Saturday's local scoreboard for Nov. 18

Nov. 18—Saturday's results

Missouri Valley Football Conference

Southern Illinois 38, Indiana State 9

Youngstown State 34, Murray State 17

South Dakota 48, Western Illinois 6

South Dakota State 35, Missouri State 17

Big Sky

Montana 37, Montana State 7

Portland State 27, Northern Colorado 23

UC Davis 31, Sacramento State 21

Northern Arizona 49, Eastern Washington 42

Idaho 63, Idaho State 21

NCAA Division II playoffs

First round

Charleston 52, New Haven 44

Grand Valley State 21, Ferris State 14

Delta State 49, West Florida 14

Central Washington 16, Western Colorado 13

Kutztown 38, Virginia Union 14

Valdosta State 62, Limestone 41

Pittsburg State 35, Indianapolis 14

Bemidji State 10, UT Permian Basin 3

Slippery Rock 45, East Stroudsburg 14

Lenoir-Rhyne 63, Shepherd 17

Central Missouri 56, Henderson State 14

Augustana 51, Minnesota State Mankato 24

NAIA playoffs

Dickinson State 35, Montana Tech 28

First quarter

ISU — Mason Blakemore 18 run (kick failed)

Second quarter

UND — C.J. Elrichs 33 field goal

UND — Gaven Ziebarth 9 run (Elrichs kick)

ISU — Ian Wagner 33 field goal

Third quarter

UND — Max Gunderson 9 pass from Tommy Schuster (run failed)

Fourth quarter

ISU — Rylan Crawford 5 pass from Tommy Rittenhouse (kick blocked)

ISU — Blakemore 13 run (pass failed)

UND — Ziebarth 1 run (run failed)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

RUSHING — UND: Gaven Ziebarth 16-74, Isaiah Smith 12-45, Luke Skokna 4-26, Tommy Schuster 3-22, Quincy Vaughn 1-2; ISU: Mason Blakemore 22-101, Tommy Rittenhouse 9-66, Cole Mueller 11-44, Wenkers Wright 4-14

PASSING — UND: Tommy Schuster 14-22-1, 169 yards; ISU: Tommy Rittenhouse 21-33-0, 241 yards

RECEIVING — UND: Bo Belquist 8-72, Wesley Eliodor 1-32, Caden Dennis 1-21, Jack Wright 1-15, Isaiah Smith 1-13, Max Gunderson 1-9, Red Wilson 1-7; ISU: Cam Grandy 7-73, Eddie Kasper 4-56, Rylan Crawford 4-55, Camo Nelson 2-20, Daniel Sobkowicz 2-14, Javon Charles 1-13, Cole Mueller 1-10

First quarter

NDSU — Eli Green 36 pass from Cam Miller (Griffin Crosa kick)

UNI — Matthew Cook 26 field goal

NDSU — Miller 1 run (Crosa kick)

Second quarter

NDSU — Raja Nelson 15 pass from Miller (Crosa kick)

UNI — Tye Edwards 40 run (Cook kick)

NDSU — Crosa 34 field goal

NDSU — Crosa 37 field goal

Third quarter

UNI — Cook 30 field goal

NDSU — Cole Payton 65 run (Crosa kick)

UNI — Sam Schnee 11 pass from Theo Day (Cook kick)

Fourth quarter

NDSU — Payton 23 run (Crosa kick)

NDSU — Cole Wisniewski 75 interception return (Crosa kick)

UNI — Amauri Pesek-Hickson 15 pass from Day (Cook kick)

Saturday's results

Holy Cross 2, Bentley 0

Army 2, Canisius 1

Niagara 4, Robert Morris 1

Air Force 5, Mercyhurst 2

Penn State 5, Michigan 3

Michigan State 3, Wisconsin 2

Minnesota 4, Notre Dame 1

Michigan Tech 3, Ferris State 2

Bemidji State 7, Minnesota State Mankato 6

Princeton 2, Cornell 1, OT

Clarkson 2, Yale 1

Quinnipiac 7, Colgate 4

Brown 2, St. Lawrence 1

UMass 2, Providence 1, OT

UMass Lowell 3, Merrimack 2, OT

Boston College 3, UConn 0

Boston University 5, Maine 4

New Hampshire 4, Northeastern 0

Omaha vs. Denver, postponed due to ice conditions

Western Michigan 4, Colorado College 0

St. Cloud State 6, Minnesota Duluth 5

First period — 1. UND, Riese Gaber (Garrett Pyke, Louis Jamernik V) 8:27; 2. M, P.J. Fletcher (Max Dukovac) 10:56; 3. UND, Griffin Ness (Jackson Kunz, Dane Montgomery) 14:53; 4. UND, Gaber 18:34; 5. UND, Jackson Blake 19:56

