A pair of Clarke boys’ basketball players have been honored for their seasons by being named to the All-South Central Conference Team.

A trio of Central Decatur Cardinals and one Interstate 35 Roadrunner have been selected to the All-Pride of Iowa Conference Girls’ Basketball Teams.

A Woodburn Schools graduate and former Murray school administrator will be among those honored at the State Boys Basketball Tournament this weekend.

The biggest play in Thursday night’s Class 1A District Final contest in Truro was a foul that neither team wanted at the time it was called, but one that was gladly accepted by Mount Ayr.

Seven individuals will be honored by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union at its annual Honors Brunch Saturday at the 2010 Iowa Girls State Basketball Tournament.

A pair of Clarke girls’ basketball seniors were recently honored in their final seasons by being named to the South Central Conference All-Conference teams.

Three members of the Murray boys’ basketball team and a pair of Mustang girls’ basketball players were recently named to the All-Bluegrass Conference Basketball Teams.

A trio of area boys’ basketball players were recently honored with All-Pride of Iowa Conference selections.

A tough season came to a close for the Murray girls' basketball team Thursday night in Lamoni.

The Central Decatur girls' basketball team picked up a pair of easy wins over Wayne last week, including one that kept their season alive.

An up and down season came to a close for the Central Decatur boys' basketball team Monday night in Bloomfield.

The Clarke boys' basketball team nearly pulled off a major upset Monday night in the first round of postseason play. But as was the case many times this season, the Indian offense could not match the play of the defense in a 36-27 District loss at top seed Albia.

Rod Gall won't have to buy a ticket to get into his final State Tournament as head coach of the Clarke wrestling team.

The Interstate 35 boys' basketball team may have hosted a Class 2A District first-round contest Monday night in Truro, but Colfax-Mingo played like the team that felt right at home.

The Clarke and Interstate 35 girls' basketball teams played two games in three days last week and the end result was the same both times - hard-fought wins for the Roadrunners on their home court.

Saturday was a tremendous day for the Interstate 35 wrestling team, while Central Decatur did about as well as could have been expected at a Class 1A District Tournament in Guthrie Center.

The Murray boys' basketball team closed out the regular season with a 59-52 victory Friday night at home against Martensdale-St. Marys.