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(This story was updated to add new information and will continue to be updated)

It’s Week 6 of the Iowa high school football season. Check out our list of IHSAA scores from Friday night’s action.

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Scores are listed in alphabetical order by winning team

IHSAA scores from Week 6 of Iowa high school football season

Friday’s games:

  • AC/GC 56, IKM-Manning 28
  • ADM 56, Des Moines North 14
  • AHSTW 43, Missouri Valley 6
  • Albia 41, Davis County 7
  • Alburnett 54, Waterloo Columbus 16
  • Algona 28, Clear Lake 7
  • Algona Garrigan 71, Siouxland Christian 20
  • Alta-Aurelia 28, West Monona 8
  • Anamosa 42, Tipton 7
  • Ankeny 35, Cedar Rapids Prairie 16
  • Aplington-Parkersburg 35, Central Springs 6
  • Audubon 54, Glidden-Ralston 28
  • Baxter 64, Collins-Maxwell 42
  • BCLUW 59, Martensdale-St. Marys 28
  • Bedford won by forfeit over Stanton-Essex
  • Benton Community 21, Solon 20
  • Bettendorf 33, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 14
  • Bondurant-Farrar 63, Des Moines Hoover 7
  • Boyer Valley 28, Newell-Fonda 22
  • Calamus-Wheatland 59, Lone Tree 42
  • CAM 30, Sidney 28, 2 OT
  • Carroll Kuemper 29, Des Moines Christian 20
  • Cedar Rapids Xavier 28, North Scott 21
  • Central City 54, Easton Valley 8
  • Central Lyon 28, Unity Christian 19
  • Clarksville 42, GMG 12
  • Clarinda 64, Clarke 0
  • Clear Creek Amana 56, Burlington 0
  • Colo-NESCO 42, English Valleys 20
  • Columbus 54, Louisa-Muscatine 0
  • Creston 30, Atlantic 28
  • Danville 7, Van Buren 6
  • Decorah 28, Waverly Shell-Rock 7
  • Dike-New Hartford 34, MFL MarMac 0
  • Don Bosco 78, Midland 6
  • Dowling Catholic 41, Ankeny Centennial 35, 3 OT
  • Dubuque Senior 52, Davenport West 12
  • Dubuque Wahlert 17, Independence 16
  • Dyersville Beckman 51, Durant 0
  • Earlham 42, Panorama 7
  • East Buchanan 56, North Cedar 6
  • East Mills 58, Griswold 56
  • East Sac County 38, Eagle Grove 6
  • East Union 54, Mormon Trail 14
  • Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont 54, Cardinal 26
  • Edgewood-Colesburg 42, Springville 14
  • Emmetsburg 51, Pocahontas 6
  • Forest City 22, Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 14
  • Fort Dodge 55, Storm Lake 26
  • Fort Dodge St. Edmond 55, Coon Rapids-Bayard 22
  • Fremont-Mills 48, Exira-EKH 6
  • Gilbert 41, Carlisle 10
  • Gladbrook-Reinbeck 48, BGM 6
  • Grinnell 45, South Tama 7
  • Grundy Center 35, South Hardin 0
  • Harlan 49, Perry 7
  • Hinton 49, MVAOCOU 7
  • HLV 58, Twin Cedars 8
  • HMS 44, South O’Brien 26
  • Humboldt 42, Charles City 0
  • Indianola 21, Boone 14
  • Iowa City High 49, Davenport Central 7
  • Iowa City Liberty 27, Cedar Rapids Washington 22
  • Iowa City Regina 28, West Branch 10
  • Iowa City West 48, Jefferson 6
  • Iowa Valley 72, Winfield-Mt. Union 30
  • Johnston 34, Southeast Polk 0
  • Keokuk 60, Fort Madison 7
  • Lake Mills 27, Belmond-Klemme 13
  • Lansing Kee 65, West Central 6
