ISU Iowa game not televised due to Iraq war
The Iowa State versus Iowa NIT first round game in Ames will not be broadcast nationally or locally. ESPN owns exclusive rights to all NIT games and could not secure air time as war coverage limited options and stations faced production time constraints. Fans will listen to radio broadcasts of the 7 p.m. game.
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Iowa State eyes revenge in NIT clash with Iowa Hawkeyes
Cyclones coach Greg Altford notes home crowd edge as Iowa seeks payback after regular season letdown. Key players Jack Son Vroman and Jake Sullivan lead Iowa State as turnovers and guard defense shape the rematch with Iowa, with winner advancing to host Georgia Tech in the NIT second round.
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High School Basketball Semifinals And Finals Results
Scores from 1A 2A 3A semifinals and upcoming championship games including Boyden Hall New Sharon North Mahaska Newell Fonda Bellevue Marquette Grundy Center Council Bluffs St Albert Wapsie Valley Sioux Center and Mount Vernon details. Mount Vernon star Ryan Nicol drives past Pella in 3A semifinal at Veterans Auditorium.
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ISU to host NIT game as Iowa fans pack Hilton
Iowa State earns hosting rights for the NIT first round after 13 955 fans fill Hilton Coliseum. NIT director Jack Powers cites split vote with one more vote going to ISU amid rivalry timing. Tonight's winner will face Georgia Tech next. game not televised.
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Iowa State Opens with Victory Amid Iowa Errors
Iowa State overcame a rough start as Iowa's 13 turnovers fueled a comeback. The Cyclones edged the Hawkeyes 78 to 72 in a tense opener, with loud crowd support and late plays deciding the outcome.
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ISU Faces Quick Turnaround in Home Battle
Iowa State arrives after a day of rest while Iowa last played Monday. With a short bench the Cyclones must avoid foul trouble as center Jackson Vroman weighs in with effort at the post and outside.
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Pella downs Mount Vernon on strong rebounding and big third
The Little Dutch outrebounded Mount Vernon 36 26 and dominated the third period 14 5 to pull away. Korver Hibma led Pella with 16 points each and seven rebounds by Korver and Mulder while Husak had nine points and eight boards for Mount Vernon.
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Wapsie Valley freed by team effort in big win
Wapsie Valley’s Hesse led with a 45-14 half showing while Brooks drew constant double teams. McKowen added 20 points as the Warriors used box and one and a diamond press to stay ahead, with open shots powering the victory.
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Newell Fonda Faces Boyden Hull In Vets Arena Title Showdown
In the boys tournament final at Vets Arena Newell Fonda and Boyden Hull clash for the state crown. Newell Fonda seeks its fifth title game appearance since 1994 after beating Boyden Hull in 2000, led by Mat Stauter’s 25 points in two wins this week while Boyden Hull counters with Blake Reinke’s 41 and Keith Lietstra’s 38 in the event. Coach Bill Frans notes the veterans’ experience could decide the outcome.
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Wapsie Valley and Sioux Center vie for Class 2A title
Wapsie Valley, 27-0, faces Sioux Center, 25-1, in the Class 2A final at 8:45 p.m. The Bears seek a 1 000-point season for Brooks McKowen as Kurt Hesse endures a late shooting surge. Sioux Center counters with balanced scoring from Dickes, Bomgaars, Hoogeveen, and Schutterman.
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Tourney Televised Des Moines Semifinal Lead
Gazette staff report describes 4A semifinal buildup toward the championship with coverage of a televised game day events and remarks from team officials about the Meersha tournament.
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