Class A, D-2 Final Team Standings

#*Alta-Aurelia                        4-1, 7-2
*Sioux Central                        4-1, 7-2
IKM-Manning                         3-2, 5-4
Ridge View                            3-2, 3-6
FD St. Edmond                      1-4, 3-6
Manson NW Webster            0-5, 0-9
* 2018 District Co-Champion
# 2018 State Playoff Qualifier

2018 Class A, D-2 Honors

Offensive Player of the Year: Ben Hargens, Sr., Sioux Central
Defensive Player of the Year: Nick Gaes, Sr., Alta-Aurelia
Lineman of the Year: Erza Miller, Sr., Ridge View.
Coaches of the Year: Chris Reinhart, Grant Peckenschneider, Alta-Aurelia
Assistant Coaches of the Year: TJ Schaefer, Alta Aurelia; Cory McCarville, IKM-Manning.

First Team Offense

O-Line: Sam Zimmerman, Alta-Aurelia, Sr.; Levi Sleezer, Alta-Aurelia, Soph.; Jayden Harder, Sioux Central, Soph.; Ezra Miller, Ridge View, Sr.; Ian Bornhoft, IKM-Manning, Sr.
QB: Jake Hanson, Sioux Central, Sr.; Derek Girard, Manson-Northwest Webster, Sr.; Jake Tokheim, Ridge View, Sr.;
RB: Ben Hargens, Sioux Central, Sr.; Stephen Grimm, IKM-Manning, Sr.; Anthony Krier, Alta-Aurelia, Jr.; Sean Newell, Fort Dodge St. Edmond, Sr.
TE/Rec: Logan Cuthrell, Ridge View, Sr.

First Team Defense

D-Line: Nick Gaes, Alta-Aurelia, Sr.; Alex Deroos, Alta-Aurelia, Soph.; Jackson Benrich, Fort Dodge St. Edmond, Jr.
LB: Trevor Robbins, Alta-Aurelia, Sr.; Prestan Sampson, Sioux Central, Sr.; Jake Kliegl, Ridge View, Sr.; Ben Quade, Manson-Northwest Webster, Sr.
D-Back: Nathan Blankman, IKM-Manning, Sr.; Blake Cavanaugh, Sioux Central, Sr.

First Team Punter: Riley Peters, Manson-Northwest Webster, Sr.
First Team Kicker: Grant Stracke, IKM-Manning, Sr.
Specialist of the Year: Blake Cavanaugh, Sioux Central, Sr.

Second Team Offense

O-Line: Keaton Mork, Alta-Aurelia, Sr.; Brady Madsen, Sioux Central, Jr.; Matt Brosamle, Ridge View, Sr.; Nick Lawler, Fort Dodge St. Edmond, Jr.; Jared Vohs, Ridge View, Jr.
RB: Michael Ryhard, Alta-Aurelia, Jr.; Kevin McGuire, Ridge View, Sr.;
Rec./End: Caden Webber, Sioux Central, Sr.; Alex Lingle, IKM-Manning, Sr.; Drew Schaeffer, Fort Dodge St. Edmond, Soph.; Dawson Estergraaf, Manson-Northwest Webster, Sr.

Second Team Defense

D-Line: Jair Lopez, Alta-Aurelia, Jr.; Trent Anderson, Sioux Central, Jr.; Nick Gisch, Ridge View, Sr.; Zach Siefken, Manson-Northwest Webster, Sr.;
LB: Logan McCoy, Alta-Aurelia, Jr.; Dane Blom, IKM-Manning, Sr.; Colten Brandt, IKM-Manning, Jr..
D-Back: Zach Isa, Alta-Aurelia, Sr.; Jake Saunders, Sioux Central, Jr.; Aric Stephan, Alta-Aurelia, Sr.; Teagan Pritchard, Sioux Central, Jr.

Second Team Punter: Nick Gaes, Alta-Aurelia, Sr.
Second Team Kicker: Anthony Krier, Alta-Aurelia, Jr.

IRVING, Texas – Iowa State freshman QB Brock Purdy was named the Big 12’s Co-Newcomer of the Week, announced today by the league’s office.

It marks the third time in the last four games Purdy has won or shared the honor.

