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KLEM Local Schedule (week of October 21)

MONDAY RESULTS – October 21

(N-F-L football)

New England 33, N.Y. Jets 0

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) – Sony Michel ran for three touchdowns and the New England Patriots improved to 7-0 by shutting out the New York Jets, 33-0. Tom Brady was 31 of 45 passing for 249 yards and a TD to help the Pats retain the NFL’s best record. Sam Darnold provided five of the Jets’ six turnovers, throwing four interceptions and losing a fumble while completing just 11 of 32 passes for 86 yards.

 

 

TUESDAY RESULTS – October 22

(volleyball tournaments)

CLASS 1A (first round)
(region 1)
Kingsley-Pierson def. Remsen St. Mary’s 3-2
(Kingsley-Pierson (15-20) at #4-Gehlen Catholic (22-7) on Oct. 28)

Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn def. Trinity Christian 3-1
George-Little Rock def. Harris-Lake Park 3-2

Siouxland Christian def. Westwood 3-0
Akron-Westfield def. Woodbury Central 3-0

#12-Newell-Fonda def. Storm Lake St. Mary’s 3-0
MMCRU def. River Valley 3-0

CLASS 2A (first round)
(region 1)
Rock Valley def. Hinton 3-1
(Rock Valley at #1-Western Christian on Oct. 28)

South O’Brien def. Sibley-Ocheyedan 3-0
(South O’Brien at #9-Boyden-Hull on Oct. 28)

(major league baseball)

WORLD SERIES (best-of-seven)
(GAME 1) Washington 5, Houston 4 (Nationals lead series, 1-0)

HOUSTON (AP) – Juan Soto drove in three runs and the Washington Nationals took Game 1 of the World Series by holding off the Astros, 5-4 in Houston. Soto belted a solo homer and hit a two-run double off Gerrit Cole, who allowed five runs over seven innings of his first loss since May 22. Ryan Zimmerman also homered and Max Scherzer allowed five hits over five innings, blanking the Astros after Yuli Gurriel doubled home a pair in the bottom of the first.

(N-B-A basketball)

UNDATED (AP) – The Toronto Raptors and Los Angeles Clippers have opened the NBA season with victories. Fred VanVleet scored a career-high 34 points and Pascal Siakam added 34 with 18 rebounds in the Raptors’ 130-122 overtime win against New Orleans. Kawhi Leonard scored a game-high 30 points on 10 of 19 shooting in his Clippers debut to lead a 112-102 win over the Lakers.

 

 

WEDNESDAY RESULTS – October 23

(volleyball tournaments)

CLASS 3A (first round)
(region 1)
#9-Spirit Lake def. Okoboji 3-0
Sheldon def. Estherville/Lincoln Central 3-1

#12-Unity Christian def. West Lyon 3-0
#15-M-O-C/Floyd Valley def. #14-Sioux Center 3-1

(region 2)
#2-Kuemper Catholic def. Greene County 3-0
OABCIG def. Bishop Heelan 3-0

Humboldt def. Cherokee Washington 3-0
Algona def. Southeast Valley 3-2

CLASS 4A QUARTERFINALS
(region 1)
Le Mars def. Storm Lake 3-0.  (25-13, 25-6, 25-10)
(Le Mars (19-18) at #1-Sergeant Bluff-Luton (32-3) on Oct. 29th)

statistical leaders:  KILLS- Pypr Stoeffler (11) & Jecenta Sargisson (7).  ASSISTS- Brooke Haage (17).  BLOCKS- Maddi Pippett & Kylie Dreckman (2 each).  DIGS- Kady Leusink & Pypr Stoeffler (9 each) and Brooke Haage & Jecenta Sargisson (6 each).  SERVING- Pypr Stoeffler (20-20/ 6 aces), Kady Leusink (16-16/ 3 aces) & Alivia Van Otterloo (13-13/ 2 aces).

