IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Nate Stanley threw for 308 yards and Keith Duncan kicked four field goals to set a new Big Ten single-season mark as No. 19 Iowa shut down Illinois, 19-10, on Saturday. The Hawkeyes also forced three turnovers against the team that came into the game leading the nation in turnover margin. But quarterback Brandon Peters was intercepted twice and lost a fourth-quarter fumble as the Fighting Illini (6-5, 4-4 Big Ten) saw their four-game winning streak come to an end.

Iowa (8-3, 5-3) held Illinois to its lowest point total of the season, a week after doing the same thing to Minnesota. Illinois had 198 rushing yards and held the Hawkeyes to just 79 rushing yards on 32 carries. Iowa has won six consecutive games in this rivalry, but this was a competitive game. The Hawkeyes had won the last three games by a combined score of 137-16.

Iowa could move up a spot or two with the win. Illinois had received a vote in last week’s poll. Both teams were already bowl eligible.
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Iowa plays at Nebraska on Friday.
Illinois plays at home against Northwestern next Saturday.

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(Cyclones.com) FARGO, N.D. – Iowa State’s Ashley Joens tallied a 26-point, 14-rebound double-double to help lead the Cyclones (3-1) past North Dakota State (0-5), 86-58, on Friday night at the Scheels Center. Junior guard Rae Johnson was also outstanding, putting up a career-high 16 points on an efficient shooting night, knocking down 6-of-8 from the field, including 4-of-6 on 3-point attempts.

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The Cyclones return home to take on Arkansas Pine-Bluff on Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Hilton Coliseum. The game will be broadcast live on Cyclones.tv.

Atlantic multi-sport athlete Tyler Moen announced via twitter Friday his commitment to play football for Iowa State as a preferred walk-on.

Moen had a breakout senior season at running back for the Trojans. He set the all-time Atlantic single-season rushing record with 1,909 yards. He ended his career fifth on the Trojans all-time  rushing list with 2,427 yards. He nearly set the single game rushing record for the state when he ran for 523 yards on 31 carries in a Week 8 win over Shenandoah. He finished that game with 5 rushing touchdowns and also added two interception returns for touchdowns. Moen finished the year with 25 total touchdowns.

Tyler has also been a stalwart for the basketball and track teams. He placed 3rd in the 400 meters at the State Meet as a Junior and placed 5th in the 200M. He was also a member of Atlantic’s winning 4x400M Relay and Distance Medley Relay teams.

Moen is preparing for his senior year on the basketball team, where is has contributed since his freshman year. He is coming off a Junior season where he averaged 13.7 points per game.

As the 2019-2020 high school wrestling season gets underway the IHSAA has released the postseason assignments. Sectional tournaments will be contested on February 8th and District tournaments on February 15th. The State Wrestling Tournament will be held February 20th-22nd at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.

District host sites for area Class 1A teams will include Underwood, Pleasantville, and MVAOCOU. ACGC, Audubon, Griswold, and Nodaway Valley will compete in Sectionals at ACGC on the 8th. AHSTW and Riverside will compete at Riverside. Underwood will then be the District tourney site.

In Class 2A ADM, Atlantic/CAM, Creston/O-M, Greene County, Kuemper Catholic, Panorama, and Winterset are all assigned to the ADM Sectional. Glenwood’s Sectional site will include Clarinda, Glenwood, Harlan, Red Oak, Shenandoah, and Southwest Iowa. Qualifiers from ADM and Glenwood sectionals will compete at the District tournament in Atlantic on February 15th.

Class 3A has just one round of qualifying with District tournaments. Carroll and Denison-Schleswig will compete at Dallas Center-Grimes. Lewis Central, Thomas Jefferson, and Abraham Lincoln compete at Johnston.

All Sectional and District tournaments start at noon. Check out the full assignments below.

