WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) – Evan Boudreaux scored a season-high 18 points to lead five Purdue players in double figures in a 104-68 rout against No. 17 Iowa. Boudreaux hit 7 of 9 shots and had a team-high eight rebounds on Wednesday night. Jahaad Proctor, Matt Haarms and Sasha Stefanovic each scored 15 points for the Boilermakers.

Proctor made all six of his shots. Purdue’s Eric Hunter Jr. added 13 points and a team-high seven assists. The Boilermakers shot a season-high 63 percent and reached the 100-point mark for the first time this season. Luka Garza led the Hawkeyes with 26 points.

VALPARAISO, Ind. (AP) – Austin Phyfe had 10 points and 13 rebounds to lift Northern Iowa to a 63-51 win over Valparaiso. Javon Freeman-Liberty led the Crusaders with 14 points and eight rebounds.

MORGANTOWN, W. Va (AP) – Oscar Tshiebwe had 16 points and 10 rebounds, and No. 13 West Virginia breezed to a 76-61 victory over Iowa State. Chase Harler added 14 points, Emmitt Matthews Jr. and Derek Culver scored 12 points apiece and Jermaine Haley had 11 points for the Mountaineers. West Virginia never trailed. Five minutes into the game the Mountaineers built a lead that didn’t fall below double digits again. Rasir Bolton scored 18 points for the Cyclones and Tyrese Haliburton added 12 points. Iowa State fell to 0-7 on the road.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – Liam Robbins poured in a career-high 29 points, adding seven rebounds and three blocked shots as Drake defeated Bradley 73-60. Robbins was 9-for-12 shooting and made 10 of 11 at the line. Garrett Sturtz added 12 points with seven rebounds, while Roman Penn scored 10 for Drake. Darrell Brown led Bradley with 24 points, Ja’Shon Henry added 12 points and 11 rebounds. Drake opened the second half with a quick 9-1 run to push the game out of reach with an 18-point lead. Robbins scored four of the nine.

(Radio Iowa) — The president of the Board of Regents, Mike Richards, made a statement to the board today (Wednesday) on the investigation of the claims that members of the University of Iowa band were assaulted during the 2019 Iowa-Iowa State football game. “Following an investigation, it was determined there was not enough evidence available to substantiate the pursuit of any charges,” Richard says. Richards says they will continue working on the issue for the next football season.

“All three university presidents have agreed to work together to review and improve game management policies for games on each of our campuses prior to the start of the fall 2020 semester. These efforts are already underway. Richards says. He says each school has made a commitment to continue to make safety at our games a priority. University of Iowa athletic director Gary Barta got things started with a written statement that said there “inappropriate actions” toward band members and staff and said an investigation was underway.

Iowa State Athletic Director Jamie Pollard first said he did not know what the actions were. The two then released a joint statement saying there had been “rude and vulgar” behavior directed at both bands. University of Iowa president Bruce Harreld told the student newspaper that the two universities may have to stop the “Cy-Hawk” game altogether if safety can’t be guaranteed. The two sides eventually worked things out and conducted the investigation.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head football coach Matt Campbell announced today one addition to the Class of 2020 in Anthony Smith (Offensive Line, Lakeland, Fla.).

Smith signed a letter of intent this morning and will arrive on campus in June.

Smith was an all-county selection in his only season at Lakeland High School, helping his team advance to the Class 5A Florida state championship game with a 12-1 mark.

“Our entire program is thrilled to welcome Anthony into the Iowa State football family,” Campbell said. “Anthony comes to us from an outstanding high school program, and will be a great addition to our offensive line as we continue to build our offense. We look forward to his arrival to campus in June.”

Iowa State also announced a list of preferred walk-ons who will join the team for the 2020 season.

To view bios and information for the entire Class of 2020, go to: https://cyclones.com/ signingday/football/football/ 6/

Class of 2020- February Signing Period

Signed National Letters of Intent

Name                                           Ht.                 Wt.       Yr.           Pos.              Hometown

Anthony Smith                          6-3                 290       Fr.           OL                 Lakeland, Fla. (Lakeland)
Starter on O-line for team that went 12-1 and was runner-up Class 5A champion; named all-county as a senior.