Denison-Schleswig def. Spencer 3-0
(Denison-Schleswig (15-19) at Carroll (22-13) on Oct. 29th)

CLASS 5A QUARTERFINALS
(region 1)
#15-Sioux City East def. Sioux City North 3-1
(#15-Sioux City East at #5-Council Bluffs A-L on Oct. 29th)

(region 2)
Council Bluffs T-J def. Sioux City West 3-0
(Council Bluffs T-J at #3-West Des Moines Valley on Oct. 29th)

(major league baseball)

WORLD SERIES (best-of-seven)
(GAME 2) Washington 12, Houston 3 (Nationals lead series, 2-0)

HOUSTON (AP) – The Washington Nationals now own a two-games-to-none lead in the World Series after erupting for 10 runs over the final three innings of a 12-3 rout of the Astros in Houston. Kurt Suzuki broke a 2-2 tie with a two-run homer in the seventh before Asdrubal Cabrera collected three RBIs. Stephen Strasburg struck out seven over six innings and blanked the Astros following Alex Bregman’s two-run homer in the bottom of the first.

 

 

THURSDAY RESULTS – October 24

(cross country)

3A District meet at Humboldt

(girls results)  STATE TEAM QUALIFIERS:  1. Ballard (30)  ..  2. Spencer (82)  ..  3. Bishop Heelan (94).  (Le Mars finished 6th with 184.)  Individual champion:  1st- Emma Hoins of Waverly-Shell Rock (19:16.00).  Le Mars’ Chloe Calhoun finished 14th in 20:39.94 to qualify for her fourth State meet.  Other Le Mars results:  30th- Kara Albrecht (21:57.55), 47th- Kylee Britt (22:231.14), 50th- Paige Washburn (22:49.31), 51st- Lilly McNaughton (22:55.54), 60th- Emily Chamberlain (23:14.90) & 82nd- Clara O’Dwyer (26:21.57).

(boys results)  STATE TEAM QUALIFIERS:  1. Gilbert (66)  ..  2. Waverly-Shell Rock (85) ..  3. Humboldt (93).  (Le Mars finished 4th with 122.)  Individual champion:  Quinton Orr of Humboldt (16:29.77).   Le Mars had two State meet qualifiers, Jason Sudtelgte finished 4th in 17:00.87 and Ethan Hulinsky finished 6th in 17:22.17.  It will be a first State trip for both.  Other Le Mars results:  24th- Jackson Sudtelgte (18:07.66), 40th- Blake Dirksen (18:35.17), 48th- Kaden Wingert (18:49.12), 61st- Michael Meis (19:23.39) & 62nd- Juan Sanchez (19:26.54).

1A District meet at Holstein

(boys results)  STATE TEAM QUALIFIERS:  1. Gehlen Catholic (93)  ..  2. Tri-Center (95)  ..  3. Council Bluffs St. Albert (102).  MMCRU finished 13th.  Individual champion:  Will Roder of Gehlen Catholic (16:34.22).  Gehlen’s Isaac Vaske finished 3rd in 17:32.25 and Carson Tesch was 12th in 17:42.84.  Other Gehlen results:  39th- Jeff Augustine (18:50.58), 46th- Carver Ruhland (19:01.43) & 64th- Vittorio Ballestrazzi (19:29.67).  Hinton results:  25th- Steven Greigg (18:15.54), 28th- Aiden Christiansen (18:30.11) & 88th- Dylan Devries (20:05.26).  MMCRU results:  32nd- Brett Staab (18:40.73), 71st- Owen Alesch (19:44.67), 81st- Gunnar Grage (19:55.39), 94th- Kamden Steffen (20:14.82), 95th- Preston Astidias (20:16.26) & 103rd- Brayden Dirks (20:43.41).  Remsen St. Mary’s results:  48th- Brody Schorg (19:04.64) & 125th- Carter Schorg (21:39.15).

