Class A, District 10 – Final Standings

*#Westwood       5-0            8-2
Tri-Center            3-2            6-3
Lawton-Bronson  3-2            5-4
Woodbury Cntrl   3-2            5-4
West Monona      1-4            4-5
Logan-Magnolia  0-5            1-8
*2018 District Champion, Playoff Qualifier.
# 2018 State Playoff Qualifier.

2018 All-District Honors

District Offensive MVP:Sean Westergaard, Westwood.
District Defensive MVP: Wade Mitchell, Woodbury Central.
District Lineman of the Year:Jonah Kohlbaum, Lawton-Bronson.
All-District Specialists:Ethan Copeland, Woodbury Central.
All-District Punter:Sam Miller, Westwood.
All-District Kicker:Gaven Heim, Tri-Center.
Coach of the Year:Cass Burkhart, Westwood.
Assistant Coaches of the Year:Don Jorgensen, Westwood; Joe Melton, Lawton-Bronson. 

First Team

Westwood:Trenton Dirks (OL), Sean Westergaard (QB), Braulio Munoz (RB), Sam Miller (DB), Carter Copple (LB), Harrison East (OL), Steven Baker (LB).

Lawton-Bronson:Jonah Kohlbaum (DL), Cody Feddersen (OL), Trey Boschen (DB); Hayden Dahlhauser (LB), Jacob Rader (OL).

Tri-Center:Bryant Barrier (LB), Bryson Freeberg (QB), Jake Manhart (LB), Wyatt Andersen (WR), Cole Wehrli (DE).

Woodbury Central:Wade Mitchell (LB), Mitchell Countryman (DB/LB), Garret Arment (QB), Matt Carney (DB), Ethan Copeland (WR).

West Monona:Dylan Collison (RB), Sean Pinkleman (RB), Darius Gash (LB).

Logan-Magnolia:Beau Peschel (OL), Wyatt Wohlers (RB).

Second Team

Westwood:Francisco Rohner (DB), Eddie Dandurand (OL).

Lawton-Bronson:Josh Wingert (DB), Cade Pedersen (S).

Tri-Center:Conner Holben (DE), Trevor Carlson (RB).

Woodbury Central:Jim Moss (OL), Jacob Kuntz (LB/WR).

West Monona:Casey McMinnamen (QB), Calvin Coffman (S).

Logan-Magnolia:Matt Soetmelk (TE), Austin Zaiser (DL).

Honorable Mention

Westwood:Zach Adams (DL), Ben Brekke (LB).

Lawton-Bronson:Hasten Michaels (DB), Rico Garcia (LB).

Tri-Center: Trevor Nelson (WR), Alex Ausdemore (OL).

Woodbury Central:Nathan Lister (DL), Matt Carley (OL).

West Monona: Josh Heather (RB), Wesley Hanson (LB).

Logan-Magnolia:Chase Maguire (DE), Barret Pitt (DL).

Academic All-District (Must be junior or senior, maintain a 3.25 grade point average) – (Includes football players, managers, cheerleaders)

Westwood:Carter Copple, Braulio Munoz, Steven Heilman, Harrison East, Sean Westergaard, Guadalupe Munoz, Carah Drees, Kaylee Schmits, Samantha Burkhart, Kalie Stanfield.

Lawton-Bronson:None selected.

Tri-Center:Bryson Freeberg, Cole Wehrli, Kyle Siebels, Wyatt Andersen, Riley Redinbaugh, Emmett White, Kaleb Smith, Connor Attkinson, Chaeli Moir,

Woodbury Central:Mitchell Countryman, Jase Manker, Wade Mitchell, Shawn Archer, Cane Schmitt, Garrett Arment, Brackett Locke, Jacob Steffen, Charlie Polkinghorn, Jakob Schulz, Brayden Sanford, John Groetken, Hunter Koehn, Ethan Copeland.

West Monona:Dylan Collison, Brandon Coble, Logan Feige, Dylan Stroman, Saskia Van Leeuwen.

Logan-Magnolia:Chase Maguire, Isaac Maurice, Brandon Nelson, Beau Peschel, Andrew Skeen, Matt Soetmelk, Josh Stueve, Wyatt Wohlers, Weston Worley, Chase Bucksbee, Dylan Cunard, Colton Hanlon, Tanner Mace, Gabe Walski, Gracie Maguire, Elizabeth Roden, Isabelle Alvis, Hannah Gochenour, Alivia Hedger, Kaitlyn Morrison, Taylor Sporrer.