A native of Gilbert, Ariz., Purdy helped lead the Cyclones to a 27-3 win over Kansas on Saturday by throwing for 263 yards and three touchdowns. Purdy completed 16-of-23 passes with no interceptions and also rushed for 27 yards.

Purdy connected with wide receiver Hakeem Butler on a pair of bombs in the first quarter to give the Cyclones a 14-0 lead. He hit Butler on scoring strikes for 83 yards, tying for the fifth-longest pass play in school history, and 51 yards.

Purdy has been sensational since taking over signal-calling duties in the last four games, averaging 271.3 yards passing, 320.5 yards of total offense and completing 66.3 percent of his passes.

Purdy has accounted for 13 of ISU’s 18 TDs in its four-game winning streak. His 12 TD passes is a new standard for Cyclone rookies.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State sophomore guard Lindell Wigginton has been announced as one of 50 players to watch for the 2019 Citizen Naismith Trophy Men’s Player of the Year honor.

Wigginton is the Big 12’s top returning scorer after averaging 16.7 points per game as a freshman. He joined Kevin Durant as the only freshmen in Big 12 history to average 16.0 points, while making 65 three-pointers at a 40 percent clip. Wigginton, a preseason All-Big 12 selection, scored 20-plus points in 13 games, including the final four games of the season.

The Dartmouth, Nova Scotia native is one of six Big 12 players on the list.

A list of the midseason 30 team will be released on Feb. 13, 2019, followed by the 10 national semifinalists and four finalists on March 4, 2019 and March 19, 2019 respectively. The 2019 Citizen Naismith Trophy will be awarded at the Naismith Awards Brunch on April 7, 2019, during the Final Four in Minneapolis.

Wigginton and his Cyclone teammates open the season Tuesday against Alabama State at Hilton Coliseum. The game will start at 7 p.m.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State junior wide receiver Hakeem Butler has been added to the Biletnikoff Award watch list, announced today by the Tallahassee Quarterback Club Foundation.

Select voters of the award, given annually to the nation’s best receiver regardless of position, will trim down the list to 10 semifinalists on Nov. 12.

A native of Baltimore, Md., Butler has been a human highlight reel, leading the nation in yards per reception at 24.0.

His big-play ability has been on full display this season, recording nine of ISU’s 11 longest plays with eight receptions of 40 yards or longer.

Butler, who leads the team in receptions (33), receiving yards (791) and TD catches (8), has recorded four 100-yard receiving games on the year, including three-straight. He ranks 10th nationally in receiving yards per game at 98.9.

Five of Butler’s eight TD catches have gone for 48 yards or more and his eight TD snares ties for fifth on ISU’s season list. He currently has a streak of four-straight games with a TD catch, tying for the third-longest string in school history.

Against Oklahoma, Butler recorded a career-high 174 receiving yards and two TDs. In the Kansas win, he tied for the fifth-longest catch in school history with an 83-yard TD grab. He ended the KU game with 164 yards and two TDs.

Butler will go down as one of the greatest receivers in school history. He currently ranks in Iowa State’s career top-10 in yards per reception (1st- 19.5), receiving yards (8th, 1,622), TD catches (3rd- 17) and 100-yard receiving games (5th- 6).

Some of the top senior cross country runners around the state competed in the IATC All-Star meet on Saturday at DMACC in Ankeny.

In the girls race some of the area runners included Emma Lucas of Bedford who won the race. Creston’s Brielle Baker finished 13th. Alexis Post of Riverside finished 21st. Amelie Quartier of TJ came in 26th. Harlan’s Greichaly Kaster was 30th. Atlantic’s Ashley Wendt came in 37th and Karsyn Rush was 40th. Carlie Manrose of Shenandoah/Essex was 53rd and her teammate Claire Campbell was 57th.

In the boys race Jordan Hustak of Missouri Valley was the winner. Justin Ambrose of Boyer Valley finished 10th, Jalen Petersen of Atlantic was 24th, Jack Campbell of Shenandoah-Essex was 63rd.

A total of 60 girls and 66 boys competed in the All-Star event.