(girls results)  STATE TEAM QUALIFIERS:  1. Logan-Magnolia (39)  ..  2. Manson-NW Webster (101)  ..  3. Ft. Dodge St. Edmond (108).  (Gehlen Catholic finished 7th with 192.)  Individual champion:  Peyton Pogge of Tri-Center (19:26.92).  Kaitlyn Goth of MMCRU qualified for State with a 13th place finish in 21:15.58.  Gehlen Catholic results:  34th- Kailey Sitzmann (22:52.99), 37th- Patricia Sitzmann (22:58.17), 38th- Harlie Tesch (23:04.99), 45th- Addison Weber (23:25.32), 68th- Addison Arens (24:28.66) & 88th- Hannah Zubrod (26:00.52).  Remsen St. Mary’s results:  32nd- Maria Russell (22:49.77) & 78th- Emma Galles (24:28.58).  Hinton results:  82nd- Morgan Stucky (25:20.22), 96th- Johanna Deandra (26:44.18) & 101st- Kayana Kunkel (27:30.63).

 

Class 2A meet at Orange City

The Kingsley-Pierson/Woodbury Central girls tied for first place with Unity Christian with 65 points with Unity getting first on the Criteria process.  Cherokee finished third to also advance to the 2A State meet in Fort Dodge next Saturday.  Individually, Whitney Minderhoud of Western Christian finished first in 20:02.13.  KP/WC’s Sarahy Hamman finished 2nd in 20:23.81, Erika Kuntz was 5th in 20:40.60 and Sarah Putze finished 10th in 21:06.77.

 

(high school football)

CLASS 4A – District 2
(#4)Ankeny Centennial 63, Sioux City West 14

(N-F-L football)

Minnesota 19, Washington 9

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – The Minnesota Vikings have a four-game winning streak and a 6-2 record after Dalvin Cook led them to a 19-9 win over Washington. Cook had 171 total yards and the game’s lone touchdown rushing for 98 yards and catching five passes for 73 yards. Kirk Cousins was 23 of 26 for 285 yards without a turnover against the team that let him go after the 2017 season.

(major league baseball)

PHILADELPHIA (AP) – The Philadelphia Phillies have selected Joe Girardi as their new manager and will introduce him at a news conference on Monday. Girardi replaces Gave Kapler, who was fired after his injury-depleted team went 81-81 despite the additions of Bryce Harper and J.T. Realmuto. Girardi completed a 10-year run as manager of the Yankees in 2017 leading New York to the 2009 World Series title and compiling 910-710 record.

CHICAGO (AP) – The Chicago Cubs have hired David Ross as their manager after the ballclub missed the postseason for the first time in five seasons under previous skipper Joe Maddon. The 42-year-old former catcher played the final two of his 15 major league seasons with the Cubs and was a revered leader as the 2016 club ended the team’s 108-year championship drought. He spent the past three years in Chicago’s front office and was widely viewed as a potential replacement for Maddon, who averaged 94 wins while in the Chicago dugout.

 

 

FRIDAY RESULTS – October 25

(high school football)

LE MARS — Carter Wessel threw for two touchdowns and ran for another to lead Denison-Schleswig to a 35-24 victory over Le Mars Friday night in the regular season finale’ for both schools.  Wessel connected with Evan Turin on a 35-yard scoring pass in the first quarter and then tossed a ten-yard TD pass to Jack Mendlik in the second quarter to open a 21-point second period that put the Monarchs in front 28-12 by halftime.  The final first half score came on a pick-six by Terrance Weah.  The Bulldogs first half points came on a blocked punt that Eric Spieler recovered in the end zone and Trevor Smith scored on an eight-yard run.  Tate Westhoff connected with Colton Hoag for a 36-yard TD pass in the third quarter and Trevor Smith added his second touchdown of the game on a three-yard fourth quarter score that drew the Bulldogs to with 28-24 with nine minutes to play.  Wessel’s three yard touchdown on a quarterback keeper with 3:33 to play in the game sealed the outcome for the Monarchs.  Le Mars ends the season at 5-4 and finished 2-3 in district play, missing the playoffs for a sixth straight season.

