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Iowa high school basketball roundup: Gazette area scores, stats and more (Jan. 28, 2020)
The Gazette
Jan. 28, 2020 10:56 pm
Cedar Rapids, Iowa City and Gazette area high school basketball scores, stats and more from Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2020.
Girls
4A No. 6 Cedar Rapids Xavier 57, Western Dubuque 30
Xavier held Western Dubuque to 24-percent shooting and forced 22 turnovers in a 57-30 MVC conquest Tuesday night at Ron Thillen Gymnasium.
'We're really enjoying this,' said sophomore Aree Beckmann, one of four Saints that scored in double figures. 'We've got to keep playing as a team.'
The Saints (10-4 overall, 9-0 MVC) remained a half-game behind Cedar Rapids Prairie — and even with Iowa City High — in the Mississippi Division standings.
Iowa City Regina 46, Mid-Prairie 34
Regina won its fourth straight game, getting 18 points form Annie Gahan in Iowa City.
Sam Greving added 13 points for Regina (11-4).
4A No. 2 Marion 74, Solon 30
Kayba Laube scored 25 points and Riley Wright added 20 points as the Indians (14-0) rolled in Solon.
Makinley Levin had 11 points for Solon (7-9).
4A No. 8 Waterloo West 74, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 23
The Wahawks shot 58 percent from the floor (29 of 50) at Jefferson High School.
Aliyah Walker had 11 points for Jefferson (2-14). West improved to 13-3.
Iowa City West 61, Dubuque Wahlert 53
The Women of Troy got out to a hot start, leading 24-6 after one quarter.
Audrey Koch had 22 points and Matayia Tellis shad 18 points for West (8-6).
5A No. 1 Iowa City High 70, Dubuque Senior 29
The top-ranked Little Hawks continued to roll in Iowa City.
Aubrey Joens had 20 points and Rose Nkumu added 17 points for City (13-0).
5A No. 7 Cedar Falls 80, Cedar Rapids Washington 49
Cedar Falls jumped out to a 28-7 lead. Anaya Barney had 31 points for the Tigers (10-4).
Hannah Stuelke had 21 points to lead Washington (8-8).
Linn-Mar 52, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 41
Trailing 11-4 after one quarter and 20-16 at halftime, the Lions roared back with a big second half at Kennedy High School.
Hallie Peak had 16 points and Carly Printy added 14 points for Linn-Mar (5-10).
Sophia Barrett had 17 points and Tori Knight had 15 points for Kennedy (8-8).
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
5A No. 7 Cedar Falls 80, Cedar Rapids Washington 49
5A No. 4 Cedar Rapids Prairie 68, Waterloo East 11
4A No. 6 Cedar Rapids Xavier 57, Western Dubuque 30
Dubuque Hempstead 65, Iowa City Liberty 48
5A No. 1 Iowa City High 70, Dubuque Senior 29
Iowa City West 61, Dubuque Wahlert 53
Linn-Mar 52, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 41
5A No. 8 Waterloo West 74, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 23
WAMAC
Benton Community 38, Mount Vernon 35
4A No. 3 Center Point-Urbana 65, Williamsburg 38
4A No. 15 Clear Creek Amana 73, South Tama 18
4A No. 10 DeWitt Central 56, Dyersville Beckman 40
Maquoketa 61, West Delaware 45
4A No. 2 Marion 74, Solon 30
Vinton-Shellsburg 53, Independence 39
RIVER VALLEY
Camanche 68, North Cedar 55
2A No. 1 Cascade 59, Bellevue 26
Iowa City Regina 46, Mid-Prairie 34
Northeast 69, Anamosa 45
2A No. 6 West Branch 50, Tipton 13
Wilton 55, Durant 42
TRI-RIVERS
1A No. 3 Bellevue Marquette 55, Lisbon 38
Central City 63, Starmont 27
East Buchanan 76, Edgewood-Colesburg 27
Easton Valley 52, Calamus-Wheatland 40
2A No. 3 North Linn 47, 2A No. 9 Maquoketa Valley 37
Prince of Peace 67, Cedar Valley Christian 27
Springville 43, Alburnett 36
NORTHEAST IOWA
3A No. 2 Crestwood 69, Waukon 56
Decorah 68, Oelwein 17
Waverly-Shell Rock 61, New Hampton 36
SOUTH IOWA CEDAR
Belle Plaine 60, Keota 24
Iowa Valley 55, Tri-County 36
Lynnville-Sully 67, BGM 51
1A No. 1 Montezuma 80, Colfax-Mingo 19
1A No. 4 North Mahaska 75, HLV 13
Sigourney 43, English Valleys 39
UPPER IOWA
1A No. 15 Elkader Central 48, Lansing Kee 45
North Fayette Valley 73, Postville 20
West Central 47, South Winneshiek 23
OTHERS
Collins-Maxwell 47, Meskwaki 42
Colo-Nesco 62, North Tama 33
Jesup 46, Denver 44
Pekin 66, Lone Tree 54
Union 43, Wapsie Valley 39
Wapello 71, Hillcrest Academy 17
Winfield-Mount Union 45, Highland 30
Boys
Linn-Mar 77, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 70
Linn-Mar had been a team struggling to find offense.