Preferred Walk-Ons

Name                                           Ht.                 Wt.       Yr.           Pos.              Hometown

Cale Anthony                              6-1                 211       Fr.           RB                 Pleasantville, Iowa (Pleasantville)
First-team all-state selection as a senior; two-way star, leading all Class 1A rushers (1,793, 25 TDs) and tallying 63 tackles.

Blaze Doxzon                             5-9                 170       Fr.           RB                 Omaha, Neb. (Elkhorn South)
Two-way player who rushed for 357 yards and recorded 224 receiving yards as a senior; son of former ISU QB Todd Doxzon.

Hayes Gibson                             6-1                 184       Fr.           QB                 Ankeny, Iowa (Ankeny)
All-district as a senior, throwing for 1,028 yards and 12 TDs; son of Iowa State Hall-of-Famer and NFL star Dennis Gibson.

Seth Greiner                               6-3                 245       Fr.           DE                 Monroe, Iowa (PCM)
Two-time First-Team Class 2A All-State selection by the IPSWA; helped team to 2018 state title in Class 2A with a 13-0 record.

Jack Hester                                 6-4                 240       Fr.           OL                 Bettendorf, Iowa (Bettendorf)
Started his only season on the O-line, helping team avg. 272 yards rushing; son of former ISU basketball player Greg Hester.

Drew Iutzwig                              6-6                 247       Fr.           TE                  Batavia, Ill. (Batavia)
All-conference as a senior, helping his team to a spot in the playoffs and a 9-3 mark.

Stevo Klotz                                  6-4                 215       Fr.           LB                  Chaska, Minn. (Chaska)
All-district pick and two-way player on a team that finished 14-1 and won the Class 5A state title.

Nick Lawler                                 6-3                 321       Fr.           OL                 Ft. Dodge, Iowa (St. Edmond)
Third-team all-state in Class A as a senior, two-time all-district and Class A District 2 Lineman of the Year.

Joe Lilienthal                              6-6                 306       Fr.           OL                 Durant, Iowa (Durant)
Two-time all-state selection and Class A District 6 MVP; First-Time All-State in Class A by the IPSWA in 2019.

Tanner Lukavsky                       6-2                 225       Fr.           LB                  West Branch, Iowa (West Branch)
Two-time IPSWA Class 1A All-State selection; also a two-time all-district pick and selected to the 2020 Iowa Shrine Bowl.

Kade Lynott                                6-1                 195       Fr.           Ath                Hawarden, Iowa (West Sioux)
Des Moines Register Elite Team in ‘19; fourth all-time in Iowa prep history in receiving yards (3,509) and receiving TDs (44).

Trent McCann                            6-1                 171       Fr.           PK                  Centerville, Iowa (Centerville)
Two-time all-state selection; was 4-of-5 on FGs, 28-of-30 on PATs, recorded 24 touchbacks and averaged 39.1 ypp in 2019.

Tyler Moen                                 5-11              185       Fr.           RB                 Atlantic, Iowa (Atlantic)
First-team all-state selection as a senior, breaking the school season (1,909) and game (523) rushing marks; had 20 rushing TDs.

Kaden Sutton                             6-0                 260       Fr.           DL                 Adel, Iowa (ADM)
Des Moines Register Elite Team member on defense in 2019; first-team all-state on offense as a junior and on defense as a senior.

Israel Taylor                               6-4                 230       Fr.           WR                Davenport, Iowa (Central)
Two-time all-district choice; tallied 73 catches for 783 yards and six TDs in his last two seasons.

Asle Thorson                              6-1                 172       Fr.           DB                 Ft. Dodge, Iowa (Ft. Dodge)
IPSWA Second-Team All-State (Class 4A) in 2019, tying for first in the state with 27 TDs; uncle, Nik Moser, played at ISU.