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Class 1A

Region 1: (3-0) Gehlen Catholic 25-25-25, Westwood, Sloan 16-13-20
Region 2: (3-1) East Mills 25-20-25-25, Fremont-Mills 13-25-23-15
Region 3: (3-1) Gladbrook-Reinbeck 25-18-25-25, Ar-We-Va 15-25-19-22
Region 8: (3-0) Holy Trinity Catholic 25-25-25, East Union 10-11-5

Class 2A

Region 3: (3-2) Treynor 25-26-25-21-15, St. Albert, Council Bluffs 23-28-15-25-12
Region 4: (3-0) Tri-Center, Neola 25-25-25, BCLUW, Conrad 22-14-17
Region 5: (3-0) Sidney 25-25-25, Pella Christian 11-6-11

Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

UNDATED (AP) — No. 19 Iowa’s hopes of a run at a playoff spot were dashed last weekend in a late loss at Penn State. The Hawkeyes can still win the Big Ten West if they win out and if Wisconsin loses one more time. The Hawkeyes have a daunting road ahead, starting with Saturday’s visit to Purdue. That is followed by a home game against division-leading Northwestern.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa State freshman quarterback Brock Purdy has played so well so quickly that sophomore Zeb Noland has already decided to play elsewhere. A shakeup caused by Purdy’s progression is a good problem for the Cyclones to have. But it’s still a problem. Noland intends to transfer and that leaves Iowa State thin behind Purdy at quarterback. The Cyclones visit Kansas on Saturday.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Jason Hammel’s $12 million mutual option has been declined by the Kansas City Royals, who will pay the 36-year-old right-hander a $2 million buyout. Hammel set a career high for losses, going 4-14 with a 6.02 ERA in 18 starts and 21 relief appearances. He was dropped from the rotation in early July after losing six straight starts. He agreed to a $16 million, two-year contract before the 2017 season and went 12-27.

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Class 3A

Region 2 at Atlantic:

3-0) Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 25-25-25, Red Oak 16-20-13

**#1Kuemper Catholic (42-1) takes on #8 Clarion-Goldfield-Dows (27-8) in the State Championship 1^st round on Nov. 7^th at Noon.

Class 4A

Region 1 at Sgt. Bluff:

(3-0) Sergeant Bluff-Luton 25-25-25, Bishop Heelan 8-13-20

**#1 Sgt. Bluff-Luton (34-6) takes on #8 West Delaware (33-10) at State, 4-p.m. Tue., Nov. 6th

Region 2 at Bondurant:

(3-0) Bondurant-Farrar 25-25-34, Lewis Central 17-20-32

**#6 B-F (34-2) plays #3 Dallas Center-Grimes (35-4) 6-p.m. Tue. Nov. 6^th

Class 5A

Region 1 at Ankeny Centennial:

(3-0) Ankeny Centennial 25-25-25, Sioux City, East 6-14-14

**#2 Ankeny Centennial (38-3) takes on Dowling Catholic (29-12) 12-p.m. Tues. Nov. 6^th.

Region 2 at Dowling Catholic:

(3-0) Dowling Catholic 25-25-25, CB Abraham Lincoln 16-21-17

**#7 Dowling Catholic (29-12) takes on #2 Ankeny Centennial (38-3) on Tuesday Nov. 6th at Noon.

Today’s Schedule (7-p.m. starts):

Class 1A

Region 1: Westwood, Sloan v Gehlen Catholic (Siouxland Christian School)
Region 2: Fremont-Mills v East Mills (Riverside Community High School)
Region 3: Gladbrook-Reinbeck vs. Ar-We-Va (Boone High School)
Region 8: Holy Trinity Catholic v East Union (Evans Middle School, Ottumwa)

Class 2A

Region 3: Treynor v St. Albert, Council Bluffs (Lewis Central High School)
Region 4: Tri-Center, Neola v BCLUW, Conrad (Earlham High School)
Region 5: Sidney v Pella Christian (Creston High School)

Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

UNDATED (AP) — Iowa State sophomore quarterback Zeb Noland is transferring after losing the starting job to freshman Brock Purdy. Noland started five games for the Cyclones, including four this season. He threw for 722 yards on 70 of 110 passing, but Purdy has been the spark Iowa State was looking for when he relieved Noland in a win at Oklahoma State three weeks ago. Noland will leave at the end of the semester.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska’s defense has struggled all season and even showed vulnerability to the big play against FCS opponent Bethune-Cookman. The Cornhuskers will need to be much better when they travel to eighth-ranked Ohio State to face Dwayne Haskins and the Buckeyes on Saturday. Nebraska coach Scott Frost is biding his time and says depth will be built through recruiting. For now, the Huskers are 13th in the Big Ten in defense with six starters who were on the worst unit in the conference in 2017.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs owner Clark Hunt says he could not have imagined the quick success of Patrick Mahomes at quarterback. Hunt also talked about several other topics during a midseason discussion with reporters, including his excitement for the upcoming game against the Rams in Mexico City and his thoughts ahead of the NFL’s trade deadline.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Adam Wainwright became a free agent, then finalized a $2 million, one-year contract with the St. Louis Cardinals that allows him to earn $8 million in performance bonuses as a starting pitcher, $3 million for relief appearances and $4 million more for games finished. St. Louis announced the agreement Oct. 11, but the deal was held up because it would have violated baseball’s maximum-cut rule. Because he became a free agent, the rule no longer applied.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals have hired Jeff Albert as their hitting coach and Stubby Clapp as their first base coach, rounding out manager Mike Schildt’s coaching staff for next season. Albert spent time with the Cardinals before spending the past six years with the Astros, while Clapp has been the manager of the Triple-A Memphis team the past two seasons.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Sammy Watkins admits he had an ego problem when he first came into the league. But he has matured over the past few years, and now his me-first attitude has been replaced by a team-first outlook in Kansas City. And perhaps not surprisingly, that has allowed Watkins to have a breakout season for the high-flying Chiefs.

UNDATED (AP) — Purdue had all the answers for four weeks. Quarterback David Blough played impeccably. The defense proved it could go toe to toe against some of the nation’s top teams. It all went wrong last weekend in a loss to Michigan State. Coach Jeff Brohm is back on cleanup duty this week as the Boilermakers prepare to host No. 19 Iowa on Saturday.

Offensive MVP – Kaden Ladwig, OABCIG
Co-Defensive MVP – Bryce Hoyle, Greene County and Alex Heiman, Kuemper
Head Coach of the Year –Mitch Moore, Greene County
Asst. Coach of the Year-Mike Mertes, Kuemper

ELITE QB –Kaden Ladwig, OABCIG
ELITE RB – Nate Wendl, Kuemper
ELITE WR – Cooper DeJean, OABCIG
ELITE WR – Carter Morton, Greene County
ELITE OL – Tyler Miller, Greene County
ELITE DL-Bryce Hoyle, Greene County
ELITE LB -Alex Heiman, Kuemper
ELITE DB – Chase Mullenix, Atlantic
SPECIALIST- Simon Wagner, Kuemper
SPECIALIST -Kyndal Kells, Red Oak

Atlantic

1st Team
Chase Mullenix
Connor Pellett
Tyle Moen
Cale Roller

2nd Team
Jordan Zarbano
Zade Niklasen

Honorable Mention
Bodie Johnson
Colin Mullenix

Greene County

1st Team
Bryce Hoyle
Tyler Miller
Clint Dennhardt
Austin Delp
Carter Morton
Nick Breon

2nd Team
Brent Riley
Colby Kafer
Will Hansen

Honorable Mention
Trey Hinote
Brock Wuebker
Clay Smith
Lance Hughes

Kuemper Catholic

1st Team
Nate Wendl
Kyle Snyder
Alex Heiman
Blake Baumhover
Lucas Riesenberg
Kyle Berg

2nd Team
James DeBolt
Cole Collison
Justin Schaefer

Honorable Mention
Grant Sibenaller
Corbin Borelli
Zach Daniel
Simon Wagner

OA-BCIG

1st Team
Kaden Ladwig
Cooper DeJean
Quintin Cranston
Jake Nieman
Sam Devitt

2nd Team
Ethan Mortensen
Devin Behrendsen

Honorable Mention
William Grote
Tevin Harms

Red Oak

1st Team
Codie Bentley
Hunter McMann
Justin McCunn
Colton Kinnison

2nd Team
Carter Maynes

Honorable Mention
Isaac Birt
Carter Bruce
Dillon Burns
Cole Carlson
Mitchell Johnson
Garrett Rolenc
Cam Vanderhoof

Shenandoah

1st Team
Kyle Cerven
Trevor Bauer

2nd Team
Austin Herold

Honorable Mention
Jake Stenzel
Anthony Stogdill

ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals have hired Jeff Albert as their hitting coach and Stubby Clapp as their first base coach, rounding out manager Mike Schildt’s coaching staff for next season. Albert spent time with the Cardinals before spending the past six years with the Astros, while Clapp has been the manager of the Triple-A Memphis team the past two seasons. The club announced the moves Monday.

Schildt was given the full-time job last season, when he turned around a languishing club following the firing of Mike Matheny. The Cardinals were in playoff contention until the final week of the season.

The Cardinals had already announced that Oliver Marmol would serve as bench coach next season. Pop Warner will serve as third base coach, Mark Budaska will be the assistant hitting coach, Willie McGee will be an assistant coach and Bryan Eversgerd will serve as bullpen coach.

Freshman Brock Purdy has been the spark Iowa State (4-3, 3-2 Big 12) was looking for when he relieved Noland in a win at Oklahoma State three weeks ago.

Senior Kyle Kempt is now the backup, with freshmen Devon Moore and Re-al Mitchell behind him.