  HARTLEY — Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn survived a night that saw them commit five turnovers and had over 100 yards in penalties to upset Gehlen Catholic 16-8 Friday night, ending the Jays playoff hopes for 2019.  Freshman quarterback, Kooper Ebel, tossed a 70-yard scoring pass to Noah Adams with 30 seconds to play in the first half to snap an 8-all tie, putting the Hawks in front to stay.  H-M-S scored first on a safety with 25 seconds to play in the first quarter.  The Hawks then added a touchdown following the free kick by Gehlen with Mitchell Peters scampering 24-yards, extending the lead to 8-0.  The Jays tied the score with 4:37 to play in the half on a 33-yard TD-pass from Ethan Peters to Ethan Herbst.  Peters then threw a two-point conversion pass to Jeff Augustine for the tie.  Gehlen had four trips deep into H-M-S territory in the second half only to be denied points.  The Jays caught a break on their final possession when punter Traegen Kramer was roughed to give Gehlen a first down and renewed hope.  Peters then hooked up with Herbst on pass plays of 24 and 37 yards, setting the Jays up at the 15 yard line with a little over a  minute left in the game.  But four straight quarterback sacks followed, ending the threat.  Gehlen ends the season at 5-4 with a 3-2 district record.

CLASS 3A – District 1
Denison-Schleswig 35, Le Mars (5-4/2-3) 24
(#6)Sergeant Bluff-Luton 41, Storm Lake 8
Spencer 20, Bishop Heelan 14

CLASS A – District 1
Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 16, Gehlen Catholic (5-4/3-2) 8
South O’Brien 22, (#10)Hinton (6-3/4-1) 12
Akron-Westfield (1-8/1-4) 45, MMCRU (0-9/0-5) 6

CLASS A – District 2
IKM-Manning 41, Ridge View 8

CLASS A – District 10
(#7)Woodbury Central 28, West Monona 6
Westwood 18, Lawton-Bronson 12

CLASS 1A – District 1
(#8)West Lyon 35, (#3)Western Christian 0
(#4)West Sioux 41, Emmetsburg 19
Unity Christian 38, Sibley-Ocheyedan 0

CLASS 1A – District 9
(#7)Treynor 67, Cherokee Washington 0
East Sac County 62, MVAOCOU 6

CLASS 2A – District 1
Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 27, Sioux Center 6
M-O-C/Floyd Valley 47, Okoboji 7
Central Lyon/George-Little Rock 50, Sheldon 22

CLASS 2A – District 2
Spirit Lake 34, Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 29
Estherville/Lincoln Central 54, Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 22

CLASS 4A – District 1
(#8)Ankeny 45, Sioux City East 7
(#2)Dowling Catholic 77, Sioux City North 0

EIGHT-MAN – District 1
(#2)Remsen St. Mary’s (9-0) 1, Siouxland Christian 0, fft.
(#6)Harris-Lake Park 35, Kingsley-Pierson (4-5/3-3) 0
River Valley 50, Ar-We-Va 34
Newell-Fonda 36, West Bend-Mallard 16

(major league baseball)

WORLD SERIES (best-of-seven)
(GAME 3) Houston 4, Washington 1 (Nationals lead series, 2-1)

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Houston Astros are within two games to one after getting a strong performance from their bullpen in a 4-1 victory over the Nationals in Washington.  The Astros received two-hit ball from their relievers over the final 4 1/3 innings. Josh James got it going by striking out Ryan Zimmerman with runners on second and third to end the fourth inning, keeping the Astros ahead, 3-1. Will Harris retired all five batters he faced and Roberto Osuna worked a one-hit ninth to get the save.