  • Le Mars 48, Sioux City West 16
  • Le Mars Gehlen 34, Sibley-Ocheyedan 26
  • Lenox 72, Murray 8
  • Lewis Central 56, Council Bluffs Jefferson 6
  • Linn-Mar 47, Muscatine 7
  • Lisbon 49, Wapello 0
  • Logan-Magnolia 14, Westwood 13
  • Madrid 49, Central Decatur 0
  • Manson-Northwest Webster 24, Sioux Central 14
  • Maquoketa 16, Central DeWitt 14
  • Maquoketa Valley 35, Bellevue 0
  • Mid-Prairie 24, Mediapolis 8
  • MMCRU 14, Akron-Westfield 7
  • Montezuma 28, Belle Plaine 24
  • Monticello 35, Camanche 7
  • Moravia 55, Melcher-Dallas 22
  • Mount Ayr 38, Lynnville-Sully 18
  • Mount Vernon 46, Davenport Assumption 14
  • Nevada 49, Knoxville 0
  • North Fayette Valley 46, New Hampton 13
  • North Linn 39, Clayton Ridge 0
  • North Polk 29, Ballard 8
  • North Tama 28, North Butler 6
  • North Union 42, West Fork 13
  • Northeast 35, West Liberty 34
  • Northwood-Kensett 46, Rockford 6
  • Norwalk 38, Dallas Center-Grimes 0
  • OABCIG 21, West Sioux 7
  • Okoboji 34, Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 12
  • Osage 20, Crestwood 10
  • Ottumwa 41, Ames 34
  • Pekin 61, Highland 13
  • Pella 35, Newton 28
  • Pleasant Valley 52, Cedar Falls 28
  • Pleasantville 48, Colfax-Mingo 0
  • Remsen St. Mary’s 43, Ar-We-Va 0
  • Ridge View 6, Lawton-Bronson 0
  • Riverside 33, Southwest Valley 32, 2 OT
  • Roland-Story 34, Greene County 6
  • Saint Ansgar 60, Mason City Newman 0
  • Sergeant Bluff-Luton 45, MOC-Floyd Valley 21
  • Shenandoah 41, Red Oak 8
  • Sigourney-Keota 42, Pella Christian 21
  • Sioux Center 10, Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 6
  • Sioux City East 63, Council Bluffs Lincoln 35
  • Sioux City Heelan 45, Carroll 21
  • Sioux City North 19, Des Moines Roosevelt 7
  • South Hamilton 50, Ogden 36
  • Southeast Valley 54, Saydel 0
  • Southeast Warren 64, Lamoni 44
  • Spencer 26, Denison-Schleswig 0
  • Spirit Lake 49, Estherville Lincoln Central 7
  • Sumner-Fredericksburg 55, Denver 7
  • Treynor 34, Underwood 23, OT
  • Tri-Center 49, Council Bluffs St. Albert 16
  • Tripoli 59, Meskwaki Settlement 8
  • Union 27, Jesup 20
  • Urbandale 42, Des Moines East 0
  • Van Meter 38, Chariton 3
  • WACO 67, New London 42
  • Wapsie Valley 46, AGWSR 0
  • Washington 39, Mount Pleasant 28
  • Waterloo East 32, Mason City 30
  • Waterloo West 44, Marshalltown 17
  • Waukon 68, Oelwein 8
  • Wayne 14, North Mahaska 9
  • Webster City 18, Hampton-Dumont-CAL 16
  • West Burlington 34, Central Lee 13
  • West Central Valley 17, Nodaway Valley 12
  • West Des Moines Valley 45, Waukee Northwest 21
  • West Delaware 49, Center Point-Urbana 6
  • West Hancock 47, South Central Calhoun 0
  • West Lyon 46, Cherokee 6
  • West Marshall 37, Iowa Falls-Alden 12
  • Western Christian 42, Sheldon 7
  • Western Dubuque 27, Marion 0
  • Williamsburg 54, Fairfield 12
  • Wilton 30, Cascade 0
  • Winterset 29, Glenwood 21
  • Woodbine 62, West Harrison/Whiting 6
  • Woodbury Central 48, Kingsley-Pierson 22
  • Woodward-Granger 52, Grand View Christian 7

