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Iowa high school football roundup: Week 2 area scores, stats and more
The Gazette
Sep. 1, 2018 12:52 am, Updated: Sep. 1, 2018 5:10 pm
The Week 2 Iowa high school football slate was full of more marquee non-district matchups.
Here's a look at all of our area coverage, plus scores and stats from around Eastern Iowa.
Iowa City Liberty 18, Waterloo East 6
The Lightning won before a boisterous crowd in the first varsity football home opener at second-year Liberty High School.
Liberty (1-1) started the game with the first of two successful onside pooch kickoffs in the first quarter, which delighted the home crowd.
Jack Ankenbauer finished the game with 35 rushes for 125 yards.
» Read Douglas Miles' full story
West Delaware 25, Marion 21
Fifteen plays, 71 yards. Clutch.
That march, then a final stand, allowed Class 3A fifth-ranked West Delaware to rally past Marion, 25-21.
Caleb Kehrli rushed for 237 yards on 41 carries, and Nick Casey had a hand in all four of West Delaware's touchdowns — three running, one passing — as the Hawks improved to 2-0.
» Read Jeff Linder's full story
Cedar Rapids Xavier 45, Decorah 3
Cedar Rapids Xavier was prepared for a fight.
The Saints were aware of Decorah's hard-nosed and physical reputation and the game started in a bare-knuckle style brawl they expected. After absorbing a couple shots early, Xavier turned a battle into a beat down.
Class 3A top-ranked Xavier exploded for 24 points in the second quarter and dropped Decorah, 45-3. The Saints won their 29th straight regular-season game and handed the Vikings their worst loss since a 42-7 defeat to Harlan in the 2004 state final.
» Read K.J. Pilcher's full story
Cedar Rapids Prairie 49, Pleasant Valley 42
Cedar Rapids Prairie's high-powered offense looked good at times and sputtered as well.
But the No. 6 Hawks had just enough to hold off a pesky Pleasant Valley team, 49-42, Friday night at John Wall Field.
Senior Keegan Simmons lugged the ball 29 times for 267 yards and four scores for the Hawks, who needed every one of those points to hold off the Spartans.
» Read Mike Condon's full story
Cedar Rapids Kennedy 33, Linn-Mar 7
Class 4A's ninth-ranked team looked good on both sides of the ball in a 33-7 win over Linn-Mar. Cairron Hendred had 170 yards rushing and three TDs, running back mate Max White added 103 and two scores as Kennedy moved to 2-0.
Someone needs to come up with a nickname for the two. Hendred is a home run hitter who can score on any play, White a diminutive sophomore who runs hard, harder and hardest.
» Read Jeff Johnson's full story
Benton Community 30, Cascade 12
A stiff south wind welcomed Benton Community as it took the field Friday night.
That proved to be just a whisper compared to the Bobcats air attack. Benton Community racked up 138 yards through the air to down Class 1A No. 5 Cascade, 30-12.
Clayton Krousie connected with five different receivers, but none more so than Nathan Michels. The 6-foot-4 senior grabbed six passes for 65 yards and a touchdown.
» Read Matt Sulentic's first story
Highland 18, Alburnett 8
Highland broke loose against No. 6 Alburnett, using a number of key third-and-long conversions to leave with a big 18-8 win.
Having Trey Lasek didn't hurt, either. The Huskies quarterback did everything but drive the bus, accounting for 200 yards of offense and a pair of interceptions and a fumble recovery on defense.
'We've been playing Regina the last couple of years,' Lasek said. 'We knew we weren't going to see anything we haven't seen before. With this big senior class, we just wanted to punch them in the mouth right away.'
The first quarter featured five punts and no first downs.
Highland punter Brady Hahn was the star of the opening frame, pinning the Pirates with deep punts.
Buried in their own territory late in the quarter, Alburnett's Mason Wickman fumbled and Lasek pounced on it. Facing third-and-goal at the 11, Cory Stewart got open and went to the ground to haul in a low pass from Lasek for the first score.
Lasek went deep downfield to Mason McFarland in the middle of the second quarter. With a defender on him step-for-step, McFarland hauled it in for 31 yards. Facing third-and-14, Lasek found McFarland again for 16. Cole Adamson rumbled into the end zone from 14 yards out.
On their next possession, on third-and-18, Lasek took a quarterback draw, found space up the middle and raced 74 yards for an 18-0 lead.
— Culley Kline, correspondent
West Branch 49, Wapello 14
Beau Cornwell completed all 10 off his passes for 177 yards and four touchdowns as West Branch whipped Wapello at Wapello.
West Branch led 49-0 before giving up a score late in the first half.
Three of Cornwell's TD passes went to Brett Schiele, which tied a school record.
Tanner Lukavsky added 108 yards rushing and a score and also had an interception return for a touchdown.
— Jason Miller, correspondent
Iowa City Regina 34, Anamosa 15
Ashton Cook passed for 221 yards and a touchdown and Scott Blondin scored twice as the Regals won on the road.
Regina led, 27-9, at halftime, then Nolan McLean scored on a 1-yard run to pull Anamosa within, 27-15. Nathan Dietiker rushed for 82 yards for the Raiders.
