Two Undefeateds Down in Iowa

#4 posting 2.26.2008
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IOWA REPORTS
STATE TOURNAMENT
The winter storm in Iowa may take a bite out of the IGSHAU coffers and attendance. From the Des Moines Register.
Today the 2As wrap up their quarters, and 3A also takes the stage. Check here for game reports. Check here to listen to the games. Check here to watch (for $9.95 per game).

RESULTS
1A
Newell-Fonda outscored and upset SE Webster-Grand 80-75 in a game that set several records. The loss ended Jennifer Jorgenson's quest to be the all time Iowa girls leading scorer. She was 48 away from Deb Remmerde's record. From the Sioux City Journal.

#1 Dunkerton beat WCLT 70-68. Kayla Waskow had 31 points for Dunkerton. From the Marshalltown Times Republican.

Springville upset undefeated Holy Trinity 60-59.

Lawton-Bronson exited Exira 80-48.

All the above from the DMR.

2A
#11 Manson-NW Webster upended undefeated & #3 AGWSR 36-33. From the Marshalltown Times Republican.

MFL-Mar-Mac beat North Polk 61-50. From the DMR.


PREVIEWS
4A: The Des Moines Roosevelt rebound can be traced back to November. This is the 5th straight tournament appearance for the Rough Riders. From the Des Moines Register.

It is the third trip in a row for Sioux City North. From the Sioux City Journal.

The Marshalltown Times Republican looks at the 4A field.

3A: Sioux City Heelan is making their second straight appearance at the show. From the SCJ.

2A: Davenport Assumption is looking for a title. From the Quad City Times.

ALL CONFERENCE
The North Iowa Cedar League West has listed their all conference team. From the Marshalltown Times Republican.

The North Central Conference has listed their team. From the Fort Dodge Messenger.

POINT PARADE
2A
Megan Howard, North Polk 26 vs MFL-Mar-Mac 50-61
Emily Blietz, MFL-Mar-Mac 23 vs North Polk 61-50
1A
Jennifer Jorgenson, SE Webster-Grand 34 vs Newell-Fonda 75-80
Hallie Christofferson, Exira 24 vs Lawton-Bronson 48-80
Susan Kies, Newell-Fonda 23 vs SE Webster-Grand 80-75

Next up: Wisconsin.