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Caitlin Clark had 20 points and nine rebounds as the fourth ranked Iowa women beat Southern 87-34. Iowa coach Lisa Bluder.
Iowa had a scare in the opening quarter when Clark went to the lockroom with what appeared to be a lower leg injury. She returned at the start of the second quarter.
Iowa State blew the game open with a 21-3 run late in the opening half and beat IUPUI 88-39. St. Bonaventure transfer Jaran Holmes led the Cyclones with 23 points.
That’s ISU coach T.J. Otzelberger. The Cyclones outscored IUPUI 31-10 in points off turnovers.
Freshman Tamin (tay-min) Lipsey started at point guard and Otzelberger was impressed with his performance.
The 8th ranked Iowa State women outscored Cleveland State 22-2 to close the opening half in a 87-54 victory in Ames.
That’s ISU coach Bill Fennelly. Ashley Joens had 28 points and 11 rebounds. Fennelly likes his seven player rotation but says they need more depth.
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa State University has kicked off its 100th anniversary remembrance of Jack Trice. Trice was the school’s first black athlete, who died from injuries suffered in a football game. Trice’s cousin, George Trice, spoke at the opening ceremonies Friday.
“We talk about the Jack Trice way, and breaking barriers. Those are two things that are powerful when you put them together — the Jack Trice way of breaking barriers — and that resonates with me,” he says. The university unveiled a 200-thousand pound, concrete and bronze, “Breaking Barriers” sculpture just north of Jack Trice Stadium as part of the celebration. George Trice visited the statue and walked through it with his wife and oldest son.
George-Trice-(ISU-photo)
“Touching it, feeling it, getting the chance to walk through that, and just to see what, what feelings I was going to have. I really didn’t know what they were going to be,” he says. “It was awesome.” Trice says the monument continues to show people around the world that the Jack Trice movement is not just a statue, not just a logo, but something that we truly believe in and live by on a daily basis. Trice thanked Iowa State University, saying they have treated him and Trice’s other relatives like family.
“Iowa State is a family. Cyclones forever Cyclones everywhere. And that is really true here because of the love I’m seeing here,” he says. Events will continue throughout the year.
Learn more about the celebration here: https://www.news.iastate.edu/news/2022/10/06/jt1000
Atlantic senior Alexes Reynolds has qualified for the girls state swimming and diving meet in two events. Reynolds qualified at the regional meet at Johnston this past Saturday, the top 32 times from across the state advance to state. Reynolds finished with the 17th fastest time in the 200 Freestyle at 1:58.45. She also ended up with the 22nd best time in the 500 Freestyle at 5:24.32.
The state swimming and diving meet will be held at the Marshalltown YMCA/YWCA this weekend. The preliminary round is held on Friday, November 11th and the finals will be held on Saturday, November 12th. The top 16 advance to the finals on Saturday. Individual events will be run in two heats 9-16 and 1-8 for the finals. Relays will be swam in four heats of timed finals.
Check out the full list of state qualifiers HERE
AMES, Iowa – No. 8 Iowa State (1-0) claimed the season-opening victory over Cleveland State (0-1) by a score of 87-54 on Monday. Three Cyclones hit double digits while two recorded double-doubles.
The Cyclones claimed the 34-point victory shooting 43.8 from the field with eight 3-pointers made.
Ashley Joens notched career double-double No. 50 as the senior finished 28 points and 11 rebounds. Stephanie Soares recorded the first double-double of her Cyclone career, bringing in 15 points and a game-leading 14 rebounds. Denae Fritz came one point shy of a double-double with nine points and 10 rebounds.
Iowa State went out to a 36-point lead in the first half, led by Joens with 24 points. Joens dominated the first two periods, adding in nine rebounds, four assists, two blocks and a perfect 6-of-6 shooting from the charity stripe.
Up Next
No. 8 Iowa State continues its homestand hosting Southern this Thursday, Nov. 10 at 6:30 p.m. The game will be streamed on Big 12 Now on ESPN+ and tickets are available through the Iowa State Athletics Ticket Office.
AMES, Iowa – Iowa State running back Cartevious Norton has been named the Big 12 Co-Newcomer of the week, along with TCU linebacker Johnny Hodges, the league office announced Monday.
The freshman tailback had a career day with 69 yards on 18 attempts, both career bests, and two touchdowns against West Virginia. Norton grabbed a career-high four receptions for 18 yards, bringing his total to 87 yards from scrimmage in the game.
Norton scored his touchdowns on back-to-back positions as he helped Iowa State close out a 31-14 victory over the Mountaineers.
The Waycross, Georgia native was hampered by injuries early in the season but has seen his usage go up, setting a career high in rushing attempts in consecutive weeks.
This is Norton’s first Big 12 weekly honor.
Iowa State is back in action at Oklahoma State Saturday, kicking off at 2:30 p.m. (CST) on ESPNU.