 

 

SATURDAY RESULTS – October 26

(college football)

(20) Iowa 20, Northwestern 0
Oklahoma State 34, (23) Iowa State 27
Indiana 38, Nebraska 31

EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) — Nate Stanley passed for 179 yards and a touchdown and Iowa allowed just 202 yards as the 20th-ranked Hawkeyes routed Northwestern 20-0. Mekhi Sargent had a rushing touchdown and Tyler Goodson added 58 yards rushing on 11 carries as Iowa earned its second shutout of the season. Aidan Smith completed 18 of 32 passes for 138 yards with an interception as Northwestern dropped its fifth straight.

AMES (AP) — Freshman Spencer Sanders threw for 249 yards and two TDs and Oklahoma State upset 23rd-ranked Iowa State 34-27, snapping the Cyclones’ three-game winning streak. Chuba Hubbard had 116 yards rushing for the Cowboys, who used four big plays to snap their two-game skid. Malcolm Rodriguez gave Oklahoma State a 34-27 lead with 6:47 to go on an interception he returned 26 yards for a touchdown.

LINCOLN (AP) — Peyton Ramsey passed for a career-high 351 yards and two touchdowns, Whop Philyor caught 14 balls for 178 yards, and Indiana became bowl eligible with a 38-31 win over Nebraska. The Hoosiers won a third straight conference game in the same season for the first time since 1993 and won in Lincoln for the first time since 1959.

AP Top 10 Games:
(1) Alabama 48, Arkansas 7
(2) L-S-U 23, (9) Auburn 20
(3) Ohio State 38, (13) Wisconsin 7
(4) Clemson 59, Boston College 7
Kansas State 48, (5) Oklahoma 41
(7) Penn State 28, Michigan State 7
(19) Michigan 45, (8) Notre Dame 14

G-P-A-C Games:
Morningside 69, Dakota Wesleyan 0
Briar Cliff 32, Hastings 0
Northwestern 23, Doane 3
Dordt 35, Concordia (NE) 0

(major league baseball)

WORLD SERIES (best-of-seven)
(GAME 4) Houston 8, Washington 1  (series tied, 2-2)

WASHINGTON (AP) — The World Series is all even at two games apiece after Alex Bregman and the Houston Astros cruised to victory in Game 4 at Washington.  Bregman was 3-for-5 with a grand slam and had five RBIs as the Astros blasted the Nationals, 8-1. Bregman cleared the bases in the seventh inning to cap the scoring.  Robinson Chirinos homered for the second straight night, a two-run blast off losing pitcher Patrick Corbin to make it 4-0 in the fourth inning. Michael Brantley had three hits and scored twice for the Astros, who have taken the first two games in Washington by a combined 12-2 margin after being outscored 17-7 in back-to-back losses to the Nationals in Houston.  Winning pitcher José Urquidy gave the Astros their best starting performance of the series so far, outdoing Gerrit Cole, Justin Verlander and Zack Greinke. Urquidy was reached for just two hits and no walks while striking out four over five scoreless innings.

 

 

SUNDAY RESULTS – October 27

(major league baseball)

WORLD SERIES (best-of-seven)
(GAME 5) Houston 7, Washington 1  (Astros lead series, 3-2)

WASHINGTON (AP) – The Houston Astros have taken a three-games-to-two lead in the World Series against the Washington Nationals and can wrap up the series as early as tomorrow night. Gerrit Cole tossed three-hit back while striking out nine over seven innings of the Astros’ 7-1 victory at Washington. Yordan Alvarez, Carlos Correa and George Springer hit two-run homers for the Astros, who are seeking their second championship in three years.

(N-F-L football)

Seattle 27, Atlanta 20
Philadelphia 31, Buffalo 13
L.A. Chargers 17, Chicago 16
Detroit 31, N.Y. Giants 26
Tennessee 27, Tampa Bay 23
Indianapolis 15, Denver 13
L.A. Rams 24, Cincinnati 10
New Orleans 31, Arizona 9
Jacksonville 29, N.Y. Jets 15
San Francisco 51, Carolina 13
New England 27, Cleveland 13
Houston 27, Oakland 24
Green Bay 31, Kansas City 24