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The Iowa Girls Coaches Association has released their All-State Basketball Teams for the 2018-19 season. CAM’s Madison Gettler was a First Team selection in Class 1A along with Emilee Danner of Ar-We-Va. In Class 2A Treynor’s Konnor Sudmann and Kayla Chapman were both First Team choices. Shenandoah’s Logan Hughes was selected to the First Team in Class 3A. Take a look at the full honorees below.
Class 1A
1st Team
Emilee Danner Ar-We-Va
Carah Drees Westwood, Sloan
Carson Fisk Lynnville-Sully
Madison Gettler CAM
Olivia Larsen Newell-Fonda
Rachel Leerar West Hancock
Kori Wedeking Clarksville
Shateah Wetering Montezuma
2nd Team
Briana Baker-Bruce Janesville
Jayde Barto Kingsley-Pierson
Amanda Chizek West Hancock
Riley Gatton Montezuma
Acey Jellison Seymour
Ella Larsen Newell-Fonda
Teona Richman Marquette Catholic
Kassidi Steel North Mahaska
3rd Team
Hannah Erickson Central Elkader
Aubrie Fisher AGWSR
Riley Jewett Seymour
Bre Klein Murray
Andee Martin Westwood
Faith Vincent Colo-Nesco
Lauren Wilson Springville
Suzanna Yoder Iowa Mennonite
Coach of the Year – Dick Jungers, Newell-Fonda
Class 2A
1st Team
Emma Atwood Central Decatur
Kayla Chapman Treynor
Ellie Foster Dike-New Hartford
Nicole McDermott Cascade
Taryn Scheuermann Van Buren
Konnor Sudmann Treynor
Hailey Wallis Grundy Center
Sam Wall Maquoketa Valley
2nd Team
Grace Flanagan North Linn
Maya Johnson Mediapolis
Maddie Jones South Central Calhoun
Chloe Lofstrom North Union
Alli Masters Central Decatur
Kylie Morrison Logan-Magnolia
Kassidy Pingel Cherokee
Janie Schoonhoven Unity Christian
3rd Team
Bailey Beckman Panorama
Sophia Jungling Aplington-Parkersburg
Emily Lange Wilton
Maddie Paulsen Woodbury Central
Alyson Stokes Highland
Payton Slaughter Cherokee
Kennedy Wallace Regina Catholic
Bailey Winter MFL-Mar-Mac
Coach of the Year – Matt Lindeman, Grundy Center
Class 3A
1st Team
Sara Faber Clear Lake
Callyn Fox Center Point-Urbana
Sharon Goodman Crestwood, Cresco
Logan Hughes Shenandoah
Adrianna Katcher Center Point-Urbana
Jaedon Murphy North Polk, Alleman
Maggie Phipps North Polk, Alleman
Kallyn Stumbo Okoboji
2nd Team
Madisen Ahlstrom Waukon
Kelsey Fields Creston
Ryley Goebel Center Point-Urbana
Abbey Holmes Algona
Kaili Lawson Des Moines Christian
Mya Merschman Central Lee, Donnellson
Katie Meyer Iowa Falls-Alden
Jessica Musgrave South Tama County, Tama
3rd Team
Reagan Barkema Roland-Story
Aliyah Buscher Algona
Magan Christopherson Okoboji
Josie Condon Estherville Lincoln Central
Regan Freland PCM, Monroe
Rylie Olson Osage
Amanda Smith Tipton
Sophie Walker Red Oak
Coach of the Year – Philip Klett, Center Point-Urbana
Class 4A
1st Team
Grace Boffeli North Scott
Caitlynn Daniels Xavier
Madison Dreckman Le Mars
Macy Harris Grinnell
Emily Holterhaus Pella
Kayba Laube Marion
Megan Meyer Mason City
Ella Skinner Bishop Heelan
2nd Team
Presley Case North Scott
Anna Deets Mason City
Abbie Draper Waverly-Shell Rock
Kenzie Foley Sergeant Bluff-Luton
Naomi Jackson Grinnell
Katie Keitges Knoxville
Karsyn Stratton Clear Creek-Amana
Megan Witte Lewis Central
3rd Team
Jordan Cunningham Dallas Center-Grimes
Emily Jasper Xavier
Alex Mohr Denison-Schleswig
Kerris Roberts Waterloo East
Elle Scarborough Glenwood
Katelyn Stanley Bishop Heelan
Ella Van Weelden Marion
Riley Wright Marion
Coach of the Year – TJ Case, North Scott
Class 5A
1st Team
Caitlin Clark Dowling Catholic
Emerson Green Cedar Falls
Aubrey Joens Iowa City High
Grace Larkins Southeast Polk
Maya McDermott Johnston
Maggie McGraw Southeast Polk
Caroline Waite Ames
Zoe Young Valley
2nd Team
Sidney McCrea Prairie
Regan Nesheim Johnston
Rose Nkumu Iowa City High
DeeDee Pryor Urbandale
Paityn Rau Waukee
Rachel Schon Ankeny Centennial
Hannah Stuelke Cedar Rapids Washington
Lauren Zacharias Iowa City West
3rd Team
Anaya Barney Cedar Falls
Anna Brown Waukee
Katie Dinnebier Waukee
Shea Fuller Valley
Audrey Koch Iowa City West
