The year was filled with extraordinary games and feats. High school athletes and teams continue to inspire and amaze through their accomplishments. The state is also fortunate to have the type of college programs it does. Here are my top-five memorable moments.
Iowa State and Iowa remained at No. 3 and No. 4, respectively, and UNI climbed to No. 12 in the latest National Wrestling Coaches Association NCAA Division I dual rankings. American Rivers Conference well represented in NCAA D-III poll.
University of Northern Iowa dumped Missouri, proving that the McLeod Center is becoming a tough place for visitors to win. Upper Iowa’s Ethan Doty placed at the Midwest Classic. Seven Kohawks place at the North Central Invitational and high school results in the Wrestling Weekend That Was.
Coe advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffs for the first time since 2016 and return to Bethel for the second straight year. Wartburg opened with a bye and hosts Wheaton. Drake gets rematch with South Dakota in the FCS playoffs and more. Here are five small college football storylines.
Iowa’s Gabe Arnold made the most of his opportunity in Iowa’s win over Pittsburgh. University of Northern Iowa squashed North Dakota State in its home opener Sunday. Coe crowned five champions at its annual Turkey Invitational and more in the Wrestling Weekend That Was.
Coe received two touchdown passes from Brady Kelly and two rushing scores from Tre’Sean Cunningham to dominate Concordia University of Wisconsin, 44-7, in the first round of the NCAA Division III playoffs Saturday at Mequon, Wis.
Coe has set a program record with three straight postseason appearances. The Kohawks open the NCAA Division III football playoffs at Concordia University on Saturday in Mequon, Wis.
Coe’s win over Central in the regular-season finale helped secure an at-large berth to the NCAA Division III football playoffs. The Kohawks will play at Concordia University (Wis.) on Saturday in the first round.
Coe and Upper Iowa still entertain postseason possibilities in regular-season finale. Cornell attempts to end Curt Ritchie’s first season on a good note. Wartburg tries to close regular-season unbeaten and more. Here are five small college storylines.
Coe Coach Tyler Staker challenged the Kohawks to make the seniors’ last game at Clark Field memorable. They responded with a dominant 63-7 win over Loras.
Coe’s Jeron Senters contributes to the passing game again. Cornell closes home schedule. Upper Iowa celebrates Senior Day and more in five small college football storylines Saturday.
Upper Iowa’s success leads to regional ranking. Can Coe’s Brady Kelly stay hot against University of Dubuque? Cornell’s Gavin Soukup hits receiving milestones. Wartburg can clinch a share of the American Rivers Conference title. Here are five storylines in small college football.
Coe’s Brady Kelly continued his strong campaign, passing for 270 yards and four touchdowns on 15-for-18 passing in the first half of a 42-21 victory over Luther Saturday at Clark Field.
Coe returns to action against winless Luther. Central and Wartburg battle for the American Rivers Conference lead. Upper Iowa tries to remain among Great Lakes Valley Conference leaders and more in five small college football storylines this weekend.
Wartburg is on the verge of setting an American Rivers Conference record for consecutive conference victories. Cornell looks for first three-game win streak in seven years. Coe and Simpson clash, while Upper Iowa tries for first win over Truman State. Here are five storylines in small college football.
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