1ST TEAM ALL-DISTRICT
Brad Bellis West Monona WR/DB Jr
Brecken Conover Ridge View LB Sr
Jackson Dewald Westwood LB/QB So
Drew Doyel IKM-Manning WB/DB Sr
Carter Edney Lo-Ma QB Jr
Cade Harriman Ridge View DB Jr
Joe Hedger Lo-Ma OL Sr
Gaige Heissel Woodbury Central LB Sr
Rex Johnsen Lo-Ma DL Jr
Jordan Kerger Lo-Ma LB Jr
Beau Klingensmith Woodbury Central WR Sr
Gavin Maguire Lo-Ma RB Jr
Jase Manker Woodbury Central QB Sr
Jayden McFarland Westwood DB/RB Sr
Max McGill Woodbury Central RB So
Tre Melby Lo-Ma TE Sr
Eli Murray West Monona OL/DL Sr
Kyler Rasmussen IKM-Manning FB/LB Sr
Ben Spina Ridge View OL Sr
Brady Wiggs West Monona RB/LB Sr
Kole Winkel Ridge View WR Sr
Chayden Wright Ridge View DL Jr

2ND TEAM ALL-DISTRICT
Nicio Adame Lo-Ma TE So
Beau Blackmore Ridge View LB Sr
Kaleb Bleil Woodbury Central WR/LB Jr
Brody Deitering Ridge View RB Jr
Ty Dennison Woodbury Central OL/DL Sr
Klayton Dickman Lo-Ma OL Sr
Zander Ernst Ridge View DB Jr
Jacob Fetter Lo-Ma DB Sr
Megaeska Kalskett West Monona  OL/DL Jr
Sendeska Kalskett West Monona  OL/DL Jr
Dallas Kluender Woodbury Central DL Jr
Cole Leonard Lo-Ma OL Sr
Jacob Leonard Westwood OL/DL Sr
Brackett Locke Woodbury Central DB Sr
Kolton Luscombe Ridge View DL So
Devin Monahan West Monona  OL/LB Jr
Logan Pickhinke Ridge View OL Jr
Luke Ramsey IKM-Manning TE/DE Jr
Thorin Rodne Westwood OL/DL Jr
Brody Swearingen IKM-Manning OL/LB Sr
Calvin Wallis Lo-Ma DB So
Brody West Lo-Ma DB Jr

Punter: Brody Deitering Ridge View Jr
Kicker: Jaden McFarland Westwood Sr
Specialist: Drew Doyel IKM-Manning Sr
Offensive Player of the Year:  Gavin Maguire Lo-Ma RB Jr
Defensive Player of the Year: Tre Melby Lo-Ma DE Sr
Lineman of the Year: Rex Johnsen Lo-Ma DL Jr
Most Valuable Player: Tre Melby Lo-Ma Sr

Head Coach of the Year:
Dale Tokheim Ridge View
Matt Straight Lo-Ma

Assistant Coaches of the Year:
Jeff Kuhl Lo-Ma
Brian Bode Ridge View
Bret Doorenbos West Monona

IOWA CITY, Iowa – – University of Iowa football student-athlete Daraun McKinney has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal, with the intention to transfer. The announcement was made Tuesday by head football coach Kirk Ferentz.

McKinney is a defensive back from River Rouge, Michigan. The redshirt freshman has seen action on special teams in Iowa’s three games, but has no statistics.

Iowa travels to face Minnesota Friday (6:05 p.m., FS1) in the annual contest for Floyd of Rosedale

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(By ARNIE STAPLETON AP Pro Football Writer) – Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes piled up some big numbers at Arrowhead Stadium last week, and not just on Sunday when he threw for four touchdowns in a 33-31 victory over the Carolina Panthers. Mahomes and his foundation chipped in to help pay for 40 voting machines so his home stadium could serve as a giant polling place on Election Day.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) smiles during the second half of an NFL football game against the Carolina Panthers in Kansas City, Mo., Sunday, Nov. 8, 2020. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)

Mahomes said he voted for the first time this year as did Broncos star linebacker Von Miller. The AFC West rivals were among the NFL players helping to get out the vote in 2020.

Atlantic senior standout pitcher Olivia Engler made her college decision official on Monday by signing with Iowa Central Community College. Engler signed her official letter of intent surrounded by her parents, current Atlantic coaches, and Iowa Central coaches. Engler said the choice was clear once she got into the process.

Engler is coming off a very strong junior season where she posted a 14-2 record and had a 1.10 ERA. She finished the season with 134 strikeouts and walked just 28. Opponents only hit .160 against Engler on the season. Iowa Central first year Head Coach Bo Tjebben said they are excited about the impact Olivia can have on the Tritons team.

Olivia said she is excited to try to take her game to the next level.

Iowa Central is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association and plays in the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference.

AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State women’s basketball team has announced its home non-conference schedule for the 2020-21 season. Iowa State’s remaining non-conference games will be announced at a later date.

The Cyclones home slate features four games, beginning with its season opener at noon against Nebraska Omaha on Wed., Nov. 25. The Cyclones will face South Carolina in the Big 12/SEC Challenge on Sun., Dec. 6, followed by North Dakota State on Saturday, Dec. 12.

The Cyclones will face instate opponent, Drake at home on Tues., Dec. 22 to round out its home non-conference schedule.

The Cyclones’ schedule is subject to change and home game times and television designation will be announced at a later date.

