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 STATE RECORDS

GARNER-HAYFIELD CARDINALS COACH — Scott Van Dusseldorp 2010 RECORD — 5-4 overall, 3-4 in Class 1A, District 3.

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS — Jace Engstler, sr., QB/DB; Joe Ermer, sr., WR/DB; Rick Young, sr., OL/LB; Lance Austin, sr., OL/DL; Alex Van Gerpen, jr., RB/DB; Seth Williams, jr., WR/DB; Ryan Sonquist, jr., OL/DL; Corey Dodd, jr., OL/DL; Keith Schwickerath, jr., OL/LB; Braden Meints, soph., WR/LB; Connor Haugland, sr., WR/DL; Nic Tusha, soph., OL/LB. GARNER-HAYFIELD SCHEDULE Aug. 26 — at West Hancock Sept. 2 — vs. Belmond-Klemme Sept. 9 — at Lake Mills Sept. 16 — vs. St. Ansgar Sept. 23 — at Nashua-Plainfield Sept. 30 — vs. West Fork Oct. 7 — at Aplington-Parkersburg Oct. 14 — vs. Dike-New Hartford Oct. 21 — vs. AGWSR

Iowa’s all-time touchdown Iowa’s all-time passing pass leaders yardage leaders 93 — James Vandenberg, Keokuk, 2005–07 81 — Tyler Jones, Cherokee, 2005-08 77 — Matt Sherman, Saint Ansgar, 1989-92 76 — Joel Osborn, Harlan Community, 2001-03 74 — Justin Urbanek, Hudson, 1991-94 70 — Jake Waters, St.Albert, Council Bluffs, 2006-09 63 — Derrick Young, Nodaway Valley, Greenfield, 2001-03 63 — Scott Koerselman, Pleasantville, 1992-95 63 — Brady Foster, Mason City, 2000-02 61 — Blake Haluska, Carroll, 2007-09 61 — Tyler Peschong, Marshalltown, 2005-07 • Engstler has 49 career touchdown passes entering his senior year.

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9,146 — Tyler Jones, Cherokee, 2005-2008 7,701 — James Vandenberg, Keokuk, 2005-2007 7,259 — Tyler Peschong, Marshalltown, 2005-2007 6,813 — Matt Sherman, Saint Ansgar, 1989-92 6,641 — Scott Koerselman, Pleasantville, 1992-95 6,239 — Justin Urbanek, Hudson, 1991-94 6,209 — Joel Osborn, Harlan Community, 2001-03 6,082 — Blake Haluska, Carroll, 2007-2009 5,908 — Brady Foster, Mason City, 2000-2002 5,834 — Chanse Creekmur, Marshalltown, 20082009 • Engstler has 4,322 passing yards entering his senior year.

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Garner-Hayfield quarterback Jace Engstler can climb up the state charts with another big season.

ON TARGET G-H’s Engstler moving up state record lists

By JARED PATTERSON Jared.patterson@globegazette.com

GARNER — Watching Jace Engstler is a little like watching your buddy play a video game.

The Garner-Hayfield senior quarterback makes plays with such fluidity it’s easy for coaches and teammates alike to just sit back and watch.

Coming off a 31touchdown, 2,622-yard season, Engstler is on the cusp of going down as one of the state’s most prolific passers.

He doesn’t need to duplicate his numbers from a year ago to crack the state’s top-10 list for career passing yards and passing touchdowns.

He has 4,322 career passing yards and needs 1,512 yards this season to crack the top 10. His touchdown tally sits at 49 and he needs 12 passing touchdowns to put himself in the top 10 on that list.

When asked about the potential to go down as one of the state’s alltime bests, he eludes talking about potential accolades like he eludes an oncoming rusher.

“It’s cool, but I’d rather have a winning season,” said Engstler,

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quarterback.”

The biggest question revolves around who will fill the void of Josh Thompson, the all-state wide receiver who graduated his 1,127 yards and 16 touchdowns.

The Cards return three of their top five pass catchers from last year in tailback Alex Van Gerpen and receivers Joe Ermer and Seth Williams.

The three combined for 99 receptions and 1,033 yards and those numbers are expected to balloon this year.

“He‘s amazing,” Ermer said of Engstler. “If nobody is open he can run it for 20 yards. If not, you just throw your hand up and he’ll find you.”

Despite changing coaches from Cam Smith to Van Dusseldorp, the offense remains unchanged.

It’s going to be four-wide with an onus on Engstler making plays with his feet or his arm.

“I just want to make plays and try to win the games,” Engstler said. “I feel more comfortable now. I feel I can roam around and it’s easier to find people.”

Added Van Dusseldorp, “Honestly, I think he belongs in that group. He just takes stuff in stride.

Whether he feels stress, you’d never know. He’s a great leader for us.”

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who wasn’t sacked in 341 pass attempts last year. “Making the playoffs would be a win for us.

State-wise, whatever happens happens.”

He isn’t overly concerned about numbers. The only number he worries about is the win total, which sat at five last year.

Engstler is modest when talking about his talents. He has yet to make up his mind whether he’ll play football or basketball at the next level.

His coach, Scott Van Dusseldorp, has talked with Iowa State and has heard from a host of Division-I football teams that are interested in the 6-foot-2 quarterback.

“He’s a once-in-a-career-type kid,” Van Dusseldorp said.

“Watching him you almost feel like a spectator. You just want to watch him play.”

Opposing coaches in GarnerHayfield’s district have taken notice, too.

“He might be the best quarterback in the state,” St. Ansgar coach Drew Clevenger said. “At least in 1A, he’s probably the best.”

Added West Fork coach Eric Burt, “He’s the real deal. You know he’s going to get his. You have to try to make them onedimensional. He’s a heck of a

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“ CHANGES Mason CityMOHAWKS

It kind of fuels the fire when people say,‘Are you going to suckthis year?’”

— Max Krieger

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Mason City’s Sam Skogen runs for yardage during a game last season.

New QB leads Mohawks into season

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Wildcats optimistic

By JEREMY KOENIGS sports@globegazette.com

RICEVILLE — After making the transition to eight-man football last season, Riceville co-coaches Warren Haacke and Chris Conger are optimistic about the Wildcats’ second season in 8-man, District 3.

“We are optimistic heading into the season as we return a variety of individuals with varsity football experience,” they said. “We understand that being in District 3 presents a great challenge with a few highlyranked teams. However, for the first time in a few years, we have the experience to challenge them.”

The Wildcats, who finished 3-6 overall and 3-4 in the district last season, have a strong nucleus of upperclassmen that includes 10 seniors.

Four of those seniors — Ryan Richardson, Kenny Linkenmeyer, Ethan Bauer and Caleb Harken — have played on the varsity since they were sophomores.

Linkenmeyer ran for 1,190 yards and 10 touchdowns last season and also caught 14 passes for 191 yards and a touchdown while recording 58 tackles on defense.

Bauer, a lineman, recorded 48 tackles while Harken tied for the team lead with 92 tackles, including nine tackles for loss.

However, having

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2011 SCHEDULE Aug. 26 — at North Sentral Kossuth Sept. 2 — vs. CWL Sept. 9 — vs. CAL Sept. 16 — at Tripoli Sept. 23 — vs. Janesville Sept. 30 — at Northeast Hamilton Oct. 7 — vs. Clarksville Oct. 14 — at Kee High (Lansing) Oct. 21 — vs. Ventura

Panthers must replace top two rushers

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rushing touchdowns.

The duo also combined CORWITH — Ryan Wag- for 262 tackles for the Panner knew that 8-man, Dis- thers.

However, the Panthers trict 2 would be a dogfight return three offensive and every week with several defensive linemen in Cody schools with strong tradiGoetz, Andy Hauswirth and tions in the district.

The coach was spot on as Taylor Earles.

Defensively, Goetz Armstrong-Ringsted, recorded 103 tackles while Graettinger-Terril, West Preston Jensen, a junior, Bend-Mallard and North Sentral Kossuth advanced to added 76 tackles.

The Panthers also return the postseason from the quarterback Josh Hilbert, a district.

Unfortunately for the the junior who threw for 428 yards as a sophomore.

CWL football coach, his team was unable to secure a CWL PANTHERS playoff berth, finishing with Coach: Ryan Wagner begins his third season as coach of the Panthers. a 2-7 overall mark and 1-6 2010 record: CWL finished 2-7 overall and 1-6 in Eight-man, District 2. showing in the district.

Returning starters: Mitchell Carroll, sr., TE/DE; Cody Wagner, who begins his Goetz, sr., OG/DT; Andy Hauswirth, jr., C; Taylor Earles, sr., OG/DT; Josh Hilbert, jr., QB/DE; Preston Jensen, jr., third season at the helm, returns six offensive and six DB/P, Derek Studer, jr., DB. 2011 SCHEDULE defensive starters, but has Aug. 26 — vs. Clarksville holes to fill as well.

Sept. 2 — at Riceville Sept. 9 — at Armstrong-Ringsted The Panthers graduated Sept. 16 — vs. Harris-Lake Park their top two rushers in Sept. 23 — at Ventura Sept. 30 — vs. Ruthven-Ayrshire Jason Carroll and Mitchell 7 — at West Bend-Mallard Shipman, who combined for Oct. Oct. 14 — vs. Graettinger-Terril Oct. 21 — vs. North Sentral Kossuth 860 rushing yards and 16 sports@globegazette.com

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Mason City’s Connor DeRoy runs for yardage last season. team with 228 yards.

But Penner thinks the offense with Spotts running the veer lends itself to more productivity.

Spotts has directed a veer offense the past five years and can run the offense “with his eyes closed,” according to Penner.

“I love the offense and I love coach Penner’s thinking, game planning and schemes,” Spotts said. “After five years of running the veer I’m pretty confident.”

The biggest question comes on the defensive side of the ball where the entire linebacking corps graduated.

Insert Krieger, who bulked up to 170 pounds and slid from safety to linebacker.

“They are both pretty fun,” Krieger said. “I think that will help the team more. I just do what they say and hopefully have the same effect.”

Staying healthy is another thing

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level.”

Northeast Hamilton was the 8-man, District 3 champion a year ago with a 7-0 mark.

Tripoli was second in the district with a 6-1 mark and Clarksville was third at 5-2.

“I expect our district to be very competitive this year,” Pueggel said.

— By Kirk Hardcastle VENTURA VIKINGS COACH — Mark Pueggel begins his third year as coach of the Vikings.

2010 RECORD — 3-6 overall, 3-4 in 8-man, District 3.

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS — Ryan Schmitz, sr., QB/LB; Joel Watson, sr., RB/LB; Jace Byers, jr., OL/LB; Tom Treloar, jr., OL/DL; Zach Ryerson, jr., OL/DL. VENTURA SCHEDULE Aug. 26 —at West Bend-Mallard.

Sept. 2 — vs. Graettinger-Terril.

Sept. 9 — vs. Tripoli.

Sept. 16 — at Northeast Hamilton.

Sept. 23 — vs. CWL. Sept. 30 — at CAL. Oct. 7 — vs. Janesville.

Oct. 14 — at Clarksville.

Oct. 21 — at Riceville

of the upmost importance.

Penner said the Mohawks will suit up 44 kids for their season opener at home against Des Moines Lincoln.

Many of Mason City’s opponents within the CIML Iowa Conference will suit up between 70 and 80 kids.

“We are about getting better,” Penner said. “Last year we were 0-1 after the first game. We want to win that first one.”

Mason City schedule Coach — Justin Penner.

2010 record — 3-6 overall, 1-4 in CIML Iowa.

Returning starters — Jared Bartel, sr., OL/DL; Dakota Alexander, sr., OL/DL; Elliot Craw, sr., OL/DL; Sam Skogen, sr., RB/CB; Max Krieger, sr., LB; Connor DeRoy, sr., RB. SCCHEDULE Aug. 26 — vs. DM Lincoln Sept. 2 — at DM Hoover Sept. 9 — vs. DM Roosevelt Sept. 16 — vs. Ames Sept. 23 — at Waukee Sept. 30 — vs. Fort Dodge Oct. 7 — at WDM Valley Oct. 14 — at Urbandale Oct. 21 — at Marshalltown

 INDEX G-H CWL Mason City Riceville Ventura CAL Newman North Butler Rockford Belmond-Klemme Garrigan North Iowa N-K

2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5

West Hancock 5 Schedules 6-8 Forest City 9 Osage 10 Nashua-Plainfield 10 Lake Mills 10 West Fork 10 Central Springs 11 Hampton-Dumont 11 St.Ansgar 11 Algona 12 Charles City 12 Clear Lake 12

About the Cover Garner-Hayfield quarterback Jace Engstler was a first-team all-state selection last season in Class 1A. Engstler is closing in on the top 10 all-time in passing yards and passing touchdowns in Iowa.

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Ventura coach Mark Pueggel says he will depend heavily on seniors Ryan Schmitz and Joel Watson this season.

“Ryan is coming back for his third year to play quarterback and that should help some of our younger players adjust faster on offense,” Pueggel said. “Joel Watson is our defensive leader and was our leading tackler last season.”

Pueggel, whose team was 3-6 overall a year ago, said he sees talent in the lower grades.

“We have a lot of younger players this year who are talented,” the coach said, “but have not had much experience playing at the varsity

RICEVILLE WILDCATS Coaches: Warren Haacke and Chris Conger are cocoaches of the Wildcats.

2010 record: Riceville finished 3-6 overall and 3-4 in Eight-man, District 3.

Returning letterwinners: Kenny Linkenmeyer, sr., RB/LB; Ethan Bauer, sr., OL/DL; Ryan Richardson, sr., RB/LB; Caleb Harken, sr., OL/DE; Allen Koenigs, sr., QB/DB; Marcus Uthe, sr., FB/LB; Trevor Bill, sr., OL/DL; Dalton Hemann, sr., WR/DB; Sam Buck, jr., RB/LB. Others expected to contribute: Justin Anderlik, jr., WR/DB; Wyatt Holmen, jr., OL/DL; Jordan Reddel, sr., OL/DL.

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MASON CITY — Max Krieger has been asked the question a few times.

The safety-turned-linebacker for the Mason City High football team uses it as motivation.

“It kind of fuels the fire when people say, ‘Are you going to suck?’ ” Krieger said. “We are going to show them we are going to be better than people think.”

There’s no doubt a chip on the shoulder for this year’s Mohawks.

Last year the team was heaped with high expectations only to go 3-6.

With a number of new starters this year and Blake Spotts taking over at quarterback, questions are abound about how many wins this team can put together.

Coach Justin Penner scaled back his playbook for Spotts, an option quarterback, and the offensive line returns starters Jared Bartel, Dakota Alexander and Elliot Craw.

“We have talent,” Penner said.

“We don’t have depth.

“It’s been more about Xs and Os and execution this year. The kids’ heads aren’t spinning.”

Penner has some specific goals for an offense that will feature Sam Skogen and Connor DeRoy behind Spotts.

“One guy could step up and be a 1,000-yard rusher,” the coach said. “My goal would be to have three guys with 750 yards or more.

“It’s attainable. How well are we going to execute? A lot of it is on us as coaches. Our kids are physically gifted enough to do that.”

Those numbers would be quite a leap from last year when Skogen led an offense that sputtered much of the year with 462 rushing yards. DeRoy was second on the

Richardson, a linebacker who suffered a season-ending injury during the Wildcats’ opening game last season, back should improve the defense.

“He will be a welcome addition to a run defense that needs to be greatly improved,” the coaches said.

Richardson recorded 89 tackles as a sophomore which ranked second on the team.

Meanwhile, fellow seniors Allen Koenigs and Marcus Uthe saw significant playing time last season.

Uthe recorded 86 tackles while Koenigs took over at quarterback with Richardson — who will move to running back — out and proceeded to throw for 852 yards and 10 touchdowns along with nine interceptions.

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Newman Catholic’s Kane Louscher makes a tackle in a game last season.

Bulk of Knights’ offense from last season gone

By JEREMY KOENIGS sports@globegazette.com

MASON CITY — With every football season comes new challenges.

For coach Mike Dirksen and the Newman Catholic football team, that is no exception.

Coming off of an 11-1 season which saw the Knights win the Class A, District 3 title, the 2011 team will have several new starters.

“This group will be much more blue-collar,” Dirksen said. “There won’t be the standouts, but everybody is going to work hard and they all have great attitudes.

“It’s a new challenge for the kids.

We have some kids that got to play quite a bit last year but every year is a whole new thing.

It’s a whole different atmosphere Dirksen when you’re on the field at the beginning of the game than if you’re up or behind and get in the game. We have a lot of kids that will experience that for the first time.”

Senior Andrew Ulveling is hoping that the work the team put in during the off-season translates to success on the field.

“We had a really great off-season,” Ulveling said. “Everyone was hitting the weight room and doing off-season running. Hopefully it pays off on the football field. We just have to come out and play our style of football.”

Fellow senior Gabe Dunn added that the Knights’ approach is a simple one with the same goal as last season.

“We have to play one game at a time but ultimately we want that district championship,” Dunn

said.“The seniors have really taken control and we have a bunch of leaders out there.”

For the Knights to duplicate last season’s success, they will need players to step up as they lost their top five rushers from last season, including Ben Buffington, Robbie Quintero and Tevin Brinson.

Buffington ran for a schoolrecord 29 touchdowns and 1,385 yards while Quintero and Brinson combined for 1,231 rushing yards and 15 rushing touchdowns.

The Knights also graduated wide receiver Drew Verstegen and his 568 receiving yards.

“You don’t look to replace them because all of those players are unique,” Dirksen said of his departed backfield.

“Just like you don’t replace a Drew Verstegen, either, but each kid will find his own niche.”

Ulveling Dirksen added that he likes what he’s seen from his players competing for starting spots.

“We have had some very good competition for positions,” the coach said. “Our kids really understand that they could be on the field at any given time and that it’s their responsibility to be ready.”

“With us not being deep in numbers, it’s really crucial that the kids know a couple of positions.”

Another position of concern is quarterback, where the Knights were dealt another blow when Dunn, the team’s starting quarterback, broke his wrist during baseball season and isn’t expected to see time at the position early in the season.

“It’s really hard the way things went down,” Dunn said. “It was definitely something that I didn’t want to happen but at the same

time it’s going to be a great opportunity for some other guys to step in. They’re going to have the opportunity to show what they have.”

Newman must also mix in several starters on the offensive line under new line coach John Lee. “We always get some very good athletes on the offensive line,” Dirksen said. “Those kids enjoy the challenge of the type of blocking that we do and the opportunity to make line calls and adjust right on the line.

“It’s just huge when those kids are able to pick up on that stuff and it’s a challenge for them all the time.”

Several new faces will be starting on defense as well while Dunn will take over the kicking duties after splitting time with Dillon Stradt last Dunn season.

“Special teams is a huge part of the game,” Dunn said. “Whenever you can get the other team pinned down deep, it makes it that much harder for them.”

NEWMAN CATHOLIC KNIGHTS Coach: Mike Dirksen begins his 28th season as coach of the Knights with a record of 184-83.

2010 record: Newman Catholic finished 11-1 overall and 5-0 in Class A, District 3.