Coach Chris Robertson turned to a pair of fearless twins off his bench and an old backcourt hand to end the drought.
Juniors Pearson and Evan Martin contributed seven 3-point baskets off the bench as the Lions built a 15-point fourth quarter lead. Then it was senior John Steffen who took control when the Cougars cut the margin to three in the final minute. He scored 16 of his game-high 23 points in the furious final stanza as Linn-Mar held on for a 77-70 win.
» Full story: Backcourt powers Linn-Mar boys' basketball to new heights against Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Iowa City Liberty 69, 4A No. 9 Dubuque Hempstead 66 (OT)
Iowa City Liberty's upset bid fell short at No. 9 Hempstead, as the Mustangs held on, 69-66 in overtime, Tuesday night in Dubuque.
Hempstead trailed much of the second half, but tied it up in the final minute, and won the overtime period, 11-8.
Michael Duax had 27 points and Jamari Smith added 25 points for Hempstead (11-3). The duo combined for seven 3-pointers.
Andre Brandon had 22 points and Kelby Telander had 17 points for Liberty (6-6).
3A No. 2 Marion 65, Solon 63
A day after moving up to No. 2 in Class 3A and beating DeWitt Central in overtime, the Indians won another close one in Solon.
Solon was up 49-47 going into the final quarter and led 61-60 with one minute left.
Connor Whalen had 19 points and Jaffer Murphy had 18 points for Marion (14-1), which won its 11th straight.
Cam Miller and Carson Shive each had 18 points for Solon (4-12).
4A No. 7 Waterloo West 77, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 49
Waterloo West (11-2) won big at home. Daquavion Walker led the Wahawks with 21 points.
Andreas Williams had 13 points to lead Jefferson (4-8).
Cedar Rapids Xavier 50, Western Dubuque 43
Jake Beckmann had 19 points, including three 3-pointers, and Xavier won in Epworth.
Davis Wagner added 12 points for Xavier (6-7).
Waterloo East 50, Cedar Rapids Prairie 48
The Hawks were upset on the road in Waterloo.
Jonathan Mullins and Elijah Ward each had 11 points for Prairie (9-5). Ramir Scott had 17 points for East (5-9).
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONFERENCE
4A No. 2 Cedar Falls 90, Cedar Rapids Washington 46
Cedar Rapids Xavier 50, Western Dubuque 43
4A No. 9 Dubuque Hempstead 69, Iowa City Liberty 66 (OT)
4A No. 5 Dubuque Senior 91, Iowa City High 68
4A No. 1 Iowa City West 71, Dubuque Wahlert 57
Linn-Mar 77, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 70
Waterloo East 50, Cedar Rapids Prairie 48
4A No. 7 Waterloo West 77, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 49
WAMAC
Center Point-Urbana 48, Williamsburg 27
Clear Creek Amana 83, South Tama 22
2A No. 6 Dyersville Beckman 56, DeWitt Central 39
3A No. 2 Marion 65, Solon 63
3A No. 6 Mount Vernon 73, Benton Community 37
Vinton-Shellsburg 48, Independence 42
West Delaware 55, Maquoketa 41
RIVER VALLEY
2A No. 4 Camanche 83, North Cedar 44
Cascade 62, Bellevue 40
Durant 61, Wilton 51
Iowa City Regina 46, Mid-Prairie 34
Northeast 54, Anamosa 40
2A No. 8 West Branch 83, Tipton 66
TRI-RIVERS
Central City 65, Starmont 50
1A No. 1 Easton Valley 100, Calamus-Wheatland 68
Edgewood-Colesburg 67, East Buchanan 52
Lisbon 59, Bellevue Marquette 56
2A No. 3 North Linn 73, Maquoketa Valley 27
Prince of Peace 62, Cedar Valley Christian 42
Springville 69, Alburnett 59
NORTHEAST IOWA
Decorah 49, Oelwein 19
Waukon 60, Crestwood 57
Waverly-Shell Rock 76, New Hampton 47
SOUTH IOWA CEDAR LEAGUE
Belle Plaine 72, Keota 66
BGM 59, Lynnville-Sully 40
Iowa Valley 57, Tri-County 35
1A No. 5 Montezuma 70, Colfax-Mingo 49
Sigourney 51, English Valleys 44
UPPER IOWA
MFL MarMac 73, Clayton Ridge 61
Postville 54, North Fayette Valley 47
South Winneshiek 57, West Central 38
OTHERS
Denver 84, Jesup 50
Highland 63, Winfield-Mount Union 40
Hillcrest Academy 62, Wapello 40
North Tama 59, Colo-NESCO 50
Pekin 59, Lone Tree 57
Wapsie Valley 70, Union Community 57
Washington (Iowa) 62, Fairfield 46
Linn-Mar's John Steffen (left) and Kennedy's Brayden Dolphin (right) battle for the ball in the second half at a high school boys' basketball game between Cedar Rapids Kennedy and Linn-Mar High School at their gym in Marion on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2020. Linn-Mar won the game, 77-70. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette)