolation matches. You can hear another full day of live coverage from each session with Jamie Brockman and Brett Sams on 99.5 FM or 740 AM KMZN or listen online at radiokmzn.com or use the KMZN mobile app. Our coverage begins at 8:45am today from Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.

Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont Girls’ Control Game In Tourney Win Over Van Buren

Posted on February 17, 2016 by dev@anthro.is

The Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont girls’ basketball team took care of their home-court advantage Tuesday night, defeating Van Buren, 48-38, in the Class 2A Region 7 Quarterfinals.

The Rockets got out to a hot start and coasted to the finish line without any real threat coming from the visiting Warriors.

EBF was led by senior Karlie Taylor. She finished with 22 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 5 steals, and 4 blocks. Torie Alexander chipped in 10 points and 5 rebounds in the win.

The Rockets will now face #8 Central Decatur, who is the top seed in the Class 2A Region 7 Semis. CD is now 21-1 and are coming off a win over Martensdale-St. Marys Tuesday, 53-28. Their lone loss of the year came to Interstate 35 back on December 8th.

Coincidentally, the other Region 7 Semifinal pits I-35 against Panorama. Both of the semifinal games will be on Friday night at 7 PM.

You can hear EBF take on Central Decatur in Leon on 104.9 FM KBOE, as well as kboeradio.com and the KBOE mobile app. Coverage will begin around6:45 PM with the tip-off coming at 7.

Sigourney Girls’ Hold Off Cedar Valley Christian To Advance To Semis

Posted on February 17, 2016 by dev@anthro.is

The Sigourney girls earned a trip to the Class 1A Region 5 Semifinals via a 64-59 win over Cedar Valley Christian in Marengo last night, as heard on 99.5 FM and 740 AM KMZN. Both teams came out firing in the opening quarter as they traded baskets back and forth, but Sigourney was hot from long range which ended up being the difference. The Savages never trailed in the game, however Cedar Valley Christian did pull within 46-44 heading into the fourth quarter. The Huskies had two straight possessions midway through the fourth quarter where they could tie or take the lead but came up empty eventually resulting in a Sierra Davis three pointer which was the game changer for Sigourney. Davis had another huge game for Sigourney scoring 29 points, Autumn Barthelman added 12 and Brooke Waechter contributed 11 as Sigourney improved to 14-9 and will now face a very tough Springville team at Springville in the semi finals at 7pm Friday night.

Story provided by Jamie Brockman

2016 State Wrestling Qualifiers

Posted on February 14, 2016February 14, 2016 by dev@anthro.is

It was a huge day in high school wrestling across Iowa Saturday as State qualifying District tournaments were held. The Mahaska Zone Network listening area will be very well represented on the mats next week at the State Wrestling Tournament and you’ll hear all the action live on 99.5 FM /740 AM KMZN, and you can also listen live at radiokmzn.com or on the KMZN mobile app.

As heard live on KMZN Saturday in Class 3A, Oskaloosa qualified three wrestlers for State, but the big story from Burlington was Ottumwa who won the tournament and leads the area with seven state qualifiers. Oskaloosa crowned two District champions including Josh Diehl who will make his first trip to state at 113 and Callan Tomlin at 220 for the second consecutive year, while Drew Sams will make his third trip to State after finishing runner up at 132. Jason Beebe just missed out finishing third at 170.

Ottumwa was in a battle all day with Iowa City, City High for the championship and edged them in the end by 2 ½ points. The Bulldogs lone champion was Isaiah Cox at 182, however six Bulldogs finished runner up to advance to state including Alec Clark at 120, Johnathan Morales at 126, Collin McConnell at 138, Justus Skinner at 145, Wyatt Schlotter at 152, and Tyler Bookin-Nosbisch at heavyweight. Also in Class 3A, Pella’s Keegan Poole qualified for state finishing runner up at Heavyweight in Johnston. As a note of interest, in probably the toughest District meet in the state featuring two of the top three rated teams in 3A and numerous ranked wrestlers, Southeast Polk edged WDM Valley by 2 ½ points for the team title and both teams qualified nine wrestlers for state, while Little Hawkeye Conference teams Dallas Center Grimes qualified four, Newton advanced two and Norwalk was unable to get any state qualifiers.