Sara McCullough Ankeny
Justice Ross Des Moines East
Carli Spelhaug Pleasant Valley
Coach of the Year – Joe Sigrist, Valley
CLASS 2A QUARTERFINALS
#1 North Linn, Troy Mills 68, #8 Des Moines Christian 45
CLASS 3A QUARTERFINALS
#1 Norwalk 81, #8 Ballard 39
#4 Clear Lake 61, #5 West Delaware 46
2:45—#2 Sergeant Bluff-Luton vs. #7 Winterset
4:30—#3 Oskaloosa vs. #6 Marion
CLASS 4A QUARTERFINALS
6:30—#3 Cedar Falls vs. #6 Sioux City, East
8:15—#2 North Scott, Eldridge vs. #7 Ames
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AMES, Iowa (AP) — Bridget Carleton and Kristin Scott each had a double-double to help No. 19 Iowa State beat Kansas 69-49 on Monday night in the regular-season finale for both teams. Iowa State, which has won three games in a row and five of last six, secured the No. 2 seed and a first-round bye in the conference tournament, which begins Friday.
The Cyclones (23-7, 13-5 Big 12), who tied the program’s single-season records for regular season wins and conference wins, have just one win in the Big 12 tournament since losing to Baylor in the 2013 championship game.
Carleton finished with 20 points and 11 rebounds while Scott scored 12 with a career-high tying 14 boards. Kansas (12-17, 2-16) led 18-17 at the end of the first quarter but Carleton opened the second with back-to-back layups and Iowa State never again trailed.
Christalah Lyons had 13 points for the Jayhawks, who shot just 27.5 percent (19 of 69) from the field. Kansas has lost 10 consecutive games, tied with Brown for the fifth-longest active streak of its kind.
Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press
AMES, Iowa (AP) — Bridget Carleton and Kristin Scott each had a double-double to help No. 19 Iowa State beat Kansas 69-49 in the regular-season finale for both teams. Iowa State, which has won three games in a row and five of last six, secured the No. 2 seed and a first-round bye in the conference tournament, which begins Friday.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa senior Megan Gustafson has been named the Big Ten player of the year, becoming the first Hawkeye to win the award twice. Gustafson was tabbed for the honor in a vote by the league’s coaches and media members. Gustafson averaged 28.4 points, 13.8 rebounds, and shot 68.7 percent from the field in Big Ten games this season.
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — No. 18 Kansas State is still tied for the Big 12 lead with one game left in the regular season after a 64-52 win at TCU. Barry Brown had 16 points to lead four Wildcats in double-figure scoring. K-State went ahead to stay with a tiebreaking 13-4 run to end the first half before scoring the first 10 points after halftime. The Wildcats are tied with No. 8 Texas Tech for the Big 12 lead after the Red Raiders also won.
UNDATED (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs placed the franchise tag on outside linebacker Dee Ford, making official a decision the team had been leaning toward throughout the offseason. Ford is coming off the best season of his career, piling up 13 sacks and forcing an NFL-leading seven fumbles.
SURPRISE, Ariz. (AP) — In a power-happy era of Major League Baseball, a few clubs believe there is a market inefficiency when it comes to speed. One of them is the Kansas City Royals, who have three of the top eight base-stealers in baseball on their roster. The idea is to create havoc between the bags, producing runs in an old-school way at a fraction of the price.
UNDATED (AP) — Jim Delany will step down as commissioner of the Big Ten Conference in June 2020. Over three decades, the 71-year-old Delany helped the Big Ten grow to 14 schools, launched the first conference television network and helped construct the College Football Playoff. He also protected the league’s relationship with the Rose Bowl. Big Ten revenues soared under his leadership and he became one of the most powerful figures in college sports.