Thursday’s games:

  • GTRA 58, Harris-Lake Park 8
  • Waukee 56, Des Moines Lincoln 0



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Nebraska Men’s Basketball’s Week Ahead: Crucial Games at UCLA and Home vs. Iowa

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Nebraska men’s basketball faces a critical week that will determine its Big Ten Conference and NCAA Tournament seeding.

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The Huskers play at UCLA on Tuesday night and finish the regular season next Sunday at home vs. Iowa.

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The Huskers are currently tied for second place in the Big Ten with Michigan State. Both teams have four conference losses. They are one game in the loss column ahead of Illinois and Purdue, with five losses. Wisconsin has six losses.

The top four teams earn the coveted triple bye for the Big Ten Tournament. Regular-season champion Michigan has one spot locked up.

Here are the remaining schedules of the contenders for the triple bye, with conference record in parentheses:

Nebraska (14-4)
* Tuesday: at UCLA
* Sunday: vs. Iowa

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Michigan State (13-4)
* Sunday: at Indiana
* Thursday: vs. Rutgers
* Sunday, March 8: at Michigan

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Illinois (13-5)
* Tuesday: vs. Oregon
* Sunday, March 8: at Maryland

Purdue (12-5)
* Sunday: at Ohio State
* Wednesday: at Northwestern
* Saturday: vs. Wisconsin

Wisconsin (12-6)
* Wednesday: vs. Maryland
* Saturday: at Purdue

Maintaining an NCAA seed no worse than 3 should benefit the Huskers, who wouldn’t have to play, theoretically, the No. 1 seed until the Elite Eight game.

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It’s a ton to play for in the final week of a historic regular season for Nebraska. But that’s what March is all about.

Nebraska at UCLA

When: Tuesday, 10 p.m. CT
Where: Pauley Pavilion, Los Angeles
Records: Nebraska, 25-4, 14-4 in Big Ten; UCLA, 19-10, 11-7 in Big Ten
TV: FS1

Rankings updated based on games through Saturday.

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UCLA rankings

* Associated Press Top 25: Not ranked
* NCAA Net Ratings: 40
* USA Today Coaches Poll: Not ranked
* Kenpom.com: 41
* ESPN Power Index: 34
* Top 25 and 1: Not ranked
* Team Rankings.com: 41

In Joe Lunardi’s latest Bracketology projections for ESPN, UCLA is a 9-seed for the 68-team NCAA Tournament. The next Bracketology will be released Tuesday.

Nebraska rankings

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* Associated Press Top 25: 12
* NCAA Net Ratings: 12
* USA Today Coaches Poll: 10
* Kenpom.com: 11
* ESPN Power Index: 15
* Top 25 and 1: 8
* Team Rankings.com: 11

In Joe Lunardi’s latest Bracketology projections for ESPN, Nebraska is a 3-seed for the 68-team NCAA Tournament.

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Nebraska-UCLA analysis

The Bruins are coming off a strange week. They crushed visiting rival USC, 81-62, on Tuesday, then lost at Minnesota, 78-73, on Saturday.

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UCLA is 16-1 at home, its only loss to Indiana, 98-97, in double overtime on Jan. 31.

The game will be a homecoming for Huskers forward Berke Buyuktuncel, who played at UCLA in 2023-24, his freshman season. Buyuktuncel has started 27 games and averages 6.7 points and 5.6 rebounds per game this season for the Huskers and frequently earns praise from coach Fred Hoiberg.

Nebraska thoroughly dispatched USC on Saturday, 82-67, an impressive performance on the road against a Trojans team desperate for a statement win to help — or save — their NCAA hopes.

Pryce Sandfort scored 32 points — one short of his career high — as the Huskers won their 14th conference game, a school record. Nebraska is 7-2 on the road in conference games.

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This should be a great matchup — UCLA a strong team playing at home vs. a Nebraska team playing well and full of confidence. This feels like a one-possession game.

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Nebraska guard Sam Hoiberg goes to the basket as Iowa forward Cooper Koch defends during the first meeting in Iowa City. | Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images

Iowa at Nebraska

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When: Sunday, March 8, 4 p.m. CT
Where: Pinnacle Bank Arena
Records: Nebraska, 25-4, 14-4 in Big Ten; Iowa, 20-9, 10-8 in Big Ten
TV: Fox

Rankings updated based on games through Saturday.

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Iowa rankings

* Associated Press Top 25: 33
* NCAA Net Ratings: 28
* USA Today Coaches Poll: 30
* Kenpom.com: 24
* ESPN Power Index: 35
* Top 25 and 1: Not ranked
* Team Rankings.com: 31

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In Joe Lunardi’s latest Bracketology projections for ESPN, Iowa is an 8-seed for the 68-team NCAA Tournament.

Nebraska rankings

* Associated Press Top 25: 12
* NCAA Net Ratings: 12
* USA Today Coaches Poll: 10
* Kenpom.com: 11
* ESPN Power Index: 15
* Top 25 and 1: 8
* Team Rankings.com: 11

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In Joe Lunardi’s latest Bracketology projections for ESPN, Nebraska is a 3-seed for the 68-team NCAA Tournament.

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Nebraska forward Braden Frager defends a fast-break layup attempt by Iowa guard Bennett Stirtz in the teams’ first meeting on Feb. 17. | Julia Hansen/Iowa City Press-Citizen / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Nebraska-Iowa analysis

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The Hawkeyes are coming off a puzzling, 71-69 loss at Penn State on Saturday. Iowa led 67-62 with 3:49 to play, and then scored only one more basket. Iowa plays host to Michigan on Thursday.

