• 106 – Paxton Whiteaker (Lewis Central) 43-9 won by decision over Jacob Schipper (North Scott) 38-13 (Dec 12-7)
• 106 – McGwire Midkiff (CB Thomas Jefferson) 40-9 won by decision over Collin Koerperich (Western Dubuque) 36-9 (Dec 6-1)
• 113 – Jorge Partida (Denison-Schleswig) 34-6 won by fall over Cody Batterson (Southeast Polk) 29-15 (Fall 4:50)
• 120 – Alijah Jeffery (Linn-Mar) 38-0 won by fall over AJ Slaughter (Glenwood) 28-22 (Fall 0:57)
• 120 –  Kyle Briggs (CR Jefferson) 25-12 won by tech fall over Robbie Finch (CB Abraham Lincoln) 40-9 (TF-1.5 5:35 (22-6))
• 126 – Colton Clingenpeel (CB Thomas Jefferson) 37-2 won by major decision over Jack Koethe (WDM Valley) 32-14 (MD 9-0)
• 126 – John Gioffredi (Indianola) 41-2 won by major decision over Cole Peckham (Glenwood) 39-11 (MD 9-1)
• 132 – Jake Koethe (WDM Valley) 43-1 won by fall over Justin Kaltved (Carroll) 27-11 (Fall 1:28)
• 132 – Levi Azinger (Pella) 35-3 won by major decision over Mac Southard (Lewis Central) 33-21 (MD 8-0)
• 132 – Matt Malcom (Glenwood) 46-6 won by major decision over Jakeb Bakken (Iowa City West) 35-19 (MD 13-0)
• 138 – Logan Ryan (Bettendorf) 45-1 won by fall over Steven Ruby (CB Thomas Jefferson) 17-10 (Fall 2:40)
• 145 – Jason Wallace (CB Thomas Jefferson) 34-5 won by tech fall over Israel Dirkx (Carroll) 26-14 (TF-1.5 4:22 (16-1))
• 152 – Ethan Ruby (Lewis Central) 45-5 won by fall over Dustin Caldwell (Clinton) 31-10 (Fall 5:10)
• 160 – Josh Clark (Glenwood) 28-11 won by decision over Nathaniel Standish (Johnston) 30-14 (Dec 15-9)
• 170 – Sean Ickes (CR Xavier) 37-7 won by major decision over Hayden Waldstein (Lewis Central) 29-19 (MD 13-2)
• 182 – Rocky Lombardi (WDM Valley) 33-7 won by decision over Chris Thomas (Lewis Central) 34-20 (Dec 7-2)
• 195 – Ray Schroder (Newton) 39-5 won by decision over Jake Taylor (CB Thomas Jefferson) 32-18 (Dec 6-1)
• 195 – Drea Lamb (Oskaloosa) 16-4 won by decision over Dustin Putnam (CB Abraham Lincoln) 36-15 (Dec 5-1)
• 220 – Max Erpelding (Bettendorf) 23-25 won by fall over Mitch Cam (Denison-Schleswig) 19-12 (Fall 2:46)
• 285 – Jordan Bywater (CB Abraham Lincoln) 44-3 won by decision over Tom Schiffer (Mason City) 29-7 (Dec 7-3)
• 285 – Kaleb Staack (Waverly-Shell Rock) 45-4 won by fall over Jacob Cook (Lewis Central) 34-17 (Fall 4:15)

Consolation:

• 120 – Skylar DeJong (Oskaloosa) 33-9 won by fall over Robbie Finch (CB Abraham Lincoln) 40-10 (Fall 2:44)
• 120 – Camiran Sadeghi (Keokuk) 27-6 won by fall over AJ Slaughter (Glenwood) 28-23 (Fall 0:28)
• 126 – Logen Rodriguez (CR Kennedy) 30-9 won by decision over Cole Peckham (Glenwood) 39-12 (Dec 5-4)
• 132 – Matt Wempen (Linn-Mar) 18-4 won by decision over Mac Southard (Lewis Central) 33-22 (Dec 4-2)
• 132 – Austin Hosch (Western Dubuque) 42-2 won by decision over Justin Kaltved (Carroll) 27-12 (Dec 4-0)
• 138 – Lachlan Kelley (Urbandale) 28-9 won by decision over Steven Ruby (CB Thomas Jefferson) 17-11 (Dec 4-3)
• 145 –  Israel Dirkx (Carroll) 27-14 won by fall over Selbie McNair (Davenport North) 27-18 (Fall 2:53)
• 170 – Jeffrey Thongvanh (Newton) 17-11 won by major decision over Hayden Waldstein (Lewis Central) 29-20 (MD 15-5)
• 182 – Chris Thomas (Lewis Central) 35-20 won by fall over Jamiir Moore (Waterloo East) 15-12 (Fall 1:07)
• 195 – Deion Mikesell (Southeast Polk) 26-8 won by fall over Dustin Putnam (CB Abraham Lincoln) 36-16 (Fall 0:50)
• 195 – John Ware (Ankeny Centennial) 38-7 won by major decision over Jake Taylor (CB Thomas Jefferson) 32-19 (MD 14-5)
• 220 – Harrison Townsend (Ames) 25-12 won by injury default over Mitch Cam (Denison-Schleswig) 19-13 (Inj. 0:00)
• 285 – Jacob Cook (Lewis Central) 35-17 won by decision over Jake Heinrich (Urbandale) 33-15 (Dec 5-2)

Team Scores:

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State senior Melvin Ejim earned Capital One First-Team Academic All-America honors, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).

Ejim, a Toronto, Ontario native, joins his head coach Fred Hoiberg as the only Iowa State men’s basketball players to earn first-team academic All-America accolades.  Hoiberg was a first-teamer in 1995 and earned second-team honors in 1994. Julius Michalik (3rd-1994), Paul Shirley (2nd- 2001) and Jake Sullivan (3rd- 2003) round out Iowa State’s list of CoSIDA Academic All-Americans.

Ejim has been a star for Iowa State in the classroom and on the court. The history major boasts a 3.70 GPA, while also working toward earning a business minor. Ejim is a member of the prestigious Phi Kappa Phi Academic Honors Society and in 2013 was named the inaugural Big 12 Scholar Athlete of the Year.

On the basketball court, Ejim has helped guide No. 17 Iowa State to a 20-5 record. He is leading the Big 12 in scoring with 19.1 points per game and ranks second with 8.6 rebounds per game. A two-time All-Big 12 Conference selection, Ejim has 30 career double-doubles. Ejim, a four-year starter, has scored 1,478 points and grabbed 963 rebounds in his career.

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State women’s basketball senior Hallie Christofferson has been named to the Capital One Academic All-America third-team, selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), the organization announced today.

Christofferson is one of 15 Division I women’s basketball student-athletes who were named to the Capital One Academic All-America teams. Christofferson was the only Big 12 student-athlete selected as an Academic All-American.

She joins four other Iowa State women’s basketball players to receive Academic All-America honors, as Anne O’Neil, Angie Welle, Lindsey Wilson and Jayme Olson, a two-time honoree, earned the honor during their time at ISU.

The senior graphic design major holds a 3.43 grade point average and was a member of the Big 12 honor roll and named an ISU Scholar-Athlete in 2013. This season, the senior is averaging 18.8 points per contest, which ranks second in the Big 12, and 7.4 rebounds. She has also been tabbed to numerous midseason watch lists.

Christofferson is the fifth Cyclone to amass 1,600 points and 750 rebounds in a career (Angie Welle, Megan Taylor, Jayme Olson, Tonya Burns). Christofferson is a two-time Academic All-Big 12 honoree and was also names an ISU Scholar Athlete last season.