Lauran Hansen drives around a defender in a Dallas Center-Grimes basketball win recently. Hansen scored 12 points Saturday in the Fillies’ win over Grinnell at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.

Dallas Center-Grimes rolled past both Grinnell and Saydel last week ti boost its season record to 13-1 overall.
The Fillies knocked off Grinnell Saturday night at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, after beating Saydel in Raccoon River Conference play Friday night.
DC-G is 8-1 in conference play and was scheduled to visit Adel-DeSoto-Minburn Tuesday night before hosting Ballard Friday, then traveling to Carroll next Tuesday.
The Fillies will be seeking revenge Friday night against Ballard, the only team to beat DC-G this season. Ballard handed the Fillies a 39-37 setback earlier this year in Huxley.

GRINNELL
Ashton Yossi and Lauran Hansen led Dallas Center-Grimes to a 53-26 win over Grinnell Saturday night at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
It was the Fillies’ first game at Wells Fargo since appearing in the girls’ state tournament two years ago.
Yossi scored 18 points and Lauran Hansen added 12. Morgan LeFebvre added seven points for the Fillies.
DC-G came up with 16 steals, while committing just six turnovers in the game. Yossi led with six steals and also pulled down a team-leading seven rebounds. Both Jasmine Hansen and Jackie Schmidt grabbed four boards.

SAYDEL
LeFebvre and Yossi led Dallas Center-Grimes to a 60-24 win over Saydel night at Saydel.
LeFebvre scored 14 points and Yossi added 13. Lauran Hansen scored nine points with a trio of three-point goals and Jenna Wolfe also scored nine points.
LeFebvre hit on seven of 11 field goal tries, while Yossi was six-for-nine and hit her only try from beyond the arc.
Yossi and Jasmine Hansen each had five rebounds. Nicole Baker, Schmidt and Holli Baker each had four rebounds.
DC-G came up with 21 steals, led by LeFebvre and Nicole Baker with five each and Yossi with four.

Waukee’s Jason Clark reverses Ames’ T.C. Ringenberg during the teams’ CIML Iowa Conference dual meet last Tuesday in Waukee. Clark pinned Ringenberg in 1:17, but the Little Cyclones beat the Warriors, 40-24.

The Waukee wrestlers dropped three dual meets last week, falling on the road at Fort Dodge Thursday after losses to both Ames and Perry in a triangular meet Tuesday in Waukee.
The Warriors host West Des Moines Valley today (Thursday), then are in the rugged Ames Invitational Saturday.

FORT DODGE
Fort Dodge handed Waukee a 51-16 setback Thursday in a CIML Iowa Conference dual meet in Fort Dodge.
Waukee had four winners with Evan Breuer getting the lone pin as he turned Carter Aden in 2:20 at 140 pounds.
Cody Davis picked up a major decision with a 17-6 win over Kraig Sande at 189 pounds, while both Collin Mundus (135) and Badih Delati were decision winners.
FDODGE 51, WAUKEE 16
125 – Duke Egli, F, pinned Evan Griffith, 1:38; 130 – Chase Grove, F, beat Jason Clark, 10-4; 135 – Collin Mundus, W, beat Keegan Nelson, 5-2; 140 – Evan Breuer, W, pinned Carter Aden, 2:20; 145 – Cole Clarken, F, pinned Chris Hallinan, 0:59; 152  Shea Springer, F, beat Brenton Marcum, 6-2; 160 – David Rogers, F, pinned Brandon Hannam, 2:29; 171 – Connor Morain, F, pinned Carter Watson, 0:47; 189 – Cody Davis, W, beat Kraig Sande, major decision, 17-6; 215 – Badih Delati, W, beat Chuck Riley II, 12-6; 285 – Brant Anderson, F, pinned David Browns, 0:46; 103 – Matt Birnbaum, F, pinned Bryan Walsh, 3:02; 112 – Nate Lentsch, F, pinned Chris Grow, 2:56; 119  Monte Arends, F, beat Chris Wedemeyer, 10-3.

AMES/PERRY
Waukee fell to both Ames and Perry in a triangular meet held last Tuesday in Waukee.
The Warriors dropped a 40-24 decision to Ames and fell 47-25 to Perry.