In Class 2A in Knoxville, Albia, PCM and Knoxville finished 3-4-5 in the team points and to no surprise Albia qualified their big four as each won championships including Aden Reeves at 106, Bryce Leshen at 145, Blake Lawless at 152, who avenged a loss to PCM’s Wes Cummings in last week’s Sectional beating him 8-6 in the finals, and Carter Isley at heavyweight. PCM will also send four wrestlers to State including two champions, Lucas Roland at 138 and Jarron Trausch at 170 as well as runners up Xavier Miller at 145 and Cummings at 152.

Davis County and Knoxville each qualified two wrestlers. For Davis County, Walker Henderson at 132 and Dylan Henderson at 170 were both runners up. For Knoxville, Jordan Beal was champion at 195 while Travis Poffenbarger was runner up at 220. In another Class 2A District at Clear Creek Amana, Mid-Prairie advanced two wrestlers, both champions, Duncan McCain at 113 and Levi Duwa at 220 while Washington qualified four including champion Trey Van Weelden at 152 and runners up Andrew Waite at 126, Austin Hazelett at 138 and Tristin Westphal-Edwards at 160. Also in Class 2A, Grinnell was only able to qualify two of their seven who advanced to Districts as Tanner Hoffstetter was champion at heavyweight and Joe Simon finished second at 106.

In Class 1A action at Pleasantville, Sigourney-Keota was part of a very close three team race for the title, however West Marshall won with 85 points, Iowa Valley had 81 and S-K finished with 80. Sigourney-Keota did qualify four wrestlers for State including Lane Boender who was champion at 145 and runners up Luke House at 113, Kaleb Reeves at 182 and Noah Boender at 195. Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont qualified two wrestlers as Adam Proctor was champ at 113 and Alex Hanna finished runner up at 132.

In big news for North Mahaska wrestling, the Warhawks will send two wrestlers to state including Jarrett Stodghill who was champion at 126 and Tyler Strasser who finished runner up at 120. Tri County/Montezuma and English Valleys each qualified two as well including Zach Axmear who was champion at 152 and Cooper Andreassen runner up at 106 for EV, while TCM’s Travis Lewis at 126 and Hunter Foubert at 220 each finished second. Also in Class 1A at Truro, Moravia qualified three wrestlers, all champions, including Nicholas Martin at 126, Briar Cochran at 132 and Quinton Castell at 220.

Congratulations to all these Mahaska Zone Network area State Wrestling qualifiers and good luck at State next week. The State Wrestling Tournament begins Thursday at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines. Class 1A gets underway at 9am with first round and first round consolations, followed by Class 3A at 1:30pm, then Class 2A at 6pm. You can hear live coverage all day of each session with Jamie Brockman and Brett Sams on 99.5 FM/740 AM KMZN, and you can also listen live online at radiokmzn.com or listen using the KMZN mobile app. Our coverage begins at 8:45am Thursday from Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.

Story provided by Jamie Brockman

Statesmen Dip Two Spots To #9

Posted on February 10, 2016 by dev@anthro.is

Oskaloosa–The William Penn men’s basketball team has taken some hits over the last few weeks, but is still a top-10 team as the NAIA released its seventh Division I rating Tuesday.

The Statesmen (19-5, 12-4 Heart), who have split their last six games, dropped into a tie for #9 with Biola (Calif.) at 182 points. Fellow Heart foe MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) improves to #17, while Peru State (Neb.) falls one slot to #18. Avila (Mo.) is again in the receiving votes section, unofficially 31st in the NAIA.

LSU Alexandria remains #1 with 250 points and nine first-place votes. Georgetown (Ky.), Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) (last first-place vote), Pikeville (Ky.), and Columbia (Mo.) round out the top five.

William Penn is home Wednesday, hosting Culver-Stockton (Mo.) in Heart of America Athletic Conference action at 7:30 p.m.

NAIA Men’s Basketball Rating #7 – February 9, 2016
(Number in parentheses is first-place votes)
1. LSU-Alexandria (9)
2. Georgetown (Ky.)
3. Lewis-Clarke State (Idaho) (1)
4. Pikeville (Ky.)
5. Columbia (Mo.)
6. Talladega (Ala.)
7. Hope International (Calif.)
8. Texas Wesleyan
9. William Penn
9. Biola (Calif.)
11. Mid-America Christian (Okla.)
12. Langston (Okla.)
13. Carroll (Mont.)
14. Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.)
15. William Carey (Miss.)
16. Westmont (Calif.)
17. MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.)
18. Peru State (Neb.)
19. Arizona Christian
20. Park (Mo.)
21. Our Lady of the Lake (Texas)
22. Campbellsville (Ky.)
23. Oklahoma City
23. Cumberlands (Ky.)
25. William Jessup (Calif.)

