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2013-14 BOYS BASKETBALL FINAL STANDINGS
RVC Boys All-Conference Teams
1st Team: Travis Freese (Sr., Ar-We-Va); Austin Stoelk (Jr., Ar-We-Va); Emmitt Wheatley (Jr., Adair-Casey); Sam Honnold (Jr., Coon Rapids-Bayard); Seth Willis (Sr., Woodbine); Drew Peppers (Jr., Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton); Jake Carey (Jr., Paton-Churdan); Jake Roden (Sr., West Harrison).
2nd Team: Brandon Hagge (Jr., Ar-We-Va); Kyle Liechti (Sr., Ar-We-Va); Michael Holste (Sr., C-A-M); Trevor Hachmeister (Jr., Coon Rapids-Bayard); Jake Bruggeman (Sr., Glidden-Ralston); Noah Juergensen (Soph., Paton-Churdan); Brad Staley (Sr., Charter Oak-Ute); Chase Bonsall (Sr., Boyer Valley).
2013-14 GIRLS BASKETBALL FINAL STANDINGS
RVC Girls All-Conference Teams
1st Team: Paige Danner (Sr., Ar-We-Va); London Vais (Sr., Adair-Casey); Alyssa Kragelund (Sr., C-A-M); McKenna Zaners (Jr., Coon Rapids-Bayard); Megan Maaske (Jr., Woodbine); Morgan Straight (Soph., Boyer Valley); Rachel Smith (Jr., Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton); Carleigh Paup (Soph., Paton-Churdan).
2nd Team: Jenna Hausman (Soph., Ar-We-Va); Danni McCorkel (Sr., Adair-Casey); Erin Daugherty (Sr., C-A-M); Rylie Schlepp (Sr., Coon Rapids-Bayard); Dashia Nuzum (Jr., Woodbine); Anna Fleecs (Soph., Glidden-Ralston); Claire Paulsen (Sr., Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton); Crystal Sabus (Jr., Paton-Churdan); Cierra Carlson (Sr., Charter Oak-Ute).
WILLISTON, N.D. (AP) – Williston State college point guard Trey Dickerson plans to play for the University of Iowa the next three years. The 6-foot freshman from New York City gave a verbal commitment to the NCAA Division I Hawkeyes over the weekend. Williston State says Dickerson had received interest from numerous schools and offers from Iowa, Nebraska, Iona, Washington, Washington State, Arkansas, Alabama-Birmingham, St. Louis, and Fordham.
Williston State is a two-year junior college in northwestern North Dakota. Dickerson this season helped lead the Tetons to a 26-5 regular season record and a Mon-Dak Conference title. He was named most valuable player in the conference, with an average of 20 points, six assists and four rebounds per game.
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VIERA, Fla. (AP) – Stephen Strasburg overcame a shaky first inning and the Washington Nationals’ offense came up big again in an 11-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday. Making his second start of the spring, Strasburg walked two and gave up an RBI single to his first three batters before settling down. He went three innings, allowing two hits while throwing 28 of 48 pitches for strikes.
Anthony Rendon homered and Wilson Ramos had two hits and three RBIs for the Nationals, who have scored 27 runs in their last three games. Allen Craig had two of St. Louis’ three hits, including an RBI single. Cardinals starter Joe Kelly gave up five runs and seven hits in 2 1-3 innings.
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma State has won its 12th Big 12 wrestling championship and its 48th conference wrestling title. The Cowboys finished Saturday’s championship hosted by the University of Oklahoma in Norman with six individual conference champions to outscore second-place Oklahoma 98.5 to 63.5 for the championship. Iowa State finished third and West Virginia was fourth.
OSU’s Jon Morrison; Anthony Collica; Alex Dieringer; Taylor Caldwell; Chris Perry; and Austin Marsden won individual titles. OU’s Jarrod Patterson and Kendric Maple also won individual titles as did Iowa State’s Lelund Weatherspoon and Kyven Gadson.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Rachel Theriot scored 19 of her 24 points in the second half Sunday, leading No. 16 Nebraska past No. 23 Iowa 72-65 for the Big Ten tournament title. It’s the first time the Cornhuskers (25-6) have ever won a conference tourney crown, clinching the league’s automatic NCAA tournament bid. Nebraska also posted its second straight 25-win season and is tied for the second most victories in school history. The Cornhuskers head into the postseason with plenty of momentum after winning 12 of 13.
Iowa (26-8) was led by Ally Disterhoft with 20 points and Samantha Logic with 14 but had a six-game winning streak snapped. Nebraska never trailed, though Iowa closed to 57-56 with 7:43 to play. Theriot, the tourney’s most outstanding player, helped Nebraska pull away with an 8-3 run.
JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals signed Cuban free agent shortstop Aledmys Diaz to a major league contract and he’ll report to spring training on Monday. The Cardinals were among a number of teams who held private workouts for the right-handed hitting Diaz. The 23-year-old Diaz batted .315 with 12 home runs and 11 steals in 270 at-bats in 2012 for Los Naranjas de Villa Clara, Cuba’s highest professional league, which has produced Oakland’s Yoenis Cespedes, the Dodgers’ Yasiel Puig and Cincinnati’s Aroldis Chapman.
The Cardinals anticipate the 6-foot-1, 195-pound Diaz will start the year at the high minor league level.
IRVING, Texas (AP) — Iowa State senior forward Melvin Ejim has been selected as the Big 12’s player of the year by the league’s coaches. Ejim was second in the league with both his 18.2 points and 8.6 rebounds a game. The All-Big 12 awards selected by the 10 coaches were announced Sunday.
A pair of Kansas freshmen earned individual awards, with Andrew Wiggins voted the top freshman and 7-foot Joel Embiid the defensive player of the year. Iowa State guard DeAndre Kane was chosen as the newcomer of the year, and Texas’ Rick Barnes is coach of the year.
Joining Ejim, Kane and Wiggins on the All-Big 12 first team are Oklahoma State sophomore guard Marcus Smart and West Virginia junior guard Juwan Staten. The Associated Press releases its awards Monday.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Jess Schaben scored 24 points with nine rebounds and top-ranked Harlan held on in the final 2 minutes to beat No. 8 Western Dubuque 55-51 Saturday night and win the Class 4A state title. Harlan (26-0) steadied after letting a 13-point lead slip away in the fourth quarter and claimed the basketball title to go with the 4A volleyball championship the Cyclones won in November.
Schaben, a 6-foot-2 junior who has committed to Iowa State for volleyball, made 10 of her 11 shots. She also blocked two shots and handed out an assist. Rose Simon-Ressler and Megan Maahs led Western Dubuque (23-3) with 12 points each.
Zoey Weber scored nine for the Bobcats, whose rally fell short after they trailed 46-33 early in the fourth quarter.
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