Third period — 6. UND, Jayden Perron (Hunter Johannes, Keaton Pehrson) 1:49

Goalie saves — UND: Ludvig Persson 7-8-6 — 21; M: Logan Neaton 5-3-9 — 17

Saturday's results

First period — 1. Lila Dalager (Kali Knutson) 14:19; 2. Parker Olsonawski (Marley Anderson) 11:28; 3. Julia Rude 10:58; 4. Kora Sorter (Olsonawski) 8:11; 5. Miley Cota (Olsonawski) 4:56

Second period — 6. Cota (Olsonawski, Addi Lindgren) 12:07; 7. Knutson (Dalager, Anderson) 9:17; 8. A.J. Brateng (Dalager) 9:04; 9. Anderson (Dalager) 5:01; 10. Brynn Hennen (Knutson) 4:29; 11. Hennen (Sorter, Knutson) 1:10

Third period — 12. Dalager (Knutson, Camille Berra) 9:38; 13. Elory Mossestad (Hennen) 2:00; 14. Mossestad :47

Goalie saves — TRF: McKenna Carr 0-4-0 — 4; IF: Daisy Hager 11-9-9 — 29

Second period — 1. C, Cassie Solheim (Ashlyn Bailey) 7:24; 2. C, Taylor Field (Addie Fee, Morgan Nelson) 10:16; 3. FF, Marlee Bliss (Ella Evans) 16:36

Third period — 4. C, Emma LaPlante (Solheim) 10:17

Goalie saves — FF: Madison Bliss 15-13-18 — 46; C: Kambelle Freije 4-3-3 — 10

First period — 1. R, Payton Remick 15:18

Third period — 2. HF, Ella Nonweiler (Jenna Allen, Josie Linn) 1:27

Overtime — 3. HF, Allen :44

Goalie saves — R: Jada Pelowski 26; HF: Kayla Swartout 26

In Fargo

Saturday's matches

Seventh place

Shiloh Christian def. Trenton 25-14, 25-19, 25-14

Fifth place

LaMoure-Litchville-Marion def. New Rockford-Sheyenne 25-13, 25-15, 19-25, 25-19

Third place

Our Redeemer's def. Dickinson Trinity 25-23, 20-25, 25-19, 21-25, 15-13

Championship

May-Port-C-G (kills-blocks-aces) — Rylee Satrom 13-3.5-0 (13 digs), Kiaza Carlson 0-0-1 (12 assists, 10 digs), Maysa Larson 3-1-0, Raina Satrom 6-0-0 (26 digs), Kylie Kroeplin 0-0-1 (26 digs), Parker Strand 2-1.5-0, Danica Hanson 4-1-1 (13 assists, 18 digs), Reagan Zerface 3-0.5-0 (11 digs)

Northern Cass — Tess Jalbert 31 digs, Addy Rust 0-0-1 (27 assists, 10 digs), Haidyn Crockett 9-0-0, Ari Anderson 3-0-0, Paige Bosch 20 assists, 11 digs, Josie Jensen 17-1-1 (9 digs), Addy Winterquist 8-3-0, Ellie Lucas 9-1-1 (28 digs), Lauren Johnson 1-3-0

All-tournament team

May-Port-C-G — Danica Hanson, Raina Satrom, Rylee Satrom; New Rockford-Sheyenne — Kelsie Belquist; Shiloh Christian — Sheridan Brown; Dickinson Trinity — Delaney Deschamp, Ava Jahner; LaMoure-Litchville-Marion — Bailie Kelley, Heidi Steffes; Minot Our Redeemer's — Allie Francis, Leah Lindquist, Maya Vibeto; Northern Cass — Tess Jalbert, Josie Jensen, Ellie Lucas

Coach of the Year — Stacy Hanson, May-Port-C-G

Senior Athlete of the Year — Kelsie Belquist, New Rockford-Sheyenne

In Fargo

Saturday's matches

Seventh place

Bismarck Legacy def. Bismarck High 25-17, 21-25, 12-25, 25-15, 15-13

Fifth place

Fargo North def. Bismarck Century 25-19, 25-22, 25-20

Third place

Fargo Davies def. Jamestown 25-18, 25-22, 25-21

Championship

West Fargo Sheyenne def. Fargo Shanley 25-14, 10-25, 25-17, 25-18

All-tournament team

Fargo Shanley — Katelyn Ommen, Hannah Kotrba, Clara Robin; West Fargo Sheyenne — Izzy Albrecht, Alexa Killoran, Mia Engel; Jamestown — Makenna Nold, Edie Hegerle; Fargo Davies — Cayla Sailer, Carly Dormanen; Fargo North — Audrey Rydell, Evy Berg; Bismarck Century — Eden Fridley; Bismarck Legacy — Halle Severson; Bismarck High — Tayla Andersen