Class 1A

Class 2A

Class 3A

Bondurant-Farrar 52, Atlantic 42
Des Moines Christian 55, Creston 54
Martensdale-St Marys 51, Madrid 24
Winterset 55, Interstate 35 19

2019-20 Preseason Iowa Girls High School Basketball Rankings

Class 1A
1 Montezuma
2 Newell-Fonda
3 Sigourney
4 North Mahaska
5 Marquette Catholic
6 Kingsley-Pierson
7 Clarksville
8 Algona Bishop Garrigan
9 East Buchanan
10 Lynnville-Sully
11 MMCRU
12 Springville
13 Exira-EHK 
14 Colo-Nesco
15 AGWSR

Class 2A
1 Cascade
2 North Linn
3 West Hancock
4 Osage
5 Aplington-Parkersburg
6 Van Buren County
7 MFL-Mar-Mac
8 West Branch
9 Treynor 
10 Mount Ayr 
11 West Sioux
12 Emmetsburg
13 South O’Brien
14 Mediapolis
15 St. Ansgar

Class 3A
1 Bishop Heelan
2 North Polk
3 Dike-New Hartford
4 Clear Lake
5 Red Oak 
6 Roland-Story
7 Algona
8 Crestwood
9 Okoboji
10 Unity Christian
11 Estherville-Lincoln Central
12 Des Moines Christian
13 West Burlington
14 Monticello
15 Centerville

Class 4A
1 North Scott
2 Marion
3 Center Point-Urbana
4 Ballard
5 Xavier
6 Glenwood 
7 Gilbert
8 Waverly-Shell Rock
9 Dallas Center-Grimes
10 Lewis Central 
11 Central DeWitt
12 Maquoketa
13 Mason City
14 Bondurant-Farrar
15 Boone

Class 5A
1 Iowa City High
2 Dowling Catholic
3 Johnston
4 Cedar Falls
5 West Des Moines Valley
6 Southeast Polk
7 Ankeny Centennial
8 Waukee
9 Urbandale
10 Cedar Rapids Prairie
11 Ames
12 Iowa City West
13 Cedar Rapids Washington
14 Waterloo West
15 Bettendorf

Friday, November 22

Class 1A

West Lyon, Inwood 50, Van Meter 14

Class 2A

OABCIG 37, Waukon 12

Class 4A

Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. 21, Valley, W.D.M. 16

8-Man, District 8 – Final Standings

#*^Audubon                7-0            12-2
^Coon-Rapids-Bayard 6-1            8-2
^CAM                           5-2            8-3
Boyer Valley                 3-4            4-5
Exira/EHK                      3-4            4-5
Woodbine                     2-5            4-5
Glidden-Ralston            2-5            4-5
West Harrison               0-7            1-8
*District Champion.
^Playoff Qualifier.
#2019 State Runner-Up

2019 District Honors

Co-Offensive Players of the Year: Jeffrey Eagle, Coon Rapids-Bayard, sr.; Wyatt Pryor, Woodbine, sr.
Defensive Player of the Year: Luke Mosinski, Audubon, sr.
Special Teams Player of the Year: Lane Spieker, CAM, soph.
Lineman of the Year: Ethan Steffensen, CAM, sr.
Punter of the Year: Colby Rich, CAM, soph.
Kicker of the Year: Jackson Jensen, Audubon, sr.

First Team

Audubon (4): Luke Mosinski (sr.); Skyler Schultes (sr.); Ethan Klocke (jr.); Jackson Jensen (sr.).
Coon Rapids-Bayard (3): Jeffrey Eagle (sr.); Peyton Clipperton (sr.); Kale Pevestorf (jr.).
CAM (3): Lane Spieker (soph.); Ethan Steffensen (sr.); Jacob Holste (sr.).
Boyer Valley (2): Dylan Berens (sr.); Gavin Reineke (jr.).
Exira/EHK (2): Creighton Nelson (sr.); Ethan Marxen (sr.).
Woodbine (2): Wyatt Pryor (sr.); Layne Pryor (jr.).
Glidden-Ralston (1): Grant Borkowski (sr.).
West Harrison (1): Grant Gilgen (jr.).

Second Team

Audubon (2): Tanner Petersen (sr.); Joel Klocke (jr.).
Coon Rapids-Bayard (2): Aaron McAllister (jr.); Josh Ramirez (jr.).
C-A-M (2): Ethan Fast (sr.); Joe Kaufman (soph.).
Boyer Valley (2): Michael Heffernan (jr.); Hunter Soma (sr.).
Exira/EHK (2): Cade Bruns (sr.); Tyler Petersen (jr.).
Woodbine (2): Brock Leaders (sr.); Dylan Hoefer (soph.).
Glidden-Ralston (2): Nathan Brant (sr.); Brigham Daniel (jr.).
West Harrison (2): Nick Rife (sr.); Sage Evans (fr.).

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