Curtis Feder

Northern Iowa women's basketball put their nation-leading shooting on display to dispatch South Dakota 78-59 at the McLeod center Tuesday.

The success head coach Bruce Dall had at Dike-New Hartford appears to be translating at the class 5A level, with Prairie already having two wins against last season's state semifinalists and the Hawks off to a 4-0 start after defeating Dubuque Senior 60-44 Tuesday.

The Iowa Heartlanders defeated the Toledo Walleye 2-0 to secure their season-high sixth consecutive victory.Tuesday's game started at 10:35 a.m. for the annual

Grinnell had another successful display of its high-intensity offensive game plan, beating Cornell 105-93 to snap the Rams' two-game winning streak.

Mount Vernon hands Williamsburg its first loss of the season, demonstrating why the Mustangs are the top-ranked team in class 3A by beating the Raiders 64-42.

Taylor Brunson scores 30 points to help Coe defeat Grinnell 80-61, improving the Kohawks to 9-1 and extending the program's win streak to nine straight games.

The Iowa men's basketball team made its matchup against New Orleans a runaway quickly, with the Hawkeyes securing a 104-57 victory to avenge last week's defeat to in-state rival Iowa State in the Cy-Hawk game.

The running clock was rolling throughout the second half as the second-ranked North Linn Lynx ran it up on Beckman, beating the Blazers 64-9.

The North Linn Lynx have started the season undefeated, with the defending class 1A state champions dispatching Beckman 71-44.

Maquoketa Valley is set to shoot up the rankings, boasting the best record in class 2A while defeating ninth-ranked Springville last week and defeating Edgewood-Colesburg 59-43 Tuesday.