Others receiving votes: Middle Georgia State 55; Dillard (La.) 48; Xavier (La.) 46; Voorhees (S.C.) 24; Montana Western 16; Avila (Mo.) 9; William Woods (Mo.) 3.

Story provided by Wade Steinlage

PCM Splits With Gilbert

Posted on February 10, 2016 by dev@anthro.is

The PCM Girls picked up a big road win last night beating Gilbert 56-47, the boys however, not so lucky as they fell to the Tigers 58-46. The game was heard live on our Area Game of the Week coverage on KBOE. The Mustang girls trailed 9-6 after one quarter but came storming back in the 2^nd quarter to gain a 22-20 halftime lead. It was still anybody’s game after three quarters as PCM clung to a 1 point lead, but a big fourth quarter allowed the Mustangs to get the win. Jayci Vos was hot in the first half with 10 points, but held to only two in the second half, however Kayla Jennings had a huge second half scoring 22 of her game leading 26 points to lead PCM to victory. PCM improved to 11-5 in the heart of Iowa Conference while Gilbert slipped to 12-4.

The boys’ game was tight after one quarter as P-C-M led 10-9, but it was all Gilbert from there as they outscored P-C-M 20-7 in the second quarter and the Mustangs never climbed back in. P-C-M’S leading scorer Logan Gilman, who averages 21 points per game, was held scoreless in the first half, although he finished with 11 points, but Luke Greiner picked up the slack scoring 18 points to lead the Mustangs. With the win Gilbert locked up the Heart of Iowa Conference title improving to 14-4 overall and 12-3 in HOIC play while PCM slipped to 13-7 and 10-5 falling to 3^rd place in conference play

Oskaloosa Girls Get Huge Upset Win Over Norwalk

Posted on February 10, 2016 by dev@anthro.is

The Oskaloosa Indians faced off against Norwalk in a Little Hawkeye Conference doubleheader, and a couple of classic games were the result.

In a big surprise, the Oskaloosa girls battled through foul trouble and a slow second half to get their first conference win of the season, 53-51 over Norwalk. Oskaloosa had their best half of the season in the first half, outscoring the Warriors 31-19. Norwalk really amped up the full court pressure in the second half and forced Oskaloosa into several mistakes, but could never take the lead despite tying the game on a couple of occasions in the fourth quarter.

Alexis Westercamp led the Indians with 21 points and 7 rebounds. Freshman Lindsey Holmberg got her first varsity start in place of Paige Howard, who was battling an illness. Holmberg did not disappoint, scoring 8 points, with 3 rebounds, 2 assists, and a game-high four steals. Fellow freshman Marleigh DenBerger had a big game off the bench for Osky, scoring 9 points and grabbing a game-high 8 rebounds.

Norwalk was without leading scorer Tori VanVelzen, who was out with a leg injury. Oskaloosa held second-leading scorer Miranda Hughes to just 11 points and 6 rebounds. Osky’s girls are now 3-17. Norwalk is 8-10.

In the boys’ game, Oskaloosa didn’t get the offense clicking until they were down by 21 points in the third quarter as Norwalk looked like a well-oiled machine in a 66-58 victory over the Indians.

Osky did a great job taking care of the ball, committing only 8 turnovers, but could not get into an offensive rhythm shooting the ball. Jarad Kruse led the Indians with 14 points and 5 rebounds. Jack Moore added 12.

Norwalk had 21 points in the first six minutes of the second half and rode that big run to the finish line as Osky battled back with a 22 point fourth quarter. The Warriors were led by sophomore stud Luke Vaske, who had 15 points and 6 assists. Michael Geistler had 16 points to lead the scoring attack for Norwalk. Cade Moritz and Matt Guessford each had 10.

Oskaloosa falls to 6-13 on the season, while Norwalk is now 13-5.

Oskaloosa is next in action on Friday night at home against archrival Pella. The coverage begins with the Brown’s Shoe Fit Basketball Countdown on 99.5 FM and AM 740 KMZN, as well as radiokmzn.com at 5:30 PM. The girls’ game kicks off the doubleheader around 6:15.

Sectional Wrestling Results 2-6-16

Posted on February 8, 2016 by dev@anthro.is

Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont won their Class 1A Wrestling Sectional at English Valleys Saturday with 202 points and Sigourney/Keota finished 2^nd with 185 earning both teams a trip to the Class 1A Regional Team Dual tournament this Tuesday night at Sigourney where they will dual each other in the semi finals at 6pm with the winner facing either SE Warren or I-35 in the finals to advance to the State Team Duals. Tri County /Montezuma finished 4^th, Pekin 5th, English Valleys 6th and Cardinal was 8^th. The E-B-F Rockets qualified six wrestlers for this Saturday’s District Tournament including four champions, Tyler Landgrebe at 106, Adam Proctor at 113, Alex Hanna at 132, and Dalton Griffiths at 170. The Rockets also had two runners up including Dakota Boyer at 138 and Austin Angle at 182. Sigourney/Keota also qualified six wrestlers for Districts including three champions…Lane Boender at 145, Kaleb Reeves at 182 and Noah Boender at 195, while Luke House at 113, Nick Ives at 126 and Noah Reeves at 160 each finished 2^nd. Tri County/Montezuma advanced 4 wrestlers including Travis Lewis who was Champion at 126, as well as Clay Harper at 195, Hunter Foubert at 220 and Tyler Thompson at heavyweight who each finished 2^nd. English Valleys advanced 2 wrestlers on to Districts including Zach Axmear champion at 152 and Cooper Andreassen who was 2^nd at 106. Pekin and Cardinal each moved one wrestler through as Clayton McKim of Pekin at 120 and Dakota Miller of Cardinal at 145 each finished 2^nd. West Marshall and Pleasantville finished 1-2 in the team race in the Sectional at Belle Plaine also earning trips to the Class 1A Regional Team Duals. Lynnville-Sully finished 3^rd, and North Mahaska 4^th. North Mahaska qualified two wrestlers for Districts including Jarrett Stodghill who won the championship at 126 and Tyler Strasser who was runner up at 120 while Lynnville-Sully advanced just one as Carson Dunsbergen finished runner up at 132. All these wrestlers will compete in a District Tournament this Saturday in Pleasantville starting at Noon where the top two finishers in each weight class will advance to next week’s State Wrestling Tournament.

Albia easily won their Class 2A Sectional while Knoxville narrowly finished 2^nd just 1 ½ points ahead of 3^rd place PCM. Albia will wrestle Knoxville at Albia Tuesday in the Regional Team Dual semifinals with the winner facing ADM or Ballard in the finals to advance to the Class 2A State Team Duals. Centerville finished 5th and Davis County was 6^th. Albia qualified nine wrestlers for Districts including four champions, Aden Reeves at 106, Storm Little at 113, Bryce Leschen at 145, and Carter Isley at heavyweight. David Morris at 126, Blake Lawless at 152, Brett Martin at 160, Ben Mason at 182, and Trevor Blackford at 220 each finished 2^nd. A couple highlight matches included top ranked Isley beating 4^th ranked Brock Caviness of Knoxville by major decision 12-3 in the finals and 10th ranked Wes Cummings of PCM upsetting 4th ranked Lawless at 152 by major decision 10-1. PCM crowned three champions and qualified seven wrestlers for Districts. Lucas Roland at 138, Wes Cummings at 152 and Jarron Trausch at 170 were all champions while Jakob Fenton at 106, Clay Van Wyk at 113, Chance Palm at 120, and Xavier Miller at 145 each finished 2^nd for the Mustangs. Knoxville crowned four champions and advanced six total as Michael Ullestad at 160, Cameron Brown at 182, Jordan Beal at 195 and Travis Poffenbarger at 220 were all champs, plus Joe Hollinrake at 132 and Brock Caviness at heavyweight each finished 2^nd. Davis County advanced two wrestlers as Walker Henderson was champion at 132 and Dylan Henderson finished runner up at 170. These wrestlers all advance to Saturdays District Tournament starting at Noon in Knoxville where the top 2 finishers in each weight class will advance to State.

