The Iowa Girls Coaches Association announced their All-State teams on Wednesday, November 22nd following the 2016 campaign.

2016 IGCA Elite Volleyball Team
Player of the Year: Mackenzie May/Dubuque Wahlert/12
Mackenzie May/Dubuque Wahlert/12
Sydney Petersen/Dike New Hartford/11
Hannah Lockin/West Des Moines Valley/12
Kiley De Berg/Hudson/12
Alyssa Ballenger/Ankeny/12
Tayah Mahi/Cedar Falls/11
Madi Kubuk/West Des Moines Valley/10
Taryn Knuth/Johnston/12

Class 1A
Player of the Year: Kiley DeBerg/Hudson
Coach of the Year: Shelley Sorenson/Janesville
1st Team
Kiley DeBerg/Hudson/12
Gillian Gergen/Janesville/12
Bree Thompson/Janesville/10
Alisa Bengen/Janesville/10
Jadin Wagner/Lawton Bronson/12
Ali Randolph/Holy Trinity/12
Emily Box/Holy Trinity/10
Ashlan Thompson/Grand View Christian/12
2nd Team
Kaitlin Schultes/Audubon/12
Kennedy Drewis/Tripoli/10
Kennedy Meister/Janesville/11
Mikayla Nachazel/Springville/11
Camryn McClintock/Sidney/10
Emma Lynch/Burlington Notre Dame/12
Hayley Goedken/Starmont/10
Kenzie Mantz/Belle Plaine/10
3rd Team
Rylee Menster/Springville/11
Jenna Wede/Lawton Bronson/12
Cara Arrasmith/Grand View Christian/12
Lily Leikweg/Janesville/10
Katie Peters/LeMars Gehlen/10
Claire Olsen/Audubon/12
Hannah Connelly/Siouxland Christian/12
Regan Janssen/Starmont/11
Honorable Mention
Carson McSorley/New London/11
Alyssa Jaeger/Springville/11
Chelsea Weis/Stanton/12
Daiton Martin/Essex/11
Daryn Nowlin/Lamoni/12
Kayla Schut/Iowa Christian Academy/12
Jaden Daffer/Sidney/10
Brylyn Clute/Edgewood-Colesburg/12
Ali Harms/Tripoli/12
Hannah Huss/Fort Dodge St. Edmond/11
Emily Hansmann/George-Little Rock/12
Caliegh Smith/Iowa Valley/11
Cheyenne Wright/Grand View Christian/11
Cherisse Ward/Iowa Valley/11
Mya Lawlor/Holy Trinity Catholic/10
Breanna Mettler/New London/11
Taylor Campbell/Siouxland Christian/12

Class 2A
Player of the Year: Karsyn Winterfeld/Western Christian
Coach of the Year: Tammi Veerbeek/Western Christian
1st Team
Anna Sinnott/Waterloo Columbus/11
Karsyn Winterfeld/Western Christian/12
Josie Blankespoor/Unity Christian/12
Jaydlin Seehase/Sumner-Fredericksburg/12
Becca Pagel/Sumner-Fredericksburg/12
Erika Feenstra/Western Christian/12
Alli Timmermanns/Unity Christian/12
Jenna Brandt/Sumner-Fredericksburg/11
2nd Team
Sydney McLaren/Council Bluffs St. Albert/10
Lauren McManus/Waterloo Columbus/12
Ashtyn Veerbeek/Western Christian/11
Allison Birks/South Central Calhoun/11
Kylie Willis/Grundy Center/10
Corrina Timmermanns/Unity Christian/10
Abby Tiarks/Treynor/12
Allison Eikenberry/Tri Center Neola/11
3rd Team
Hannah Wagner/Central Springs/12
Abby Knoop/West Branch/12
Kara Brown/Mediapolis/12
Ady Wintermote/South Hamilton/12
Olivia McCune/Woodward Granger/12
Hope Rasmussen/Central Lyon/12
Bekah Horstman/Pella Christian/11
Lexi Groe/Lake Mills/12
Honorable Mention
Sydney Mathews/Grundy Center/10
Tori Masker/Tri Center Neola/12
Lexi Petry/Council Bluffs St. Albert/11
Darby Hawtrey/North Cedar/12
Kate Shannon/Waterloo Columbus/10
Ashley Boer/Central Lyons/12
Hallie Reuter/Hinton/11
Sarah Vorwerk/Mediapolis/12
Mary Hansen/Woodward Granger/12
Emily Hay/North Cedar/12