Coach of the Year — Rachel Hummel, Fargo North

Senior Athlete of the Year — Makenna Nold, Jamestown

Championship

Kingsland vs. Nevis, Nov. 25, 10 a.m., U.S. Bank Stadium

Saturday's semifinals

At U.S. Bank Stadium

Springfield 36, Mahnomen-Waubun 12

Minneota 63, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 6

Championship

Springfield vs. Minneota, Nov. 24, 10 a.m., U.S. Bank Stadium

In Vermillion, S.D.

Sunday's quarterfinals

No. 3 Denver vs. No. 6 South Dakota State, 2 p.m.

No. 4 South Dakota vs. No. 5 North Dakota State, 5 p.m.

Monday's semifinals

No. 2 Omaha v. Denver/SDSU winner, 4 p.m.

No. 1 Kansas City vs. USD/NDSU winner, 7 p.m.

Championship

Nov. 21, 7 p.m.

Individual Awards

Player of the Year — Madison Harms, South Dakota

Defensive Player of the Year — Leah Green, Kansas City

Setter of the Year — Kelley Johnson, North Dakota State

Freshman of the Year — Sylvie Zgonc, South Dakota State

Coach of the Year — Christi Posey, Kansas City

First Team

Cassie Davis, Denver, OH; Leah Green, Kansas City, DS; Madison Harms, South Dakota, MB; Sydney Henry, Kansas City, S; Ali Hinze, North Dakota State, OH; Kelley Johnson, North Dakota State, S; Shayla McCormick, Omaha, OH; McKenna Ruch, Omaha, MB; Kylen Sealock, South Dakota, OH; Marissa Stockman, North Dakota, MB; Odyssey Warren, Kansas City, OH; Sylvie Zgonc, South Dakota State, OH

Freshman Team

Arianna Blohm, North Dakota State, MB; Briley Decker, Denver, S; Amanda Hardt, Omaha, OH; Emily Huss, Omaha, MB; Lauren Jansen, North Dakota State, OH; Avery Van Hook, South Dakota, S; Sylvie Zgonc, South Dakota State, OH

Saturday's results

Halftime: MSU 25, DSU 24

Dakota State — Savannah Walsdorf 11, Angela Slattery 8, Morgan Huber 7, Lilli Mackley 5, Caitlin Dyer 3, Cierra Watkins 9, Olivia Ritter 9, Miakken Vincent 7, Tabor Teel 4

Mayville State — Jordan Zrust 28, Erin Walcker 15, Mackenzie Hughes 11, Greta Hillukka 3, Alex Page 2

Halftime: UMC 45, CC 21

Crown College — McKenzie Latzke 15, Isabelle Sager 8, Sonia Urbina 8, Morgan Aylsworth 2, Serapio Hazel 6, May Laverty 3, Kendall Clark 3, Sydney Cotten 1

Minnesota Crookston — Emma Miller 18, Janie Tormanen 15, Olivia Walsh 11, Hope Dudycha 6, Nicole Hernandez 2, Rayna Klejeski 13, Taryn Frazer 9, Natalie Mikrot 6, Lily Orazem 6, Emma Dudycha 3, Riley Jenkins 2

Saturday's results

Halftime: WP 32, UMC 29

Minnesota Crookston — Reid Grant 21, Blaize Sagna 17, Aguek Deng 11, De'Antray 6, Ben Hoverson 5, Jordan Mitchell 7

Wisconsin-Parkside — Josiah Palmer 13, Colin O'Rourke 11, Jack Rose 9, Ethan Ivan 5, Nick Brown 2, Sam DeVault 13, Jake Dunham 4, Rokas Castillo 3

Halftime: MSU 62, NIC 37

Northwest Indian College — Trazil Lane 31, Ryan Pate 13, Gary Johnson 7, Jesse Hoiby 7, Anthony Snow 4, DJ Holthusen 4, Marqueda-Lamebull 1

Mayville State — John White Jr. 22, Jamison Kramer 20, Stevan Garza 8, Juan Carlos Canahuate 5, Steele Senske 15, Jesse Bergh 15, BJ Woods 12, Devin Griffin 5, Leomar Castillo 5, Jacob Strand 4, London Williams 2

In Charlottesville, Va., Saturday

UND finisher

88. Yonca Kutluk 20:35.5

Note: Kutluk became the first UND women's runner to compete at a national championship in the Division I era.