IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Wrestlers Tervel Dlagnev, Ben Provisor and Elena Pirozhkova secured trips to the Rio Olympics with wins Saturday at the U.S. Team Trials. Dlagnev beat Zach Rey twice in a best-of-three finals series at freestyle heavyweight to earn his second trip to the Olympics.

Provisor pinned Jacob Clark in the finals to earn the U.S. spot at 85 kilograms in the Greco-Roman discipline. Pirozhkova, who represented the U.S. at the London Games in 2012, pinned Erin Clodgo in the second match of the finals to earn her second straight Olympic berth at women’s 63 kilograms.

LOS ANGELES – Iowa State senior Georges Niang has been announced as the winner of the 2016 Karl Malone Award, presented annually to the nation’s top college basketball power forward by Basketball Hall of Fame. Niang was named the recipient of the award Friday evening on ESPN’s College Basketball Awards Show, which was held at Club Nokia in Los Angeles.

Niang, who has re-written the Iowa State record books, is the first Cyclone men’s basketball player to win an individual postseason award. He is the first two-time All-American in school history after earning second-team honors from the Associated Press, National Association of Basketball Coaches and the United States Basketball Writers Association.

Niang averaged 20.5 points and shot 54.6 percent from the field, 39.2 percent behind the arc and 80.7 percent at the free-throw line en route to earning consensus All-America honors in his final collegiate season.

The unanimous All-Big 12 First-Team selection was a dominant force on the offensive end, scoring in double figures in all 35 games and posting 17 games with 20 or more points.

He averaged 28.7 points in three NCAA Tournament games, becoming just the fifth player in tournament history to score 28 or more points in three consecutive games.

Niang finished second in the Big 12 in scoring and was the only player in the league to rank among the top-10 in rebounds and assists.

(Info from cyclones.com)

BOYS

• AHSTW 188 Tri-Center 207
  Medalist: Dustin Engel, AHSTW 45
  Runner-up: Brandon Osbahr, AHSTW 45
• Glidden-Ralston 186 CAM 191 Southwest Valley 221
  Medalist: Sam Brant, Glidden-Ralston 42
  Runner-up: Tyler Kopp, CAM 44
• Griswold 181 Logan-Magnolia 197
  Medalist: Jacob Reynolds, Griswold 42
  Runner-up: James Reynolds, Griswold 44
• Treynor 176 Nishnabotna 186 Riverside 199
  Medalist: Jayden Anderson, Treynor 42
  Runner-up: Tyler Krueger, Riverside 42

GIRLS

• Audubon 231 Underwood 254
  Medalist: Jasmine Tuner, Audubon 50
  Runner-up: Jorja Weitl, Audubon 59
• CAM 247 Southwest Valley NTS
  Medalist: Morgan Ferguson, CAM 57
  Runner-up: Ericka Stender, CAM 60
• Creston 219 ADM 221
  Medalist: Camryn Somers, Creston 49
  Runner-up: Nicole Bever, ADM 50
• Griswold 210 Logan-Magnolia NTS
  Medalist: Mateya Peters, Griswold 51
  Runner-up: Reagan Whitehill, Griswold 51
• Treynor 191 Nishnabotna 254 Riverside NTS
  Medalist: Aly Anderson, Treynor 44
  Runner-up: Kayla Chapman, Treynor 48
• Tri-Center 236 AHSTW 238
  Medalist: Kara Johnson, Tri-Center 53
  Runner-up: Hannah Denning, AHSTW 54

Denison-Schleswig hosted a Co-Ed track meet on Friday, April 8th at the Boyer Valley track in Dunlap

GIRLS

1. Denison – 151
2. Logan-Magnolia 106
3. Atlantic 93
4. Tri-Center 75
5. IKM-Manning 73
6. Charter Oak-Ute 36
7. AHSTW 27
8. Boyer Valley 22
9. Denison JV 6

Tiffany Williams won the 400m and 1500m for Atlantic.  She was also 2nd in the High Jump.  The Trojans also won the 4x200m Relay.

Full Results D_S CoEd Girls scoring 4816.

BOYS

1. Denison-Schleswig 142.25
2. Treynor 123
3. Logan-Magnolia 90.5
4. Boyer Valley 88.25
5. IKM-Manning 58
6. Tri-Center 21
7. Charter Oak-Ute 13
8. AHSTW 11
9. Denison-Schleswig JV 9

Full results D_S CoEd Boys scoring 4816.