Returning letterwinners: Alec Bartoszek, sr., 195, TE/DT; Kevin Blinkmann, sr., 180, OG/DT; Gabe Dunn, sr., 160, QB/DB; Ryan Fishel, sr., 190, OT/DE; Phillip Lapointe, sr., 150, SE/DB; Andrew Ulveling, sr., 190, TE/LB; Derrick Urdahl, sr., 175, OT/LB; Alex Weber, sr., 165, SE/DB; Clayton White, sr., 175, HB/LB; Kane Louscher, jr., 205, OT/LB. Others expected to contribute: Seth Seltun, sr., 220, OG/DE; Trevor Callahan, jr., 145, QB/DB; Will Determan, jr., 185, OG/DG; Casey Hall, jr., 155, HB/DB; Salvador Haroutunian, jr., 200, OT/DG; Seth Hestness, jr., 175, QB/DB; AJ Kehm, jr., 235, OG/DE. 2011 SCHEDULE Aug. 19 — vs. Northwood-Kensett (won 28-12) Aug. 26 — vs. Hudson Sept. 2 — at. St. Ansgar Sept. 9 — at GMG Sept. 16 — vs. North Butler Sept. 23 — vs. Grundy Center Sept. 30 — at Colo-NESCO Oct. 7 — BYE Oct. 14 — vs. Rockford Oct. 21 — at Postville

Warriors will need players to step up

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ing touchdowns.

Defensively, Paulus recorded 46 tackles on his ROCKFORD — The way to earning all-state Rockford football team honors while Seibert and must replace all-everyDolan combined for 193 thing quarterback Scott tackles and 17 tackles for Paulus and its top two loss. tacklers in Josh Dolan and While the Warriors have Mike Seibert. to replace production at And sixth-year head coach Nick Johnson knows their skill positions and at linebacker, the his team will need Warriors’ strength players to step up will be the return of this season if the four starters on the Warriors are going offensive line in Ben to duplicate last Neal, Matt Fullerseason’s 8-2 record ton, Issac and runner-up finSchwantes and Jack ish in Class A, DisRooney. trict 3.

J o h n s o n “We’ll be as good ROCKFORD WARRIORS Coach: Nick Johnson begins his sixth season as as the guys filling the coach of the Warriors. holes,” the coach said. “We 2010 record: Rockford finished 8-2 overall and 4-1 in Class A, District 3. need to gain experience at Returning letterwinners: Ben Neal, sr., OL/DL; Matt the beginning of the seaFullerton, sr., OL/LB; Issac Schwantes, sr., OL/DL; Jack Rooney, sr., OL/DL; Darrin Kingery, sr., WR/CB; son.”

Kelly, sr., WB/OLB/KR/PR. The first step for success Spencer Others expected to contribute: Travis Johnson, sr., FB; John Jones, so., OLB; Ryan Turner, so., CB/WR; is replacing the production Connor Kuhlemeier, jr., ILB; Jake Green, jr., WR; lost to graduation.

Andrew Schriever, so. QB. Paulus ran for 1,709 2011 SCHEDULE yards and 21 touchdowns Aug. 19 — vs. Nashua-Plainfield (lost 25-8) Aug. 26 — at North Iowa while throwing for 366 Sept. 2 — vs. Northwood-Kensett yards and six touchdowns. Sept. 9 — at Valley of Elgin Sept. 16 — at GMG Seibert, Luke Staudt, Sept. 23 — vs. Colo-NESCO Chase Riley and Dolan Sept. 30 — at Grundy Center Oct. 7 — vs. North Butler added a combined 1,447 Oct. 14 — at Newman Catholic rushing yards and 16 rush- Oct. 21 — BYE sports@globegazette.com

CALCADETS

Cadets looking for wins LATIMER — CAL struggled to a winless season in 2010, so second-year coach Brian Folkerts and the Cadets have nowhere to go but up.

Improvement will come in trying to make CAL competitive on a consistent basis.

On the offensive side of the ball, the passing combination of quarterback Alex Dohrman and end Joel Johnson returns.

The duo hooked up 16 times for 288 yards and a touchdown last season.

Dohrman is also the top returning ball carrier after rushing for 106 yards last season.

Defensively, the Cadets should be improved with six key performers slated to return, although all are either linebackers or in

CAL SCHEDULE Aug. 26 — at Laurens-Marathon Sept. 2 — vs. Twin River Valley Sept. 9 — at Riceville Sept. 16 — vs. Janesville Sept. 23 — at Clarksville Sept. 30 — vs. Ventura Oct. 7 — at Tripoli Oct. 14 — at NE Hamilton Oct. 21 — Bye

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2011 SCHEDULE Aug. 19 — at Central Springs (won 34-8) Aug. 26 — at Postville Sept. 2 — vs. Nashua-Plainfield Sept. 9 — BYE Sept. 16 — at Newman Catholic Sept. 23 — vs. GMG Sept. 30 — at Central Elkader Oct. 7 — at Rockford Oct. 14 — vs. Grundy Center Oct. 21 — vs. Colo-NESCO

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Defensively, the for the postseason.

Bearcats lost leading tackAfter finishing 2-8 overall and 2-3 in Class A, ler Casey Krull to graduation but return four playDistrict 3, fourth-year ers who recorded 40 or head coach Mark Rusch is looking for improvement. more tackles in Rob Rottler (94), Cody Nelson “We are looking to return to the (46), Blake Jacobs (44) and postseason Osier (42).

“We return a lot of varagain this sity playing experience year,” Rusch with eight returning said. “We starters on both sides of feel we can compete for the ball,” Rusch said. “Our overall team speed is vasta district ly improved.” title with One concern for the Rottler our returning experi- Bearcats will be how ence and if we focus on one quickly their offensive line comes together. game at a time. We are “We have to replace really looking forward to three offensive linemen seeing how much we have from last year but I have improved from last year.” been very happy with the Much of Rusch’s optiprogress we have made up mism is due to the fact that front with several players his team returns several competing for starting key offensive players from positions,” Rusch said. last season, including its top two runners in Kaleb NORTH BUTLER BEARCATS Coach: Mark Rusch begins his fourth season as Junker and Cody Codner coach of the Bearcats.

2010 record: North Butler finished 2-8 overall and and quarterback Dustin

CAL CADETS Coach — Brian Folkerts.

2010 record — 0-9 overall, 0-7 in Eight-man, District 3.

Returning letterwinners — Alex Dohrman, QB/LB; Joel Johnson, TE/CB; Clayton Miller, RB/CB; Trevor Fitz, TE/LB; Tyler Fitz, TE/LB; Omar Yanez, RB/CB.

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the secondary.

The key for CAL’s move to competitiveness this season will be in how quickly it takes for the line to gel on both sides of the ball.

A difficult schedule in 8-man, District 3 awaits as the district figures to see a balance similar to what it saw last season with four of the seven teams posting winning records.

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senior will be moved to a tailback spot this season BRITT — After finish- with senior Eric Cox taking 8-4 last season, mak- ing over the quarterback ing it to the Class A state position. quarterfinals and with “We’ve always run the plenty of returning ball at West Hancock and starters, expectations are we should do it well this high this fall for the West year,” Sanger said. “But Hancock football team. we know teams are going “I feel pretty good to load up the box with about this group nine people and and the way we will be prethey’ve been pracpared to use some ticing so far,” said play-action passWest Hancock ing. football coach Bob “We did that Sanger, who startsuccessfully last ed his 44th season year and are lookas the Eagle coach. ing for more of the Sanger “We lost two allsame this season.” district people last It’s on the year but we have defensive side of five returning. the ball where the That tells you a Eagles might make little of the story the most improveright there.” ment this season.

The Eagles Pat Smith and return eight Seth Goepel return Z. Schleuger starters on offense as the tackles with and seven on Ryder Clark and defense.

Patterson at the “We’ve got a lot defensive ends. of skilled kids back Zac Schleuger at a lot of posireturns as the rovtions on both sides ing linebacker of the ball and that while Gunnar will be a big factor Clark and Ibarra C. Schleuger for us,” Sanger return as the outsaid. “But we also return a side backers. lot of kids in both the Last season, Gunnar offensive and defensive Clark was an all-district lines. We should have pick, as were Patterson good size up front and and Goepel. good quickness as well,” At cornerback, Ryan The Eagles return Fedders returns as a junior fullback Chris starter.

Schleuger and senior “Defense has been our halfback Zac Schleuger. strongpoint over the Both were all-district years,” Sanger said. “And picks last season and for we should be tough there good reason. this season. Our offense Chris was one of the may sputter at times, but leading rushers in the our defense, I think, will area, running 279 times be solid.” for 1,567 yards and 20 The Eagles should be touchdowns. He averaged the favorite for the disalmost six yards per carry. trict title.

His older brother Zac “Our goals are high, but was nearly as productive, they always are,” Sanger gaining 1,252 yards on 131 said. “Every year we want carries for an average of to be in that state chamover nine yards per rush. pionship game but we Zac also rushed for 15 always take it one step at a touchdowns. time.

Chris is more of a “We want to finish first grinding runner, while in the district and go deep Zac, a sprinter in track, into the playoffs.” will give defenses a WEST HANCOCK SCHEDULE breakaway threat to deal Aug. 26 — vs. Garner-Hayfield with.

Sept. 2 — at Lake Mills For the past two seaSept. 9 — vs. LeMars Gehlen S ept. 16 — at Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn sons, Gerardo Ibarra has Sept. 23 — vs. North Iowa been the Eagles’ quarter- Sept. 30 — vs. Northwood-Kensett Oct. 7 — at Belmond-Klemme back.

Oct. 14 — at Bishop Garrigan But Sanger said the Oct. 21 — at Southeast Webster-Grand 8. 16, Oskaloosa 4. 17, Grinnell 2. 17, Carlisle 2.

CLASS 2A Record Pts Prv 1. West Marshall (3) 0-0 94 9 2. Iowa City Regina (7) 0-0 92 1 3. North Fayette 0-0 85 2 4. Carroll Kuemper (1) 0-0 56 6 5. Dyersville Beckman 0-0 54 NR 6. North Polk 0-0 37 NR 7. South Central Calhoun 0-0 35 3 8. Mediapolis 0-0 28 NR 9. Sigourney-Keota 0-0 24 4 10. St. Edmond 0-0 16 NR Others receiving votes: 11, Osage 14. 12, Central LyonGLR 12. 13, Sheldon 10. 14, Spirit Lake 9. 15, Davis County 7. 15, Iowa Falls-Alden 7. 17, Monroe PCM 6. 18, West Liberty 4. 19, Pella Christian 3. 20, New Hampton 2. 20, Hull Western Christian 2. 22, O-A/BCIG 1. 22, Roland-Story 1. 22, Waterloo Columbus 1.

CLASS 1A Record Pts Prv 1. Emmetsburg (5) 0-0 96 2 2. Council Bluffs St. Albert (3) 0-0 92 1 3. West Branch (1) 0-0 77 4 4. Aplington-Parkersburg 0-0 71 3 5. West Lyon (1) 0-0 55 8 6. Woodward-Granger 0-0 53 5 7. Dike-New Hartford (1) 0-0 51 NR 30 NR 8. St. Ansgar 0-0 9. Logan-Magnolia 0-0 25 6 10. North Cedar 0-0 13 9 Others receiving votes: 11, Turkey Valley 10. 12, HMS (Hartley) 7. 12, IKM/Manning 7. 14, Panorama 5. 15, Gladbrook-Reinbeck 4. 16, Hinton 2. 16, Eagle Grove 2. 18, Des Moines Christian 1. 18, Hudson 1. 18, Gar-

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higher.

The Golden Bears return ALGONA — Marty 11 letterwinners, including Wadle wants his team to four of their top six lineget defensive, as in stand men. up and stop some They should pave people. the way for a host The Bishop Garof backs in Wadle’s rigan football team run-based offense. finished in a three“We have five or way tie for the dissix kids that are trict title last year. going to carry the If the Golden ball,” Wadle said.

Bears are going to The main battle Wadle reach the peak in in camp has been their district this for the quarterback year they need to be position where Jake better on defense.

Kollasch, a junior, “We didn’t play is slightly ahead of very good defense,” Wadle’s son, Reece, a freshman.

Wadle said. “We “We still have a gave up a lot of lot to work on,” yards in a lot of Boisjolie Wadle said. games.”

They still found BISHOP GARRIGAN GOLDEN BEARS ways to win, COACH — Marty Wadle 2010 RECORD — 6-4, 4-1. though.

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS — Mitch The Golden Rahm, sr., OL/DL; Zach Keith, sr., WR/DB; Luke Eischen, sr., TE/DE; Craig Bears’ 4-1 mark Kohlhaas, sr., OT/DT; Grant Reding, sr., tied them with RB/LB; Alex Boisjolie, sr., OL/LB; Daniel Gelhaus, sr., TE; Terrence Franklin, sr., NorthwoodRB; Adam Hamilton, jr., OL/DE; Jake Kensett and West Kollasch, jr., QB/LB; Brayton Loss, soph., RB.DB. Reding Hancock atop the BISHOP GARRIGAN SCHEDULE district.

Aug. 26 — at St. Edmond.

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NORTHWOOD — Northwood-Kensett survived a rocky start in 2010 to finish the season in a three-way tie for the Class A, District 3.

Spencer Capitani was the workhorse for that team, but his graduation leaves the Vikings with a question mark under center.

Still, the Vikings return enough talent to have an impact on the district race before the end of the season.

Dylan Nitcher, Nik Werner and Garrett Olson were second, third and fourth on the team in rushing, respectively, so the Vikings may look for a more balanced approach on offense.

Northwood-Kensett’s defense will have to carry the load this season if the Vikings are to find a way into the playoffs.

The Viking held five opponents to 14 points or less a season ago, and

Bison hoping to build on late-season success BUFFALO CENTER — The North Iowa football team was quite young in 2010, but the Bison showed some growth over the year and finished 2-2 over their final four games.

Bison head coach Don Anderson is looking to continue on the success of those final few games, and he will enjoy a large number of major contributors from last season.

Frank Campos rushed for more than 600 yards and 10 touchdowns last season and was the leading tackler.

Campos returns to perform double duty as does starting quarterback and safety Eric Krull.

Krull completed more than 50 percent of his passes and averaged 112.6 yards passing per game.

The defensive side of the ball will determine the success of the Bison this season. ner-Hayfield 1. 18, Treynor 1. 18, Lawton-Bronson 1.

CLASS 1A Record Pts Prv 1. Madrid (4) 0-0 97 1 2. West Hancock (2) 0-0 82 NR 3. Le Mars Gehlen (3) 0-0 78 5 4. Traer North Tama (1) 0-0 76 3 1-0 57 2 5. Newman Catholic 6. Lisbon (1) 0-0 55 9 7. Wayland WACO 0-0 44 4 8. Postville 0-0 42 10 9. BGM (Brooklyn) 0-0 24 6 10. Bishop Garrigan 0-0 10 NR Others receiving votes: 11, Clay Central-Everly 9. 12, Bedford 8. 13, Akron-Westfield 5. 13, NorthwoodKensett 5. 15, Van Meter 4. 15, AHST (Avoca) 4. 17, North Butler 3. 18, Belle Plaine 2.

EIGHT-MAN Record Pts Prv 1. Armstrong-Ringsted (10) 1-0 109 2 2. Northeast Hamilton 0-0 89 4 3. Preston 1-0 68 3 4. Fremont-Mills 0-0 66 6 T5. Lenox (1) 0-0 40 1 T5. West Central 1-0 40 NR T5. Adair-Casey 0-0 40 NR 8. Stanton 0-0 27 NR 9. Glidden-Ralston 0-0 21 9 T10. East Mills 0-0 16 NR T10. West Bend-Mallard 0-0 16 NR Others receiving votes: 12, Graettinger-Terril 14. 13, Kingsley-Pierson 12. 13, Clarksville 12. 15, RemsenUnion 11. 16, Kee High (Lansing) 10. 17, Grandview Park Baptist 5. 18, Moravia 4. 19, Janesville 3. 20, North Sentral Kossuth 1. 20, Newell-Fonda 1.

Broncos return 16 contributors is that they are now a year older and more experienced.

The linebacking corps and the secondary should be well stocked, though, as Karter Uhlenhopp, Elijah Kinseth and Dustin Bruns bring experience to the linebacker position and Nick Dugger, Nathan Hildebrand, Andrew Kroeze and Ben Jeffers also return.

The offense will revolve around quarterback Keaton Mallen, who completed 38 percent of his passes and was the team’s third-leading rusher.

Also back is the top ball carrier, Logan McKenna, who gained 378 yards and scored six times.

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BELMOND — BelmondKlemme head football coach Darwin Christensen is about to discover what the value of 16 returning contributors will be.

“Our players worked very hard in the offseason in the weight room,” Christensen said. “We will be a stronger and more physical team.”

The Broncos took some lumps in 2010 when they finished 1-8 overall and 1-4 in Class A, District 2 play.

Belmond-Klemme struggled on the defensive side of the ball last season, in large part due to a team that relied heavily on freshmen and sophomores.

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The Broncos will still be comparatively young and may be a season away from a good year, but don’t be surprised by an extra win or two this year and a much more competitive team.

After a bit of a slow start, the North Iowa defense allowed just 14 points per game in its late-season victories.

A difficult schedule awaits North Iowa, including a district matchup with West Hancock and an opening game against West Fork.

BELMOND-KLEMME SCHEDULE Aug. 26 — vs. West Fork Sept. 2 — at Garner-Hayfield Sept. 9 — vs. Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn Sept. 16 — vs. Madrid Sept. 23 — at SE Webster Sept. 30 — at Bishop Garrigan Oct. 7 — vs. West Hancock Oct. 14 — at North Iowa Oct. 21 — vs. Northwood-Kensett

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2010 record — 1-8 overall, 1-4 in Class A, District 2.

Returning letterwinners — Dan Bock, sr., TE/DE; Nate Hildebrand, jr., HB/DB; Reed Lette, jr., FB/LB; Andrew Kroeze, jr., DB; Karter Uhlenhopp, sr., FB/LB,; Keaton Mallen, sr., QB/DB; Logan McKenna, jr., RB/LB; Nate Smith, sr., SE/DB; Elijah Kinseth, soph., QB/LB; Dustin Brunes, soph., OL/LB; Kody Smith, jr., TE/DL; Tim Roelefson, sr., OL/DL; Nick Dugger, sr., OL/LB; Ben Jeffers, jr., OL/DL; Miguel Merado, sr., OL.

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2010 record — 2-3, 2-8.

Returning letterwinners — Blake Huntington, WB/NG; Gabe Thomsen, C/DT; Taylor Thomsen, OT; Frank Campos, RB/LB; Troy Kettwick, WR/LB; Eric Krull, QB/S; Mark Milbrandt, TE/LB; Justin Murray, OG/DE; Lucas O’Connor DE. NORTH IOWA SCHEDULE Aug. 26 — vs. Rockford Sept. 2 — at West Fork Sept. 9 — vs. Akron-Westfield Sept. 16 — at Clay Central-Everly Sept. 23 — at West Hancock Sept. 30 — vs. SE Webster Oct. 7 — at Northwood-Kensett Oct. 14 — vs. Belmond-Klemme Oct. 21 — at Bishop Garrigan

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three of the top four tacklers from that team are slated to return.