2020-21 Non-Conference Home Games

• Wednesday, Nov. 25 – vs. Omaha (NOON)
• Sunday, Dec. 6 –  vs. South Carolina
• Saturday, Dec. 12 – vs. North Dakota State
• Tuesday, Dec. 22 – vs. Drake

IRVING, Texas – A pair of Iowa State stars on the gridiron were honored today by the Big 12 Conference, as the league announced that Breece Hall was its Offensive Player of the Week and Mike Rose was the Defensive Player of the Week.

Both played huge roles in Iowa State’s come-from-behind victory (38-31) over Baylor on Saturday.

A native of Wichita, Kan., Hall picked up his third offensive player of the week award by the Big 12 this season after another record-setting game.

Hall rushed for 133 yards and tied a career best with three touchdowns, scoring two in the second half to help the Cyclones erase a 14-point second-half deficit.

It marked the seventh-straight game Hall has gone over 100 yards rushing in a game, leading the nation in 100-yard games and overall rushing yards, as Hall is the first and only player this season to reach the 1,000-yard rushing plateau.

Hall is second in the nation in overall touchdowns with 14 and is tied for first nationally with five games with two or more rushing touchdowns.

Rose, who hails from Brecksville, Ohio, was outstanding in the Baylor win, tying his career best with 11 tackles, including seven solo stops. He was also credited with 1.5 TFL and two QB hurries.

The biggest play of the game came with under a minute remaining. With the Cyclones clinging to a seven-point lead and the Bears in the red zone, Rose picked off a Charlie Brewer pass in the end zone to secure the Cyclone victory.

It was Rose’s Big 12-leading third interception of the season. He also ranks third in the league in tackles per game at 8.0.

The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ preseason 2020-21 college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, final 2019-20 records, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and last year’s final ranking

Others receiving votes: LSU 146, Memphis 69, Florida 69, Alabama 50, Indiana 48, Louisville 41, Richmond 40, Stanford 14, Providence 9, Saint Louis 8, Auburn 8, San Diego St. 6, UConn 6, BYU 4, Loyola of Chicago 3, Seton Hall 2, UNC Greensboro 1, N Iowa 1.

Player of the Year: Layne Pryor, Woodbine 12
Offensive Player of the Year: Gavin Smith, Audubon 11
Defensive Player of the Year: Will Ragaller, Ar-We-Va  11
Co-Lineman: Dylan Hoefer, Woodbine  11
Co-Lineman: Kale Pevestorf, CR-B  12
Kicker: Josh Ramirez, CR-B  12
Punter: Grant Gilgen, West Harrison  12
Special Teams: Brigham Daniel, Glidden-Ralston  12

1st Team
School First Name Last Name Grade Position
CR-B Kale Pevestorf 12 OL/DE
CR-B Josh Ramirez 12 OL/DE
CR-B Aaron McAlister 12 OL/LB
CR-B Gabe Obert 11 RB/LB
Audubon Gavin Smith 11 QB/CB
Audubon Ethan Klocke 12 RB/LB
Audubon Joey Schramm 11 OL/DL
Woodbine Layne Pryor 12 RB/LB
Woodbine Dylan Hoefer 11 OL/DL
Woodbine Corey Bantam 11 QB/LB
AR-WE-VA Will Ragaller 11 QB/LB
AR-WE-VA Cooper Kock 11 WR/LB
West Harrison Sage Evans 10 OL/DL
West Harrison Grant Gilgen 12 QB/LB
Boyer Valley Michael Heffernan 12 OL/LB
Boyer Valley Gavin Reineke 12 QB/DB
Glidden-Ralston Brigham Daniel 12 QB/S
E-EHK Trey Petersen 10 QB/WR

2nd Team
School First Name Last Name Grade Position
CR-B Tanner Oswald 11 QB/DB
CR-B Chance Andersen 12 RB/DL
Audubon Joel Klocke 12 WR/S
Audubon Alex Foran 11 OL/WR
Woodbine Caleb Wakehouse 12 WR
Woodbine Kail Smith 12 OL
Ar-We-Va Damon Ehlers 11 RB/DL
Ar-We-Va Cody VonGlan 12 OL/DL
West Harrison Walker Rife 10 FB/S
West Harrison Brecken Pavlik 12 OL/DL
Boyer Valley Jaidan TenEyck 11 TE/DB
Boyer Valley Jesse Soma 12 RB/DB
Glidden-Ralston Tyler Brant 11 RB/LB
Glidden-Ralston Caden Smith 11 TE/LB
E-EHK Tyler Petersen 12 QB/LB
E-EHK Wyatt Fahn 12 OL/DL

AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State men’s basketball team has announced its home non-conference schedule for the 2020-21 season. The remaining road non-conference game will be announced by the home institution.

The schedule is subject to change. Times and television will be announced at a later date.

The Cyclones will have five non-conference home games on the schedule, with the season opener on Nov. 29 against Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

Iowa State will then face South Dakota State on Dec. 2, followed by DePaul on Dec. 6.

The remainder of the non-conference home slate includes Jackson State (Dec. 20) and Chicago State (Dec. 22).

The Big 12 Conference portion of the schedule, as well as the SEC/Big 12 Challenge game, was released in late October. To view the complete schedule, click here.

2020-21 Non-Conference Home Games

Sunday, Nov. 29 – vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Wednesday, Dec. 2 – vs. South Dakota State
Sunday, Dec. 6 – vs. DePaul
Sunday, Dec. 20 – vs. Jackson State
Tuesday, Dec. 22 – vs. Chicago State