Class 3A District 6 All-District Football Teams

First Team Offense

QB-Teagon Kasperbauer, Harlan, Sr.
RB-Brevin Doll, ADM, Jr.
RB-Brennan Hayes, Creston, Jr.
RE-Colton Rasmussen, Atlantic, Jr.
RE-Cade Sears, Harlan, Jr.
RE-Jacob Birch, Harlan, Sr.
OL-Ben Gard, ADM, Sr.
OL-Drew Hickey, ADM, Jr.
OL-Brenden Casey, Atlantic, Sr.
OL-Jace Gubbles, Harlan, Sr.
OL-Austin Schumacher, Harlan, Sr.
At-Large-Caden Andersen, Atlantic, Sr.
At-Large-Aiden Flora, ADM, Jr.
At-Large-Cade Morris, ADM, Sr.

Kicker-Stephen Leinen, Harlan, Sr.

Second Team Offense:
QB-Kyle Strider, Creston, Sr.
RB-Chase Groves, ADM, Sr.
RB-William Kenkel, Harlan, Sr.
RE-Carter Pellett, Atlantic, Sr.
RE-Cael Turner, Creston, Jr.
RE-Dylan Calvin, Creston, Jr.
OL-Reid Woodward, Atlantic, Sophomore
OL-Jake Bertrand, Knoxville, Jr.
OL-Quinton Fuller, Creston, Jr.
OL-Damien Bartmess, Saydel, Sr.
OL-Drew Obstarczyk, ADM, Jr.
At-Large-Noah Keefer, Knoxville, Jr.
At-Large-Dante Hedrington, Atlantic, Jr.
At-Large-George Gilbert, Knoxville, Jr.

Kicker-Luka DeJong, Knoxville, Sr.

Honorable Mention Offense:
Hayden Soma, Harlan, So.
Stephen Fah, Harlan, Jr.
Brandon Briley, Creston, Jr.
Jagger Luther, Creston, Jr.
Jonah Peak, Saydel, Sr.
Cooper Hanasz, Saydel, Fr.
Cole Park, Atlantic, Sr.
Xavier Darrow, Atlantic, So.
Nathan Keiser, Atlantic, Sr.
Koby Higginbotham, Knoxville, So.
Spencer Van Hauen, Knoxville, Jr.
Konner Leslie, Knoxville, Sr.

First Team Defense:
DL-Vince Benetti, ADM, Sr.
DL-Dane Beals, ADM, Jr.
DL-Gunner Schmitz Harlan, Sr.
DL-Zane Bendorf, Harlan, Sr.
LB-Christian Madison, ADM, Sr.
LB-Jackson McLaren, Atlantic, Sr.
LB-Garrett Assmann, Harlan, Sr.
LB-Matthew Sorfonden, Harlan, Jr.
DB-Easton O’Brien, Atlantic, Sr.
DB-Will Neuharth, Harlan, Sr.
DB-Aiden Hall, Harlan, Sr.
DB-Gannon Greenwalt, Creston, Sr.
At-Large-Miles Mundorf, Atlantic, Sr.
AT-Large-Evan Sorensen, Atlantic, So.
At-Large-Austin Evans, Creston, Jr.

Punter-Sam Holloway, ADM, Sr.

Second Team Defense:
DL-Max Chapman, Creston, Jr.
DL-Wayne Johnston, Knoxville, Jr.
DL-Karver Sutton, ADM, So.
DL-Franz Reisz, Harlan, Jr.
LB-Tanner O’Brien, Atlantic, Sr.
LB-Ty Morrison, Creston, Sr.
LB-Kale Kincaid, Knoxville, Jr.
LB-Tyece Huyck, Knoxville, Jr.
DB-Isaac McClure, Saydel, Sr.
DB-Jay Kellar, Knoxville, Jr.
DB-Ryan Conrad, ADM, Sr.
DB-A.J. Olin, Saydel, So.
At-Large-Kolton Kellar, Saydel, Jr.
At-Large-Grady Godwin, Saydel, So.
At-Large-Austin Seaton, Creston, Sr.