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Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

CLEVELAND (AP) — Patrick Mahomes passed for 375 yards and three touchdowns, leading the Kansas City Chiefs to a 37-21 win over the Cleveland Browns. Mahomes connected twice with Travis Kelce and once with Kareem Hunt, who added two scoring runs. Mahomes has 29 TDs in 10 career games, the best start by an NFL quarterback since 1950. The Browns lost their fourth straight and first since Hue Jackson was fired.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Kansas fired football coach David Beaty, effective at the end of the season, ending a three-plus year tenure marked by modest improvement but just a handful of wins. The school announced the firing Sunday. Beaty has a career record of 6-39 with three wins against Power Five opponents. He will be paid $3 million under terms of his contract.

UNDATED (AP) — No. 7 West Virginia has re-entered the top 10 of The Associated Press college football poll after another weekend in which the number of ranked teams losing reached double digits. No. 1 Alabama, No. 2 Clemson and No. 3 Notre Dame remained unchanged. No. 4 Michigan, No. 5 Georgia and No. 6 Oklahoma each moved up a spot. Iowa State was ranked for the first time this season. It’s one of five teams to move into the ranking. Washington, North Carolina State, Michigan State and Cincinnati reappeared.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Patrick Mahomes passed for 375 yards, threw three touchdown passes — two to Travis Kelce — and continued the best start by an NFL quarterback in 68 years as Kansas City’s impossible-to-handle offense kept rolling with a 37-21 win on Sunday over the Cleveland Browns, who played their first game since coach Hue Jackson’s firing.

Kareem Hunt had two scoring runs and one receiving for the Chiefs (8-1), who came in averaging 36.3 points per game with an offense overloaded with weapons for Mahomes. The 23-year-old used all of them in winning his first pro matchup against Baker Mayfield and the Browns (2-6-1).

Mahomes and Mayfield didn’t match their epic college meeting in 2016, when they combined for more than 1,700 yards in offense. But the Chiefs put on another impressive offensive show with 499 total yards, averaging 8.6 per snap. In his second season, Mahomes, who made just one start as a rookie, already has 29 TD passes and 3,185 yards, the most by any QB through 10 games since 1950. He has passed for at least 300 yards in eight straight games.

UP NEXT: The Chiefs host Arizona on Nov. 11

No. 7 West Virginia re-entered the top 10 of The Associated Press college football poll after another weekend in which the number of ranked teams losing reached double digits. Unanimous No. 1 Alabama, No. 2 Clemson and No. 3 Notre Dame remained unchanged, and No. 4 Michigan, No. 5 Georgia and No. 6 Oklahoma each moved up a spot. The Mountaineers surged from No. 12 after beating Texas on a go-ahead 2-point conversion in final minute.

Ten ranked teams lost this weekend, four in games against other ranked teams. Over the last two weeks, 21 ranked teams have lost, the most over a two-week span since the AP poll expanded to 25 in 1989.

Iowa State was ranked for the first time this season, one of five teams to move into the ranking this week. Iowa and Texas A&M fell out after losing for the second straight week.

The Atlantic girls swim team competed at State Meet in Marshalltown this weekend and came away with a12th place team finish with 63 points. Ames was the team champion with 372 points. The State Meet was held at the Marshalltown YWCA/YMCA.

Heres a look at the events for the Trojans:

200 Yard Medley Relay: 14th Atlantic 1:52.96 1:52.58 6 1) Annamaria Lowary JR 2) Mckenna Ewoldt SR 3) Clare Christensen JR 4) Aleah Hermansen FR
200 Yard Freestyle: Cambry Miller- Prelims: Qualified 12th 1:56.01 q. Finals: 14th 1:57.51
200 Yard IM: Annamaria Lowary- Prelims: 27th, DNQ 2:16.01
100 Yard Butterfly: Claire Christensen- Prelims: 25th, DNQ 1:00.05
100 Yard Freestyle: Cambry Miller- Prelims: Qualified 10th 53.18. Finals: 9th 53.64.
200 Yard Freestyle Relay- 8th Atlantic 1:38.78 1:38.41 1) Aleah Hermansen FR 2) Kathryn Landhuis JR 3) Clare Christensen JR 4) Cambry Miller SR
100 Yard Backstroke: Annamaria Lowary: Prelims: 22nd, DNQ 1:00.08
400 Yard Freestyle Relay-  7th Atlantic 3:37.40 3:34.63 1) Aleah Hermansen FR 2) Annamaria Lowary JR 3) Clare Christensen JR 4) Cambry Miller SR

Full meet results can be found here.