AMES, Iowa (AP) — Seanna Johnson scored 22 points, including two free throws with 5.4 seconds left, and Iowa State rallied to defeat No. 23 Iowa 69-66 on Friday night. Ally Disterhoft, who led the Hawkeyes with 26 points, missed a contested 3-pointer over Bridget Carleton at the buzzer. Iowa (8-2), which lost its 10th straight at Ames, led 33-28 at the half and 54-46 entering the fourth quarter before the Cyclones (5-3) rallied.

It became a duel between Disterhoft, who had nine points in the fourth quarter, and Johnson, who had 11. The duo combined to score the last 12 of the game in the final two minutes but Disterhoft missed a free throw with seven seconds left. The Hawkeyes made 4 of 15 shots in the fourth quarter, Iowa State 8 of 15. Johnson also had 10 rebounds and five assists. Disterhoft had eight rebounds and three assists.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — The Big 12 says it won’t discipline Iowa State after students stormed the basketball court in a scene that left a newspaper columnist with a broken leg. The league says Iowa State handled the postgame celebration consistent with the Big 12’s guidelines for sportsmanship and ethical conduct.

Randy Peterson of the Des Moines Register was knocked over while walking from press row to the postgame news conference after fans rushed the court Thursday night following Iowa State’s 83-82 win over rival Iowa.

Peterson broke the tibia and fibia in his left leg. On Friday, he says he has no problem with fans rushing the floor after a big win.

We’ll have a web-only high school basketball broadcast for you tonight on KJANTV.  The undefeated Atlantic boys host Creston in a Hawkeye 10 battle.  We’ll have the live video stream on our TV page at kjan.com.  We’ll start the stream at 7:20pm with tip-off scheduled for 7:30pm.

The 19th ranked Iowa Hawkeyes women will be on the road tonight, to play Iowa State. The Hawkeyes will be in search of their first victory in Hilton Coliseum since 1989. Iowa is 8-1 while the Cyclones are 4-3.

Tipoff in Ames is 7:00-p.m. Pre-game coverage on KJAN begins at 6:45.

(Learfield Sports)

The Bedford Bulldogs have decided to join the Audubon Wheelers in the 8-man football ranks.  The Bedford school board voted last night to play 8-man football beginning with the 2016 season. Any school with a Basic Education Data Survey enrollment of 115 or less have the option to play 8-man football if they so choose. Both Bedford and Audubon played Class A football last season and both districts have now made the decision in the off-season to make the switch to 8-man.

Double Dual at Atlantic

Atlantic 48, Clarinda 30
Creston O-M 72, Clarinda 12
Creston O-M 45, Atlantic 18
Kole Hansen, Carter Cox , Chase McClaren, and Colby Sorensen were double winners on the night for the Trojans.

Dual at Glenwood

Glenwood 66, Shenandoah 9

Quad at Red Oak

AHSTW 37, Harlan 34
AHSTW 45, Red Oak 27
Harlan 44, Red Oak 36
Harlan 43, Kuemper 42
Kuemper 36, Red Oak 27
Kuemper 39, AHSTW 36

Double Dual at Carroll

Boone 43, Denison-Schleswig 30
Carroll 39, Denison-Schleswig 36
Carroll 48, Boone 35

Double Dual at Griswold

Clarinda Academy 48, Griswold 30
Southwest Valley 42, Griswold 36
Southwest Valley 52, Clarinda Academy 24

Double Dual at Guthrie Center

Bedford/Lenox 51, Guthrie Center 27
Bedford/Lenox 49, Coon Rapids-Bayard 28
Guthrie Center 54, Coon Rapids-Bayard 18

Double Dual at Nodaway Valley

Nodaway Valley 36, Martensdale- St Marys 30
Pleasantville 42, Nodaway Valley 24
Matensdale-St Marys 42, Pleasantville 24

Quad at Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto

Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 48, Exira-EHK 24
Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 42, Woodbine 42
Westwod 66, Exira-EHK 12
Westwood 42, Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 12
Westwood 69, Woodbine 12
Woodbine 42, Exira-EHK 30

The 7:20-a.m. Sportscast w/Jim Field.

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The calendar insists it’s almost the middle December – regardless of what the thermometer says – meaning 2015 will soon become 2016 and time to renew hunting and fishing licenses. A 2016 hunting, fishing or combination license is a permission slip for a year’s worth of outdoor enjoyment. 2016 resident hunting and fishing licenses go on sale December 15. It makes an excellent gift for the holidays and one that could be purchased online up to the last minute at www.iowadnr.gov.

The menu of license options includes the popular Outdoor Combo annual resident hunting/fishing/habitat combo license for $47; the Angler’s Special three-year fishing license for $53; and the Hunter’s Special three-year hunting license with habitat included for $86. Also available is the Bonus Line option for $12 allowing resident and nonresident anglers to fish with one additional line in addition to the two lines allowed with the regular fishing license.

Iowa hunting and fishing license fees remain unchanged for 2016. Annual licenses, including those special three year license purchased in 2013, expire on Jan. 10, 2016.

ATLANTA (AP) — Iowa’s Desmond King has won the Jim Thorpe Award for the nation’s best defensive back. The award was presented Thursday night.

King, a junior cornerback, led Iowa with eight interceptions, including one he returned for a touchdown, this season. He is the first Iowa player to win the honor. He became the Big Ten’s seventh winner, tying the Southeastern Conference for the lead.

King was selected over Duke’s Jeremy Cash and Florida’s Vernon Hargreaves III. Louisville’s Gerod Holliman won the award last year.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Monte Morris hit a runner with nine seconds left and fourth-ranked Iowa State rallied from a 20-point deficit to stun Iowa 83-82 on Thursday night. Morris and Jameel McKay each had 20 points for the Cyclones (8-0), who scored the game’s final nine points to remain unbeaten.

A 30-11 run brought Iowa State within 82-81 with 21 seconds left. Morris then drove the lane and floated in the go-ahead shot, which the Cyclones made stand with one final defensive stop. Jarrod Uthoff scored 30 of his 32 points in the first half for Iowa (7-3), which has lost seven straight in Ames.