Final Standings

AHSTW 10-0, 5-0
St. Albert 5-4, 4-1
Riverside 4-5, 3-2
Earlham 4-5, 2-3
SW Valley 5-4, 1-4
Nodaway Valley 0-9, 0-5

MVP: Gabe Pauley, AHSTW
Offensive MVP: Blake Osbahr, AHSTW
Defensive MVP: Jacob Webb, SW Valley
Head Coach of the Year: Davis Pattee, AHSTW
Assistant Coaches of the Year: GG Harris, AHSTW and Tyler Johanssen, Riverside

First Team

Offense
QB-Blake Osbahr, AHSTW
RB-Gabe Pauley, AHSTW
RB-Caleb Swalla, Earlham
RB-Hunter Hodges, Riverside
WR-Hunter Ernst, Nodaway Valley
WR-Drake Partridge, AHSTW
WR-Sam Rallis, St. Albert
WR-Adrian Dillon, Riverside
OL-Eddie Vlcek, Riverside
OL-Caden Larsen, AHSTW
OL-Matt Varner, Earlham
OL-Connor Shipley, SW Valley
OL-Jacob Webb, SW Valley
Kicker-Devin Crees, Earlham

Defense
DB-Brayton Tuma, AHSTW
DB-Lance Wright, St. Albert
DB-Clay Hohertz, Nodaway Valley
DB-Dustin Lund, SW Valley
DB-Val Andrusyshyn, Riverside
LB-Connor Cerny, St. Albert
LB-Joel Henningsen, Riverside
LB-Austin Wilson, Nodaway Valley
LB-Jackson Woldman, AHSTW
DL-Adam Gubbels, St. Albert
DL-Jacob Webb, SW Valley
DL-Taten Williams, Riverside
DL-Gavyn Fisher, AHSTW
Punter-Lance Wright, St. Albert
Specialist-Dillon White, St. Albert

Second Team

Offense
QB-Dustin Lund, SW Valley
RB-Aiden Antisdel, St. Albert
RB-Alex Firch, Earlham
RB-Tony Ayase, Nodaway Valley
WR-Cy Patterson, St. Albert
WR-Korbin Martin, AHSTW
WR-Mason Bivens, Riverside
OL-Seth Kiesel, AHSTW
OL-Jack Greier, St. Albert
OL-Jacob Erickson, Riverside
OL-Sam Kasap, Earlham
OL-Mitchell Schaefer, Nodaway Valley
Kicker-Sam Wilber, St. Albert

Defense
DB-Austin Kremkoski, Riverside
DB-Jackson Vendever, Earlham
DB-Teagan Lundquist, SW Valley
DB-Caelen DeVault, Nodaway Valley
LB-Bennett Gronstoll, St. Albert
LB-Mike Husz, Riverside
LB-Tyler Vandewater, Nodaway Valley
LB-Gabe Madsen, AHSTW
DL-Ethan Sievers, AHSTW
DL-Reed Miller, St. Albert
DL-Chris Hipsley, Earlham
DL-Trevor Flettre, Nodaway Valley
Punter-Jacob Webb, SW Valley
Specialist- Brady Hilpipre, Nodaway Valley

Honorable Mention

Riverside: Brogan Allensworth, Kaiden Hendricks
Earlham: Grant Peterson, Trey Bond
AHSTW: Leeland Barr, Kyle Brannan
St. Albert: Cael McLaren, Jared Gast
Nodaway Valley: Ryan Randall, Aryll Shantz
SW Valley: Hunter Poston, Scotty Adcock

Conference Standings

1. DM Christian 10-0
2. Woodward-Granger 9-1
3. ACGC 7-3
4. Panorama 7-3
5. Earlham 6-4
6. Van Meter 6-4
7. Ogden 4-6
8. Madrid 3-7
9. West Central Valley 2-8
10. Pleasantville 1-9
11. Interstate-35 0-10

First Team

Chloe Largent, ACGC, FR**
Alayna Bakke, DM Christian, SR**
McCall Baker, DM Christian, SR
Megan Riddle, DM Christian, JR
Brooke Halterman, Panorama, SR
Rachel Luke, Earlham, SR
Ashlyn Seolberg, Woodward-Granger, SR
Emma Drake, Woodward-Granger, JR
Anna Tague, Woodward-Granger, SR
Emma Braun, Van Meter, SO
**Unanimous

Second Team

Olivia Laabs, ACGC, JR
Alysen Dexter, DM Christian, SR
Kaili Lawson, DM Christian, SR
Kaylee Hohertz, Earlham, SR
Kyra Troendle, Madrid, SR
Allea Klauenberg, Ogden, SR
Morgan Johnk, Panorama, SR
Lindsey Golwitzer, Van Meter, SR
Elly Polich, Woodward-Granger, SO
Caitlin Keliner, DM Christian, JR

Area Honorable Mention

Genevieve Hoover, ACGC, SR
Audrey Stowe, ACGC, SO
Madison Waddell, West Central Valley, SR
Abigail Speichinger, West Central Valley, SR
Jenna Merical, West Central Valley, JR

Co-Coaches of the Year: Brian Spanhut, DM Christian and Jessica Nail, Panorama

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Bridget Carleton and Ines Nezerwa had 15 points each and Iowa State dominated throughout to beat No. 24 Miami 75-52 in the Preseason WNIT championship on Sunday.
Iowa State pulled away to its largest lead with a 14-2 run to get to 70-44 on Nezerwa’s layup with 5:38 left in the game.

The Cyclones (4-0) scored 12 straight near the end of the first quarter to lead 24-18 and never trailed again. The Hurricanes cut the deficit to 30-27 on Emese Hof’s layup with 2:31 left in the first half, but Iowa State scored seven straight to close the half up 10 and mostly led by double digits the rest of the way.

