Iowa Valley Tigers rally to third straight win at home
Iowa Valley beat Williamsburg 14-7 in a SICL clash at home as Rob Findlay ran 42 times for 230 yards and broke the game open in the second half. Williamsburg's Dean Smith and Dave Wallace mounted a late drive, but the Tigers held on for the victory before the largest home crowd since 1978.
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Area Football Roundup Shows Mixtures Of Rushing Dominance
Mt Vernon Mustangs stay unbeaten 3-0 behind Jack Graber 139 yards and four touchdowns as Mid-Prairie falls 84 yards of total offense. Anamosa, Solon, and other teams post decisive wins with key scorers and big rushing totals across the region.
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Crestwood Defeats Regis in Low-Scoring Tilt
Crestwood tops third-ranked Cedar Rapids Regis 6-2 in the MNI Dome. Crestwood scored early and added a first quarter points, while Regis only found the end zone on a fourth quarter mishap. Pat Cain led Regis with 46 rushing yards and Mark Marshall went 8 for 20 through the air for 63 yards as Regis falls to 2-1.
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Lions' gamble pays off in East Central Iowa debut win
Linn-Mar coach Greg Purnell defied a field goal call on fourth and one from the Regina nine with 2:00 left. Greg Nielson converted for four yards, then scored a five yard TD to lift Linn-Mar to a 20-14 victory over Regina. The Lions improve to 2-1 after a late comeback.
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Iowa volleyball rankings show 13 new teams in week
Knoxville leads Class 2A after an undefeated Des Moines Metro Invitational win. Davenport Central rises to No. 2 in 2A, with Wahlert, West, Washington, and Bettendorf in the top six. Mater Dei tops 1A, while Manning, Schaller, Dike, and Bellevue break into Class 1A top group.
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Indians Rally For 28 Yard TD Pass And Key Scoring Drives
Marion Esmail capped a 10 play drive with a 28 yard scoring pass to Brent Keil. Dixon hauled in a Koeppen pass for a 65 yard score. Twachtmann powered the late drive with five straight carries for 3 yards and a one yard score, then Keil added a 31 yard reception for Independence's final score.
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