— Daryl Schepanski, correspondent
Monticello 27, Dyersville Beckman 13
Jeff Carlson completed 15 of 24 passes for 310 yards as the Panthers (1-1) to a win in Dyersville.
Lake Stahlberg rushed for 162 yards and three touchdowns. Beckman's Seamus O'Connor passed for 135 yards. Beckman is 0-2.
— Pete Temple, correspondent
East Buchanan 42, Clayton Ridge 6
James Mossman ran for 126 yards on seven carries and scored two touchdowns as the Buccaneers (2-0) defeated the Eagles (0-2) in Winthrop.
Brock Naber added 118 yards and a TD on 16 rushes and Cole Bowden chipped in with 90 yards and a score on 13 carries.
Bettendorf 10, Iowa City West 7
It won't completely erase the sting of last year's state semifinal setback, but the Bulldogs earned some redemption.
Quarterback Carter Bell passed for 146 yards and a touchdown. He also ran for 92 yards, including five third-down conversions.
West (1-1) trailed 10-0 before Joseph Kuehn connected with Jalen Gaudet for a 90-yard touchdown on the final play of the third quarter. The Trojans had one offensive possession to try and snatch the lead, but they were forced to punt.
Kuehn passed for 163 yards, 124 of those to Gaudet.
— Matt Coss, Quad City Times
Springville 48, Colo-Nesco 0
Spencer DeMean rushed for 122 yards and two touchdowns on just six carries at the Orioles won on the road.
Springville ran for 266 yards as a team and held Colo-NESCO to 48 rushing yards and 20 passing yards while forcing two fumbles, one interception and collecting four sacks and two safeties.
North Linn 37, Maquoketa Valley 6
Brennon Becker rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns as the Lynx won at home.
Austin Miller threw for 85 yards and had a rushing TD.
Dubuque Hempstead 55, Cedar Rapids Washington 10
Chase Sabers ran for 101 yards and a touchdown and Reed Snitker added 106 yards and a score as the Mustangs rolled at Dalzell Field.
Aidan Dunne ran for two 1-yard touchdowns and completed 10 of 14 passes for 104 yards as Hempstead evened its record at 1-1.
Alexander Glover gave the Warriors a spark, running untouched up the middle for a 60-yard touchdown that trimmed Hempstead's lead to 21-10 with 7:14 left in the third.
Glover finished with 96 rushing yards on 18 carries.
— Tim O'Neill, Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Cedar Falls 47, Iowa City High 0
Cael Loecher passed for 191 yards and three touchdowns as the Tigers rolled in the UNI-Dome.
After a slow start, Cedar Falls scored 20 second-quarter points to put the game away.
— Waterloo Courier
Class 4A scores
District 3
Cedar Falls 47, Iowa City High 0
C.R. Prairie 49, Pleasant Valley 42
Davenport North 20, Dubuque Senior 7
Dubuque Hempstead 55, C.R. Washington 10
Muscatine 40, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 37 (2OT)
Waterloo West 34, Mason City 0
District 4
Bettendorf 10, Iowa City West 7
Cedar Falls 47, Iowa City High 0
C.R. Kennedy 33, Linn-Mar 7
C.R. Prairie 49, Pleasant Valley 42
Davenport North 20, Dubuque Senior 7
Muscatine 40, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 37 (2OT)
District 5
Bettendorf 10, Iowa City West 7
Burlington 31, Keokuk 6
C.R. Kennedy 33, Linn-Mar 7
Clinton 34, Davenport West 9
Dubuque Hempstead 55, C.R. Washington 10
North Scott 54, Davenport Central 0
Class 3A scores
District 3
C.R. Xavier 45, Decorah 3
Charles City 21, New Hampton 9
Iowa City Liberty 18, Waterloo East 6
Independence 54, South Tama 0
Waverly-Shell Rock 35, Clear Lake 7
West Delaware 25, Marion 21
District 4
Center Point-Urbana 21, Mount Vernon 16
C.R. Xavier 45, Decorah 3
DeWitt Central 46, Maquoketa 27
West Delaware 25, Marion 21
Western Dubuque 53, Williamsburg 13
District 5
Clinton 34, Davenport West 9
Clear Creek Amana 29, Fairfield 0
DeWitt Central 46, Maquoketa 27
Iowa City Liberty 18, Waterloo East 6
North Scott 54, Davenport Central 0
District 6
Burlington 31, Keokuk 6
Clear Creek Amana 29, Fairfield 0
Fort Madison 46, West Burlington/Notre Dame 0
Oskaloosa 30, Washington (Iowa) 20
Pella 35, Mount Pleasant 6