Jack Tiarks                                   6-3                 206       Fr.           LB                  Treynor, Iowa (Treynor)
Second-team all-state as a senior; rushed for 665 yards and 10 TDs and posted 42 tackles, 4.0 TFL and an interception.

Micheal Tweten                       5-11              162       Fr.           WR                Buffalo, Minn. (Buffalo)
Second-team all-state selection, leading the state in receiving yards (1,386), receptions (95) and TD catches (17).

Pictured left to right: Mother Laura Freund, Tyler, Sister Addie Freund (Not pictured: Father Clindt Freund)

Atlantic senior Tyler Moen signed his preferred walk-on commitment letter to Iowa State football on Wednesday morning at the Atlantic High School. Surrounded by family members Moen said he felt like this was a great opportunity that he couldn’t pass up.

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. He said he had considered other sports at the collegiate level, but it really clicked with him this past Summer that football is what he wanted to continue to play.

Moen said the ISU staff first reached out to him a couple games in to the high school season and he was offered a preferred walk-on spot the first visit he made to campus. Tyler is currently working through a knee injury and hopes he can participate in the track season if recovery goes well. He will head to Ames in June to begin prep for the season.

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Quad @ East Atchison, MO

East Mills 58, Rock Port 3
East Mills 42, Southwest Iowa 41
East Mills 39, East Atchison 36
East Atchison 45, Rock Port 18
East Atchison 42, Southwest Iowa 30
Southwest Iowa 54, Rock Port 18

Quad @ Knoxville

Carlisle 64, Martensdale-St. Marys 18
Knoxville 48, Martensdale-St. Marys 36
Pleasantville 45, Martensdale-St. Marys 36

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Red Oak 66, Atlantic 31
Denison-Schleswig 61, Creston 44
Glenwood 70, Shenandoah 36
Harlan 63, Kuemper Catholic 28
WDM Valley 68, Lewis Central 57

Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 62, St. Albert 51 (Kinsey Scheffler reaches 1,000 career points)
IKM-Manning 54, Missouri Valley 20
Logan-Magnolia 38, Audubon 23
Treynor 66, Riverside 29

Rolling Valley Conference
Exira-EHK 70, Ar-We-Va 30
Paton-Churdan 62, Boyer Valley 40
Woodbine 61, CAM 58

Pride of Iowa
Bedford 44, Southwest Valley 41
Central Decatur 61, Wayne 35
Martensdale-St Marys 59, Southeast Warren 39
Nodaway Valley 61, Mount Ayr 46

Corner Conference
East Mills 35, Griswold 18
Sidney 74, Essex 31

Other Scores
ADM 68, Carroll 53
Bishop Heelan 63, Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson 38
Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln 55, Sioux City West 46
Orient-Macksburg 53, Mormon Trail 29 (Orient-Macksburg’s Kaela Eslinger reaches 1,000 career points)

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye Ten Conference
Atlantic 63, Red Oak 40
Denison-Schleswig 63, Creston 46
Elkhorn, NE 40, St. Albert 26
Glenwood 81, Clarinda 59
Harlan 73, Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 66

Western Iowa Conference
IKM-Manning 67, Missouri Valley 47
Logan-Magnolia 68, Audubon 48
Treynor 76, Riverside 53
Tri-Center 57, Underwood 41

Rolling Valley Conference
CAM 44, Woodbine 38
Exira-EHK 65, Ar-We-Va 59 OT
Boyer Valley 61, Paton-Churdan 35

Corner Conference
East Mills 53, Griswold 14
Sidney 79, Essex 32

Pride of Iowa Conference
Central Decatur 70, Wayne 27
Martensdale-St. Marys 77, Southeast Warren 21
Mount Ayr 52, Nodaway Valley 51
Pleasantville 66, Interstate 35 44

Other Scores
Carroll 65, ADM 61
CB Abraham Linconl 67, Sioux City West 66
Mormon Trail 59, Orient-Macksburg 46