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ST. LOUIS (AP) — Hiroki Kuroda snapped an 11-start road winless streak and Jacoby Ellsbury helped build an early lead with three hits and three RBIs his first three at-bats in the New York Yankees’ 7-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday night.
John Ryan Murphy added two RBIs for the Yankees, who took two of three without an appearance from Mark Teixeira, nursing a sore wrist, and wrapped up a 5-4 trip. Catcher Brian McCann made his first career start at first base in the finale.
Shelby Miller allowed a career-worst seven runs and nine hits in five innings for St. Louis. Kolten Wong had a career-best four hits and an RBI, Matt Carpenter doubled twice with an RBI and Yadier Molina had two hits and two walks, but the Cardinals stranded 13 runners.
IRVING, Texas (AP) — The Big 12 Conference is subbing out part of its football tiebreaker process. Commissioner Bob Bowlsby said Wednesday that the new College Football Playoff poll will replace the old BCS standings as a potential tiebreaker if three or more teams have the same conference record. The first potential tiebreakers remain the records of the tied teams compared against each other, and then against the next highest-placed teams in the conference.
If those don’t settle things, the highest-ranked team in the first College Football Playoff poll after Big 12 regular season play would represent the league as champion. The only exception is if the two highest-ranked tied teams are within one spot of each other in the playoff poll, then the head-to-head result of those teams would break the tie.
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) — Documents show the University of Northern Iowa has fired an assistant football coach after learning he sold complimentary tickets. The Des Moines Register obtained documents from UNI through Iowa’s open records law that show the university became aware in October 2012 that a coach had sold tickets to prospective player’s relatives and kept the money. UNI fired the coach, whose name wasn’t released.
A report filed by UNI with the NCAA in July 2013 stated the school would respond to the matter by not giving complimentary tickets to high school or two-year college coaches for the first two games of the 2013 and 2014 seasons. The school also won’t host a UNI football camp in summer 2014.
The NCAA agreed with the penalties that UNI imposed on itself.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa says wide receiver Blake Haluska will miss his senior season and that receiver A.J. Jones and running back Barkley Hill have left the program. Haluska, a Carroll, Iowa native, is out for next season with a shoulder injury. He joined the Hawkeyes as a walk-on in 2010 and played in three games last year without making a catch.
Jones is from Dallas. He redshirted as a freshman last season. Hill grew up in Denver, Iowa. He missed the 2012 season with a knee injury and didn’t play as a redshirt freshman in 2013.
Class 1-A
School 2013 Record
1. Akron-Westfield 37-2
2. New London 32-10
3. Lynnville-Sully 38-6
4. Newell-Fonda 36-8
5. Martensdale-St. Marys 31-4
6. AGWSR 29-8
7. Remsen St. Mary’s 29-8
8. Janesville 16-10
9. Wayne 17-7
10. Charter Oak-Ute 21-15
11. Mason City Newman Catholic 21-11
12. Westwood 26-11
13. Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton 24-8
14. Murray 25-7
15. Sigourney 21-6
Class 2-A
School 2013 Record
1. Iowa City Regina 21-21
2. Highland 32-4
3. Lawton-Bronson 23-13
4. Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont 25-9
5. Logan-Magnolia 19-8
6. North Union 33-3
7. Des Moines Christian 19-13
8. Woodbury Central 27-7
9. Central Springs 26-3
10. Durant 35-8
11. Denver 16-9
12. Alburnett 23-17
13. Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 16-15
14. Alta-Aurelia 21-11
15. Underwood 23-9
Class 3-A
School 2013 Record
1. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 35-4
2. Clarke 28-10
3. East Marshall 28-8
4. Bondurant-Farrar 30-12
5. Benton 31-6
6. New Hampton 28-11
7. Center Point-Urbana 26-15
8. West Burlington 31-6
9. Estherville-Lincoln Central 21-12
10. Interstate-35 24-6
11. Sioux Center 20-11
12. Mount Vernon 24-15
13. Iowa Falls-Alden 26-8
14. OABCIG 20-13
15. Centerville 20-21
Class 4-A
School 2013 Record
1. Dallas Center-Grimes 38-5
2. Carlisle 34-8
3. Norwalk 36-5
4. Solon 41-4
5. Fort Dodge 26-16
6. Indianola 34-10
7. Cedar Rapids Xavier 29-11
8. Ballard 25-11
9. Fairfield 30-12
10. Davenport Assumption 20-21
11. West Delaware 25-15
12. Oskaloosa 23-11
13. North Scott 24-15
14. Waverly-Shell Rock 35-10
15. Winterset 35-9
Class 5-A
School 2013 Record
1. Johnston 30-11
2. West Des Moines Valley 26-18
3. Dowling Catholic 34-11
4. Ankeny Centennial NA
5. Cedar Rapids Jefferson 33-12
6. Southeast Polk 26-15
7. Bettendorf 22-11
8. Waukee 26-15
9. Cedar Rapids Prairie 29-16
10. Des Moines Lincoln 23-19
Atlantic High School is pleased to announce that, pending board approval, Kelly Juhl will be taking over as the head girls basketball coach starting with the 2014-‐15 season. Coach Juhl began his coaching career at Garner-‐Hayfield in Garner, IA where he was the assistant boys varsity coach from 1999-‐2004. In 2004 he and his family accepted teaching and coaching positions with Duluth High School in Duluth, GA. While there he served as the assistant varsity girls basketball coach where he was part of a program that went 0-‐25 in his first year there to being a state qualifying team in 2007 and a 4th place finish in Class 5A in 2008. In 2013 Kelly, his wife Amanda, and their three sons Keaton, Kinnick, and Koen relocated back to the area to be closer to family. During the 2013-‐14 school year Kelly taught and was the assistant girls basketball coach for the Exira-‐EHK School District.
AMES, Iowa – Former Cyclone women’s basketball standout Hallie Christofferson has signed a professional contract with the Flying Foxes in Vienna, Austria.
“I am very happy to have the opportunity to go to Austria and continue playing basketball,” Christofferson said. “I have only heard good things about the country and I can’t wait to see it for myself.”
Christofferson had a standout career with the Cyclones after finishing her senior season sixth all-time in scoring (1,709) and eighth all-time in rebounds (762). Christofferson, a forward from Hamlin, Iowa, led the team in scoring for the second-consecutive year with 18.4 points per game. She also averaged 7.2 rebounds while shooting 46.1 percent from the field en route to her second-consecutive All-American campaign.
The Flying Foxes are part of the Austrian Women Basketball League, where the team completed a perfect 18-0 season in league play and claimed a league championship.
Christofferson departs for Vienna in September as the AWBL season runs September through April.
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