Solon 7, West Liberty 0 (OT)
District 7
Boone 25, Newton 21
Independence 54, South Tama 0
Knoxville 19, Saydel 13
North Polk 39, Grinnell 14
Oskaloosa 30, Washington (Iowa) 20
Pella 35, Mount Pleasant 6
Class 2A scores
District 3
Algona 35, Hampton-Dumont 7
Charles City 21, New Hampton 9
Iowa Falls-Alden 19, South Hardin 14
Spirit Lake 42, Forest City 0
Waukon 22, Crestwood 7
Waverly-Shell Rock 35, Clear Lake 7
District 4
Hudson 14, Waterloo Columbus 0
Iowa City Regina 34, Anamosa 15
Oelwein 40, Jesup 27
Monticello 27, Dyersville Beckman 13
Union Community 22, North Fayette Valley 15
Waukon 22, Crestwood 7
District 5
Bellevue 51, Camanche 12
Center Point-Urbana 21, Mount Vernon 16
Fort Madison 46, West Burlington/Notre Dame 0
Louisa-Muscatine 41, Van Buren 6
Solon 7, West Liberty 0 (OT)
Tipton 27, Vinton-Shellsburg 17
District 6
Centerville 33, Davis County 25
Chariton 31, Albia 14
Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont 17, Pleasantville 13
Mediapolis 52, Central Lee 0
Pekin 35, Mid-Prairie 7
Western Dubuque 53, Williamsburg 13
District 7
Benton Community 30, Cascade 12
Gilbert 28, Roland-Story 26
Greene County 38, Nevada 10
PCM 29, West Marshall 6
Tipton 27, Vinton-Shellsburg 17
Union Community 22, North Fayette Valley 15
Class 1A scores
District 3
Central Springs 28, North Butler 21
Dike-New Hartford 40, Aplington-Parkersburg 6
West Fork 14, Lake Mills 12
Osage 36, Saint Ansgar 31
Sumner-Fredericksburg 44, South Winneshiek 8
Wapsie Valley 31, Denver 16
District 4
Bellevue 51, Camanche 12
Benton Community 30, Cascade 12
Monticello 27, Dyersville Beckman 13
West Branch 49, Wapello 14
District 5
GMG 32, Columbus Community 0
Louisa-Muscatine 41, Van Buren 6
Mediapolis 52, Central Lee 0
Sigourney-Keota 44, Lynnville-Sully 18
West Branch 49, Wapello 14
District 6
BCLUW 14, East Marshall 0
Dike-New Hartford 40, Aplington-Parkersburg 6
Iowa City Regina 34, Anamosa 15
Iowa Falls-Alden 19, South Hardin 14
North Linn 37, Maquoketa Valley 6
Oelwein 40, Jesup 27
Class A scores
District 4
Belmond-Klemme 55, Nashua-Plainfield 0
Central Springs 28, North Butler 21
Edgewood-Colesburg 58, Starmont 0
Bishop Garrigan 28, Mason City Newman 21
MFL MarMac 42, Postville 7
Osage 36, Saint Ansgar 31
MFL MarMac 42, Postville 7
Sumner-Fredericksburg 44, South Winneshiek 8
District 5
East Buchanan 42, Clayton Ridge 6
Edgewood-Colesburg 58, Starmont 0
Highland 18, Alburnett 8
MFL MarMac 42, Postville 7
North Linn 37, Maquoketa Valley 6
North Tama 49, Lisbon 0
District 6
Belle Plaine 62, North Mahaska 0
BGM 58, Grand View Christian 0
Highland 18, Alburnett 8
Pekin 35, Mid-Prairie 7
District 7
BCLUW 14, East Marshall 0
East Buchanan 42, Clayton Ridge 6
GMG 32, Columbus Community 0
South Hamilton 26, Grundy Center 14
Hudson 14, Waterloo Columbus 0
North Tama 49, Lisbon 0
Wapsie Valley 31, Denver 16
District 8
Belle Plaine 62, North Mahaska 0
BGM 58, Grand View Christian 0
Colfax-Mingo 41, Martensdale-St. Marys 23
Sigourney-Keota 44, Lynnville-Sully 18
Southwest Valley 25, Central Decatur 14
8-Player scores
District 3
Central City 61, Tripoli 16
Easton Valley 47, Janesville 34
Midland 48, Dunkerton 43
Riceville 50, Elkader Central 0
Rockford 70, Lansing Kee 14
Springville 48, Colo-Nesco 0
Turkey Valley 48, Gladbrook-Reinbeck 12
West Central 43, Meskwaki 0
District 4
HLV 56, Montezuma 20
Iowa Valley 56, Lone Tree 17
New London 42, Moravia 0
Winfield-Mount Union 70, Tri-County 0
WACO 59, English Valleys 40
District 5
Murray 44, Collins-Maxwell 6
Don Bosco 84, Baxter 6
Lenox 59, Melcher-Dallas 20
Seymour-Moulton Udell at Twin Cedars, no report
Springville 48, Colo-Nesco 0
Turkey Valley 48, Gladbrook-Reinbeck 12
West Bend-Mallard 42, AGWSR 19
West Central 43, Meskwaki 0
Iowa City Liberty's Jack Ankenbauer (14) celebrates his touchdown run with teammates Samuel Nicklaus (64) and Klein Thoensen (33) during the first half of play in the Bolt's inaugural home varsity football game in North Liberty on Friday, August 31, 2018. (Justin Torner/Freelance for the Gazette)