Punter-Max Magana, Knoxville, So

Honorable Mention Defense:
Cade Wurster, Creston, Sr.
McCoy Haines, Creston, Jr.
Bret Van Baale, Harlan, Sr.
Brad Curren, Harlan, Sr.
Jacob Crannell, ADM, Sr.
Justin Holm, ADM, Sr.
Ben Smith, ADM, Sr.
Nate Fisher, ADM, Sr.
Xander Potter, Saydel, Sr.
Parker Swafford, Saydel, So.
Colton Becker, Atlantic, Jr.
Jarrett Armstrong, Atlantic, Sr.
Clevi Johnson, Atlantic, Sr.
Dakota Ramsey, Knoxville, Jr.

1. Georgia (62)
2. Ohio State (1)
3. Michigan
4. TCU
5. USC
6. LSU
7. Clemson
8. Alabama
9. Tennessee
10. Oregon
11. Penn State
12. Washington
13. Notre Dame
14. Utah
15. Kansas State
16. Florida State
17. UCLA
18. North Carolina
19. Tulane
20. Ole Miss
21. Cincinnati
22. Oregon State
23. Coastal Carolina
24. Texas
25. UCF

Others receiving votes: UTSA 85, South Carolina 44, Troy 34, Boise State 16, Illinois 12, Iowa 5, Louisville 5, South Alabama 3, Mississippi State 3, Oklahoma State 2, Arkansas 2, Purdue 2, Fresno State 1

Patrick Mahomes hit Travis Kelce for his third touchdown of the game with 31 seconds left to lift the Kansas City Chiefs to a big 30-27 win over the Los Angeles Chargers. With the victory Kansas City grabs a stranglehold on the AFC West lead, now three games ahead of the Chargers and own the tiebreaker with two wins over them this season.

The Chiefs took the lead early in the fourth quarter on Kelce’s second touchdown of the game, a 32-yard catch and run from Mahomes. The Chargers responded with a drive that ended with a 6-yard touchdown pass from Justin Herbert to Joshua Palmer with 1:46 left. The Chiefs then went 75-yards in 1:15 to finish with that third TD to Kelce.

Travis Kelce finished with 115 yards receiving on 6 catches with the three scores. It was Kelce’s 34th game with at least 100 yards receiving, which is a new NFL record.

The Chiefs improved to 8-2 overall and will next up host the LA Rams next Sunday afternoon. We’ll have that game on KJAN with pregame at 2:00 p.m.

The UNI women’s basketball team dropped a home game to No. 20 Creighton on Sunday 85-66. The Panthers fell in a 20-point hole in the first half and couldn’t climb out.

UNI got 14 points apiece from Maya McDermott and and Ryley Goebel. The Bluejays outscored the Panthers 25-12 in the opening quarter and were down 49-26 at the half.

UNI falls to 2-2 on the season. Next up the Panthers head to the Cancun Challenge in Mexico. They will play Tulane on Thanksgiving Day and Vanderbilt on Friday.

Tucker DeVries scored a career-high 29 points and the Drake men’s basketball team beat Wyoming 61-56 in the semifinals of the Paradise Jam in the Virgin Islands. DeVries went 10-14 from the field and 4-6 from three-point range to lead the Bulldogs.

The Bulldogs raced out to a 34-18 lead by halftime but had to fight off the Cowboys in the second half. Wyoming outscored Drake 38-27 in the second half.

Drake will play Tarleton State for the Paradise Jam title on Monday, Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. CT.

Iowa State outscored Milwaukee 17-8 to start the second half and cruised to a 68-53 win in Ames. The Cyclones led by as many as 24 as they move to 3-0.

That’s Iowa State coach T.J. Otzelberger. The Cyclones forced 27 Milkwaukee turnovers.

Jaren Holmes led the Cyclones with 19 points.

The seventh ranked Iowa State women raced out to a 30-17 lead at the end of one in a 99-76 win over Columbia in Ames. Ashley Joens had 33 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Cyclones. She finished seven of 10 from three point range.

The Cyclones improve to 4-0 and figure to climb in the national rankings.

Caitlin Clark had 24 of her game high 33 points in the second half as the fourth ranked Iowa women pulled away to a 73-62 win over Belmont.

Clark says defense was the key as the Hawkeyes improved to 4-1 and bounced back from a loss at Kansas State.