AMES 40, WAUKEE 24
103 – David Habbab, A, beat Bryan Walsh, major decision, 11-1; 112 – Jake Agnitsch, A, pinned Chris Grow, 1:04; 119 – Matt Blakely, A, beat Troy Gatzionis, 8-2; 125 – Zach Stuart, A, beat Chris Wedemeyer, 4-2; 130 – Jason Clark, W, pinned T.C. Ringenberg, 1:17; 135 – Devin Becraft, A, beat Collin Mundus, 11-7; 140  Luke Swalla, A, pinned Zach Lohner, 0:43; 145 – Chris Hallinan, W, pinned Nick Mayberry, 1:45; 152 – Ben Swalla, A, beat Dexter Banouvong, technical fall, 18-2; 160 – Spencer Clemens, A, beat Danny Housholder, 6-4 (OT); 171 – Spencer Ring, A, beat Carter Watson, 13-4; 189 – Nathan Lubinus, A, beat Cody Davis, 3-0; 215 – Badih Delati, W, pinned Eric Jones, 0:47; 285 – David Browns, W, pinned Chris Barsch, 0:47.
PERRY 47, WAUKEE 25
103 – Walsh, W, pinned Juan Jose Saenz, 5:20; 112 – Grow, W, pinned Hector Cardenas, 1:17; 119 – Toby Rains, P, pinned Jordan Hoyt, 0:59; 125 – Evan Kiefer, P, beat Gatzionis, 11-8; 130  Wedemeyer, W, won by forfeit; 135 – Wil Stetzel, P, pinned Clark, 2:56; 140 – Drew Niebohr, P, pinned Mundus, 0:42; 152 – Keegan Davis, P, beat Banouvong, technical fall, 18-2; 160 – Vince Jahnke, P, won by injury default, Housholder; 171 – Kane Seeley, P, pinned Watson, 2:27; 189 – Cory Beidler, P, beat Davis, 7-5; 215 – Austin Dustin, P, pinned Delati, 0:16; 285 – Browns, W, beat Tyler White, 10-2.

Greg Dudley drives for a basket last Tuesday night in West Central Valley’s 70-59 win over Van Meter in Van Meter. Dudley scored 24 points, hitting seven of 10 field goal tries and 10 of 15 from the foul line.

West Central Valley edged Panorama and beat Van Meter in West Central Activities Conference basketball play last week.
The victories boosted the Wildcats’ conference record to 7-5 and their overall mark to 9-5.
West Central Valley was scheduled to visit Madrid Tuesday night and East Greene Friday night. The ’Cats return home next Tuesday to face Coon Rapids-Bayard.

PANORAMA
The Wildcats avenged an early season loss with a thrilling 74-72 win over Panorama Friday night.
Jeff Dudley led four Wildcats in double figures with 18 points, while Greg Dudley had 17, Ethan Gilman 14 and Cole Kearns 11.
Greg Dudley had 10 rebounds and Jeff Dudley eight, while Cody Buttler, still bothered by a knee injury suffered in the football season had three assists and four steals.
WCV held a six-to-eight point lead much of the final period and Panorama cut the final margin to two with a three-pointer at the end of the game.

VAN METER
A big second  half erased a halftime deficit as West Central Valley scored a 70-59 win at Van Meter last Tuesday.
Van Meter started quickly and built a 32-21 lead at halftime before the Wildcats came back and outscored the Bulldogs 23-9 in the third quarter and 26-16 in the final period.
Greg Dudley led the ’Cats with 24 points and Jeff Dudley tossed in 17.
Greg Dudley hit seven of 10 field goal tries and was also 10-for-15 from the foul line, while pulling down a team-high seven rebounds, five of them on the offensive end. Jeff Dudley had six rebounds and dished out four assists. Cody Buttler had five steals and Greg Dudley came up with four.

Woodward-Granger’s Julia Evans takes a shot in a Hawkette game earlier this season. W-G beat Coon Rapids-Bayard, but lost to Van Meter in West Central Activities Conference play last week.

Woodward-Granger beat Coon Rapids-Bayard, but fell to Van Meter in West Central Activities Conference play last week.
The Hawkettes are now 4-10 overall and stand 3-8 in WCAC play.
Details on the Hawkettes’ 54-47 win over Coon Rapids-Bayard and 58-46 loss to Van Meter were not available at press time.
Woodward-Granger was scheduled to return to the court Tuesday night at home against Guthrie Center, but that game was delayed as school was cancelled that day because of poor weather.
W-G visits Des Moines Christian Friday night and returns home next Tuesday to face East Greene.