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In Class 1-A, Junior Outside hitter Carmen Subbert (Soo-bert) of Stanton was a first team selection. Kayla Lindemeyer of Bedford was a second team pick. Third teamers include Amanda Focht (Fuff) of Villisca and Haley Raymond of Bedford.
In Class 2-A, Kuemper Catholic Senior Brabdi Bueltel was a first teamer. Members of the third team include Kaylee Blake of IKM-Manning, Katie Kuch and Kylie Ferguson of St. Albert and Chaley Rath of Treynor. Honorable mention picks include, Nevada Meis of St. Albert and Morgan Naberhaus of Kuemper Catholic.
In Class 3-A, Kate Walker of Red Oak in a third team pick, while Clarinda’s Darci Sunderman and Red Oak’s Grace Blomstedt were honorable mention.
In Class 4-A, Jess Schaben of Harlan was a first teamer. Abby Bergstrom and Amber Huttman of Lewis Central along with Lisa Daringer of Carroll were honorable mention selections.
1-A West Central All District
Maddie Thompson, Grandview Park Baptist
Amy Hinners, Ar-We-Va
McKaylla Bell, Grandview Park Baptist
Dani Bagley, Earlham
Sydney Danker, Guthrie Center
Emily Wolfe, Grandview Park Baptist
Jessica Hausman, Ar-We-Va
Kacie Schreck, Guthrie Center
Caitlyn Riese, Colo-Nesco
Nicole Dentlinger, Coon Rapids Bayard
Coach of the Year: Matt Thompson, Grandview Park Baptist
1-A South West All District
Carmen Subbert, Stanton
Kayla Lindenmeyer, Bedford
Amber Friend, East Union
Rachel Sorenson, Stanton
Amanda Focht, Villisca
Haley Raymond,Bedford
Rochelle Means, East Union
Rochelle Sink, Stanton
Ragen Anderson ,Stanton
Quinn Ruth, Adair-Casey
District Coach of the Year: Jody Druivenga, Stanton
2-A South West All District
Kaylee Blake, IKM-Manning
Nevada Meis, St Albert Catholic
Shelby Sullivan, Tri Center
Chaley Rath, Treynor
Brandi Bueltel, Kuemper Catholic
Kylie Ferguson, St Albert Catholic
Gracie Myers, Treynor
Katie Kuck, St Albert Catholic
Chelsie Hardesty, Underwood
Morgan Naberhaus, Kuemper Catholic
Emma Fiene, Treynor
Emily Nelson, Audubon
Co-District Coach of the Year: Angie Lantz, St Albert & Keith Stickrod Keumper Catholic
3-A West All District
Alexis Conway, MOC-FV
Amber Bakker, Sioux Center
Elizabeth Kiel, Unity Christian
Jessica Van Beek, Sheldon
Piper Richardson, South Central Calhoun
Emily McDonald, MOC-FV
Dakota Blum, East Sac
Darcy Sunderman, Clarinda
Kate Walker, Red Oak
Jillian Estes, Sioux Center
Coach of the Year: Jon Mouw, MOC – FV
4-A West All District
Jess Schaben, Harlan
Lauren Brobst, Bishop Heelan
Abby Bergsten, Lewis Central
Katelynn Poss, Bishop Heelan
Kaylee Schnathorst, Webster City
Lisa Daringer, Carroll
Kaitlynn Voight, Humboldt
Asia Klower, Harlan
Megan McCarthy, Bishop Heelan
Amber Huttman, Lewis Central
Emily Pick, LeMars
Frankie Ecklund, Perry
Coach of the Year: Angie Spangenberg, Harlan
CLICK HERE to see complete list of All-District and All-State selections!
AMES, Iowa (AP) — Tyrus McGee scored 16 points off the bench and Iowa State beat Campbell 88-68 on Sunday night.Will Clyburn added 15 points and eight rebounds for the Cyclones (3-0), who registered assists on 22 of 32 baskets in Ames. Iowa State broke open a tight game with a 14-0 run late in the first half and held a relatively comfortable lead the rest of the way. Darren White had 20 points for Campbell (2-2), which is picked to win its division of the Big South this season.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Andy Dalton threw for 230 yards and accounted for three touchdowns, A.J. Green caught a touchdown pass in his ninth straight game and the Cincinnati Bengals beat the woeful Kansas City Chiefs 28-6 on Sunday. Green finished with six catches for 91 yards in another dazzling performance, Mohamed Sanu had a scoring grab and BenJarvus Green-Ellis ran for 101 yards and a touchdown as the Bengals (5-5) won their second straight following a maddening four-game losing streak.