Others receiving votes: Cincinnati (74), Kentucky (61), Coastal Carolina (46), Wake Forest (34), Oklahoma State (21), Baylor (19), Kansas (10), Mississippi State (8), South Carolina (6), Troy (5), UTSA (5), Louisville (3), Oregon State (3), San Jose State (1)
Dropped out: No. 18 Oklahoma State, No. 20 Wake Forest, No. 22 Syracuse, No. 24 Oregon State
The Iowa Girls Coaches Association will have their Senior Classic on Saturday, November 12th at Johnston High School. Here is a look at the team rosters.
Team Cyclones
Chloe Cline, Pleasant Valley
Annika Ivester, Cedar Rapids Xavier
Cassidy Hartman, Iowa City Liberty
Gracie Schoonhoven, Unity Christian
Madeleine Miller, Mount Vernon
Ella Meyer, Western Dubuque
Abby Matt, Van Meter
Coach: Mike Bond, Lewis Central
Team Hawkeyes
Aubrey Gates, Union
Molly Trachta, Johnston
Avery VanHook, Marion
Sydney Otto, Ankeny
Libby Lansing, Western Dubuque
Izzy Van De Wiele, Pleasant Valley
Katie Remmert, Cedar Falls
Gabby Deery, Burlington Notre Dame
Abby Verburg, Western Christian
Coach: Shannon Zinnel, Boone
Team Bulldogs
Madelyn Norton, Dike-New Hartford
Olivia Lombardi, DM Christian
Ava Schubert, Davenport Assumption
Haley Vice, Pleasant Valley
Shelby Kimm, Iowa City Liberty
Kayla Knowles, Denver
Maren Miller, DM Christian
Emma Tallman, Dowling Catholic
Coach: Katie Darrington, CB Abraham Lincoln
Team Panthers
Lily Goos, Nevada
Nia Howard, Springville
Sophia Armstrong, West Burlington
Jadyn Rausch, North Tama
Brooklyn Miller, Cedar Rapids Xavier
Ellie Knock, Dike-New Hartford
Azaria Green, CB Abraham Lincoln
Lyly Dykstra, Urbandale
Stella Winterfeld, Western Christian
Coach: Jay Coble, WACO
Find out more about the event HERE
Overall MVP
Jaydon Knight, Mount Ayr
Offensive MVP
Kyle Sternberg, AHSTW
Defensive MVP
Colin Jacobs, Southwest Valley
Head Coach of the Year
GG Harris, AHSTW
Assistant Coaches of the Year
AHSTW Staff
Lucas Smith, Mount Ayr
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
Quarterback
Jaixen Frost, Mount Ayr
Running Backs
Luke Sternberg, AHSTW
Brody Morrison, Earlham
Braydon Pierson, Mount Ayr
Wide Receivers/Tight Ends
Brayden Lund, AHSTW
Drew Ehlen, Mount Ayr
Ayden Salais, Riverside
Offensive Line
Robbie Barnes, Southwest Valley
Henry Lund, AHSTW
Evan Maxwell, Earlham
Matt Larson, Mount Ayr
Jon Alff, Riverside
Kicker
Kyle Irwin, St. Albert
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
Defensive Line
Jaicob Madsen, AHSTW
Klayton Yoder, Mount Ayr
Nathan Messerschmidt, Riverside
Cael Hobbs, St. Albert
Linebackers
Aiden Martin, AHSTW
Sam Goodrich, Earlham
Tyler Martin, Mount Ayr
Ely Rodriguez, Southwest Valley
Defensive Backs
Nick Denning, AHSTW
Cole Scheffler, AHSTW
Marshall Knapp, Southwest Valley
Bradlee Grantz, SouthwestValley
Punter
Kyler Rieken, Riverside
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
Quarterback
Grady Jeppesen, Riverside
Running Backs
Isaac Currin, Southwest Valley
Sam Gubbels, St. Albert
Jaxon Gordon, Riverside
Wide Receivers/Tight Ends
John Helton, St. Albert
Ryan Wedemeyer, AHSTW
Aiden Bell, Riverside
Offensive Line
Sawyer Kiesel, AHSTW
Dillon Stormer, Southwest Valley
Brandon McCall, St. Albert
Nik Peters, Sidney
Kicker
Kayden Baxter, AHSTW
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
Defensive Line
Jett Peterson, AHSTW
Wyatt Bell, Riverside
Devin Greenwalt, Southwest Valley
Tony Busch, St. Albert
Tucker Knox, Mount Ayr
Linebackers
Kade Dugan, Mount Ayr
Jett Rose, Riverside
Jeret Petersen, Earlham
Jacob Coon, AHSTW
Defensive Backs
Landyn Schoenrock, Riverside
Riley Stark, Mount Ayr, Luke Wettengel, St. Albert
Punter
Gavin Wetzel, Southwest Valley
Honorable Mention
AHSTW: Ethen Gubbles, Abe McIntosh
Earlham: Ryan Stiles, Caleb Smith
Mount Ayr: Trey Fooken, Dalton Barnes
Riverside: Brody Zimmerman, AC Roller
Southwest Valley: Dustin Shuler, Dillon Inman
St. Albert: David Helton, Jayden Beckman
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