Class 3A
Player of the Year: Sydney Petersen/Dike New Hartford
Coach of the Year: Diane Harms/Dike New Hartford
1st Team
Sydney Petersen/Dike New Hartford/11
Baylee Petersen/Dike New Hartford/11
Megan Hudson/Union Community, LaPorte City/12
Libby Ryan/Mt. Vernon/12
Jessica Harald/Sioux Center/12
Amiee Adams/Kuemper Catholic, Carroll/10
Hannah Becker/North Polk/12
2nd Team
Peyton Parker/Union Community, LaPorte City/12
Sierra Athen/Red Oak/11
Haley Lyness/West Delaware/12
Kaitlyn Volesky/Mt. Vernon/12
Macy Smith/Spirit Lake/12
Wynne Vandersall/Dike New Hartford/12
Kara Peter/Kuemper Catholic, Carroll/09
3rd Team
Alexis Toering/Sioux Center/11
Julia Huiskamp/Davenport Assumption/12
Kelsey Havel/Osage/11
Abby Lohrman/Kuemper Catholic, Carroll/12
Madison Hedges/Dike New Hartford/11
Kylie Bildstein/Beckman Catholic, Dyersville/12
Inga Rotto/Gilbert/11
Honorable Mention
Maggie Driscol/Union Community, LaPorte City/12
Abby Zaugg/Humboldt/12
Abigail Weideman/Center Point Urbana/11
Rylie Olson/Osage/11
Lauren Bair/Clarinda/11
Breanne O’Neill/East Sac County/12
Hannah Dykshorn/Sioux Center/12
Jade Putz/West Delaware/12

CLASS 4A
Player of the Year: Mackenzie May/Wahlert, Dubuque
Coach of the Year: Lindsey Beaves/Wahlert, Dubuque
1st Team
Mackenzie May/Wahlert, Dubuque/12
Emily Holterhaus/Pella/10
Charlotte Richards/Cedar Rapids Xavier/11
Isabella Sade/Marion/12
Abby Stephenson/Nevada/12
Caitlyn Smith/Marion/11
Kaitlyn Niedert/Independence/12
2nd Team
Kiki Pingel/Pella/12
Gabby Ridgeway/Norwalk/12
Katie Foster/Charles City/12
Jenna Gremmel/Wahlert, Dubuque/11
Katherine Poore/Lewis Central/11
Samantha McCabe/Sioux City Heelan/11
Gillian Tupper/Nevada/12
Honorable Mention
Mary Volz/Sioux City Heelan/12
Krystal Tranel/Wahlert, Dubuque/11
Grace Judd/Dallas Center Grimes/12
Sami Schepers/ADM/11
Sheyanne Koethe/Clear Creek Amana/12
Kristan Zenk/LeMars/12
Madison Paulson/Lewis Central/12
Elizabeth Fleckenstein/Wahlert, Dubuque/12
Tanea Westhoff/Marion/12
McKenna Greenwalt/Clinton/12
Amber Dilsaver/Fort Madison/11

Class 5A
Player of the Year: Hannah Lockin/West Des Moines Valley
Coach of the Year: Jessica Rinehart/Ankeny Centennial
1st Team
Hannah Lockin/WDM Valley/12
Taryn Knuth/Johnston/12
Alyssa Ballenger/Ankeny/12
Tayah Mahi/Cedar Falls/11
Madi Kubik/WDM Valley/10
Kylee Macke/Ankeny Centennial/12
Kenna Sauer/Ankeny Centennial/10
2nd Team
Alexa Aldrich-Ingram/Iowa City High/12
Emily Plock/Southeast Polk/12
Taylor Lynch/Cedar Falls/11
Piper Mauck/DM Roosevelt/12
Ellie Anderson/Linn-Mar/12
Meredith Sieck/Ankeny Centennial/12
Grace Burken/Cedar Falls/11
Honorable Mention
Grace Cumming/DM Roosevelt/10
Oliva Winker/Ankeny/12
Emma Norris/Iowa City West/12
Megan Oldenburger/Cedar Rapids Prairie/12
Paige Frank/Cedar Rapids Kennedy/12
Lexi Lapke/Sioux City East/12
Megan Renner/Linn-Mar/10
Maddie Slagle/Cedar Rapids Jefferson/11
Hope Splinter/Dubuque Hempstead/12
Claire Leonard/Bettendorf/12
Emily DeDoncker/Urbandale/11
Emilee McGowan/Linn-Mar/12
Regan Mazour/Marshalltown/11

Clarinda 69, Lenox 24

Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 59, Glenwood 36

Denison-Schleswig 54, Atlantic 34

Earlham 49, Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 33

Lewis Central 76, Sioux City, North 41

Nodaway Valley 64, West Central Valley, Stuart 49

Panorama, Panora 69, Bondurant Farrar 30

Red Oak 62, A-H-S-T-W, Avoca 53

Shenandoah 73, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln 53

Stanton 50, Bedford 31

Iowa St. 74, Savannah St. 51

William Penn 78, Grand View 66

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Drake University’s head athletic trainer says he was abruptly fired after 31 years when a medical condition forced him to urinate in a training room. Scott Kerr filed a complaint Tuesday against Drake with the Iowa Civil Rights Commission, alleging disability and age discrimination.