Nitcher and Werner will team with Tanner Haberman to anchor the defense.

The trio combined to average more than 20 tackles per game.

Key matchups for Northwood-Kensett will be on Sept. 23 when the Vikings play host to district co-champion Bishop Garrigan and the following week, Sept. 30, when the Vikings travel to face a highly-regarded West Hancock squad.

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CLASS 3A Record Pts Prv 1. Sioux City Heelan (7) 1-0 104 5 2. Solon (4) 0-0 97 4 0-0 70 2 3. Clear Lake 4. Union (LaPorte City) 0-0 63 6 5. Denison-Schleswig 1-0 43 NR 6. Webster City 0-0 40 9 7. Harlan 0-1 35 3 8. Pella 0-0 30 1 9. West Delaware 0-0 29 NR 10. Williamsburg 0-0 27 7 Others receiving votes: 11, Marion 17. 12, ADM (Adel) 14.

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Week One

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CAL, Latimer at Laurens-Marathon (ND) Clarksville at CWL, Corwith (ND) Janesville at Dunkerton (ND) Northeast Hamilton at Coon Rapids-Bayard (ND) Riceville at North Sentral Kossuth (ND) Ventura at West Bend-Mallard (ND) West Central, Maynard at Tripoli (ND) District 4 Central City at Meskwaki Settlement School (ND) Janesville at Dunkerton (ND) Preston at Tri-County, Thornburg (ND) Springville at Midland, Wyoming West Central, Maynard at Tripoli (ND) District 5 Central City at Meskwaki Settlement School (ND) East Greene, Grand Junction at Melcher-Dallas (ND) Grandview Park Baptist at Glidden-Ralston (ND) Harmony at Mormon Trail, Garden Grove (ND) Moravia at Ankeny Christian Academy (ND) Preston at Tri-County, Thornburg (ND) Seymour at Essex (ND) Twin Cedars, Bussey at Murray (ND) District 6 Adair-Casey at East Mills (ND) East Union, Afton at Fremont-Mills, Tabor (ND) Harmony at Mormon Trail, Garden Grove (ND) Moravia at Ankeny Christian Academy (ND) Nishnabotna at Lamoni (ND) Stanton at Lenox (ND) Twin Cedars, Bussey at Murray (ND) Villisca at CAM, Anita (ND) District 7 East Greene, Grand Junction at Melcher-Dallas (ND) Grandview Park Baptist at Glidden-Ralston (ND) Kingsley-Pierson at Ar-We-Va, Westside (ND) Northeast Hamilton at Coon Rapids-Bayard (ND) River Valley, Correctionville at Charter Oak-Ute (ND) Whiting at Boyer Valley, Dunlap (ND) District 8 Adair-Casey at East Mills (ND) East Union, Afton at Fremont-Mills, Tabor (ND) Heartland Christian at Sidney (ND) Nishnabotna at Lamoni (ND) Seymour at Essex (ND) Stanton at Lenox (ND) Villisca at CAM, Anita (ND) Saturday, Aug. 27 CLASS 1A District 1 Hinton vs Akron-Westfield at Sioux City (ND) District 2 HMS vs Gehlen Catholic, LeMars at Sioux City (ND) CLASS A District 1 HMS vs Gehlen Catholic, LeMars at Sioux City (ND) Hinton vs Akron-Westfield at Sioux City (ND)

Week Two Thursday, Sept. 1 CLASS 4A Mississippi Athletic Pleasant Valley at Davenport, Central Friday, Sept. 2 CLASS 4A CIML Central Ankeny at Des Moines, North (NC) Des Moines East at WDM Dowling (NC) Indianola at WDM Valley (NC) Marshalltown at Johnston (NC) Urbandale at Fort Dodge (NC) Waukee at Southeast Polk (NC) CIML Iowa Indianola at WDM Valley (NC) Marshalltown at Johnston (NC) Mason City at Des Moines Hoover (NC) Ottumwa at Ames (NC) Urbandale at Fort Dodge (NC) Waukee at Southeast Polk (NC) CIML Metro Ankeny at Des Moines, North (NC) Des Moines, East at WDM Dowling (NC) Grinnell at Des Moines, Roosevelt (ND) Mason City at Des Moines, Hoover (NC) Ottumwa at Ames (NC) Sioux City East at Des Moines Lincoln (NC) Mississippi Athletic Burlington at Assumption, Davenport Clinton at North Scott Davenport North at Bettendorf Davenport West at Muscatine Mississippi Valley Mississippi Cedar Rapids Jefferson at Cedar Rapids Washington Cedar Rapids Kennedy at Linn-Mar, Marion Iowa City High at Waterloo, West Wahlert, Dubuque at Dubuque, Senior Mississippi Valley Valley Cedar Rapids, Jefferson at Cedar Rapids, Washington Dubuque, Hempstead at Iowa City, West Prairie, Cedar Rapids at Xavier, Cedar Rapids Waterloo, East at Cedar Falls Missouri River Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln at Harlan (NC) CB Lewis Central at CB Thomas Jefferson (ND) Sioux City, East at Des Moines Lincoln (NC) Sioux City, North at SC Heelan Catholic (ND) Sioux City, West at Sergeant Bluff-Luton (NC) CLASS 3A District 1 Atlantic at Carroll Kuemper (ND) Carroll at Dallas Center-Grimes (ND) CB Abraham Lincoln at Harlan (NC) Creston at Norwalk (ND) Glenwood at CB St. Albert (ND) CB Lewis Central at CB Thomas Jefferson (ND) Red Oak at Shenandoah (ND) Winterset at Carlisle (ND) District 2 Central Lyon/GLR at Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley (ND) Emmetsburg at Spencer (ND) Sheldon at MOC-Floyd Valley (ND) Sioux Center at LeMars (ND) Sioux City North at Sioux City Heelan (ND) Sioux City West at Sergeant Bluff-Luton (NC) Spirit Lake at Storm Lake (ND) District 3 Algona at Estherville Lincoln Central (ND) Ballard at ADM, Adel (ND) Boone at Perry (ND) Clear Lake at Forest City (ND) East Marshall at Nevada (ND) Hampton-Dumont at Central Springs (ND) Humboldt at Clarion-Goldfield (ND) Webster City at Iowa Falls-Alden (ND) District 4 Waterloo Columbus at Waverly-Shell Rock (ND) Crestwood at Sumner-Fredericksburg (ND) New Hampton at Decorah (ND) North Fayette at Oelwein (ND) Osage at Charles City (ND) South Winneshiek at Waukon (ND) Union, La Porte City at Independence (ND) West Delaware, Manchester at Epworth, Western Dubuque (ND) District 5 Beckman, Dyersville at Center Point-Urbana (ND) Benton, Van Horne at Marion (ND) Fairfield at Central Clinton, DeWitt (ND) Mount Vernon at Maquoketa (ND) South Tama County, Tama at Vinton-Shellsburg (ND) Tipton at Anamosa (ND) Union, La Porte City at Independence (ND) West Delaware at Western Dubuque (ND) District 6

Benton, Van Horne at Marion (ND) Clear Creek-Amana at Mid-Prairie, Wellman (ND) Grinnell at Des Moines, Roosevelt (ND) Mount Vernon at Maquoketa (ND) Solon at Regina, Iowa City (ND) South Tama at Vinton-Shellsburg (ND) Washington at Keokuk (ND) Williamsburg at Mount Pleasant (ND) District 7 Albia at Chariton (ND) Central Lee, Donnellson at Fort Madison (ND) Davis County, Bloomfield at Centerville (ND) Fairfield at Central Clinton, DeWitt (ND) Oskaloosa at Newton (ND) Pella at Knoxville (ND) Washington at Keokuk (ND) Williamsburg at Mount Pleasant (ND) District 8 Ballard at ADM, Adel (ND) Boone at Perry (ND) Carroll at Dallas Center-Grimes (ND) Colfax-Mingo at Saydel (ND) Creston at Norwalk (ND) Oskaloosa at Newton (ND) Pella at Knoxville (ND) Winterset at Carlisle (ND) CLASS 2A District 1 Algona at Estherville Lincoln Central (ND) Central Lyon/George-Little Rock at Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley (ND) Sheldon at MOC-Floyd Valley (ND) Sioux Center at LeMars (ND) Spirit Lake at Storm Lake (ND) Unity Christian at Woodbury Central (ND) Western Christian at West Lyon (ND) District 2 Atlantic at Carroll Kuemper (ND) Cherokee, Washington at HMS (ND) East Sac County at Clay Central-Everly (ND) IKM-Manning at South Central Calhoun (ND) JSPC, Jefferson at Gilbert (ND) Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto at Westwood, Sloan (ND) OA-BCIG at Alta/Aurelia (ND) Underwood at Missouri Valley (ND) District 3 Clear Lake at Forest City (ND) Waterloo Columbus at Waverly-Shell Rock (ND) Denver at Wapsie Valley (ND) Hampton-Dumont at Central Springs (ND) Humboldt at Clarion-Goldfield (ND) New Hampton at Decorah (ND) Osage at Charles City (ND) Webster City at Iowa Falls-Alden (ND) District 4 Beckman, Dyersville at Center Point-Urbana (ND) Western Dubuque at Maquoketa Valley, Delhi (ND) Crestwood at Sumner-Fredericksburg (ND) Jesup at Don Bosco, Gilbertville (ND) Monticello at Northeast, Goose Lake (ND) North Fayette, West Union at Oelwein (ND) Postville at MFL MarMac (ND) South Winneshiek, Calmar at Waukon (ND) District 5 Camanche at Bellevue (ND) Durant-Bennett at North Cedar (ND) Highland, Riverside at Columbus Community (ND) Solon at Regina, Iowa City (ND) Tipton at Anamosa (ND) Wapello at Louisa-Muscatine (ND) West Burlington/Notre Dame at West Liberty (ND) Wilton at Sigourney/Keota (ND) District 6 Albia at Chariton (ND) Central Lee, Donnellson at Fort Madison (ND) Clear Creek-Amana at Mid-Prairie, Wellman (ND) Davis County, Bloomfield at Centerville (ND) Pekin at Mediapolis (ND) Pleasantville at Eddyville-Blakesburg (ND) West Burlington/Notre Dame at West Liberty (ND) Wilton at Sigourney/Keota (ND) District 7 Baxter, C-M-B at Ogden (ND) Bondurant-Farrar at Roland-Story, Story City (ND) Eagle Grove at North Polk, Alleman (ND) East Marshall, LeGrand at Nevada (ND) JSPC, Jefferson at Gilbert (ND) South Hamilton at South Hardin (ND) St. Edmond, Fort Dodge at Manson-NWW (ND) West Marshall at Aplington-Parkersburg (ND) District 8 Bondurant-Farrar at Roland-Story, Story City (ND) Central Decatur, Leon at Clarke, Osceola (ND) Colfax-Mingo at Saydel (ND) Logan-Magnolia at Clarinda (ND) PCM, Monroe at Madrid (ND) Red Oak at Shenandoah (ND)

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Riverside, Oakland at Griswold (ND) Underwood at Missouri Valley (ND) Woodward Academy at Clarinda Academy (ND) CLASS A District 1 Akron-Westfield at Lawton-Bronson (ND) East Sac County at Clay Central-Everly (ND) Gehlen Catholic, LeMars at Hinton (ND) Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn at West Monona (ND) Sibley-Ocheyedan at West Sioux, Hawarden (ND) Unity Christian at Woodbury Central, Moville (ND) District 2 Belmond-Klemme at Garner-Hayfield (ND) North Iowa at West Fork, Sheffield (ND) Northwood-Kensett at Rockford (ND) PA/Pomeroy-Palmer at Bishop Garrigan, Algona (ND) Prairie Valley at SE Webster-Grand, Burnside (ND) West Hancock at Lake Mills (ND) District 3 Colo-Nesco at Lynnville-Sully (ND) GMG, Garwin at BCLUW, Conrad (ND) Gladbrook-Reinbeck at Grundy Center (ND) Nashua-Plainfield at North Butler, Greene (ND) Newman Catholic, Mason City at Saint Ansgar (ND) Northwood-Kensett at Rockford (ND) District 4 Central, Elkader at Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg (ND) Edgewood-Colesburg at Starmont (ND) H-L-V, Victor at North Tama, Traer (ND) Jesup at Don Bosco, Gilbertville (ND) North-Linn at East Buchanan, Winthrop (ND) Postville at MFL MarMac (ND) Valley Community, Elgin at Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction (ND) District 5 B-G-M, Brooklyn at English Valleys (ND) Belle Plaine at Lone Tree (ND) Danville at Van Buren, Keosauqua (ND) Montezuma at New London (ND) North Mahaska, New Sharon at WACO, Wayland (ND) West Branch at Lisbon (ND) Winfield-Mt. Union at Cardinal, Eldon (ND) District 6 B-G-M, Brooklyn at English Valleys (ND) Belle Plaine at Lone Tree (ND) Colo-Nesco at Lynnville-Sully (ND) H-L-V, Victor at North Tama, Traer (ND) Iowa Valley, Marengo at Alburnett (ND) Montezuma at New London (ND) North Mahaska at WACO, Wayland (ND) District 7 Audubon at Guthrie Center (ND) Martensdale-St. Mary’s at Wayne, Corydon (ND) PCM, Monroe at Madrid (ND) Panorama, Panora at Earlham (ND) Southeast Warren, Liberty Center at Interstate 35, Truro (ND) Van Meter at Pella Christian (ND) District 8 A-H-S-T, Avoca at Treynor (ND) Corning at Nodaway Valley (ND) Des Moines Christian at EHK-Exira (ND) Mount Ayr at Bedford (ND) Riverside, Oakland at Griswold (ND) EIGHT-PLAYER District 0 Cedar Valley Christian at Dunkerton (ND) District 1 Ar-We-Va, Westside at River Valley (ND) Boyer Valley, Dunlap at Kingsley-Pierson (ND) Charter Oak-Ute at Remsen-Union (ND) Glidden-Ralston at Newell-Fonda (ND) Laurens-Marathon at Armstrong-Ringsted (ND) Ruthven-Ayrshire at Granville Spalding (ND) St. Mary’s, Remsen at Harris-Lake Park (ND) Woodbine at Whiting (ND) District 2 CWL, Corwith at Riceville (ND) Graettinger-Terril at Ventura (ND) Laurens-Marathon at Armstrong-Ringsted (ND) North Sentral Kossuth at Northeast Hamilton (ND) Ruthven-Ayrshire at Granville Spalding (ND) St. Mary’s, Remsen at Harris-Lake Park (ND) West Bend-Mallard at CAL, Latimer (ND) District 3 CWL, Corwith at Riceville (ND) Clarksville at West Central, Maynard (ND) Graettinger-Terril at Ventura (ND) North Sentral Kossuth at Northeast Hamilton, Blairsburg (ND) Tripoli at Springville (ND) West Bend-Mallard at CAL, Latimer (ND) District 4 Cedar Valley Christian at Dunkerton (ND) Clarksville at West Central, Maynard (ND) Kee, Lansing at Central City Meskwaki Settlement at Midland, Wyoming (ND) Tripoli at Springville (ND) District 5 Ankeny Christian at Tri-County, Thornburg (ND) Coon Rapids-Bayard at Grandview Park Baptist (ND) Melcher-Dallas at Villisca (ND) Meskwaki Settlement at Midland, Wyoming (ND) Mormon Trail, Garden Grove at Moravia (ND) Murray at Harmony, Farmington (ND) Twin Cedars at East Greene, Grand Junction (ND) District 6 Ankeny Christian at Tri-County, Thornburg (ND) CAM, Anita at Stanton (ND) Essex at East Union, Afton (ND) Fremont-Mills, Tabor at Adair-Casey (ND) Lamoni at Sidney (ND) Lenox at East Mills (ND) Mormon Trail, Garden Grove at Moravia (ND) Murray at Harmony, Farmington (ND) District 7 Ar-We-Va at River Valley, Correctionville (ND) Boyer Valley, Dunlap at Kingsley-Pierson (ND)

