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Iowa boys' state basketball: Tuesday's scores, stats, full game replays and more
The 2020 Iowa high school boys' state basketball tournament continued Tuesday with seven more quarterfinal games spanning three classes at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
Find all the box scores, recaps, full game replays and more coverage here.
Boys' state basketball coverage
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Tuesday's boys' state basketball scores
CLASS 2A QUARTERFINALS
No. 6 Camanche 67, No. 4 Monticello 52
These River Valley North rivals split their regular-season series, and the state tournament meeting played out much like the first game in January.
Camanche jumped out to a 21-10 lead after the first quarter en route to a 77-55 win in that one, and led 20-7 after the first quarter here. Monticello won the second game 49-45 but couldn't slow down the Indians (22-3) Tuesday.
L.J. Henderson totaled 17 points, nine rebounds and six assists to lead Camanche. Cameron Soenksen had 15 points, Caleb Delzell 12. The Indians advanced despite going 14 for 31 from the free-throw line.
Justin Recker scored 21 points for Monticello (21-3).
» Read more: Monticello's first state tournament trip in 60 years is short, but the plan is return
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Camanche beats Monticello in a River Valley North rubber match to advance to the 2A semifinalsMarch 10, 2020
Camanche beats Monticello in a River Valley North rubber match to advance to the 2A semifinals#iahsbkb pic.twitter.com/3kiYGtKDQY
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L.J. Henderson: 17 PTS, 9 REB, 6 AST
Cameron Soenksen: 15 PTS, 2-5 3FG
Justin Recker: 21 PTS, 7-15 FG
CLASS 3A QUARTERFINALS
No. 1 Norwalk 72, Harlan 37
The Cyclones kept pace for a quarter, leading 13-12 after one, but top-ranked Norwalk started the second on a 13-2 run and was up 33-19 at halftime in what turned into a rout.
Northern Iowa commit Bowen Born put up 26 points on 11-for-22 shooting for the Warriors (22-3), who also got 11 points from Scott Anderson and made 10 of 24 3-pointers as a team.
Connor Bruck had 11 points for Harlan (18-7).
Ballard 54, Center Point-Urbana 48
Ballard overcame a first quarter in which it didn't make a field goal and trailed 10-2 to move on to the state semifinals.
The Bombers (19-6) outscored the Stormin' Pointers 19-6 in the fourth quarter. They trailed 42-35 after three and started the period on an 8-0 run. Kale Krogh's layup with 4:02 left broke a 48-48 tie and gave Ballard the lead for good, as CPU (18-7) didn't score in the final 5:07.
Connor Drew and Kade Reinertson both scored 13 points for Ballard, while Ashton Hermann had 11. Kole Tupa led CPU with 19 points and 11 rebounds. Caleb Andrews was 4 of 5 from 3-point range and scored 16 points.
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Ballard outscores CPU 19-6 in the 4th to advance in Class 3AMarch 10, 2020
Ballard outscores CPU 19-6 in the 4th to advance in Class 3A#iahsbkb pic.twitter.com/Fcm9RUuO9e
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Connor Drew: 13 PTS, 6-12 FG, 6 REB
Kade Reinertson: 13 PTS, 3-4 3FG
Kole Tupa: 19 PTS, 12 REB, 3 AST
Caleb Andrews: 16 PTS, 4-5 3FG
Clear Creek Amana 59, No. 2 Mount Vernon 45
Tyler Schrepfer scored 16 points on 6-for-8 shooting to lead the Clippers to their second-straight win over a top-three team. CCA beat No. 3 Davenport Assumption in the substate finals.
CCA (20-5) started the second half on an 11-3 run to go up 33-22 and never looked back, avenging a 69-52 regular-season loss on Dec. 6. Nick O'Connor had 11 points, Christian Withrow 10. Top football prospect TJ Bollers added seven points and grabbed 14 rebounds.
The Clippers limited Mount Vernon (22-3) leading scorer Keaton Kutcher (20.0 ppg) to 13 points on 3-for-20 shooting.
» Read more: Last Wamac team standing? It's Clear Creek Amana
Clear Creek Amana takes down No. 2 Mount Vernon in an all-Wamac 3A quarterfinal March 10, 2020
Clear Creek Amana takes down No. 2 Mount Vernon in an all-Wamac 3A quarterfinal #iahsbkb pic.twitter.com/9LL2k5YXeZ
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Tyler Schrepfer: 16 PTS, 6-8 FG
Nick O'Connor: 11 PTS, 2-5 3FG
TJ Bollers: 7 PTS, 14 REB
Keaton Kutcher: 13 PTS, 3-20 FG, 5-6 FT
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 58, No. 6 Pella 43
Sixth-seeded Sergeant Bluff-Luton got out to a 21-5 start to knock off the third-seeded Dutch (19-6).
Daniel Wright had 18 points and 10 rebounds for the Warriors (15-10), who led 32-18 at halftime.
Pella, Class 3A's highest-scoring team (77.2 points per game), shot just 34.7 percent. Grant Nelson had 19 points, Logan Shetterly 14.
CLASS 4A QUARTERFINALS
No. 6 Waukee 58, No. 2 North Scott 50
Payton Sandford (21) and Tucker DeVries (20) combined for 41 points and Waukee (22-2) held off a late North Scott rally to advance.
The Warriors scored the first eight points of the game and never trailed, leading 25-15 at halftime. North Scott (22-2) got within 54-50 with 54 seconds left after two Ty Anderson free throws and a steal and Landon Eiland layup in quick succession, but Waukee sealed the win at the line.
Sam Kilburg made four 3-pointers and scored 20 points for the Lancers. Cole Kilburg added 12. Northern Iowa commit Ty Anderson (18.5 ppg), who sent North Scott to state with a buzzer-beating 3-pointer, was held to 11 points on just seven shots.
No. 1 Ankeny Centennial 53, Davenport North 51
Mekhi Jacobs' 3-point attempt rimmed out at the buzzer and top-ranked Ankeny Centennial (24-1) survived an upset bid from Davenport North (16-9).
Jayden Houston got the Wildcats within one on a three-point play with 41.5 seconds left, then again on a runner in the lane with 13.9 seconds left. After a Centennial free throw, the Jaguars used a foul to give with 3.0 seconds remaining and Jacobs' attempt from NBA distance didn't fall.
Micah Johnson led four Centennial players in double figures with 15 points. Preson Kelling had 12, Cody McCullough 11 and Jaron Crews 10.
Houston totaled 22 points on 10-for-15 shooting for North, which trailed 28-23 at halftime and 45-36 early in the fourth quarter.
Clear Creek-Amana's Ryan Navara (1) and Mount Vernon's Nolan Brand (1) run for a loose ball during the first quarter of their Class 3A state quarterfinal game at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines on Tuesday, March 10, 2020. (Andy Abeyta/The Gazette)
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