Moravia finished 3^rd in their Class 1A Sectional at SE Warren coming up just 23 points shy of advancing to the Regional Duals but did qualify six wrestlers for Districts. Twin Cedars finished 8^th and did not have any district qualifiers. For Moravia, Allen Parlier at 106, Nicholas Martin at 126, Briar Cochran at 132 and Quinton Castell at 220 all were champions while Dallas Price at 145 and Jacob Martin at 152 each finished 2^nd. They each advance to Saturdays District Tournament at I-35 Truro where the top 2 in each weight move on to State,

Washington and Mediapolis were in a dogfight for the team title in their Class 2A Sectional at Mediapolis but Washington won the title by 4 ½ points and advanced 10 of their 14 wrestlers to Districts. Mid Prairie finished 5^th and advanced four to Districts including Levi Duwa who won the title at 220, while Duncan McCain at 113, Cameron Tolander at 170 and Visouth Peterschmidt at 195 each finished 2^nd. Their District will be at Clear Creek Amana on Saturday.

Grinnell came up just short of advancing to the Class 2A Regional Duals finishing 3rd behind South Tama and Roland Story at their Sectional held at BCLUW Saturday, but the Tigers still advanced seven wrestlers on to Districts. The Tigers crowned three champions including Joe Simon at 106, Jake Simon at 145, and Tanner Hoffstetter at heavyweight and four runners up including Lane Milner at 126, Kaiden Gosselink at 132, Dalton Kies at 138 and Jevin Wyatt at 152. They will compete in a 2A District at Applington Parkersburg on Saturday.

Story provided by Jamie Brockman

Final Regular Season Wrestling Rankings Released

Posted on February 5, 2016 by dev@anthro.is

The final regular season Class 1A and 2A team and individual rankings have been released by thepredicament.com. In Class 1A…Sigourney Keota is ranked 10^th in the Dual Team rankings. Individually, Moravia’s Briar Cochran is ranked 2^nd at 132, Sigourney Keota’s Lane Boender is 4^th at 145, Zach Axmear of English Valleys is number 1 ranked at 152, Colton Massengale of BGM is 7^th at 182, and Noah Boender of Sigourney Keota is 6^th at 195. In Class 2A.. Albia is ranked 6^th in the Dual team rankings but still top ranked in the State Tournament team rankings. Aden Reeves of Albia is top ranked at 106, Duncan McCain of Mid Prairie is 6^th at 113, Kyle Anderson of Washington is 9^th at 132, Bryce Leshen of Albia is top ranked at 145 while teammate Blake Lawless is 4^th at 152, also PCM’s Wes Cummings is ranked 10^th at 152, Visouth Peterschmidt of Mid Prairie is 7^th at 195, Levi Duwa of Mid Prairie is 6^th at 220 while Knoxville’s Travis Poffenbarger is ranked 8^th, and at Heavyweight Carter Isley of Albia is top ranked as he has been all season while Brock Caviness of Knoxville is ranked 4^th. Isley and Caviness will both be competing in the same Sectional this weekend at Albia battling to finish in the top two positions, Isley has beaten Caviness twice this season but both matches have gone the distance.

Big Weekend Ahead For High School Wrestling

Posted on February 5, 2016 by dev@anthro.is

It’s a big weekend for High School Wrestling in Iowa this weekend as Class 1A and 2A schools start the road to Wells Fargo Arena competing in Sectional Tournaments on Saturday. In Class 1A…Moravia and Twin Cedars will compete at SE Warren…BGM, HLV, Lynnville Sully, North Mahaska and Pleasantville will all compete at Belle Plaine while Sigourney Keota, Cardinal, Tri County/Montezuma, Pekin, English Valleys and Eddyville Blakesburg Fremont will all compete at English Valleys. In Class 2A…Albia will host a sectional which includes teams from Centerville, Davis County, Knoxville and PCM…Fairfield, Washington and Mid Prairie all compete at Mediapolis and Grinnell will travel to BCLUW Conrad. All Sectional meets start at Noon Saturday and the top two finishers in each weight class will advance on to next Saturday’s District tournaments where the top two finishers in each weight will qualify for the State Wrestling Tournament. In addition, the top two finishing teams from each Sectional will advance to compete in Regional Dual Team meets with a chance to advance to the State Team Duals from there.

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