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District 8 Clarinda at Red Oak (ND) Clarke, Osceola at Mount Ayr (ND) Interstate 35 at North Mahaska, New Sharon (ND) Knoxville at PCM, Monroe (ND) Nevada at Colfax-Mingo (ND) North Polk, Alleman at Bondurant-Farrar (ND) Pella Christian at Des Moines Christian (ND) Shenandoah at Underwood (ND) CLASS 1A District 1 Lawton-Bronson at Woodbury Central, Moville (ND) Manson Northwest Webster at East Sac County (ND) OA-BCIG at Ridge View (ND) Treynor at IKM-Manning (ND) Westwood, Sloan at Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn (ND) Woodward-Granger at Prairie Valley, Gowrie (ND) District 2 Alta/Aurelia at Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto (ND) Clay Central-Everly at Sioux Central (ND) Estherville Lincoln Central at Emmetsburg (ND) South Central Calhoun at Pocahontas Area/PomeroyPalmer (ND) South O’Brien, Paullina at Sheldon (ND) West Lyon at Central Lyon/George-Little Rock (ND) District 3 AGWSR, Ackley at Colo-Nesco (ND) Aplington-Parkersburg at Humboldt (ND) Central Springs at Nashua-Plainfield (ND) Garner-Hayfield at West Hancock, Britt (ND) Grundy Center at Dike-New Hartford (ND) Lake Mills at Northwood-Kensett (ND) Saint Ansgar at Osage (ND) West Fork, Sheffield at Belmond-Klemme (ND) District 4 BCLUW, Conrad at East Marshall, LeGrand (ND) Clarion-Goldfield at Eagle Grove (ND) Hudson at Newman Catholic, Mason City (ND) Ogden at Van Meter (ND) Roland-Story at South Hamilton, Jewell (ND) South Hardin at Gladbrook-Reinbeck (ND) SE Webster-Grand at Woodward Academy (ND) Woodward-Granger at Prairie Valley, Gowrie (ND) District 5 Alburnett at North-Linn, Troy Mills (ND) Bellevue at Durant-Bennett (ND) Clayton Ridge at Cascade, Western Dubuque (ND) Maquoketa Valley at Edgewood-Colesburg (ND) Northeast, Goose Lake at Camanche (ND) Starmont at East Buchanan, Winthrop (ND) Turkey Valley at South Winneshiek, Calmar (ND) Wapsie Valley, Fairbank at Jesup (ND) District 6 Alburnett at North-Linn, Troy Mills (ND) Cardinal, Eldon at Danville (ND) Columbus Community at Wapello (ND) Lone Tree at Highland, Riverside (ND) North Cedar, Stanwood at Tipton (ND) Sigourney/Keota at Pekin (ND) Van Buren, Keosauqua at Winfield-Mt. Union (ND) West Liberty at West Branch (ND) District 7 A-H-S-T, Avoca at Nodaway Valley (ND) Carlisle at Pleasantville (ND) Clarke, Osceola at Mount Ayr (ND) Earlham at West Central Valley, Stuart (ND) Guthrie Center at Panorama, Panora (ND) Pella Christian at Des Moines Christian (ND) Wayne, Corydon at Southeast Warren (ND) District 8 Clarinda Academy at Martensdale-St. Mary’s (ND) EHK-Exira at Audubon (ND) Griswold at Corning (ND) Missouri Valley at Logan-Magnolia (ND) Shenandoah at Underwood (ND) Treynor at IKM-Manning (ND) Tri-Center, Neola at Riverside, Oakland (ND) CLASS A District 1 Clay Central-Everly at Sioux Central (ND) Lawton-Bronson at Woodbury Central, Moville (ND) West Sioux at Unity Christian, Orange City (ND) Westwood, Sloan at Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn (ND) District 2 Bishop Garrigan at St. Edmond, Fort Dodge (ND) Garner-Hayfield at West Hancock, Britt (ND) Lake Mills at Northwood-Kensett (ND) Rockford at North Iowa, Buffalo Center (ND) SE Webster-Grand at Woodward Academy (ND) West Fork, Sheffield at Belmond-Klemme (ND) District 3 AGWSR, Ackley at Colo-Nesco (ND) Grundy Center at Dike-New Hartford (ND) Hudson at Newman Catholic, Mason City (ND) North Butler, Greene at Postville (ND) North Tama, Traer at GMG, Garwin (ND) Rockford at North Iowa, Buffalo Center (ND) District 4 Don Bosco, Gilbertville at Belle Plaine (ND) Lisbon at Valley Community, Elgin (ND) MFL MarMac at Central, Elkader (ND) Maquoketa Valley at Edgewood-Colesburg (ND) North Butler, Greene at Postville (ND) North Tama, Traer at GMG, Garwin (ND) Starmont at East Buchanan, Winthrop (ND) District 5 Cardinal, Eldon at Danville (ND) English Valleys at Iowa Valley, Marengo (ND) Lisbon at Valley Community, Elgin (ND) Lone Tree at Highland, Riverside (ND) New London at West Burlington/Notre Dame (ND) Van Buren, Keosauqua at Winfield-Mt. Union (ND) WACO, Wayland at H-L-V, Victor (ND) District 6 Don Bosco, Gilbertville at Belle Plaine (ND) Eddyville-Blakesburg at Montezuma (ND) English Valleys at Iowa Valley, Marengo (ND) Interstate 35 at North Mahaska, New Sharon (ND) Lynnville-Sully at Baxter, C-M-B (ND) Regina, Iowa City at B-G-M, Brooklyn (ND) WACO, Wayland at H-L-V, Victor (ND) District 7 Clarinda Academy at Martensdale-St. Mary’s (ND) Earlham at West Central Valley, Stuart (ND) Guthrie Center at Panorama, Panora (ND) Madrid at West Marshall, State Center (ND) Ogden at Van Meter (ND) Wayne, Corydon at Southeast Warren (ND) District 8 A-H-S-T, Avoca at Nodaway Valley (ND) EHK-Exira at Audubon (ND) Griswold at Corning (ND) Tri-Center, Neola at Riverside, Oakland (ND) EIGHT-PLAYER District 0 Heartland Christian at Sidney (ND) District 1 Armstrong-Ringsted at St. Mary’s, Remsen (ND) CAL, Latimer at Laurens-Marathon (ND) Kingsley-Pierson at Ar-We-Va, Westside (ND) Newell-Fonda at Ruthven-Ayrshire (ND) Remsen-Union at Graettinger-Terril (ND) River Valley, Correctionville at Charter Oak-Ute (ND) Spalding Catholic, Granville at Harris-Lake Park (ND) Whiting at Boyer Valley, Dunlap (ND) District 2 Armstrong-Ringsted at St. Mary’s, Remsen (ND) Clarksville at CWL, Corwith (ND) Newell-Fonda at Ruthven-Ayrshire (ND) Remsen-Union at Graettinger-Terril (ND) Riceville at North Sentral Kossuth (ND) Spalding Catholic, Granville at Harris-Lake Park (ND) Ventura at West Bend-Mallard (ND) District 3

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(NC) Marshalltown at Des Moines, North (NC) Sioux City, East at Waukee (NC) Valley, West Des Moines at Ottumwa (NC) CIML Metro Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln at Mason City (NC) Des Moines, Hoover at Urbandale (NC) Fort Dodge at Des Moines, East (NC) Marshalltown at Des Moines, North (NC) Southeast Polk at Des Moines, Roosevelt (NC) Valley, West Des Moines at Ottumwa (NC) Mississippi Athletic Assumption, Davenport at Clinton Bettendorf at Davenport, West Davenport, Central at Burlington North Scott, Eldridge at Pleasant Valley Mississippi Valley Mississippi Cedar Rapids, Washington at Prairie, Cedar Rapids Dubuque, Senior at Iowa City, City High Waterloo, West at Wahlert, Dubuque Xavier, Cedar Rapids at Cedar Rapids, Kennedy Mississippi Valley Valley Cedar Falls at Dubuque, Hempstead Cedar Rapids, Washington at Prairie, Cedar Rapids Iowa City, West at Waterloo, East Xavier, Cedar Rapids at Cedar Rapids, Kennedy Missouri River Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson at Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines (NC) Indianola at Sioux City, West (NC) Johnston at Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln (NC) Sioux City, East at Waukee (NC) CLASS 3A District 1 Chariton at Creston (ND) Clarinda at Red Oak (ND) Denison-Schleswig at Atlantic (ND) Kuemper Catholic, Carroll at Carroll (ND) Norwalk at Winterset (ND) Sergeant Bluff-Luton at Glenwood (ND) District 2 Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley at Western Christian (ND) Denison-Schleswig at Atlantic (ND) MOC-Floyd Valley at Sioux Center (ND) Sergeant Bluff-Luton at Glenwood (ND) Spencer at Spirit Lake (ND) Storm Lake at Cherokee, Washington (ND) District 3 ADM, Adel at Boone (ND) Aplington-Parkersburg at Humboldt (ND) Charles City at Clear Lake (ND) Dallas Center-Grimes at Ballard (ND) Forest City at Algona (ND) Gilbert at Webster City (ND) Iowa Falls-Alden at Hampton-Dumont (ND) Nevada at Colfax-Mingo (ND) District 4 Charles City at Clear Lake (ND) Crestwood, Cresco at New Hampton (ND) Decorah at Union, La Porte City (ND) Independence at Columbus Catholic, Waterloo (ND) Maquoketa at West Delaware, Manchester (ND) Oelwein at Sumner-Fredericksburg (ND) Waukon at North Fayette, West Union (ND) Waverly-Shell Rock at Denver (ND) District 5 Anamosa at Monticello (ND) Center Point-Urbana at Williamsburg (ND) Central Clinton, DeWitt at Solon (ND) Decorah at Union, La Porte City (ND) Western Dubuque at Beckman, Dyersville (ND) Maquoketa at West Delaware, Manchester (ND) Marion at Mount Vernon (ND) Vinton-Shellsburg at Benton, Van Horne (ND) District 6 Center Point-Urbana at Williamsburg (ND) Central Clinton, DeWitt at Solon (ND) Grinnell at Oskaloosa (ND) Marion at Mount Vernon (ND) Mid-Prairie, Wellman at Washington (ND) Mount Pleasant at Clear Creek-Amana (ND) Saydel at South Tama County, Tama (ND) Vinton-Shellsburg at Benton, Van Horne (ND) District 7 Centerville at Albia (ND) Chariton at Creston (ND) Fairfield at Davis County, Bloomfield (ND) Fort Madison at Louisa-Muscatine (ND) Grinnell at Oskaloosa (ND) Keokuk at Central Lee, Donnellson (ND) Mount Pleasant at Clear Creek-Amana (ND) Newton at Pella (ND) District 8 ADM, Adel at Boone (ND) Carlisle at Pleasantville (ND) Dallas Center-Grimes at Ballard (ND) Knoxville at PCM, Monroe (ND) Newton at Pella (ND) Norwalk at Winterset (ND) Perry at JSPC, Jefferson (ND) Saydel at South Tama County, Tama (ND) CLASS 2A District 1 Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley at Western Christian (ND) Estherville Lincoln Central at Emmetsburg (ND) MOC-Floyd Valley at Sioux Center (ND) South O’Brien, Paullina at Sheldon (ND) Spencer at Spirit Lake (ND) West Lyon at Central Lyon/George-Little Rock (ND) West Sioux at Unity Christian, Orange City (ND) District 2 Alta/Aurelia at Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto (ND) Kuemper Catholic, Carroll at Carroll (ND) Manson Northwest Webster at East Sac County (ND) Missouri Valley at Logan-Magnolia (ND) OA-BCIG at Ridge View (ND) Perry at JSPC, Jefferson (ND) South Central Calhoun at Pocahontas Area/PomeroyPalmer (ND) Storm Lake at Cherokee, Washington (ND) District 3 Central Springs at Nashua-Plainfield (ND) Clarion-Goldfield at Eagle Grove (ND) Crestwood, Cresco at New Hampton (ND) Forest City at Algona (ND) Independence at Columbus Catholic, Waterloo (ND) Iowa Falls-Alden at Hampton-Dumont (ND) Saint Ansgar at Osage (ND) Waverly-Shell Rock at Denver (ND) District 4 Anamosa at Monticello (ND) Clayton Ridge at Cascade, Western Dubuque (ND) Western Dubuque at Beckman, Dyersville (ND) MFL MarMac at Central, Elkader (ND) Oelwein at Sumner-Fredericksburg (ND) Turkey Valley at South Winneshiek, Calmar (ND) Wapsie Valley at Jesup (ND) Waukon at North Fayette, West Union (ND) District 5 Bellevue at Durant-Bennett (ND) Columbus Community at Wapello (ND) Fort Madison at Louisa-Muscatine (ND) Mediapolis at Wilton (ND) North Cedar, Stanwood at Tipton (ND) Northeast, Goose Lake at Camanche (ND) Regina, Iowa City at B-G-M, Brooklyn (ND) West Liberty at West Branch (ND) District 6 Centerville at Albia (ND) Eddyville-Blakesburg at Montezuma (ND) Fairfield at Davis County, Bloomfield (ND) Keokuk at Central Lee, Donnellson (ND) Mediapolis at Wilton (ND) Mid-Prairie, Wellman at Washington (ND) New London at West Burlington/Notre Dame (ND) Sigourney/Keota at Pekin (ND) District 7 BCLUW, Conrad at East Marshall, LeGrand (ND) Bishop Garrigan at St. Edmond, Fort Dodge (ND) Gilbert at Webster City (ND) Lynnville-Sully at Baxter, C-M-B (ND) Madrid at West Marshall, State Center (ND) North Polk, Alleman at Bondurant-Farrar (ND) Roland-Story at South Hamilton, Jewell (ND) South Hardin at Gladbrook-Reinbeck (ND)

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THURSDAY, AUG. 25, 2011 • D7

2011 PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEW 2011 PREP FOOTBALL SCHEDULES (continued from D6)

Week Three

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Charles City’s Zack Isakson pulls in a punt in a game last season.

Week Four Thursday, Sept. 15 CLASS 4A CIML Iowa Marshalltown at Sioux City, East (NC) Mississippi Athletic Assumption, Davenport at Davenport, Central Missouri River Marshalltown at Sioux City, East (NC) Friday, Sept. 16 CLASS 4A CIML Central Ankeny at Indianola WDM Dowling at Fort Dodge (NC) Johnston at Urbandale CIML Iowa Ames at Mason City WDM Dowling at Fort Dodge (NC) Sioux City, West at WDM Valley (NC) CIML Metro Des Moines, East at Sioux City, North (NC) Des Moines, North at Ottumwa Des Moines, Roosevelt at CB Thomas Jefferson (NC) Mississippi Athletic Clinton at Burlington Davenport, North at Davenport, West Muscatine at North Scott, Eldridge Pleasant Valley at Bettendorf Mississippi Valley Mississippi Cedar Rapids, Kennedy at Dubuque, Senior Iowa City, City High at Xavier, Cedar Rapids Wahlert, Dubuque at Cedar Rapids, Washington Waterloo, West at Linn-Mar, Marion Mississippi Valley Valley Cedar Rapids, Jefferson at Cedar Falls Dubuque, Hempstead at Waterloo, East Iowa City, City High at Xavier, Cedar Rapids Prairie, Cedar Rapids at Iowa City, West Missouri River Des Moines, East at Sioux City, North (NC) Des Moines, Roosevelt at CB Thomas Jefferson (NC) Sioux City, West at WDM Valley (NC) CLASS 3A District 1 Carroll at Harlan Creston at Atlantic Glenwood at Lewis Central Winterset at Red Oak District 2 Sioux City Heelan at Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley Denison-Schleswig at Storm Lake LeMars at Spencer Sergeant Bluff-Luton at MOC-Floyd Valley District 3 Algona at Clear Lake Hampton-Dumont at Ballard Nevada at Humboldt Webster City at Boone

District 4 Charles City at Independence Decorah at Waukon Waverly-Shell Rock at Oelwein West Delaware, Manchester at Crestwood, Cresco District 5 Anamosa at Marion Epworth, Western Dubuque at Vinton-Shellsburg Maquoketa at Center Point-Urbana Union, La Porte City at Central Clinton, DeWitt District 6 Solon at Clear Creek-Amana South Tama County, Tama at Mount Vernon Washington at Benton, Van Horne Williamsburg at Grinnell District 7 Chariton at Keokuk Fort Madison at Fairfield Mount Pleasant at Centerville Oskaloosa at Pella District 8 Dallas Center-Grimes at ADM, Adel Knoxville at Norwalk Perry at Carlisle Saydel at Newton CLASS 2A District 1 Central Lyon/George-Little Rock at Estherville Lincoln Central Sheldon at Spirit Lake Western Christian, Hull at Sioux Center District 2 East Sac County at Missouri Valley Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto at JSPC, Jefferson OA-BCIG at Cherokee, Washington South Central Calhoun at Kuemper Catholic, Carroll District 3 Central Springs at Denver Clarion-Goldfield at Forest City Columbus Catholic, Waterloo at Osage New Hampton at Iowa Falls-Alden District 4 Beckman, Dyersville at Sumner-Fredericksburg Western Dubuque at North Fayette, West Union MFL MarMac at Monticello South Winneshiek, Calmar at Jesup District 5 Camanche at Columbus Community Louisa-Muscatine at Wilton Regina, Iowa City at Tipton West Liberty at Durant-Bennett District 6 Central Lee, Donnellson at Sigourney/Keota Davis County, Bloomfield at Albia Eddyville-Blakesburg at Mid-Prairie, Wellman West Burlington/Notre Dame at Mediapolis District 7 East Marshall, LeGrand at Gilbert Roland-Story, Story City at North Polk, Alleman St. Edmond, Fort Dodge at Baxter, C-M-B West Marshall, State Center at South Hardin District 8 Bondurant-Farrar at Colfax-Mingo Clarinda at Pella Christian Interstate 35, Truro at Clarke, Osceola PCM, Monroe at Shenandoah CLASS 1A District 1 IKM-Manning at Lawton-Bronson Manson Northwest Webster at West Monona, Onawa Prairie Valley, Gowrie at Ridge View Westwood, Sloan at Hinton District 2 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn at Alta/Aurelia Pocahontas Area/Pomeroy-Palmer at Emmetsburg Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids at Sibley-Ocheyedan West Lyon, Inwood at South O’Brien, Paullina District 3 Dike-New Hartford at West Fork, Sheffield Lake Mills at AGWSR, Ackley Nashua-Plainfield at Aplington-Parkersburg Saint Ansgar at Garner-Hayfield District 4 BCLUW, Conrad at Woodward Academy Eagle Grove at Hudson Ogden at South Hamilton, Jewell Woodward-Granger at Gladbrook-Reinbeck District 5 Bellevue at North-Linn, Troy Mills Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg at Wapsie Valley, Fairbank Maquoketa Valley, Delhi at Turkey Valley Northeast, Goose Lake at Starmont District 6 Alburnett at Van Buren, Keosauqua Highland, Riverside at Wapello North Cedar, Stanwood at Cardinal, Eldon Pekin at West Branch District 7 Central Decatur, Leon at Pleasantville Mount Ayr at Nodaway Valley Panorama, Panora at Des Moines Christian West Central Valley, Stuart at Wayne, Corydon District 8 Audubon at Clarinda Academy Griswold at Underwood St. Albert, Council Bluffs at Tri-Center, Neola Treynor at Logan-Magnolia CLASS A District 1 Bishop Garrigan at Woodbury Central (ND) North Iowa at Clay Central-Everly (ND) SE Webster-Grand at LeMars Gehlen (ND) West Hancock at Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn (ND) District 2 Bishop Garrigan at Woodbury Central (ND) Madrid at Belmond-Klemme (ND) North Iowa at Clay Central-Everly (ND) SE Webster-Grand at LeMars Gehlen (ND) West Hancock at Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn (ND) District 3 North Butler at Newman Catholic North Tama at Colo-Nesco (ND) Rockford at GMG, Garwin District 4 Edgewood-Colesburg at East Buchanan, Winthrop North Tama, Traer at Colo-Nesco (ND) Postville at Central, Elkader Valley Community, Elgin at Don Bosco, Gilbertville District 5 H-L-V, Victor at Winfield-Mt. Union (ND) Lisbon at Danville Lone Tree at New London WACO, Wayland at English Valleys, North English District 6 Belle Plaine at Iowa Valley, Marengo

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Week Five Thursday, Sept. 22 CLASS 4A Mississippi Athletic Davenport, West at Assumption, Davenport Mississippi Valley-Mississippi Iowa City, City High at Cedar Rapids, Kennedy Missouri River Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln at Sioux City, West Friday, Sept. 23 CLASS 4A CIML Central WDM Dowling at Southeast Polk Indianola at Johnston Urbandale at Ankeny CIML Iowa Fort Dodge at Ames Mason City at Waukee CIML Metro Des Moines Lincoln at Des Moines Roosevelt Des Moines East at Des Moines North Des Moines, Hoover at Ottumwa Mississippi Athletic Bettendorf at North Scott, Eldridge Davenport, North at Clinton Muscatine at Davenport, Central Pleasant Valley at Burlington Mississippi Valley Mississippi Cedar Rapids, Washington at Dubuque Senior Dubuque Hempstead at Wahlert, Dubuque Linn-Mar, Marion at Prairie, Cedar Rapids Waterloo, West at Waterloo, East