Class 1A State Quarterfinal
Alburnett 55, Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 54
Grand View Christian 58, St. Albert, Council Bluffs 51
Montezuma 78, Bishop Garrigan 65
St. Mary’s, Remsen 58, Prince of Peace Prep, Clinton 55
Class 2A State Quarterfinal
Boyden-Hull 61, Regina, Iowa City 56
South Hamilton, Jewell 73, Rock Valley 61
Van Meter 43, Dike-New Hartford 32
FIRST TEAM
*Goanar Biliew, JR, Denison-Schleswig
Zach Carr, JR, Glenwood
Cole Jensen, SR, Lewis Central
Chase Mullenix, SR, Atlantic
Brett Sears, SR, Harlan
*Kylan Smallwood, SR, Creston
*Christian Stanislav, SR, Glenwood|
*Charlie Wiebers, JR, Denison-Schleswig
*Unanimous Selection
SECOND TEAM
Brance Baker, SO, Creston
Blake Baumhover, SR, Kuemper Catholic
Ryan Blum, SO, Glenwood
Dawson Dorhout, SR, Denison-Schleswig
Jared Gast, SR, St. Albert
Nathan Lindsay, JR, Clarinda
Tyler Moen, JR, Atlantic
Josh Simmons, SR, Lewis Central
HONORABLE MENTION
Monday, March 4
CLASS 1A QUARTERFINALS
#1 Grand View Christian 58, #8 St. Albert, Council Bluffs 51
#4 Montezuma 78, #5 Bishop Garrigan, Algona 65
#6 St. Mary’s, Remsen 58, #3 Prince of Peace, Clinton 55
#7 Alburnett 55, #2 Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 54
CLASS 2A QUARTERFINALS
4:30—#3 Boyden-Hull vs. #6 Regina, Iowa City
6:30—#2 South Hamilton, Jewell vs. #7 Rock Valley
8:15—#4 Van Meter vs. #5 Dike-New Hartford
| Record | Pts | Prv | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Baylor (28) | 27-1 | 700 | 1 |
| 2. UConn | 27-2 | 663 | 2 |
| 3. Louisville | 27-2 | 638 | 3 |
| 4. Notre Dame | 27-3 | 625 | 4 |
| 5. Mississippi St. | 27-2 | 580 | 5 |
| 6. Oregon | 27-3 | 567 | 6 |
| 7. Stanford | 25-4 | 518 | 7 |
| 8. Maryland | 26-3 | 508 | 8 |
| 9. NC State | 25-4 | 442 | 10 |
| 10. Iowa | 23-6 | 431 | 12 |
| 11. Oregon St. | 24-6 | 428 | 9 |
| 12. South Carolina | 21-8 | 348 | 14 |
| 13. Kentucky | 24-6 | 326 | 11 |
| 14. Gonzaga | 27-3 | 320 | 16 |
| 15. Texas A&M | 23-6 | 307 | 19 |
| 16. Miami | 24-7 | 289 | 15 |
| 17. Marquette | 24-6 | 268 | 13 |
| 18. Syracuse | 22-7 | 239 | 17 |
| 19. Iowa St. | 22-7 | 235 | 20 |
| 20. Arizona St. | 19-9 | 151 | 21 |
| 21. Texas | 21-8 | 119 | 18 |
| 22. Florida St. | 22-7 | 82 | 22 |
| 22. Drake | 23-5 | 82 | 23 |
| 24. Rice | 24-3 | 75 | 24 |
| 25. UCLA | 19-11 | 62 | 25 |
Others receiving votes: South Dakota St. 23, South Dakota 23, DePaul 19, BYU 7, Rutgers 7, Kansas St 7, Florida Gulf Coast 5, UCF 4, Missouri 2.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa senior Megan Gustafson was named the Big Ten player of the year Monday, becoming the first Hawkeye to win the award twice.
Gustafson was tabbed for the honor in a vote by the league’s coaches and media members.
Gustafson averaged 28.4 points, 13.8 rebounds, and shot 68.7 percent from the field in Big Ten games this season. She scored at least 20 points in 17 of Iowa’s 18 games and had at least 10 rebounds 17 times as well.
Gustafson, one of 10 semifinalists for the Naismith Trophy awarded to the nation’s top player, leads the country in field goal percentage (70.8) and points per game (27.7). Gustafson’s 27 double-doubles are the second-most in America.
Iowa, the second seed in the Big Ten tournament, plays on Friday against either seventh-seeded Minnesota or 10th-seeded Indiana.
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