LaSalle routs Springville 72 to 20 in regional clash
LaSalle Lancers overpower Springville Orioles 72 points to 20 at Springville football field. Ben Boston rushes 227 yards on 25 carries with three touchdowns. Kary and Duane Schulte add 154 yards combined as LaSalle finishes 7-2, first in the Wamac Conference. Springville ends 5-4.
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East Buchanan Grabs Tri Rivers Share With 14-0 Win
East Buchanan edges Central City 14-0 to share the Tri Rivers Conference title as Center Point also clinches co-champion status with a 46-12 victory over Maquoketa Valley. East Buchanan finishes 8-1. Sumner earns playoff bid over Wapsie Valley.
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Prairie Tops Linn-Mar in Ground-Dominant 32-19 Victory
Prairie controlled the clock with a strong ground game led by Scott Appleget to beat Linn-Mar 32-19. The Hawks limited Linn-Mar to 15 second-half plays while Prairie built a 16-6 halftime lead and secured a share of second in the East Central Iowa Conference.
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Playoff qualifiers set as teams reach postseason stakes
Coach Jack Fisk earned his 100th victory at Marion as the team clinched a playoff berth with a 30-6 win over Manchester West Delaware. South Winn finished a perfect regular season at 12-0 after a 12-0 shutout of West Union North. Multiple pairings listed for the first round with games scheduled Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Marion clinches share of Wamac title in 30-6 win
Marion edges West Delaware 30-6 to finish 6-1 in Wamac and 8-1 overall tying Maquoketa and Anamosa for the league crown. West Delaware held a 6-0 halftime lead before Marion pulled away with a 14-0 fourth quarter surge led by Tom Benkusky.
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Regina of Iowa City Ends Season With Big Win Over Clear Creek
Regina of Iowa City defeated Clear Creek 41-8 in an East Central Iowa Conference game as Donohoe surpassed 1,000 passing yards. He went 11 of 23 for 168 yards, while John Eicher added a 1-yard rushing score and 116 yards on 20 carries. The Regals finish 4-5. Clear Creek ends 0-9. Independence beat Monticello 7-0 as Todd Schneider scored late in the fourth quarter.
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Hempstead Beats Jefferson In Slow-Progress High School Game
Hempstead mounted a second half rally limiting Jefferson to two first downs and one yard on four carries as Tom Holt Greg Drake and Dave Delaney led a 17 play 58 yard drive to cut the deficit to 14-7. Jefferson answered with Hartman and Witting contributions before the late fumble and touchdown sequence.
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ISU Seeks Big Eight Safety Net Against Colorado
Iowa State aims to escape the Big Eight cellar hosting Colorado on Parent's Day in Ames. The Cyclones, 2-5 overall and 1-2 in conference, face a Buffaloes squad 0-3 in league play and 1-6 overall under first-year coach Chuck Fairbanks. Colorado plus injuries and recent losses frame the matchup.
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Jeffsophs claim Valley grid title in thriller
Cedar Rapids Jefferson sophomores defeated Dubuque Hempstead 26-14 to clinch the Mississippi Valley Conference title. Mike Pulkrab's key interception helped spark the win as Paul Lubbock Jim Dostal Dan Staton and Damon Hardiman scored touchdowns. The J-Hawks finished 8-1 overall and 7-0 in league play.
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