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District 5 Columbus Community at Durant-Bennett Louisa-Muscatine at West Liberty Tipton at Camanche Wilton at Regina, Iowa City District 6 Albia at Central Lee Mediapolis at Eddyville-Blakesburg Mid-Prairie at Davis County, Bloomfield Sigourney/Keota at West Burlington/Notre Dame District 7 Baxter, C-M-B at East Marshall, LeGrand Gilbert at West Marshall, State Center South Hardin at Roland-Story, Story City District 8 Clarke, Osceola at Clarinda Colfax-Mingo at PCM, Monroe Pella Christian at Bondurant-Farrar Shenandoah at Interstate 35, Truro CLASS 1A District 1 Hinton at Manson Northwest Webster Lawton-Bronson at Westwood, Sloan Ridge View at IKM-Manning West Monona, Onawa at Prairie Valley, Gowrie District 2 Alta/Aurelia at West Lyon, Inwood Emmetsburg at Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids Sibley-Ocheyedan at Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn South O’Brien, Paullina at Pocahontas Area/Pomeroy-Palmer District 3 AGWSR, Ackley at Dike-New Hartford Aplington-Parkersburg at Saint Ansgar Garner-Hayfield at Lake Mills West Fork, Sheffield at Nashua-Plainfield District 4 BCLUW, Conrad at Eagle Grove Gladbrook-Reinbeck at Ogden Hudson at Woodward-Granger District 5 North-Linn, Troy Mills at Maquoketa Valley, Delhi Starmont at Clayton Ridge Turkey Valley at Northeast, Goose Lake Wapsie Valley at Bellevue District 6 Cardinal, Eldon at Highland, Riverside Van Buren, Keosauqua at North Cedar, Stanwood Wapello at Pekin West Branch at Alburnett District 7 Des Moines Christian at Mount Ayr Nodaway Valley at West Central Valley, Stuart Pleasantville at Panorama, Panora Wayne, Corydon at Central Decatur, Leon District 8 Clarinda Academy at St. Albert, Council Bluffs Logan-Magnolia at Audubon Tri-Center, Neola at Griswold Underwood at Treynor CLASS A District 1 Akron-Westfield at North Iowa (ND) Clay Central-Everly at Northwood-Kensett (ND) Gehlen Catholic, LeMars at West Hancock (ND) Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn at Belmond-Klemme (ND) West Sioux, Hawarden at Bishop Garrigan (ND) Woodbury Central, Moville at SE Webster-Grand, Burnside (ND) District 2 Akron-Westfield at North Iowa (ND) Clay Central-Everly at Northwood-Kensett (ND) Gehlen Catholic, LeMars at West Hancock (ND) Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn at Belmond-Klemme (ND) West Sioux, Hawarden at Bishop Garrigan (ND) Woodbury Central, Moville at SE Webster-Grand (ND) District 3 Grundy Center at Colo-Nesco

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Week Six Thursday, Sept. 29 CLASS 4A Mississippi Athletic North Scott, Eldridge at Davenport, West Friday, Sept. 30 CLASS 4A CIML Central Ankeny at Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Sioux City, West at Johnston (NC) Urbandale at Southeast Polk CIML Iowa Ames at Valley, West Des Moines Fort Dodge at Mason City Waukee at Marshalltown CIML Metro Des Moines, North at Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln Des Moines, Roosevelt at Des Moines, Hoover Ottumwa at Des Moines, East Mississippi Athletic Assumption, Davenport at Pleasant Valley Burlington at Bettendorf Clinton at Muscatine Davenport, Central at Davenport, North Mississippi Valley Mississippi Cedar Rapids, Kennedy at Cedar Rapids, Jefferson Cedar Rapids, Washington at Iowa City, City High Dubuque, Senior at Linn-Mar, Marion Wahlert, Dubuque at Cedar Falls Waterloo, West at Dubuque, Hempstead Mississippi Valley Valley Cedar Rapids, Kennedy at Cedar Rapids, Jefferson Prairie, Cedar Rapids at Waterloo, East Wahlert, Dubuque at Cedar Falls 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Williamsburg at Benton, Van Horne District 7 Centerville at Keokuk Chariton at Fort Madison Mount Pleasant at Pella Oskaloosa at Fairfield District 8 ADM, Adel at Carlisle Dallas Center-Grimes at Norwalk Knoxville at Newton Perry at Saydel CLASS 2A District 1 Central Lyon/George-Little Rock at Sioux Center Sheldon at Western Christian, Hull Unity Christian at Estherville-Lincoln Central District 2 Cherokee, Washington at Carroll Kuemper JSPC, Jefferson at East Sac County Missouri Valley at South Central Calhoun OA-BCIG at Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto District 3 Clarion-Goldfield at Denver Columbus Catholic, Waterloo at Central Springs Iowa Falls-Alden at Osage New Hampton at Forest City District 4 Beckman, Dyersville at Jesup MFL MarMac at Cascade, Western Dubuque South Winneshiek at North Fayette, West Union Sumner-Fredericksburg at Monticello District 5 Durant-Bennett at Wilton Louisa-Muscatine at Columbus Community, Columbus Junction Regina, Iowa City at Camanche West Liberty at Tipton District 6 Davis County, Bloomfield at Central Lee, Donnellson Eddyville-Blakesburg at Sigourney/Keota Mediapolis at Albia West Burlington/Notre Dame at Mid-Prairie District 7 Gilbert at North Polk, Alleman Roland-Story, Story City at St. Edmond, Fort Dodge South Hardin at East Marshall, LeGrand West Marshall, State Center at Baxter, C-M-B District 8 Bondurant-Farrar at Shenandoah Colfax-Mingo at Clarke, Osceola Interstate 35, Truro at Clarinda PCM, Monroe at Pella Christian CLASS 1A District 1 IKM-Manning at West Monona, Onawa Prairie Valley, Gowrie at Lawton-Bronson Ridge View at Hinton Westwood, Sloan at Manson Northwest Webster District 2 Pocahontas Area/Pomeroy-Palmer at Alta/Aurelia Sioux Central at Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn South O’Brien, Paullina at Sibley-Ocheyedan West Lyon, Inwood at Emmetsburg District 3 Dike-New Hartford at Aplington-Parkersburg Nashua-Plainfield at AGWSR, Ackley Saint Ansgar at Lake Mills West Fork, Sheffield at Garner-Hayfield District 4 Gladbrook-Reinbeck at BCLUW, Conrad Ogden at Hudson Woodward Academy at Eagle Grove Woodward-Granger at South Hamilton, Jewell District 5 Bellevue at Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction Maquoketa Valley, Delhi at Wapsie Valley, Fairbank North-Linn, Troy Mills at Starmont Northeast, Goose Lake at Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg District 6 Alburnett at North Cedar, Stanwood Highland, Riverside at West Branch Pekin at Cardinal, Eldon Wapello at GMG, Garwin (ND) District 7 Des Moines Christian at Central Decatur, Leon Mount Ayr at West Central Valley, Stuart Panorama, Panora at Wayne, Corydon Pleasantville at Nodaway Valley District 8 Audubon at Underwood Logan-Magnolia at Tri-Center, Neola St. Albert, Council Bluffs at Griswold Treynor at Clarinda Academy CLASS A District 1 Clay Central-Everly at Gehlen Catholic, LeMars West Sioux, Hawarden at Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn District 2 Belmond-Klemme at Bishop Garrigan Northwood-Kensett at West Hancock, Britt SE Webster-Grand at North Iowa District 3 Newman Catholic, Mason City at Colo-Nesco North Butler, Greene at Central, Elkader (ND) Rockford at Grundy Center Wapello at GMG, Garwin (ND) District 4 Don Bosco, Gilbertville at Edgewood-Colesburg North Butler, Greene at Central, Elkader (ND) Postville at North Tama, Traer Valley Community, Elgin at East Buchanan, Winthrop District 5 Danville at WACO, Wayland Lisbon at English Valleys, North English Lone Tree at B-G-M, Brooklyn (ND) New London at Winfield-Mt. Union District 6 Belle Plaine at Lynnville-Sully Iowa Valley, Marengo at Montezuma Lone Tree at B-G-M, Brooklyn (ND) North Mahaska, New Sharon at H-L-V, Victor District 7 Earlham at Van Meter Guthrie Center at Madrid Martensdale-St. Mary’s at Southeast Warren District 8 A-H-S-T, Avoca at Riverside, Oakland Bedford at EHK-Exira EIGHT-PLAYER District 1 Kingsley-Pierson at Laurens-Marathon

River Valley, Correctionville at Remsen-Union St. Mary’s, Remsen at Newell-Fonda Whiting at Spalding Catholic, Granville District 2 Graettinger-Terril at West Bend-Mallard Harris-Lake Park at Armstrong-Ringsted Ruthven-Ayrshire at CWL, Corwith District 3 Clarksville at Janesville Riceville at Northeast Hamilton, Blairsburg Tripoli at Central City (ND) Ventura at CAL, Latimer District 4 Midland, Wyoming at Kee, Lansing Preston at Dunkerton Springville at West Central, Maynard Tripoli at Central City (ND) District 5 Melcher-Dallas at Harmony, Farmington Moravia at Grandview Park Baptist, Des Moines Seymour at Twin Cedars, Bussey Tri-County at Meskwaki Settlement District 6 Adair-Casey at Mormon Trail, Garden Grove Ankeny Christian Academy at Murray Lamoni at CAM, Anita Lenox at East Union, Afton District 7 Charter Oak-Ute at Boyer Valley, Dunlap Coon Rapids-Bayard at Nishnabotna (ND) Glidden-Ralston at Ar-We-Va, Westside Woodbine at East Greene, Grand Junction District 8 Coon Rapids-Bayard at Nishnabotna (ND) Sidney at Essex Stanton at Fremont-Mills, Tabor Villisca at East Mills Saturday, Oct. 1 CLASS A District 1 Akron-Westfield at Woodbury Central, Moville

Week Seven Thursday, Oct. 6 CLASS 4A CIML Central Urbandale at Sioux City, North (NC) Mississippi Athletic Bettendorf at Davenport, Central Mississippi Valley Mississippi Iowa City, West at Cedar Rapids, Kennedy Mississippi Valley Valley Iowa City, West at Cedar Rapids, Kennedy Missouri River Urbandale at Sioux City, North (NC) Friday, Oct. 7 CLASS 4A CIML Central Johnston at Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Southeast Polk at Indianola CIML Iowa Marshalltown at Ames Mason City at Valley, West Des Moines Waukee at Fort Dodge CIML Metro Des Moines, Hoover at Des Moines, East Des Moines, Roosevelt at Des Moines, North Ottumwa at Des Moines, Abraham Lincoln Mississippi Athletic Davenport, North at Burlington Davenport, West at Clinton North Scott at Assumption, Davenport Pleasant Valley at Muscatine Mississippi Valley Mississippi Cedar Falls at Waterloo, West Dubuque, Senior at Dubuque, Hempstead Linn-Mar, Marion at Cedar Rapids, Washington Wahlert, Dubuque at Iowa City, City High Mississippi Valley Valley Cedar Falls at Waterloo, West Cedar Rapids, Jefferson at Prairie, Cedar Rapids Dubuque, Senior at Dubuque, Hempstead Waterloo, East at Xavier, Cedar Rapids Missouri River CB Thomas Jefferson at CB Abraham Lincoln Sioux City, East at Sioux City, West CLASS 3A District 1 Atlantic at Lewis Central Creston at Carroll Red Oak at Harlan Winterset at Glenwood District 2 Sioux City Heelan at Denison-Schleswig Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley at Spencer MOC-Floyd Valley at Storm Lake Sergeant Bluff-Luton at LeMars District 3 Ballard at Algona Boone at Humboldt Nevada at Hampton-Dumont Webster City at Clear Lake District 4 Crestwood at Independence Decorah at Charles City Waukon at Oelwein West Delaware at Waverly-Shell Rock District 5 Center Point-Urbana at Vinton-Shellsburg Central Clinton, DeWitt at Marion Maquoketa at Anamosa Union, La Porte City at Western Dubuque District 6 Clear Creek-Amana at Benton, Van Horne Mount Vernon at Grinnell Solon at Williamsburg South Tama at Washington District 7 Chariton at Mount Pleasant Fairfield at Centerville Fort Madison at Oskaloosa Keokuk at Pella District 8 Carlisle at Norwalk Newton at ADM, Adel Perry at Dallas Center-Grimes Saydel at Knoxville CLASS 2A District 1 Sheldon at Unity Christian, Orange City Spirit Lake at Estherville Lincoln Central Western Christian at Central Lyon/George-Little Rock District 2 East Sac County at Cherokee, Washington Carroll Kuemper at OA-BCIG Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto at South Central Calhoun Missouri Valley at JSPC, Jefferson District 3 Central Springs at Clarion-Goldfield Waterloo Columbus at New Hampton Denver at Iowa Falls-Alden Osage at Forest City District 4 Western Dubuque at South Winneshiek MFL MarMac at Beckman, Dyersville Monticello at Jesup North Fayette at Sumner-Fredericksburg District 5 Camanche at Louisa-Muscatine Columbus Community at West Liberty Regina, Iowa City at Durant-Bennett Tipton at Wilton District 6 Albia at Mid-Prairie, Wellman Central Lee, Donnellson at Eddyville-Blakesburg Davis County at West Burlington/Notre Dame Sigourney/Keota at Mediapolis District 7 Baxter, C-M-B at Gilbert North Polk, Alleman at South Hardin Roland-Story, Story City at East Marshall, LeGrand St. Edmond at West Marshall, State Center District 8 Clarinda at PCM, Monroe Clarke, Osceola at Shenandoah Interstate 35, Truro at Bondurant-Farrar Pella Christian at Colfax-Mingo CLASS 1A District 1 Manson-NWW at IKM-Manning West Monona, Onawa at Ridge View Westwood, Sloan at Prairie Valley, Gowrie District 2 Alta/Aurelia at South O’Brien Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn at PA/Pomeroy-Palmer Sibley-Ocheyedan at Emmetsburg Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids at West Lyon, Inwood District 3 AGWSR, Ackley at West Fork, Sheffield Garner-Hayfield at Aplington-Parkersburg Lake Mills at Nashua-Plainfield Saint Ansgar at Dike-New Hartford District 4 BCLUW, Conrad at South Hamilton, Jewell Eagle Grove at Ogden Hudson at Gladbrook-Reinbeck Woodward Academy at Woodward-Granger District 5 Clayton Ridge at Maquoketa Valley, Delhi Northeast, Goose Lake at Bellevue Starmont at Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction Wapsie Valley, Fairbank at North-Linn, Troy Mills District 6 Alburnett at Highland, Riverside Cardinal, Eldon at Wapello North Cedar, Stanwood at Pekin Van Buren, Keosauqua at West Branch District 7 Central Decatur, Leon at Mount Ayr Nodaway Valley at Des Moines Christian Wayne, Corydon at Pleasantville West Central Valley, Stuart at Panorama, Panora District 8 Griswold at Audubon St. Albert, Council Bluffs at Treynor Tri-Center, Neola at Clarinda Academy

Underwood at Logan-Magnolia CLASS A District 1 LeMars Gehlen at Woodbury Central, Moville Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn at Clay Central-Everly West Sioux, Hawarden at Akron-Westfield District 2 Bishop Garrigan at SE Webster-Grand, Burnside North Iowa, Buffalo Center at Northwood-Kensett West Hancock, Britt at Belmond-Klemme District 3 East Buchanan, Winthrop at Grundy Center (ND) GMG, Garwin at Colo-Nesco North Butler, Greene at Rockford District 4 Central, Elkader at Valley Community, Elgin East Buchanan, Winthrop at Grundy Center (ND) Edgewood-Colesburg at Postville North Tama, Traer at Don Bosco, Gilbertville District 5 English Valleys, North English at Lynnville-Sully (ND) Lone Tree at Lisbon WACO, Wayland at New London Winfield-Mt. Union at Danville District 6 B-G-M, Brooklyn at Belle Plaine English Valleys, North English at Lynnville-Sully (ND) H-L-V, Victor at Iowa Valley, Marengo Montezuma at North Mahaska, New Sharon District 7 Madrid at Earlham Southeast Warren, Liberty Center at Guthrie Center Van Meter at Martensdale-St. Mary’s District 8 EHK-Exira at A-H-S-T, Avoca Riverside, Oakland at Corning EIGHT-PLAYER District 1 Laurens-Marathon at St. Mary’s, Remsen Newell-Fonda at Whiting Remsen-Union at Kingsley-Pierson Spalding Catholic, Granville at River Valley District 2 CWL, Corwith at West Bend-Mallard Harris-Lake Park at Graettinger-Terril North Sentral Kossuth at Ruthven-Ayrshire District 3 CAL, Latimer at Tripoli Clarksville at Riceville Janesville at Ventura Northeast Hamilton, Blairsburg at Springville (ND) District 4 Central City at Midland, Wyoming Kee, Lansing at Preston Northeast Hamilton, Blairsburg at Springville (ND) West Central, Maynard at Dunkerton District 5 Harmony, Farmington at Tri-County, Thornburg Meskwaki Settlement School at Seymour Moravia at Melcher-Dallas Twin Cedars at Grandview Park Baptist District 6 Adair-Casey at Lenox CAM, Anita at East Union, Afton Mormon Trail at Ankeny Christian Murray at Lamoni District 7 Ar-We-Va, Westside at Woodbine Boyer Valley, Dunlap at Glidden-Ralston Charter Oak-Ute at Coon Rapids-Bayard East Greene, Grand Junction at Essex (ND) District 8 East Greene, Grand Junction at Essex (ND) Fremont-Mills, Tabor at Sidney Nishnabotna at East Mills Stanton at Villisca Saturday, Oct. 8 CLASS 1A District 1 Hinton at Lawton-Bronson

Week Eight Thursday, Oct. 13 CLASS 4A Missouri River CB Abraham Lincoln at Sioux City, North Friday, Oct. 14 CLASS 4A CIML Central Ankeny at Johnston WDM Dowling at Indianola Mason City at Urbandale (NC) Southeast Polk at Sioux City East (NC) CIML Iowa Fort Dodge at Marshalltown Mason City at Urbandale (NC) Valley, West Des Moines at Waukee CIML Metro Des Moines Lincoln at Des Moines Hoover Des Moines East at Des Moines Roosevelt Mississippi Athletic Burlington at North Scott Clinton at Bettendorf Davenport, North at Pleasant Valley Davenport, West at Davenport, Central Muscatine at Assumption, Davenport Mississippi Valley Mississippi Cedar Falls at Dubuque, Senior Cedar Rapids, Kennedy at Waterloo, West Cedar Rapids, Washington at Iowa City, West Iowa City, City High at Linn-Mar, Marion Waterloo, East at Wahlert, Dubuque Mississippi Valley Valley Cedar Falls at Dubuque, Senior Cedar Rapids, Washington at Iowa City, West Dubuque, Hempstead at Prairie, Cedar Rapids Waterloo, East at Wahlert, Dubuque Xavier, Cedar Rapids at Cedar Rapids, Jefferson Missouri River Sioux City, West at Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson Southeast Polk at Sioux City, East (NC) CLASS 3A District 1 Carroll at Atlantic Glenwood at Creston Harlan at Winterset Lewis Central at Red Oak District 2 Denison-Schleswig at Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley LeMars at Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City Spencer at MOC-Floyd Valley Storm Lake at Sergeant Bluff-Luton District 3 Algona at Webster City Hampton-Dumont at Clear Lake Humboldt at Ballard Nevada at Boone District 4 Charles City at Waukon Independence at West Delaware Oelwein at Crestwood, Cresco Waverly-Shell Rock at Decorah District 5 Anamosa at Center Point-Urbana Epworth, Western Dubuque at Maquoketa Marion at Union, La Porte City Vinton-Shellsburg at Central Clinton, DeWitt District 6 Benton, Van Horne at Mount Vernon Grinnell at South Tama County, Tama Washington at Solon Williamsburg at Clear Creek-Amana District 7 Centerville at Fort Madison Mount Pleasant at Keokuk Oskaloosa at Chariton Pella at Fairfield District 8 ADM, Adel at Saydel Dallas Center-Grimes at Carlisle Knoxville at Perry Norwalk at Newton CLASS 2A District 1 Central Lyon/George-Little Rock at Sheldon Estherville Lincoln Central at Sioux Center Unity Christian, Orange City at Spirit Lake District 2 JSPC, Jefferson at Carroll Kuemper Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto at Missouri Valley OA-BCIG at East Sac County South Central Calhoun at Cherokee, Washington District 3 Clarion-Goldfield at Waterloo Columbus Forest City at Denver Iowa Falls-Alden at Central Springs New Hampton at Osage District 4 Beckman, Dyersville at Monticello Jesup at North Fayette, West Union South Winneshiek, Calmar at MFL MarMac Sumner-Fredericksburg at Western Dubuque District 5

