DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Two Iowa State University football players were arrested in separate incidents after Saturday’s spring game. The Des Moines Register reports 20-year-old Jack Rhoads, who is the son of coach Paul Rhoads, was one of the two players arrested. The other player was 23-year-old Terry Ayeni.

Neither player appeared in court. They were no longer in custody Sunday morning. Coach Paul Rhoads said he’s aware of the situation and will gather more information before deciding what discipline the players will face. Police records say that Jack Rhoads was arrested around 11:30 p.m. Saturday on suspicion of public intoxication.

Ames Police Sergeant Joel Congdon says officers say Ayeni punch another man early Sunday when they were called to break up a scuffle. He is suspected of disorderly conduct.

CINCINNATI (AP) – Matt Carpenter hit a two-run homer off Kevin Gregg in the 11th inning, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals over Cincinnati 7-5 Sunday in a game that featured the major league debut of Cuban right-hander Raisel Iglesias for the Reds.
Carpenter’s 392-foot drive to center on a full-count pitch from Gregg (0-1) followed Kolten Wong’s single.  Carlos Villanueva (1-0) pitched two innings, working out of a bases-loaded jam in the 10th by striking out Todd Frazier.

St. Louis took two of three in the series and has won 13 consecutive three-game series against Cincinnati. Iglesias allowed three runs and five hits in five innings with two walks and four strikeouts. Signed last July to a $27 million, seven-year contract, he became the first Reds player since Mike Leake in 2010 to reach the majors without playing a minor league game.

WEST DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – Perhaps the most crucial spring practice session of Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz’s 17-year tenure reached the halfway point Saturday. For the third spring game in a row, the Hawkeyes travelled to West Des Moines, Iowa – just minutes away from the state capitol and about a 30-minute drive from Iowa State’s spring scrimmage on Saturday.

Iowa is coming off a disappointing 7-6 season and must replace key starters on both sides of the ball. The offensive and defensive lines are in flux, and C.J. Beathard has taken over at quarterback for Jake Rudock, who will transfer after losing the starting job. “It’s our ninth practice,” Ferentz said. “Depth is always an issue in spring practice and it’s certainly something we’ll continue to develop.”

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa State senior quarterback Sam Richardson has the starting job for 2015 locked up. Grant Rohach solidified his place as Richardson’s backup with a stellar finish to spring practice.

Rohach, who started the final four games two years ago, was 13 of 18 passing for 186 yards Saturday in Iowa State’s spring game. Sophomore Joel Lanning was just 11 of 27 for 125 yards, and he got sacked twice.

Girls Team Scores:

1. Denison  110
2. Missouri Valley  95
3. Logan-Magnolia  83
4. IKM-Manning  76
5. Tri-Center  72
6. Atlantic  61
7. Charter Oak-Ute  43
8. A-H-S-T-W  28
9. Boyer Valley  21

D_S CoEd Girls scoring 4.10.15 (1)

Boys Team Scores:

1. IKM-Manning  136.3
2. Logan-Magnolia  106.3
3. Missouri Valley  96
4. Denison  88
5. A-H-S-T-W  68
6. Boyer Valley  60.3

D_S CoEd Boys scoring 4.10.15 (1)

Boys Tennis
Atlantic 8, Creston 1
Singles
1. Nick Podhajsky 12 (A) def Ryan Kucera 11 (C) 10-2
2. Grant Podhajsky 9 (A) def Triston Davidson 10 (C) 10-2
3. Ben Parker 12 (A) def Jacob Cook 9 (C) 10-3
4. Kyle Krueger 12 (A) def Sam Eagan 11 (C) 10-5
5. Cain Stuart 12 (A) def Tyler Waddingham 12 (C) 11-9
6. Cooper McDermott 9 (A) def Jaden Driskell 9 (C) 10-2
Doubles
1. Podhajsky/Podhajsky (A) def Kucera/Davidson (C) 10-2
2. Parker/Krueger (A) def Eagan/Waddingham (C) 10-3
3. Cook/Driscoll (C) def Stuart/McDermott (A) 10-8

Girls Tennis
Creston 9, Atlantic 0
Singles
1. Jenna Taylor 11 (C) def Codi Hitch 11 (A) 8-0
2. Alli Thomsen 11 (C) def Jena Brosam 10 (A) 8-0
3. Caitlin McIllravy 11 (C) def Grace Jacob 12 (A) 8-4
4. Sydney Dunphy 11 (C) def Bailey Steffens 10 (A) 8-0
5. Gracie Russell 11 (C) def Heather Freund 9 (A) 8-0
6. Ann Waigand 11 (C) def Olivia Davis 10 (A) 8-3
Doubles
1. Taylor/Thomsen (C) def Brosam/Jacob (A) 8-1
2. McIllravy/Dunphy (C) def Hitch/Steffens (A) 8-2
3. Russell/Waigand (C) def Freund/Davis (A) 8-2

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Boys Tennis

Atlantic 8 Creston 1. Nick Podhajsky, Grant Podhajsky, Ben Parker, Kyle Krueger, Cain Stuart and Cooper McDermott all took singles wins for Atlantic. Atlantic Doubles winners were Podhajsky/Podhajsky and Parker/Krueger.

Denison-Schleswig 9 Cherokee 0

Shenandoah 6 Clarinda 3

Girls Tennis

Creston 9 Atlantic 0
Denison-Schleswig 9 Harlan 0
Shenandoah 5 Clarinda 4

Girls Golf

Harlan 203 Denison-Schleswig 251.  Medalist: Paige Powers 47, Harlan
IKM-Manning 224 Logan-Magnolia No Score.  Mikasia Jacobsen 45, IKM-Manning
Treynor 203 Riverside No Score. Medalist: Aly Anderson 40, Treynor
Tri-Center 207 Audubon 227.  Medalist: Jorja Weitl 50, Audubon.

Boys Golf

Audubon 173 Tri-Center 191.  Medalist: Micky Williamson 39, Audubon.
IKM-Manning 176 Logan-Magnolia 259.  Medalists: Zach Dreier, Jared Vollstedt, Alec Mollus and Trey Boyle all shot 44, IKM-Manning.
Riverside 164 Treynor 178.  Medalist Nathan Hill 38, Treynor.

Girls Soccer

Lewis Central 2 Sioux City Heelan 0
Thomas Jefferson 6 Riverside 1

Boys Soccer

Atlantic 5 Missouri Valley 0
Kuemper 2 Nevada 1 (OT)
Underwood 4 Treynor 0

CINCINNATI (AP) – Joey Votto hit a pair of two-run homers – the strongest indication yet that he’s fully back in form – and Todd Frazier had a tiebreaking sacrifice fly on Friday night, keeping the Cincinnati Reds unbeaten with a 5-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals.

The Reds are 4-0 for the first time since 2011, when they won their first five games. They’ve won each game in their final at-bat.

Votto homered off John Lackey in each of his first two at-bats. Frazier’s sacrifice fly in the eighth off Jordan Walden (0-1) marked the second time this week that he’s knocked in the deciding run.

J.J. Hoover (2-0) escaped a threat in the eighth. Aroldis Chapman gave up a hit and fanned two in the ninth for his second save.

Votto hit only six homers last season – the last one on May 10 – and didn’t play after July 5 because of strained muscles above his left knee.