Waco Warriors clinch perfect season with playoff berth
Waco Warriors beat Mid-Prairie 27-7 to finish the regular season undefeated and secure a Class A playoff spot. Coach Lloyd Sisco praised the win as a step toward the crown as Waco awaits a first-round opponent on schedule for next Saturday.
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Wapello Secures Southeast Iowa Conference Title
Wapello defeats Columbus Community 24 0 to finish 8 1 in the Southeast Iowa Conference while Columbus drops to 4 5. Hiller opened with a 24 yard field goal Weeks scored on a one yard run Paris caught a 27 yard pass for a TD McGill added a one yard score Weeks and Paris connected for two points Wapello outgained Columbus 244 143 with 202 rushing yards.
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Indians Dominate Washington Demons 20–0 in finale at Case Field
Oskaloosa Indians overwhelmed Washington Demons 20 to 0 to finish the season in Southeast Seven play. Steve DeVoss scored all three Indian touchdowns behind a strong line as Perdue and Sedrel moved the ball and the defense stifled Washington’s attack.
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Ron Mullikin
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Panthers claim third straight conference football title
Mt. Pleasant earns the Southeast Seven crown with a 26-6 win over Fairfield as Oskaloosa tops Washington 20-0. Regina suffers Ft. Madison 13-12 in non league play while Davis County defeats Van Buren and Albia beats Centerville 39-6. Final standings list Mt. Pleasant 6 0 and Ft. Madison 5 1.
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New London Edges Huskies 8-6 To End Title Hopes
New London Tigers defeated the Highland Huskies 8-6 in Southeast Iowa Conference action ending Highland's chances at a share of the crown. The game featured close stats, 10 first downs each, 163 yards for Highland and 149 for New London, with turnovers crippling late Huskie drives.
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Rick Soukup
Doug Kleopfer
Iowa high school football playoff picture clears
Des Moines Dowling earns a 4A berth opposite Sioux City East as Cedar Rapids Jefferson faces Cedar Falls. In 3A Cherokee meets Harlan while Monticello plays Cedar Rapids Regis. Regina gains a 2A spot by upsetting Fort Madison and faces Tripoli. Wall Lake sits with a 4A playoff bid as Radcliffe takes on Waco Olds in A. Semifinal and final sites to be announced by IHSAA.
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Iowa Valley Dominates Keota 60-7 in Conference Contest
Keota Eagles suffer a 60-7 defeat as Iowa Valley charges to the win led by a strong scoring rush. Keota gathers 162 total yards while IV tallies 275 with seven INTs. Senior Mike Gretter and Hal Fosdick earn first team All-Conference honors. Gary Richardson Ted Peiffer and Randy Bomber gain honorable mention as Nelson looks to next season.
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