Cincinnati now plays its next four games against teams with losing records. None of them are as bad as the Chiefs. Jamaal Charles had 87 yards rushing for Kansas City (1-9), but that was the only highlight for a team that lost its seventh straight amid a gloomy crowd at Arrowhead Stadium.
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) — Running back David Johnson ran for two touchdowns and threw for another as Northern Iowa defeated Missouri State 38-13 on Saturday night. Johnson ran 77 yards for a touchdown as the Panthers offense struck early. He later scored on a 2-yard run. Johnson can throw, too. He hit Brett LeMaster on a 36-yarder for a touchdown. Johnson finished the game with 14 carries for 116 yards.
Sawyer Kollmorgen was 20 of 25 for 265 yards and two touchdowns, including an 8-yard pass to Terrell Sinkfield. Kollmorgen hit Carlos Anderson with a 60-yard pass for a touchdown. Northern Iowa (5-6, 4-4 Missouri Valley) was up 24-0 at halftime.
The Bears (3-8, 3-5) finally got on the scoreboard in the fourth quarter when Mikael Cooper-Falls made a 6-yard touchdown run with 5:41 remaining. Dorian Buford caught a 7-yard touchdown pass from Kierra Harris, who was 29 of 39 for 230 yards.
DETROIT (AP) — Ray McCallum capped a 20-point night with a game-sealing 18-footer with 13 seconds left, helping Detroit hold on to beat Drake 85-79 on Saturday night. McCallum’s shot followed a Ben Simons 3-pointer that had pulled Drake within 81-79 with 46 seconds to play. Doug Anderson led the Titans (2-1) with a career-high 26 points on 10-of-12 shooting and made all three of his 3-point attempts. He also pulled down 10 rebounds. Nick Minnerath added 16 points.
Jordan Clarke had 17 points and 10 rebounds for the Bulldogs (1-1), and Chris Hines scored 14. Drake’s bench outscored Detroit’s 25-6. Up 76-62 with 4:04 left after Juwan Howard Jr.’s two free throws, the Titans looked to have the game in hand. But a 17-5 Drake run, capped by Simons’ 3-pointer, got the Bulldogs back within two before McCallum’s late jumper.
Drake now holds an 11-10 lead in the series between the schools.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Aaron White and Josh Oglesby each scored 13 points and Iowa rallied from a 23-point deficit to clip Gardner-Webb 65-56 on Saturday night. The Hawkeyes trailed by as much as 38-15 late in the first half at home before a 15-0 run cut Gardner-Webb’s lead to eight. Iowa took its first lead, 47-46, with 8:22 left, and Devyn Marble’s 3 with 2:17 to go put Iowa ahead 60-52.
Adam Woodbury had 12 points for the Hawkeyes (4-0), who outscored the Runnin’ Bulldogs 47-18 in the second half and survived a major scare. Onzie Branch had 13 to lead Gardner-Webb, which shot 19 percent in the second half.
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Sam Richardson, who had not even attempted a pass all year, threw for 250 yards and four touchdowns Saturday night, sparking Iowa State past Kansas 51-23 and handing the Jayhawks their 20th consecutive Big 12 loss. Richardson led the Cyclones (6-5 overall, 3-5 Big 12) to touchdowns on four straight possessions in the second quarter while taking a 38-17 lead in Lawrence, Kansas. The redshirt freshman, virtually overlooked all year in the Cyclones’ jumbled quarterback picture, had previously seen only mop-up duty in one game.
While going 23 for 27, Richardson spread his completions around to 12 different receivers. Six different Cyclones scored touchdowns. For Kansas (1-10, 0-8), the final home game of the year sent a bedraggled class of seniors out on the same sort of sour note which has characterized their entire collegiate careers.
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) – Jake Koch had 16 points and eight rebounds as Northern Iowa defeated North Dakota 72-47 Saturday. Koch was 10 for 10 from the free-throw line and also had four assists for the Panthers (3-0). Chip Rank added 13 points and Matt Bohannon had 11. Aaron Anderson led North Dakota (1-2) with 12 points.
Northern Iowa never trailed, jumping out to 36-19 lead with 3:22 left in the first half. The Fighting Sioux answered with six straight points before the break and opened the second half on a 7-2 run to pull within 38-32. That was as close as North Dakota got as the Panthers scored the next eight points and eventually built a 25-point lead. Northern Iowa hit its first 16 free throws and finished 17 for 20 at the line.
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