Durant-Bennett at Tipton Louisa-Muscatine at Regina, Iowa City West Liberty at Camanche Wilton at Columbus Community District 6 Eddyville-Blakesburg at Davis County Mediapolis at Central Lee, Donnellson Mid-Prairie, Wellman at Sigourney/Keota West Burlington/Notre Dame at Albia District 7 East Marshall at North Polk Gilbert at St. Edmond, Fort Dodge South Hardin at Baxter, C-M-B West Marshall at Roland-Story District 8 Bondurant-Farrar at Clarke, Osceola Colfax-Mingo at Clarinda PCM, Monroe at Interstate 35, Truro Shenandoah at Pella Christian CLASS 1A District 1 IKM-Manning at Westwood, Sloan Lawton-Bronson at West Monona, Onawa Prairie Valley, Gowrie at Hinton Ridge View at Manson Northwest Webster District 2 Emmetsburg at Alta/Aurelia Pocahontas Area/Pomeroy-Palmer at Sioux Central South O’Brien at Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn West Lyon at Sibley-Ocheyedan District 3 Aplington-Parkersburg at AGWSR, Ackley Dike-New Hartford at Garner-Hayfield Nashua-Plainfield at Saint Ansgar West Fork, Sheffield at Lake Mills District 4 Gladbrook-Reinbeck at Eagle Grove Ogden at Woodward Academy South Hamilton at Hudson Woodward-Granger at BCLUW, Conrad District 5 Bellevue at Starmont Maquoketa Valley at Northeast, Goose Lake North-Linn at Clayton Ridge Turkey Valley at Wapsie Valley District 6 Pekin at Alburnett Van Buren, Keosauqua at Highland, Riverside Wapello at North Cedar, Stanwood West Branch at Cardinal, Eldon District 7 Des Moines Christian at Wayne, Corydon Nodaway Valley at Central Decatur, Leon Panorama, Panora at Mount Ayr Pleasantville at West Central Valley, Stuart District 8 Audubon at St. Albert, Council Bluffs Clarinda Academy at Underwood Logan-Magnolia at Griswold Treynor at Tri-Center, Neola CLASS A District 1 Clay Central-Everly at Akron-Westfield Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn at LeMars Gehlen Woodbury Central, Moville at West Sioux District 2 Belmond-Klemme at North Iowa SE Webster-Grand at Northwood-Kensett West Hancock at Bishop Garrigan District 3 Don Bosco, Gilbertville at GMG, Garwin (ND) Grundy Center at North Butler, Greene Rockford at Newman Catholic, Mason City District 4 Don Bosco, Gilbertville at GMG, Garwin (ND) East Buchanan, Winthrop at Central, Elkader Edgewood-Colesburg at North Tama, Traer Postville at Valley Community, Elgin District 5 Danville at Iowa Valley, Marengo (ND) English Valleys, North English at Lone Tree New London at Lisbon WACO, Wayland at Winfield-Mt. Union District 6 Danville at Iowa Valley (ND) Lynnville-Sully at B-G-M, Brooklyn Montezuma at H-L-V, Victor North Mahaska at Belle Plaine District 7 Earlham at Guthrie Center Martensdale-St. Mary’s at Madrid Van Meter at Southeast Warren, Liberty Center District 8 Corning at Bedford EHK-Exira at Riverside, Oakland EIGHT-PLAYER District 1 Kingsley-Pierson at Granville Spalding Laurens-Marathon at Remsen-Union River Valley, Correctionville at Newell-Fonda St. Mary’s, Remsen at Whiting District 2 Graettinger-Terril at CWL, Corwith Ruthven-Ayrshire at Armstrong-Ringsted West Bend-Mallard at North Sentral Kossuth District 3 Northeast Hamilton at CA Riceville at Kee, Lansing (ND) Tripoli at Janesville Ventura at Clarksville District 4 Dunkerton at Springville Midland, Wyoming at Preston Riceville at Kee, Lansing (ND) West Central, Maynard at Central City District 5 Grandview Park Baptist at Tri-County Melcher-Dallas at Meskwaki Settlement Seymour at Harmony, Farmington Twin Cedars at Moravia District 6 Ankeny Christian Academy at Adair-Casey East Union, Afton at Murray Lamoni at Mormon Trail, Garden Grove Lenox at CAM, Anita District 7 Coon Rapids-Bayard at East Greene Glidden-Ralston at Charter Oak-Ute Woodbine at Boyer Valley, Dunlap District 8 East Mills at Essex Sidney at Stanton Villisca at Nishnabotna

Week Nine Thursday, Oct. 20 CLASS 4A Mississippi Athletic Burlington at Davenport, West Mississippi Valley Mississippi Waterloo, West at Cedar Rapids, Washington Missouri River Sioux City East at Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson Friday, Oct. 21 CLASS 4A CIML Central Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln at Ankeny (NC) Indianola at Urbandale Johnston at Southeast Polk CIML Iowa Mason City at Marshalltown WDM Valley at Fort Dodge Waukee at Ames CIML Metro Des Moines East at Des Moines Lincoln Des Moines North at Des Moines Hoover Ottumwa at Des Moines, Roosevelt Mississippi Athletic Assumption, Davenport at Davenport, North Clinton at Pleasant Valley Davenport, Central at North Scott, Eldridge Muscatine at Bettendorf Mississippi Valley Mississippi Dubuque, Senior at Waterloo, East Linn-Mar, Marion at Xavier, Cedar Rapids Prairie, Cedar Rapids at Iowa City High Wahlert, Dubuque at Cedar Rapids, Kennedy Mississippi Valley Valley Cedar Rapids Jefferson at Dubuque Hempstead Dubuque, Senior at Waterloo, East Iowa City, West at Cedar Falls Linn-Mar, Marion at Xavier, Cedar Rapids Prairie, Cedar Rapids at Iowa City High Missouri River Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln at Ankeny (NC) Sioux City West at Sioux City North CLASS 3A District 1

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 NORTH IOWA ALL-TIME BEST LIST

PASSING YARDS 523 by Mason City’s Robert Clough vs. WDM Valley (Oct. 17, 2003).

475 by Klemme’s Dennis Bertilson vs. CAL (Oct. 16, 1970).

430 by Garner-Hayfield’s Jace Engstler vs. NashuaPlainfield (Sept. 24, 2010).

398 by St. Ansgar’s Bryan Mayer vs. Denver (Oct. 17, 1997).

395 by St. Ansgar’s Greg Anderson vs. Maquoketa Valley (Sept. 13, 1996).

367 by Garner-Hayfield’s Engstler vs. St. Ansgar (Sept.

17, 2010).

360 by Forest City’s Aaron Friederich vs. BelmondKlemme (Sept. 2, 2005).

350 by Mason City’s Brady Foster vs. Fort Dodge (Oct. 12, 2001).

347 by Garner-Hayfield’s Zach Svare vs. Manson-Northwest Webster (Sept. 15, 2006).

345 by Garner-Hayfield’s Engstler vs. West Hancock (Oct. 9, 2009).

344 by Forest City’s Kyle Rosacker vs. Waterloo Columbus (Sept. 10, 2010).

343 by Garner-Hayfield’s Englster vs. Aplington-Parkersburg (Oct. 8, 2010).

8-player — 302 by Ventura’s Cody Kadolph vs. Janseville (Oct. 5, 2005).

TOUCHDOWN PASSES 6 by Garner-Hayfield’s Engstler vs. Nashua-Plainfield (Sept. 24, 2010).

6 by Mason City’s Foster vs. Fort Dodge (Oct. 12, 2001).

6 by Klemme’s Dennis Bertilson vs. CAL (Oct. 16, 1970).

5 by Garner-Hayfield’s Engstler vs. Aplington-Parkersburg (Oct. 8, 2010).

5 by Garner-Hayfield’s Engstler vs. West Hancock (Oct. 9, 2009).

5 by St. Ansgar’s Matt Sherman vs. Greene (Oct. 11, 1991).

5 by St. Ansgar’s Sherman vs. RRMR (Sept. 18, 1992).

5 by St. Ansgar’s Anderson vs. MFL-Mar-Mac (Nov. 1, 1996).

5 by Mason City’s Foster vs. Johnston (Sept. 20, 2002).

5 by North Iowa’s Drew Kettwick vs. Lake Mills (Oct. 24, 2003).

PASS COMPLETIONS 33 by Nashua-Plainfield’s Matt Vohsmann vs. St. Ansgar (Oct. 27, 2006).

31 by St. Ansgar’s Mayer vs. Central Elkader (Oct. 24, 1997).

30 by Garner-Hayfield’s Engstler vs. Nashua-Plainfield (Sept. 24, 2010).

30 by Nashua-Plainfield’s Vohsmann vs. Gladbrook-Reinbeck (Oct. 28, 2005).

30 by St. Ansgar’s Anderson vs. North Iowa (Oct. 14, 1994).

29 by Garner-Hayfield’s Engstler vs. St. Ansgar (Sept. 17, 2010).

29 by Mason City’s Jeff Horner vs. Johnston (Sept. 10, 1999).

29 by St. Ansgar’s Mayer vs. MFL-Mar-Mac (Oct. 31, 1997).

8-player — 21 by Ventura’s Kadolph vs. Janseville (Oct. 6, 2006).

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 4 by SCMT’s Dusty Miller vs. Rockwell-Swaledale (Oct. 15, 2004).

4 by Mason City’s Cody Huisman vs. Johnston (Sept. 20, 2002).

RECEIVING YARDS 241 by Mason City’s Noah Huisman vs. Waukee (Oct. 24, 2008).

223 by St. Ansgar’s Mike Pitzen vs. MFL Mar Mac (Oct. 31, 1997).

222 by Garner-Hayfield’s Josh Thompson vs. West Hancock (Aug. 27, 2010).

210 by SCMT’s Miller vs. Rockwell-Swaledale (Oct. 15, 2004).

206 by North Butler’s Luke Brocka vs. Newman (Oct. 15, 2004).

203 by Nashua-Plainfield’s Brad Theilen vs. Denver (Oct. 21, 2005).

PASS RECEPTIONS 18 by Mason City’s Noah Huisman vs. Waukee (Oct. 24, 2008).

14 by Nashua-Plainfield’s Alex Wiebke vs. St. Ansgar (Oct. 27, 2006).

14 by St. Ansgar’s Pitzen vs. MFL Mar Mac (Oct. 31, 1997).

13 by Mason City’s Noah Huisman vs. WDM Dowling (Sept. 21, 2007).

13 by St. Ansgar’s Joe Sherman vs. Wapsie Valley (Oct. 30, 1987).

12 by Garner-Hayfield’s Thompson vs. Nashua-Plainfield (Sept. 24, 2010).

12 by Garner-Hayfield’s Thompson vs. St. Ansgar (Sept.

17, 2010).

12 by Nashua-Plainfield’s Theilen vs. Gladbrook-Reinbeck (Oct. 28, 2005).

11 by Nashua-Plainfield’s Alex Kramer vs. St. Ansgar (Oct. 27, 2006).

11 by St. Ansgar’s Pitzen vs. Osage (Sept. 20, 1996).

INTERCEPTIONS 5 by Garner-Hayfield’s Joel Schisel vs. Clarion-Goldfield (Oct. 2, 1992).

4 by Nashua-Plainfield’s Alex Kramer vs. Rockford (Oct. 13, 2006).

4 by North Iowa’s Jordon Penning vs. Lake Mills (Oct. 24, 2003).

4 by St. Ansgar’s Kirk Luense vs. Sheffield-MeservyThornton (Sept. 25, 1992).

3 by Newman Catholic’s Colin Quinn vs. Eagle Grove (Sept. 3, 1999).

3 by Northwood-Kensett’s Eric Parker vs. North Kossuth (Oct. 24, 2003).

3 by Garner’s Ed Hrubes vs. Lake Mills (1955).

3 by Garner-Hayfield’s Andy Ollenburg vs. Belmond (Oct. 16, 1981).

3 by Garner-Hayfield’s Steve Nelson vs. BelmondKlemme (Oct. 16, 1981).

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN FOR TD 98 yards by Garner-Hayfield’s Nathan Nedved vs. Osage (Oct. 10, 2003).

98 yards by St. Ansgar’s Garry Robertson vs. Lyle, Minn.

(1957).

96 by Bishop Garrigan’s Jack Bradley vs. Alta (Aug. 31, 2007).

96 by Garner-Hayfield’s Brett Schoneman vs. Newman Catholic (Sept. 2, 1994).

95 by Garner’s Lyle Katter vs. Belmond (1947).

8-player — 78 by Rockwell-Swaledale’s Ben Gaffney vs.

CAL (Sept. 28, 2007); 78 by WCLT’s Derek Haugland vs.

Rockwell-Swaledale (Aug. 31, 2007).

LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE FOR TOUCHDOWN 99 yards by Garner’s Bob Brooks vs. Northwood-Kensett (1953).

97 yards by Garner-Hayfield’s Matt Roeber vs. Denver (Sept. 28, 2001).

97 by Hampton’s Randy Marquard vs. Ackley-Geneva

Forest CityINDIANS (Sept. 10, 1976).

95 by St. Ansgar’s Josh Holmes vs. Riceville (Sept. 6, 2002).

94 by Lake Mills’ Justin Kester vs. Northwood-Kensett (Sept. 10, 2004).

93 by Lake Mills’ Kester vs. Belmond-Klemme (Sept. 12, 2003).

92 by Hampton-Dumont’s Joe Slocum vs. JSPC (Oct. 31, 2007, first round of playoffs).

90 by Northwood-Kensett’s AGWSR (Oct. 9. 2009).

90 by Clear Lake’s Ryan Molencamp vs. Garner-Hayfield (Sept. 17, 2009).

LONGEST PASS FROM SCRIMMAGE FOR TOUCHDOWN 99 by Lake Mills’ Jake Divan from Tony Norris vs. West Hancock (Oct. 3, 2003).

99 by Lake Mills’ Josh Heagel from Scott Peterson vs.

North Iowa (Sept. 14, 1994).

96 by Klemme’s Randy Ridder from Bertilson vs. CAL (Oct. 16, 1970).

91 by Mason City’s John Lee from Robert Clough vs.

WDM Valley (Oct. 17, 2003).

LONGEST PUNT RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN 99 by St. Ansgar’s Joel Nickerson vs. Riceville (Oct. 5, 1979).

95 by Clear Lake’s Brian McIntire vs. Estherville-Lincoln Central (Oct. 27, 2000).

95 by Nashua’s Rollo Fisher vs. New Hampton (Sept. 11, 1953).

LONGEST PASS INTERCEPTION FOR TOUCHDOWN 100 by Northwood-Kensett’s Spencer Capitani vs. Cedar Falls NU High (Oct. 17, 2008).

100 by Clear Lake’s Kyle DeVries vs. Webster City (Sept.

17, 2004).

100 by Clear Lake’s Matt Scribbins vs. Waverly-Shell Rock (Nov. 1, 2002).

99 by Charles City’s Tanner Schmidt vs. Webster City (Oct. 9, 2009).

97 by West Hancock’s Brady Wilson vs. West Bend-Mallard (Oct. 12, 2007).

96 by Northwood-Kensett’s Rick Perry vs. Forest City (Oct. 12, 1984).

96 by Garner’s Mike Mattis vs. Forest City (1962).

95 by Riceville’s Nick Noble vs. Postville vs. Postville (Nov. 1, 2002).

93 by St. Ansgar’s Bob Thorson vs. Ventura (1946).

92 by Lake Mills’ Peter Brekken vs. Belmond-Klemme (Oct. 28, 2005).

92 by Garner-Hayfield’s Dan Barz vs. Forest City (1971).

92 by Garner-Hayfield’s Jeff Brunsen vs. Buffalo CenterRake (Oct. 3, 1980).

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Forest City’s Kyle Rosacker throws a pass last year.

Indians looking to take step forward in 2011

By CHRIS TODD

two top receiving threats in Cole Anderson and FOREST CITY — Forest Tyler Harmon.

City High football coach In 2010, Harmon led Chad Moore classifies the the way with 24 catches 2011 Indians as in a for 262 yards while WEST FORK SCHEDULE rebuilding phase, even Anderson caught 21 passAug. 26 — at Algona though the team returns Sept. 2 — vs. Clear Lake es for 348 yards. Also lost Sept. 9 — at Waterloo Columbus seven starters on offense to graduation was wideSept. 16 — vs. Clarion-Goldfield and five on defense.

Sept. 23 — at Iowa Falls-Alden out Andrew Montgomery, Sept. 30 — vs. New Hampton “Any time you go 1-8 Oct. 7 — vs. Osage who nabbed 10 passes for the previous season, the Oct. 14 — at Denver 140 yards.

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Central Springs next season is automati“We lack some depth in cally a rebuilding year,” line, running for 114 yards our offensive line, but it’s Moore said. “Our goal is on 33 attempts. good to have all those kids to be more competitive in “We need to run the returning,” Moore said. both our non-district and ball better this season and “And we have a lot of district games this season. take balance out of our inexperience in our “We’re looking for passing game,” Moore receiving corps and runmore consistency on both said. ning backs. sides of the ball, and we Up front, the Indians Ben Collins is the top just want to improve with return four offensive lineevery practice and every returning running back. man, including Justin game.”

Other candidates in the Putney, Nathan The Indians return the Friederich, Riley Scharper backfield are Ben Nordmain cog of their offense skog, Colton Westerberg, and Seth Brown. in quarterback Kyle Also returning is wide- Riley Moore, Isaac Tuttle Rosacker. and Josh Dakken. out Parker Farland, who Last season, Rosacker Matt Snyder looks like wasn’t a starter in every established himself as a he’ll be the starter at tight game, but saw considerprolific passer and a end, while other receiving able varsity action. Last strong runner. An all-discandidates are Tyler season, Farland caught trict selection, Rosacker seven passes for 37 yards. Flugum, Zach Bengston, completed 99 of 206 Lost to graduation last Jon Mathiasen and Aaron passes for 1,340 yards and spring were the Indians’ Harms. nine touchdowns in the Indians’ spread offense.

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LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN 100 by Nashua-Plainfield’s Justin Vetter vs. AGWSR (Oct. 3, 2003).

99 by Garner-Hayfield’s Tom Hartwig vs. Clear Lake (Sept. 9, 1994).

96 by Garner’s Tom Goll vs. Nora Springs (1964).

90 by Osage’s Luke Wagner vs. Roland-Story (Oct. 9, 2009).