Nebraska will get a final curtain call at Pinnacle Bank Arena, where the Huskers are 15-2.

Nebraska should have revenge on its mind after losing at Iowa, 57-52, on Feb. 17, in Sandfort’s return to Iowa City, where he played for two seasons.

Whatever Nebraska nerves were a factor at Iowa shouldn’t be in play at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Nebraska shot only 21 percent from distance in Iowa City. Sandfort scored 13 points, his lowest total since Jan. 10, when he scored 12 at Indiana.

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Iowa’s Bennett Stirtz scored 25 points. That won’t happen in this game. Neither will Nebraska’s ice-cold shooting from distance, especially if the game could determine the triple bye for the Huskers.


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Iowa Boys High School State Basketball Tournament Sets Two Classes

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The Class 1A and Class 2A Iowa high school boys basketball state tournament brackets are now official following substate action.

The Iowa High School Athletic Association Boys State Tournament begins Monday, March 9 from the Casey’s Center in Des Moines, Iowa.

St. Edmond, the top-seed in 1A, gets Woodbine in a rematch of a quarterfinal from a year ago. Woodbine ended the run of defending state champion Madrid in a substate final on the same court that St. Edmond qualified on when they defeated Riverside.

Burlington Notre Dame plays Bellevue, MMCRU meets Boyden-Hull and Bishop Garrigan battles Bellevue Marquette Catholic in the other elite eight games.

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The other substate finals saw Burlington Notre Dame defeat Calamus-Wheatland, MMCRU eliminated North Union, Bishop Garrigan downed South Winneshiek, Bellevue bested East Marshall and Bellevue Marquette Catholic topped Montezuma.

In 2A, Kuemper Catholic is the No. 1 seed and will face Union Community in the opening game on Wednesday, March 11. The other quarterfinals see Treynor vs. Grundy Center, Unity Christian vs. defending state champion Western Christian and Iowa City Regina vs. Aplington-Parkersburg.

Kuemper Catholic survived vs. Roland-Story, Union knocked off Pella Christian in a nail-biter, Treynor bested Underwood, Grundy Center downed Beckman Catholic, Unity Christian handled Southeast Valley, Western Christian ran past Tri-Center, Iowa City Regina downed Northeast and Aplington-Parkersburg defeated Cascade.

Here are the Iowa High School Athletic Association Boys State Basketball Tournament pairings for Class 1A and Class 2A.

Quarterfinals

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Tuesday, March 10

Semifinals

Thursday, March 12

Championship

Friday, March 13

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Wednesday, March 11

Semifinals

Thursday, March 12

Championship

Friday, March 13

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Minnesota Wild Recalls Tyler Pitlick From Iowa | Minnesota Wild

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SAINT PAUL, Minn. – Minnesota Wild President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Bill Guerin today announced the National Hockey League (NHL) club has recalled forward Tyler Pitlick from the Iowa Wild of the American Hockey League (AHL).

Pitlick, 34 (11/1/91), has tallied two goals, 24 penalty minutes (PIM) and 26 shots in 31 games with Minnesota this season and ranks fourth on the team with 76 hits. He has also collected 11 points (8-3=11) and 31 shots in 12 games with Iowa. The 6-foot-2, 201-pound native of Minneapolis, Minn., owns 111 points (58-53=111) and 565 shots on goal in 451 career NHL games over 11 seasons with the Edmonton Oilers (2013-17), Dallas Stars (2017-19), Philadelphia Flyers (2019-20), Arizona Coyotes (2020-21), Calgary Flames (2021-22), Montreal Canadiens (2021-22), St. Louis Blues (2022-23), New York Rangers (2023-24) and Minnesota (2025-26). He has tallied three points (2-1=3) in 22 career Stanley Cup Playoff games. Pitlick has also recorded 140 points (60-89=149) in 289 career AHL games in parts of eight seasons with the Oklahoma City Barons (2011-15), Bakersfield Condors (2015-16), Hartford Wolf Pack (2023-24), Providence Bruins (2024-25) and Iowa (2025). He was originally selected by the Edmonton Oilers in the second round (31st overall) of the 2010 NHL Draft. Pitlick was signed by Minnesota as a free agent on July 2, 2025, and wears sweater No. 19 with the Wild.

Minnesota hosts the St. Louis Blues tomorrow at 4 p.m. CT on FanDuel Sports Network and KFAN FM 100.3.

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