Hof scored 14 points for Miami, which made just 2 of 20 from 3-point range and 20 of 64 (31.3 percent) overall from the field.

ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) — The Paradise Jam resumes today (Sunday) with four teams playing to reach the championship game. Oregon State meets Missouri in the day’s first semifinal. Then, Penn faces No. 12 Kansas State. The winners advance to Monday’s title game.

Two games were held in Saturday’s consolation bracket. Old Dominion beat Kennesaw State 65-47, while Northern Iowa beat Eastern Kentucky, 90-85. Teams in the consolation bracket are off today.

ODU and Northern Iowa will meet in Monday’s fifth-place game, while Kennesaw State and Eastern Kentucky will meet in the seventh-place game.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Megan Gustafson had her 58th career double-double and Hannah Stewart had 15 points, seven rebounds and six assists to help No. 13 Iowa beat North Carolina Central 106-39 on Saturday night.

Gustafson finished with 20 points, on 9-of-13 shooting, 10 rebounds and two blocks. Makenzie Meyer added 16 points, including four 3-pointers, and eight assists for Iowa (3-0) and freshman Monika Czinano scored a season-high 15.

The Hawkeyes, who never trailed, opened the second quarter with a 13-2 run to push its lead to 28 points and Gustafson made a layup early in the third quarter that sparked a 33-2 run that made it 84-24 with 6:58 to play. Tomi Taiwo’s layup gave Iowa a 68-point lead with 1:32 remaining.
Lanay Rodney led NCCU (0-3) with seven points.

The Hawkeyes had a program-record 36 assists, breaking the old mark of 34 set in their 104-67 win at Western Kentucky on Tuesday. Iowa was a point shy of the school’s single-game scoring record and has scored at least 90 points in each game this season.

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) — Eli Dunne passed for 227 yards and a pair of touchdowns, and Korby Sander had two takeaways as Northern Iowa ended its season with a 37-0 shutout of Missouri State on Saturday. Sander, who led with 13 tackles, headed a defense that held Missouri State to nine first downs and 222 yards of total offense in Northern Iowa’s (6-5, 5-3 Missouri Valley Conference) third shutout of the season.

Elerson Smith preserved the shutout with a fourth-down sack on Missouri State’s final drive. It was the first time the Panthers had a season with three shutouts since 1971.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — The Texas Longhorns are on a late-season stampede toward the Big 12 title game. And given how things are unfolding around them and a sudden resurgence on defense, they like where they stand. Now if only quarterback Sam Ehlinger’s throwing shoulder will hold up.

Ehlinger ran for a touchdown and passed for another before leaving with an injury after a hard hit late in the second quarter, and No. 13 Texas smothered Iowa State freshman quarterback Brock Purdy in a 24-10 victory Saturday night that pushed the Longhorns a big step closer to a berth in the league championship game.

Texas (8-3, 6-2, No. 15 CFP) is in second place in the Big 12 and can get to the title game with a win at Kansas next week. Texas hasn’t won the Big 12 since 2009. The Longhorns have won eight games for the first time since 2013. And lurking out there are potential title-game rematches of Texas’ wildest games of the year: a 48-45 win over Oklahoma and a 42-41 loss to West Virginia.

Texas can even get to the title game if it loses to Kansas, but Oklahoma beats West Virginia and Iowa State beats Kansas State next week. Texas isn’t ready to talk about those scenarios yet.

The Cyclones melted under the pressure of their biggest Big 12 game in years. Iowa State started the game with the same “win and get in” title game hopes Texas did. But the Cyclones’ title hopes were dashed with the loss as the potential tie-breaker scenarios would freeze them out.
UP NEXT
Iowa State hosts Kansas State.

A.J. Green scored 23 points, and Northern Iowa held off a late challenge to beat Eastern Kentucky 90-85 Saturday in the consolation round of the Paradise Jam tournament. Spencer Halderman added 16 points as five UNI players finished in double figures for the Panthers (2-2), who led from the start at the University of the Virgin Islands’ Sports and Fitness Center.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) — Nate Stanley passed for 178 yards and three touchdowns while Mekhi Sargent and Toren Young added two rushing touchdowns each as Iowa rolled over Illinois 63-0 on Saturday. It tied the largest margin of defeat in Illinois history, matching a 63-0 loss to the University of Chicago in 1906. The win ended a three-game skid for the Hawkeyes (7-4, 4-4 Big Ten) and makes a bowl invitation all but certain. The loss ended Illinois’ bowl hopes.

Iowa was able pretty much to do as they pleased. And what pleased them seemingly was scoring touchdowns. Illinois was never in the same stadium with Iowa, let alone the same game. Moribund defense and an ineffective offense.
UP NEXT
Iowa: Closes out the regular season by hosting Nebraska on Friday.

MOREHEAD, Ky. (AP) — Grant Kraemer passed for two touchdowns and ran for another as Drake pulled away from Morehead State for a 43-6 season-ending win on Saturday.

The Bulldogs (7-3, 6-2 Pioneer League) edged away from a 7-6 lead when Kieran Severa returned a blocked PAT, then Drake added five unanswered touchdowns. Kraemer, who passed 11-for-19 for 245 yards, found Steven Doran wide open down the middle and Doran ran 65 yards untouched for the score 38 seconds before halftime. Kraemer scored on a keeper from the 1 in the third quarter and tossed a 1-yarder to Doran late in the game. Doran led all receivers with 159 yards on five catches.

Lawson Page completed 18 of 40 passes for 159 yards and answered Drake’s first score with a touchdown toss to Chris Nelson on the next possession and the Eagles (3-8, 2-6) trailed just 7-6. The PAT kick was blocked and Severa returned it for two points, starting Drake’s run of touchdowns.