8-player — 68 by Ventura’s Josh Sonney vs. Twin River Valley (Sept. 19, 2003).

LONGEST PUNT 82 by Lake Mills’ Jake Brekken vs. Forest City (Sept. 5, 2008).

78 by Mason City’s Jeff Horner vs. Ankeny (Oct. 31, 2001, first round of playoffs).

78 by Garner-Hayfield’s Jason Brant (2002).

78 by West Hancock’s Kurt Rietema (1999).

78 by by West Hancock’s Josh Willert (2006).

77 by Clear Lake’s Chris Kemmerer vs. Oelwein (Nov. 8, 2002, first round of playoffs).

8-player — 62 by WCLT’s Trevor Arnold (2002).

LONGEST FIELD GOAL 55 by Clear Lake’s Chris Kemmerer vs. Mount Vernon (Nov. 18, 2002).

53 by SCMT’s Mike Donnenwerth vs. Ventura (Sept. 17, 1999).

53 by Mason City’s Ben Wann vs. Fort Dodge (Oct. 30, 1998).

50 by Charles City’s Brian Peek vs. Clear Lake (Sept. 10, 2004).

NORTH IOWA’S SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS Rushing — Garner-Hayfield’s Ryan Bakke 2,477 yards (1991); Northwood-Kensett’s Jack Johnson 2,302 (1998); Riceville’s Mike Schwarck 2,055 (1998); RockwellSwaledale’s John McLaughlin 2,025 (2001).

Touchdowns — Garner-Hayfield’s Bakke 41 (1991).

Passing yards — Garner-Hayfield’s Jace Engstler 2,622 (2010); Mason City’s Brady Foster 2,492 yards (2002); West Fork’s Seth Tuttle 2,400 (2010); St. Ansgar’s Matt Sherman 2,358 (1992); St. Ansgar’s Tim Klapperich 2,302 (1987); Osage’s Jake Hemann 2074 (2008); St. Ansgar’s Greg Anderson 2,042 (1996); Touchdown passes — Garner-Hayfield’s Engstler 31 (2010); Mason City’s Brady Foster 30 (2002); St. Ansgar’s Sherman 30 (1992); St. Ansgar’s Sherman 25 (1991).

Receiving yards — Mason City’s Cody Huisman 1,141 yards (2002); Garner-Hayfield’s Josh Thompson 1,127 (2010); Mason City’s Noah Huisman 1,097 (2008); Bishop Garrigan’s Dan Winkel 1,066 (1986); Nashua-Plainfield’s Brad Theilen 956 (2005).

Pass receptions — Garner-Hayfield’s Thompson 74 (2010); St. Ansgar’s Mike Pitzen 72 (1997); Garner-Hayfield’s Thompson 66 (2009); SCMT’s Ryan Stock 60 (2007); Bishop Garrigan’s Winkel 60 (1986). Eight-player — Ventura’s Tyler Betz 52 (2007); CAL’s Tanner Bohman 45 in 2006.

Touchdown receptions — Mason City’s Cody Huisman 17 (2002); Garner-Hayfield’s Thompson 16 (2010); Bishop Garrigan’s Winkel 14 (1986).

Interceptions — Osage’s J.T. Lee 11 (2009); St. Ansgar’s Joe Sherman 10 (1986); Nashua-Plainfield’s Alex Kramer 9 (2006); Osage’s Nathan Haaland 8 (2006); Osage’s Haaland 8 (2005); Clear Lake’s Zach Thompkins 8 (2001); Northwood-Kensett’s Blake Palmer 8 (2000); Garner-Hayfield’s Andy Ollenburg 8 (1981); Garner-Hayfield’s Jason Brant (1981); NORTH IOWA’S CAREER LEADERS Touchdowns — Rockwell-Swaledale’s John McLaughlin 78 (1998-2001); Garner-Hayfield’s Ryan Baake 68 (198991).

Rushing yards — Rockwell-Swaledale’s McLaughlin 6,019 (1998-2001); Garner-Hayfield’s Bakke 4,459 (198991); Hampton-Dumont’s Ross Shafrath 4,339 (2005-07).

Passing yards — St. Ansgar’s Matt Sherman 6,813 (1989-1992) — fourth all-time in state history; Mason City’s Brady Foster 5,908 (2000-02) — ninth all-time in state history; Forest City’s Andrew Rosacker 4,858 (200709); Garner-Hayfield’s Jace Engstler 4,322 (2008-10; is a senior in 2011 season).

Pass completions — St. Ansgar’s Matt Sherman 550 (1989-1992) — second all-time in state history; St. Ansgar’s Greg Anderson 481 (1993-96) — fifth all-time in state history; Mason City’s Foster 374 (2000-02); Garner-Hayfield’s Engstler 330 (2008-10).

Touchdown passes — St. Ansgar’s Sherman 77 (198992) — third all-time in state history; Mason City’s Foster 63 (2000-02) — ninth all-time in state history; GarnerHayfield’s Engstler 49 (2008-10).

Touchdown receptions — Garner-Hayfield’s Josh Thompson 28 (2008-10); St. Ansgar’s Cory Thorson 25 (1989-1992).

Pass receptions — Garner-Hayfield’s Thompson 151 (2008-10); St. Ansgar’s MIke Pitzen 119 (1995-1997).

Interceptions — Riceville’s Nick Noble 23 (1999-2002) — first all-time in state history.

Fumble recoveries — Northwood-Kensett’s Justin White 10 (1992-94); Osage’s Nathan Haaland 17 (2004-06); Mason City’s Jeff Horner 17 (1998-2001); St. Ansgar’s Joe Sherman 1985-87); Osage’s J .T. Lee 16 (2008-09); Garner-Hayfield’s Jason Brant 14 (2000-02); St. Ansgar’s Thorson 14 (1989-92); Clear Lake’s Zach Thompkins 13 (2001-02).

NORTH IOWANS IN THE IHSAA FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Garner’s Tom Busch; Mason City’s Lawrence and Loran Day; Mason City’s Tom Randall; St. Ansgar’s Matt Sherman; Lake Mills’ Mike Stensrud.

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FOREST CITY INDIANS COACH — Chad Moore 2010 RECORD — 1-8, 0-7.

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SINGLE GAME RUSHING YARDS 381 by Algona’s Jace Simpson vs. Iowa Falls-Alden (Sept.

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8-player — 354 by Ventura’s Josh Brager vs. CAL (Oct. 28, 2005).

TOUCHDOWNS 7 by St. Ansgar’s Bryan Heimer vs. Denver (Oct. 24, 2003).

7 by Rockwell-Swaledale’s John McLaughlin vs. CALDows (Sept. 114, 2001).

7 by Clear Lake’s Tim Secory vs. Forest City (Oct. 30, 1998).

6 by St. Ansgar’s Garrett Follmuth vs. Lake Mills (Oct. 21, 2005).

6 by CAL-Dows’ Jeremy Keehn vs. Twin River Valey (Oct. 16, 1998).

6 by Garner-Hayfield’s Ryan Bakke vs. North Iowa (Sept.

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6 by Lake Mills’ Brian Budach vs. Newman Catholic (Oct. 26, 1998).

6 by Clear Lake’s Tom Lewis vs. Eagle Grove (Sept. 6, 1969).

8-player — 7 by Ventura’s Brager vs. CAL (Oct. 28, 2005).

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2011 PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEW

Green Devils have experience coming back

By JEREMY KOENIGS sports@globegazette.com

OSAGE — The Osage football team regressed last season, finishing 4-6 overall and 4-3 in Class 2A, District 3 and an exit in the first round of the playoffs after a remarkable run to the state quarterfinals in 2009.

Coach Lon Lawler is hoping for another deep run into the postseason this season for the Green Devils.

Osage returns 13 letterwinners, but must break in a new quarterback as

Trevor Molitor and his 1,048 passing yards were lost to graduation.

Senior Tanner Molitor is expected to take the snaps under center Andrew Milbrandt while Osage returns two of its top three running Bushbaum backs and its secondleading receiver in Austin Wagner, Luke Hanke and Matt Bushbaum, respectively.

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Wagner ran for 1,019 yards and 10 touchdowns; Hanke added 369 rushing yards, four rushing touchdowns, 161 receiving yards and three receiving touchdowns; while Bushbaum caught 24 passes for 316 yards.

Defensively, the Green Devils return six players who recorded 40 or more tackles last season, paced by Hanke’s 55 and 51 apiece from Colin Barker and Tyler Havel.

OSAGE GREEN DEVILS Coach: Lon Lawler begins his 21st season as coach of the Green Devils.

West ForkWARHAWKS

2010 record: Osage finished 4-6 overall and 4-3 in Class 2A, District 3.

Returning letterwinners: Austin Wagner, sr., FB/LB; Luke Hanke, sr., HB/LB; Matt Bushbaum, sr., SE/CB; Chris Weigle, sr., G/LB; Andrew Milbrandt, sr., C; Joe Roll, sr., G/DE; Colin Barker, jr., CB; Tyler Havel, jr., OLB; Dan Church, jr., OT/DT; Zach Dralle, sr., LB; Bret Jeffries, jr., DE; Jacob Anhorn, sr., G; Matt Mack, jr., DT. Others expected to contribute: Thomas Beiderman, sr., LB; Josh Lackore, sr., DE/LS; Lakota Kirst, jr., DT; Tanner Molitor, sr., QB. 2011 SCHEDULE Aug. 26 — vs. St. Ansgar Sept. 2 — at Charles City Sept. 9 — at Central Springs Sept. 16 — vs. Waterloo Columbus Sept. 23 — at Clarion-Goldfield Sept. 30 — vs. Iowa Falls-Alden Oct. 7 — at Forest City Oct. 14 — vs. New Hampton Oct. 21 — vs. Denver

Nashua-PlainfieldHUSKIES

Nashua-Plainfield has already matched last year’s win total NASHUA — It didn’t take long for the Nashua-Plainfield football team to match last year’s win total.

In Week 0, Taylor Wedeking, Matt Sharp, Alec Mulvey and Garrett Bloomquist each found the end zone in a 25-8 triumph over Rockford.

“This is my fourth year with this group,” coach Ben Jass said. “They’ve been lifting weights and running track. Those are the things that make the difference. That’s the difference between a 10- to 15-yard run and getting in the zone.”

The Huskies needed to put in the time in the offseason in a district which features three of the top-10 teams in Class 1A after a 1-8 season.

The Huskies return 12 letterwinners and in that season-opening win held Rockford to 106 yards of total offense.

NASHUA-PLAINFIELD HUSKIES Coach: Ben Jass.

2010 record: 1-9, 0-7.

Returning letterwinners: Morgan Jacobs, sr., OL/DL; Colin Strabala, sr., LB/WR; Drew Dietz, DL/WR; Matt Sharp, LB/QB; Andy Glaser, OL/DL; Alec Mulvey, DB/WR; Ryan Siefken, LB/RB; Taylr Laube, DB/WR; Nick Wagner, OL/DL; Christian Miller, DL/RB; Zac Reams, DB/WR; Taylor Wedeking, LB/WR.

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West Fork’s Jordan Hubka (center) is tackled during a game last year.

2011 SCHEDULE Aug. 19 — at Rockford, W, 25-8 Aug. 26 — vs. Central Springs Sept. 2 — at North Butler Sept. 9 — vs. West Fork Sept. 16 — at A-P Sept. 23 — vs. Garner-Hayfield Sept. 30 — at AGWSR Oct. 7 — vs. Lake Mills Oct. 14 — vs. St. Ansgar Oct. 21 — at Dike-NH

BACK FOR MORE

Warhawks looking for QB to emerge to replace Tuttle

By JARED PATTERSON

doubt who the playAfter going 0-9 maker will be in this two seasons ago, the SHEFFIELD — Basketball on grass offense.

Warhawks put is going to look a little different Jordan Hubka together a 6-3 regular without a 6-foot-7 quarterback returns 47 receptions, season a year ago making the throws.

650 yards and six behind that prolific For West Fork, that’s the main touchdowns to the offense. question. How do you replace Seth wide receiver spot “Maybe some 5Folkers Hubka Tuttle, the quarterback who threw while Nathan Folkers wide this year,” Burt for more than 2,000 yards? returns a dual threat conceded. “We have “That position is a big concern,” out of the backfield with 381 rushing fun doing it.”

WEST FORK WARHAWKS West Fork coach Eric Burt said. “All yards and 372 receiving yards.

COACH — Eric Burt 2010 RECORD — 6-4, 4-3. three might not have his height and Burt said Folkers will see more RETURNING LETTERWINNERS — Nathan Folkers, sr., RB/WR/LB; Jordan athleticism but bring a little bit of a time in the slot position, which was Hubka, sr., WR/CB; Cole Liekweg, , OL; Cody Arndt, OL; Zane Ruger, running threat.” occupied by Jace Winfrey a year ago. RB/LB; Payton Plagge, WR; Ethan Meints, OL; Matt Sturges, DE; Tyler Greimann, LB; Jared Lerdal, DT; Spencer Halloran, S. The three-horse quarterback race “He understands what’s best for WEST FORK SCHEDULE for the Warhawks consists of Tyler the team,” Burt said. “He can make Aug. 26 — at B-K Larson, a senior; Tyler Greiman, a plays.”

Sept. 2 — vs. North Iowa Sept. 9 — at N-P junior; and Spencer Halloran, a The Warhawks spent the offseaSept. 16 — vs. Dike-NH sophomore. son attending 7-on-7 passing Sept. 23 — vs. A-P Sept. 30 — at Garner-Hayfield Whoever wins the job will have camps, and it’s a given West Fork Oct. 7 — vs. AGWSR some tools at his disposal. will air it out again this season.

Oct. 14 — at Lake Mills Oct. 21 — vs. St. Ansgar While questions swirl around the As long as it works, there’s no quarterback position, there’s no need to change. jared.patterson@globegazette.com

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LAKE MILLS — Bill Byrnes has no illusions what it takes to be successful in a loaded district.

If you aren’t good up front, you aren’t going to be good. It’s pretty simple.

“I think we have more depth on both sides of the ball,” the Lake Mills football coach said. “We have 12-13 kids up front. It’s much more competitive between our ones and twos. In the past we had 6-7 guys, then it really dropped Byrnes off.”

The linemen participated in a camp this summer put on by a couple guys who know about line play — Kevin and Andy Stensrud.

Nineteen kids showed up for that. It was an encouraging start to the summer. A couple months later Byrnes is still optimistic that the line can bring an improved running game to a Lake Mills team that went 3-6 last year.

“Last year, we didn’t run

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The Lake Mills defensive line gets ready for a play last season. The Bulldogs were 3-6 last year.

LAKE MILLS BULLDOGS COACH — Bill Byrnes.

2010 SEASON — 3-6, 2-5.

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS — Bryan Hegesteg, sr., FB/LB; Nathan Banwart, jr., TB/LB; Josh Perez, sr., LB/OL; Calvin Beal, sr., QB/DB; Jon Miller, jr., OL/DL; Thomas Roethler, sr., OL/DL; Jon Erickson, jr., RB/DB; Andy Dahle, jr., FB/LB; Ben Irons, jr., OL/DL; Chaden Riles, soph., TB/DE; Andy Nicholson, soph., OL/DL; Tanner Fjelstad, OL/DL. LAKE MILLS SCHEDULE Aug. 26 — at N-K Sept. 2 — vs. West Hancock Sept. 9 — vs. Garner-Hayfield Sept. 16 — at AGWSR Sept. 23 — at Dike-NH Sept. 30 — vs. St. Ansgar Oct. 7 — vs. N-P Oct. 14 — vs. West Fork Oct. 21 — at A-P

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“Being realistic, it’s probably (St. Ansgar and A-P) fighting for the district,” Byrnes said. “Then it’s everybody else fighting for that third spot. Our goal is to get to the postseason, whatever that spot is. We know we have some awful tough teams in our district.”

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Hampton-DumontBULLDOGS St. AnsgarSAINTS

H-D looking to peak at the right time

By KIRK HARDCASTLE

Shafrath said one of his team’s strengths will be at HAMPTON — Hamprunning back where Drew ton-Dumont missed out Anderson and James Perez on the postseason by plac- return. ing fifth in Class 3A, DisAnderson rushed for 705 trict 3 last year. yards and six touchdowns Hampton-Dumont was and Perez gained 286 yards 3-4 in the district with and three touchdowns.

Boone taking the last spot Anderson and Perez will with a 4-3 mark. be running behind a Veteran coach Jerry revamped offensive line.

Shafrath hopes his team is “The offensive line will in the mix to play a 10th be an area that will bring a game this lot of new faces but will be season. ready to battle,” Shafrath “I feel said. “They are a unit that this team worked hard in the weight will get bet- room and summer conditer as the tioning. season goes “As a group they have along,” said pushed each other and will Shafrath, be ready to go.”

Shafrath who has a HAMPTON-DUMONT BULLDOGS career mark of 86-106.

COACH — Jerry Shafrath has a career record of 86106.

“The top three teams will 2010 RECORD — 4-5 overall, 3-4 in Class 3A, District be extremely tough with 3.

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS — James Perez, 200, the rest of them improved RB/LB; Drew Anderson, 195, jr., RB/DE; Jamie and capable of winning on jr., Miner, 190, sr., OL/DL; Travis Lumley, 200, sr., OL/DL; Blake Lehmann, 160, sr., SE/DB; Cole Marzen, 150, sr., any given Friday.”

QB/DB; Jacob Kew, 170, sr., SE/DB; Jarred Berding, Shafrath lists Webster 150, sr., SE/DB; Andrew Benning, 225, jr., OL/DL; Josh Bauer, 170, jr., RB/LB; Anthony Schnabel, 200, jr., City, Clear Lake and Ballard as the top three teams OL/DL. HAMPTON-DUMONT SCHEDULE in the district with Boone Aug. 26 — vs. Iowa Falls-Alden. and Hampton-Dumont Sept. 2 — at Central Springs.

Sept. 9 — vs. Humboldt. listed in the fourth slot.

Sept. 16 — at Ballard.

Hampton-Dumont (4-5 Sept. 23 — at Algona.

Sept. 30 — vs. Boone. overall a year ago) returns Oct. 7 — vs. Nevada.

11 letterwinners and five Oct. 14 — at Clear Lake.

Oct. 21 — vs. Webster City. starters from last year’s team. kirk.hardcastle@globegazette.com

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St. Ansgar’s Tony Heimer forces a fumble last year.

Cream of the crop?

Experienced Saints ready to make some noise

By JARED PATTERSON

Sievert (996), Heimer (845) and Halfman (319) combined for ST. ANSGAR — When you 2,160 rushing yards last year and discuss the best Class 1A football 22 touchdowns. Halfman threw teams in the state, the St. Ansgar for 463 yards and six scores. football team will surely come Add in 12 other returning letup. terwinners and the formula for The Saints are experienced, success is there. physical and have ST. ANSGAR SCHEDULE “It’s one of those groups that Aug. 26 — at Osage a history of suchas had success all the way up,” Sept. 2 — vs. Newman cess.

