Tuesday January 10th Local Sports

TONIGHT:
== AM-1490/96.7-FM KRIB, kribam.com — Clear Lake at Nevada — Pritchard’s Pre-Game 5:50, girls 6:00, boys follow

== AM-1300 KGLO, kgloam.com — Newman vs. Osage — Pritchard’s Pre-Game 6:05, girls 6:15, boys follow

 

DES MOINES — Mason City High School’s varsity basketball games scheduled to be played at Des Moines Lincoln tonight have been moved to a new location after the Des Moines Public School District determined on Monday that there was a cyber attack on its technology network. The district announced on Monday that classes today would be cancelled and that sports and other activities at the Des Moines schools today would be cancelled, but teams would be allowed to compete at schools outside the district. Mason City High School announced Monday night that the Riverhawks’ varsity basketball games only against Lincoln will be played at a neutral site at Norwalk High School, with the girls game starting at 6:15 with the boys game to follow. Mason City’s boys and girls bowling matches at Des Moines Roosevelt will be played as scheduled since the matches are not at the school campus.

 

 

CHARLES CITY — Charles City outscored Mason City 38-21 in the second half for a 64-51 win in non-conference boys basketball on Monday night. Kale Hobart had 12 points while Jess Cornick added 11 to lead the Riverhawks, who fall to 5-3 and once again face Des Moines Lincoln in a game that’s been moved to Norwalk tonight.

 

— high school boys basketball last night
Northwood-Kensett 55, Rockford 41
Humboldt 66, Hampton-Dumont-CAL 51

 

— high school girls basketball last night
Northwood-Kensett 50, Rockford 20
Iowa Falls-Alden 54, Charles City 42

 

 

BOONE — The latest boys basketball rankings were released on Monday afternoon by the Iowa High School Athletic Association:

== Class 3A 

Rank School W L

1 Cedar Rapids Xavier 9 0

2 Bondurant-Farrar 9 0

3 MOC-Floyd Valley 7 1

4 Sioux City Bishop Heelan 7 1

5 Clear Lake 7 0

6 Williamsburg 6 1

7 Webster City 7 0

8 Davenport Assumption 6 3

9 Des Moines Hoover 5 2

10 North Polk 7 2

 

 

== Class 1A

Rank School W L

1 Grand View Christian 9 0

2 North Linn 10 0

3 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 9 0

4 WACO 10 0

5 Remsen St. Mary’s 6 0

6 Dunkerton 10 0

7 Bellevue 9 1

8 West Harrison 8 1

9 Lynnville-Sully 12 0

10 Bellevue Marquette 11 0

 

 

== Class 2A

Rank School W L

1 Central Lyon 7 0

2 Aplington-Parkersburg 9 0

3 Roland-Story 8 0

4 Western Christian of Hull 8 1

5 West Burlington 9 0

6 Carroll Kuemper 10 1

7 Alburnett 9 1

8 AHSTW 9 0

9 Sioux Central 8 0

10 MFL MarMac 10 0

 

 

== Class 4A

Rank School W L

1 Waukee Northwest 10 0

2 Cedar Rapids Kennedy 8 0

3 Waukee  9 1

4 Ankeny Centennial 7 2

5 Indianola 9 0

6 Valley West Des Moines 6 3

7 Sioux City East 10 0

8 Dubuque Senior 9 0

9 Pleasant Valley 6 3

10 Waterloo West 8 1

 

 

AMES — The 14th-ranked Iowa State Cyclone men look to go 4-0 in the Big 12 tonight by hosting Texas Tech. ISU is coming off road wins at Oklahoma and TCU and take on a Texas Tech team that is known for defense.

That’s Iowa State coach T.J. Otzelberger, who says the Red Raiders are a little different on offense this season.

Texas Tech is 0-3 in the Big 12.

Tipoff in Ames tonight is scheduled for 7 o’clock

 

 

 

CEDAR FALLS —- The UNI Panthers take a three game winning streak into tonight’s Missouri Valley game at home against Murray State. UNI is 4-2 in the league race and coach Ben Jacobson says the confidence level has risen.

Jacobson says they are focused on getting better but winning does boost confidence.

Former Iowa State coach Steve Prohm is in his first season back at Murray State. The Racers are also 4-2 in the Valley.

Prohm says it will take a big effort to get a win in Cedar Falls.

Murray State is coming off an 82-64 loss at Drake.

Tipoff tonight at the McLeod Center is scheduled for 7 o’clock.