Kerr said that he developed a medical condition that gave him sudden urges to urinate. He said that as he was working Aug. 29, he urinated in a tank that he was cleaning out. He believed he was alone and thoroughly cleaned the tank afterward.

But someone else saw what happened. Kerr says he reported it to administrators days later. Kerr said he was diagnosed with an enlarged prostate, and hoped Drake would accommodate his condition. But he was fired by athletic director Sandy Hatfield Clubb.

The Atlantic Girls Basketball team is now 0-2 on the young season after a 54-34 loss at Denison on Tuesday night.  The Trojans suffered from poor shooting on the night and and couldn’t keep pace with a Denison team that returned the core of their lineup from last season.  The Monarchs took advantage of a scoring drought for the Trojans in the second quarter and grabbed a 14 point halftime lead.  Atlantic cut that lead down to 8 to start the third quarter but Denison pushed back and lead 41-26 by the end of the third on their way to the 20 point win.

Denison was led by Macy Waldemar with 12 points and Alex Mohr with 11.  Atlantic got 10 points from McKenna DenBeste in the loss. Atlantic Head Coach Kelly Juhl thought his team was sluggish after playing last night and shooting suffered.

Coach Juhl didn’t believe the loss was due to a lack of knowledge they just need to shoot better and find some players that will lead by example.

The Trojans are off now for the Thanksgiving break and will be back on the floor Friday, December 2nd at St. Albert.

The Atlantic/CAM Wrestling squad is ranked 3rd in Class 2A in the preseason rankings released today by iawrestle.com. Atlantic/CAM also has six wrestlers ranked in the top 10 of their expected weight classes to open up the season. Carter Cox is top ranked at 113, Kole Hansen 6th at 120, Chase McLaren 9th at 126, Drake Roller 10th at 170, Zac Stork 2nd at 195, and John McConkey is 5th at 285.  They open up their season on Thursday, December 1st with a Quad meet at CAM High School.

Check out the full rankings in all classes at the links below:

Class 1A

Class 2A

Class 3A

Chris Parks has the call of the game played at Atlantic High School

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Audubon 40, AC/GC 27

Boyer Valley, Dunlap 62, Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 37

Carroll 70, Atlantic 67

Mount Ayr 49, Creston 39

West Sioux, Hawarden 62, Siouxland Community Christian/Whiting 45

Norwalk vs. ADM, Adel, ppd.

The Atlantic Girls Basketball team let one slip away to start the 2016-17 season at home against Carroll Monday night. The Trojans led by 10 at the end of the third quarter but let that lead slip away in a 70-67 loss.

The two teams traded the lead back and forth down the stretch and Atlantic lead by 1 before Madison Lingle nailed one of her 4 fourth quarter 3-pointers to put the Tigers back up by 1.  Catherine Leonard was then fouled on the other end and went to the line for two free throws for Atlantic. She made the first but missed the second and the ball ended up tied up on a fight for the rebound. The possession arrow belonged to Carroll and they in-bounded the ball and ran off about five seconds until Atlantic was able to foul Tiger Sophomore Taylor Mohr with 9 seconds left. Mohr, who was playing much of the final quarter with four fouls, knocked down the 1-and-1 freebies and pushed the lead out to 3.  Atlantic had one final three point heave from Baylee Newell that fell short and time ran out.

Atlantic Coach Kelly Juhl was disappointed that his team broke down defensively in the fourth quarter and said Carroll found the right moment in the game to get hot.

Carroll was led in the win by Lingle with 19 points. Taylor Mohr finished with 16.  Atlantic was led in the loss by Baylee Newell with 18 points and Brooke Newell with 13. The Trojans really struggled in the fourth quarter to get out on the hot shooters for the Tigers and Coach Juhl said they didn’t execute the defensive game-plan the Trojans wanted to.

Atlantic doesn’t get any time to dwell on the loss as they head to Denison tonight for a tough game against the Lady Monarchs. Coach Juhl knows they will need to have a short memory to put the tough loss behind them and be ready for another big test.

We’ll have coverage of the Trojans and Lady Monarchs for you tonight on KJAN. Pre-Game scheduled for 7:15pm with Tip-off at 7:30pm.