Sept. 9 — vs. A-P Clevenger said. “Depending on Sept. 16 — at Garner-Hayfield St. Ansgar has the position, we have pretty good Sept. 23 — vs. AGWSR had some great Sept. 30 — at Lake Mills depth. Our first-line guys are Oct. 7 — at Dike-NH teams the past real quality kids, but it’s 1A footOct. 14 — vs. N-P decade. This Oct. 21 — at West Fork ball. That can certainly change year’s version has depending on how the season the tools to be Sievert ond round of the 1A playoffs that goes.” mentioned with The ground-and-pound any of those great ended the Saints’ season at 8-3. offense for the Saints will be on It also stems from a runner-up teams. full display with an experienced finish in the district, due to a 28“I don’t think offensive line anchored by Stein7 loss to district champion there has been berg, the senior center who lists any spoken goals, Aplington-Parkersburg. at 6-foot-3, 258 pounds.

Yes, the Saints won eight but I think they Clevenger said he’s the Saints’ games but there is still that drive feel like there is to win the district and get to the best lineman since Dallas Hensome unfinished Steinberg drikson strapped on the pads for UNI-Dome for this group. business,” St. St. Ansgar. Hendrikson is now on Four players who started as Ansgar coach Drew Clevenger the roster at Rutgers. said. “How we went out last year sophomores — QB Cael Half“It’s a nice place to start with man, lineman Jackson Steinberg, left a bitter taste in our mouths.”

Jackson,” Clevenger said. “He The unfinished business stems RB Tony Heimer and RB John Sievert — are back for their third brings some athleticism to the from last year’s 8-0 loss to go-round on the varsity. line.”

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ST. ANSGAR SAINTS COACH — Drew Clevenger 2010 RECORD — 8-3, 6-1.

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS — Cael Halfman, sr., QB/DB; Michael Dryer, sr., OL/DL; Tony Heimer, sr., RB/LB; Jackson Steinberg, sr., OL/LB; John Sievert, sr., FB/DE; Jordan Heimer, sr., WR/DB; Dylan Johnson, sr., RB/LB; Brett Olkland, sr., WR/DB; Logan Koster, sr., WR/DB; Taylor Bruggeman, sr., TE/DE; Evan Mayer, sr., OL/DL; Garretty Patterson, sr., OL/DL; Sam Beaver, sr., OL/DL; Trevor Sheffield, sr., OL/DL; Skylar Schuttler, jr., FB/LB; Kyle Hulshizer, jr., RB/LB.

Central SpringsPANTHERS

Panthers hoping to kick ground game into high gear

By KIRK HARDCASTLE

ler, but injured his foot some advanced plays.

“Once we get everybody and is out indefinitely.

MANLY — Central on all cylinders, we should Junior Kellen Kessler be able to run the ball Springs gained 73 yards gained 33 yards on 17 carrushing in its seasonries.

CENTRAL SPRINGS PANTHERS opening loss to North COACH — Bill Shafer.

“He had some physical 2010 SEASON — 4-6 overall, 2-5 in Class 2A, DisButler last week. yards and ran hard, which trict 3.

Central Springs coach RETURNING STARTERS — Sam Shanks, sr.; Ethan was good to see,” Shafer Losee, sr.; Dylan Coyle, sr.

Bill Shafer said he thinks said.

CENTRAL SPRINGS SCHEDULE his team will have a strong Aug. 19 — North Butler 34, Panthers 8 Even though the PanAug. 26 — at Nashua-Plainfield running game by the end thers dropped their season Sept. 2 — vs. Hampton-Dumont of the season.

Sept. 9 — vs. Osage opener, Shafer said the Sept. 16 — at Denver “With the people we Sept. 23 — at New Hampton coaching staff learned a have coming back, we Sept. 30 — vs. Waterloo Columbus lot about their team.

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7 — at Clarion-Goldfield have a good nucleus on Oct. 14 — vs. Iowa Falls-Alden “We have to make some our line,” said Shafer, Oct. 21 — at Forest City minor adjustments,” the whose team dropped a 34coach said. “We broke 8 decision to North Butler pretty well.” down the film and found Jacob Webb gained 64 in the Week Zero game. out what we need to do.

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Friday (at Nashua-Plainfield).”

Shafer said Waterloo Columbus is the favorite in Class 2A, District 3.

“Iowa Falls-Alden had a very good team last y ear and they were pretty young,” Shafer said. “New Hampton has that rich tradition and they kind of reload.

“Everybody has to put their game face on every week,” Shafer said of the district race. “You can never rest. You always have to be moving forward.”

2010 Area footballSTANDINGS 2010 STANDINGS CIML IOWA Conf.

Overall Fort Dodge 5-0 8-1 Ames 4-1 7-2 WDM Valley 3-2 6-3 Waukee 2-3 3-6 Mason City 1-4 3-6 Marshalltown 0-5 3-6 CLASS 3A, DISTRICT 3 Clear Lake 7-0 9-0 Webster City 6-1 8-1 Ballard 5-2 7-2 Boone 4-3 5-4 Hampton-Dumont 3-4 4-5 Humboldt 2-5 2-7 Algona 1-6 1-8 Nevada 0-7 1-8 CLASS 3A, DISTRICT 4 Decorah 6-1 7-2 West Delaware 6-1 7-2 Waverly-Shell Rock 6-1 8-1 Oelwein 4-3 5-4 Charles City 3-4 4-5 Waukon 2-5 3-6 Crestwood, Cresco 1-6 2-7 Independence 0-7 1-8 CLASS 2A, DISTRICT 3 Columbus Catholic 7-0 7-2 Iowa Falls-Alden 5-2 6-3 Clarion-Goldfield 5-2 6-3 Osage 4-3 4-5 New Hampton 4-3 5-4 Central Springs 2-5 4-6 Denver 1-6 1-8 Forest City 0-7 1-8 CLASS 1A, DISTRICT 3 A-P 7-0 9-0 Saint Ansgar 6-1 7-2

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WEEK 0 FOOTBALL SCORES Ames 54, D.M. North 7 Ankeny 24, Waukee 20 Indianola 49, Hoover 0 Johnston 45, Ottumwa 20 Southeast Polk 48, D.M. Lincoln 13 W.D.M. Valley 28, W.D.M. Dowling Catholic 21 AHST (Avoca) 19, Guthrie Center 6 Akron-Westfield 39, Alta-Aurelia 26 Armstrong-Ringsted 51, Ar-We-Va (Westside) 12 Bedford 42, Clarinda Academy 0 Boyer Valley (Dunlap) 66, Correctionville River Valley 22 CAM (Anita) 39, Woodbine 0 Central Lyon/George-Little Rock 51, Sioux City West 0 Clayton Ridge 10, Edgewood-Colesburg 7 Denison-Schleswig 43, Harlan 42 (OT) Grundy Center 26, AGWSR (Ackley) 7 Harris-Lake Park 37, Ruthven-Ayrshire 0 Kee (Lansing) 22, Tripoli 8

Dike-New Hartford 5-2 7-2 West Fork 4-3 6-3 Garner-Hayfield 3-4 5-4 Lake Mills 2-5 3-6 AGWSR, Ackley 1-6 3-6 Nashua-Plainfield 0-7 1-9 CLASS A, DISTRICT 2 Bishop Garrigan 4-1 6-3 Northwood-Kensett 4-1 4-5 West Hancock, Britt 4-1 6-3 North Iowa 2-3 2-7 Belmond-Klemme 1-4 1-8 Southeast Webster 0-5 0-9 CLASS A, DISTRICT 3 Newman Catholic 5-0 9-0 Rockford 4-1 8-1 Colo-NESCO 3-2 5-5 North Butler 2-3 2-7 Grundy Center 1-4 2-7 GMG, Garwin 0-5 0-10 EIGHT-MAN, DISTRICT 2 Armstrong-Ringsted 7-0 9-0 Graettinger-Terril 6-1 8-1 West Bend-Mallard 5-2 7-2 NSK 4-3 5-4 Harris-Lake Park 3-4 4-5 Ruthven-Ayrshire 2-5 3-6 C-W-L, Corwith 1-6 2-7 Twin River Valley 0-7 1-8 EIGHT MAN, DISTRICT 3 Northeast Hamilton 7-0 10-0 Tripoli 6-1 8-1 Clarksville 5-2 7-2 Janesville 3-4 5-4 Ventura 3-4 3-6 Riceville 3-4 3-6 WCLT 1-6 1-8 CAL, Latimer 0-7 0-9

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Clear LakeLIONS

Charles CityCOMETS

STILLS T R E A K I N G Lions bring 32-game regular season win streak into 2011

By KIRK HARDCASTLE kirk.hardcastle@globegazette.com

CLEAR LAKE —Do a YouTube search for “playoffs” and you’ll find the classic Jim Mora rant that has nearly 3 million views.

Watch the video of the former Indianapolis Colts coach and you’ll hear him use the word “playoffs” several times in his postgame press conference.

While Mora and “playoffs” go hand in hand in the world of classic NFL clips, Clear Lake and playoffs are linked together when it comes to Iowa prep football.

Clear Lake has been to the playoffs 13 straight Adams seasons.

The last time there was a postseason without the Lions in it was 1997.

“We just want to Kellogg keep the tradition going,” Clear Lake senior Logan Kellogg said. “We need to stick together as a team.

“If we do what we’re told by the coaches, we should be pretty successful.”

If that’s been the philosophy for Clear Lake football it’s certainly worked.

Clear Lake is one of nine schools that have made 13 or more straight playoff appearances in the history of the playoffs, and is one of five teams that have a current streak of at least 10 playoff appearances.

The Lions also own a 32-game regular season win streak and a 26-game district win streak.

So expecations are high again for this group of Lions.

“I don’t see them ever changing,” veteran Clear Lake coach Fred Wieck said. “We’ve been at a fairly high level for quite a while.

“It’s just something we’ve come to kind of expect. I think our fans expect it. Our coaching staff expects it. Our players expect it.”

Clear Lake returns eight starters from last year’s team that advanced to the second round of the playoffs before being eliminated by West Delaware, 23-16.

Ozzie Adams returns for his senior season at quarterback.

Adams threw for 900 yards and rushed for 455 yards last year. He threw for six touchdowns and rushed for five more.

“I’m a lot more comfortable,” Adams said. “I know what to expect.

“I won’t have the first-

Comets return five starters from 4-5 team

By KIRK HARDCASTLE kirk.hardcastle@globegazette.com

CHARLES CITY — Veteran Charles City football coach Steve Stallsmith calls his team a work in progress.

The Comets return five starters from last year’s team that was 4-5 overall and placed fifth in Class 3A, District 4.

“We’re getting better every day,” Stallsmith said. “We have a lot of young kids that haven’t seen the field yet.

“We’re trying to figure out where everyone fits in best.”

CHARLES CITY COMETS Stallsmith lists one of his Stallsmith. team’s goals as to reach the play- 2C0O1A0CHRE—COSteve RD — 4-5 overall, 3-4 in Class offs, so that means moving up at 3A, District 4.

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS — Brian least one spot in the district race. Halligan, sr., FB/DT; Luke Johnson, jr., LB; The coach lists Decorah, West Zach Isakson, sr., RB/LB; Ryan Sharp, sr., OL; Zeb Rosendahl, sr., TE; Nick Hageman, Delaware and Waverly-Shell sr., SE; Sam Jarvill, sr., WR; Austin Gabel, sr., DT/DE; Hunter Crawford, sr., OL; Rock as the top three teams in Hunter Ortmayer, sr., DT; Mike Clark, sr., the district.

TE/DE; Zach Mitchell, jr., LB/FB. CHARLES CITY SCHEDULE “We have to have a quick Lake learning curve,” Stallsmith said. SAeupgt..226——vs.at Clear Osage Sept. 9 — vs. Crestwood “We have to make the most out Sept. 16 — at Independence of the first two games to learn Sept. 23 — vs. West Delaware, Manchester how to play varsity football at a Sept. 30 — at Oelwein Oct. 7 — vs. Decorah high level.”

Oct. 14 — at Waukon Oct. 21 — vs. Waverly-Shell Rock Returning starters for the Comets are seniors Brian Halligan, Zach Isakson, Ryan Sharp and Zeb Rosendahl and junior Luke Johnson.

Isakson and Johnson both played linebacker a year ago and Halligan played on the defensive line.

“We have the most returners on defense,” Stallsmith said. “We’ll have to play some solid defense and try to cause some turnovers.

“We’ll need to try to get some field position with our special teams. Offensively, we’ll have to run the ball and control the clock a little bit.”

The Comets open the season Friday at Clear Lake.

“I know the kids like to play Clear Lake,” Stallsmith said. “It’s a challenge every year and we can see where we’re at.”

AlgonaBULLDOGS

Algona Bulldogs return plethora of players

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Clear Lake’s Logan Kellogg (50) makes a tackle last season.

Goin’ Streaking Clear Lake enters Friday’s season opener against Charles City wtih a 32-game regular-season win streak.

The following is a look at the streak that dates back to the 2007 season: REGULAR SEASON (30) (last loss 21-7 to Waverly-SR in Week Four of 2007 season) 2007 (5) Lions 54, Forest City 14 Lions 22, Decorah 20 Lions 28, New Hampton 7 Lions 14, Crestwood 7 Lions 27, Waukon 19 2008 (9) Lions 58, Humboldt 20 Lions 13, New Hampton 9 Lions 30, Algona 7 Lions 38, Waverly-SR 12 Lions 38, Charles City 8 Lions 28, Forest City 18 Lions 48, Iowa Falls-Alden 7 Lions 32, Hampton-Dumont 16 Lions 31, Webster City 6 2009 (9) Lions 42, Humboldt 0 Lions 10, New Hampton 6 Lions 56, Algona 0 Lions 56, Waverly-SR 0

game jitters like I did last year. I know what’s going to happen. We have the first game at home and that always helps.”

Wieck said a strength of his offense will be the offensive line, which returns Kellogg, Adam Buehler and Chase Crosby.

“We have a lot of starters back at key spots,” Wieck said. “The quarterback, the linebackers and guys on the offensive line.

“That experience is

Lions 30, Charles City 20 Lions 56, Forest City 14 Lions 42, Iowa Falls-Alden 0 Lions 37, Hampton-Dumont 0 Lions 40, Webster City 6 2010 (9) Lions 14, Charles City 6 Lions 40, Forest City 0 Lions 42, Nevada 0 Lions 42, Algona 0 Lions 43, Humboldt 20 Lions 35, Ballard 0 Lions 35, Webster City 0 Lions 48, Hampton-Dumont 12 Lions 26, Boone 7 STREAK FACTS — The Lions have outscored their opponents 1,155-261 in the 32-game streak.

— The Lions have recorded 10 shutouts in the streak (5 in 2009, 5 in 2010).

— The Lions have beaten Forest City four times during the streak. They have beaten HamptonDumont, Humboldt, New Hampton, Algona and Charles City three times each.

— The closest game during the streak was a 2220 win over Decorah in 2007.

— The Lions have scored at least 50 points five times during the streak and at least 40 points 14 times.

— The Lions have been held under 20 points four times during the streak.

priceless. It’s hard to simulate game-time experience.”

Seniors Tanner Tusha and Tanner Truesdell both return at linebacker for the Lions, who open the season at home Friday against Charles City.

Kellogg played linebacker a year ago but will start this season at defensive end.

“He’s physical enough that we think he can handle that,” Wieck said. “We think he’s all-state at that

position.

“He’s a good linebacker but we think he’s an allstate D-end. We’d rather play him at his all-state position.”

So with experience returning at several key positions, Wieck said the Lions have a chance to make a postseason run.

“We have a long way to go,” Wieck said. “I think we have a shot.

“We have some key components. We have some areas that are really going to have to come on.”

CLEAR LAKE COACH — Fred Wieck.

2010 SEASON — 10-1 overall, 7-0 in Class 3A, District 3.

RETURNING STARTERS — Ozzie Adams, sr., QB; Adam Buehler, sr., OG; Chase Crosby, sr., OG; Logan Kellogg, sr., OT/LB; Tanner Tusha, sr., LB; Tanner Truesdell, sr., LB; Michael Keeran, sr., DB; Zac Bendickson, sr., DB. CLEAR LAKE SCHEDULE Aug. 26 — vs. Charles City Sept. 2 — at Forest City Sept. 9 — at Nevada Sept. 16 — vs. Algona Sept. 23 — at Humboldt Sept. 30 — at Ballard Oct. 7 — vs. Webster City Oct. 14 — vs. Hampton-Dumont Oct. 21 — at Boone

ALGONA — The Algona Bulldogs were 1-8 in Eric Bormann’s initial season as head coach.

Algona’s lone win was a 34-7 victory over Nevada.

Bormann said he thinks the Bulldogs can improve on that win total in 2011.

“One year into a new system,” the coach said, “I hope to see a lot of improvement built upon the consistency of our program.

“We have a core group of seniors who have worked hard to get to this moment and hope to build upon what was started last year.”

Algona returns 14 starters, including all-district performer Michael Erpelding.

Erpelding collected 63 tackles (32 solos) from his linebacker position. He also had four tackles for loss and two fumble recoveries.

Bormann said last year was a learning period for the Bulldogs.

Erpelding “Last season was the start of something new for the Bulldogs,” the coach said. “It was a period of adjustment to the new overall expectations, offense and defense and new coach.

“Some injuries and bad breaks led to some setbacks throughout the season, but improvment was made every week.”

Algona opens the season Friday at home against Forest City. The Bulldogs play at Estherville-Lincoln Central in their second nondistrict contest (Sept. 2).

The Bulldogs open Class 3A, District 3 competition at home against Boone Sept. 9.

“I look for Clear Lake and Webster City to be the frontrunners in the district,” Bormann said.

ALGONA BULLDOGS COACH — Eric Bormann.

2010 RECORD — 1-8 overall, 1-6, Class 3A, District 3.

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS — Nick Buchanan, sr.; Sam Curtis, sr.; Bronson Jergenson, sr.; Alex Smith, sr.; Austin Warmbier, sr.; Brad Bjustrom, sr.; Michael Erpelding, sr.; PJ McMahon, sr.; Jace Taylor, sr.; Mitchell Erpelding, jr.; Dylan Cink, sr.; Casey Hiscocks, sr.; Derek Person, sr.; AJ Wagner, sr.; Collin Julius, jr.

ALGONA SCHEDULE Aug. 26 — vs. Forest City Sept. 2 — at Estherville-Lincoln Central Sept. 9 — vs. Boone Sept. 16 — at Clear Lake Sept. 23 — vs. Hampton-Dumont Sept. 30 — at Nevada Oct. 7 — vs. Ballard Oct. 14 — at Webster City Oct. 21 — vs. Humboldt

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Former Detroit Lion defensive end Jared DeVries is a volunteer assistant coach for Clear Lake.

DeVries, who was drafted out of Iowa in 1999, last played in the NFL in 2008 where he recorded 45 tackles and two sacks.

In 2009, he was placed on injured reserve before the start of the season with a torn Achilles tendon.

“He’s a volunteer coach and doing a great job,” Wieck said.

“He is helping us out this fall for sure while he’s rehabbing.”

DeVries, who lives in Clear Lake, is working with the Lion defensive linemen.

“He brings a lot of energy,” Wieck said.“He wants to do it right.

“He’s a character guy and those are the type of guys you want your guys hanging around.”

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