FIRST TEAM – OFFENSE (** unanimous)

Linemen:

• Nick Cullen, Carroll, SR**
• Joe Brummer, Harlan, SR**
• Matt Andersen, Lewis Central, SR**
• Tyler Hovey, Atlantic, SR**
• Keaton Hulett, Creston, SR**

Running Backs:

• Brennan Kaldenberg, Winterset, SR
• Alex Reed, Lewis Central, JR**
• Bryce McIlravy, Creston, JR

Recievers:

• Brad Christensen, Carroll, SR
• Lucas Musich, Harlan, SR

Quarterback:

• Zach Osborn, Harlan, SR

Tight End:

• Jarod Juhl, Harlan, SR**

At-Large:

• Luke Neitzel, Creston, JR

Kicker:

• Greg Conry, Harlan, SR

FIRST TEAM – DEFENSE (** unanimous)

Linemen:

• Jose Zambrano, Carroll, JR
• Zach Renshaw, Lewis Central, JR
• Collin Bevins, Creston, SR**
• Jonathon Breda, Creston, SR

Defensive Backs:

• Noah Kaldenberg, Winterset, JR
• Sam Markham, Atlantic, JR**
• Ben Landers, Creston, SR**
• Ben Bruck, Harlan, SR**

Linebackers:

• Ryan Bowers, Winterset, SR
• Seth Esias, Red Oak, SR
• Trevor Frain, Creston, SO
• Levi Henderson, Glenwood, SR

At-Large:

• Paul Honke, Atlantic, SR

Punter:

• Collin Bevins, Creston, SR

SECOND TEAM – OFFENSE

Linemen:

• Blake Glenn, Winterset, JR
• Cameron Knobbe, Carroll, SR
• Zach Hemmingsen, Atlantic, SR
• Briar Evans, Creston, JR

Running Backs:

• Anthony Beyerink, Carroll, SO
• Seth Esias, Red Oak, SR

Recievers:

• Dalton Franken, Atlantic, JR
• Alan Smith, Creston, SR

Quarterback:

• Harrison Hoegh, Atlantic, JR

Tight End:

• Chance Cleveland, Carrol, SR

Kicker:

• Casey Kasperbauer, Carroll, SR

SECOND TEAM – DEFENSE

Linemen:

• Keith Wiederien, Carroll, JR
• Seth Lansman, Harlan, SR
• Tyler Jensen, Carroll, JR

Defensive Backs:

• Luke Vonnahme, Carroll, SR
• Jalen Raymond, Carroll, SR
• Heath Loffelbein, Glenwood, SR
• Connor Clayton, Harlan, SO

Linebackers:

• Derek Jenkins, Lewis Central, JR
• Derek Stork, Atlantic, SR
• Ethan Westering, Atlantic, SR
• Brad Weis, Creston, SR

Punter:

• Chance Cleveland, Carroll, SR

HONORABLE MENTION:

• Brandon Wightman, Winterset, SR
• Kyle Kawecki, Glenwood SR
• Luke Harrison, Lewis Central, JR
• Corey Bertini, Glenwood, SO
• Lucas Nolan, Winterset, JR
• John Schwarte, Harlan, SR
• Nick Sulentic, Lewis Central, JR
• Chris Hopkins, Harlan, JR
• Nate Pettepier, Lewis Central, JR
• Casey Kasperbauer, Carroll, SR
• Jeston Jobe, Winterset, JR
• Tanner Johnson, Red Oak, JR
• Rob Nichols, Atlantic, SR
• Alex Davis, Creston, SR

DES MOINES, Iowa – Iowa State used a 17-0 second-half run to come from behind to defeat the Drake Bulldogs, 71-64, Tuesday evening at the Knapp Center. The win improves Iowa State to 2-0 on the season while Drake falls to 0-2.

Chelsea Poppens stepped up for the Cyclones in the second half. After a quiet first half from the junior, Poppens was the key to Iowa State’s late comeback and victory. Poppens contributed a team-high 18 points, 16 in the second half, and eight rebounds. Nikki Moody posted a career-high 16 points while Jessica Schroll added 13 and Hallie Christofferson 11. Christofferson completed her first career double-double with a team-leading 11 rebounds.

Down 59-50 with 5:55 to go, Iowa State put together a string of baskets and defensive stops to get back into the game. The Cyclones tied the game at 59-59 on a driving layup by Moody and a converted free throw. Iowa State took the lead with 2:33 to play when Schroll rebounded her own missed layup and put it back. Poppens put the Cyclones up for good with a fast break layup on an outstanding pass from Moody.

The Cyclones were down 50-37 with 10:27 to go in the half, Iowa State assembled an 11-1 run to reduce the deficit to 51-48 with eight minutes to play. Drake responded to get the lead back up to six multiple times before a three by Kyndal Clark put the Bulldogs back up 59-50 with 5:55 to go.

The first half was a back-and-forth affair as Drake and Iowa State both controlled play for portions of the first half. The first 20 minutes consisted of six lead changes and five times the scores were deadlocked. Iowa State took a late lead in the first half on a layup by Schroll to take a 23-22 lead with 3:17 to go but the Bulldogs would retake the advantage and go into the locker room with a 26-24 lead.

Iowa State shot a disappointing 5-of-20 from the field in the first half, including 0-of-5 from three. The Cyclones were better from the free throw line converting 14-of-18 attempts. The Cyclones were led by eight points from Moody followed by six from Schroll.

Christofferson posted five points and five boards in the first 20 minutes and Fallon Ellis provided four rebounds from off the bench.

The Bulldogs were led by an exceptional shooting effort from Stephanie Running. Running led the Bulldogs with 18 points on 9-of-14 shooting. Rachael Hackbarth posted a double-double with 15 points and 14 rebounds and Clark also posted 15 points.

The Cyclones are back in action Sunday when they play host to Northern Arizona. The game is slated for a 5:30 p.m. CST tipoff.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Iowa is just 6-4 and 3-3 in the Big Ten despite a relatively easy schedule that has included seven home games. There’s nothing easy about the rest of it. Iowa wraps up the season with a pair of road games, starting Saturday at Purdue (5-5, 3-3) and finishing with new rival Nebraska on Nov. 25. The Hawkeyes are 0-3 on the road this season, losing at Iowa State, Penn State and Minnesota by a total of just 14 points. Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz says there’s no common thread in each of those road losses. He says the Hawkeyes have simply been outplayed.

AMES, Iowa (AP) – Iowa State backup wide receiver Albert Gary has been charged with first-degree robbery stemming from a June incident in Ames. University police say the 22-year-old redshirt sophomore form Ocala, Fla., turned himself into the Story County sheriff’s office Tuesday. He’s being held on $25,000 bond.  Gary is accused of committing a June 19 robbery at gunpoint on campus. Police say a man claimed he and two others were approached by about six men. One patted him down while displaying a handgun. The six men fled. Witnesses identified Gary as among those involved. Coach Paul Rhodes announced Monday that Gary was suspended for three games and will be available for Friday night’s game against No. 2 Oklahoma State.