Friday night football/Area roundup

North Fayette built a 14-6 lead in the first half, then held on to down Dyersville Beckman, 14-12, tonight in a prep football game  at Dyersville.

Jake Greco carried 27 times for 105 yards and a touchdown for North Fayette (1-2, 1-0) and Luke Bovy added 14 carries for 73 yards.

Beckman scored first on a 51-yard pass from Connor Goldman to Ty Troutman, but the point-after kick failed.

Tom Heying scored on a 3-yard run and Greco came back with a 2-yard score to put North Fayette up 14-6 at halftime.

Beckman (2-1, 0-1) got a 5-yard TD run from Lucas Jacque with 7:14 left in the game, but the 2-point conversion failed. The Blazers had a drive late in an attempt to win, but lost the ball on a fumble.

Goldman completed 18 of 30 passes for 207 yards and a score. Troutman had five catches for 107 yards.

(Reported by Rita Mulcahy, correspondent)

DECORAH 27, OELWEIN 7 - At Decorah, Oelwein scored late in the first quarter before the hosts rattled off the final 27 points of the contest.

Decorah (2-1, 0-1) rushed for 192 yards. Josey Jewell carried 14 times for 57 yards and two scores. Kyle Hove had 10 carries for 51 yards and Blake Moen hit Jacob Humpal with a 49-yard scoring pass.

Decorah held the ball for 19 of the 24 minutes in the second half.

Stephen Meyer connected with Sam Nehl on a 12-yard scoring pass for Oelwein (2-1, 0-1).

(Reported by Darin Svenson, correspondent)

WEST DELAWARE 38, WAUKON 0 - Sam Lahr scored on a pair of runs and Trey MacTaggart threw two touchdown passes, including one on the final play of the first half as West Delaware rolled at home.

Lahr carried 15 times for 113 yards and McTaggart completed 11 of 18 passes for 270 yards and a pair of scores.

The Hawks (2-1) scored 10 points in the final 10 seconds of the first half. Michael Bohlke hit a 20-yard field goal and then his squib kick off was fumbled and recovered by the Hawks with 0.7 seconds remaining. MacTaggart then hooked up with Tyler Morrison on a 47-yard TD pass to end the half, giving West Delaware a 24-0 lead at the break.

Morrison finished with four catches for 173 yards and a touchdown.

(From Bill Logan, correspondent)

STARMONT 43, CLAYTON RIDGE 13  - Vinnie Otdoefer rushed for 228 yards and scored four touchdowns on 23 carries to lead the Stars  in Guttenberg.

Otdoefer scored on runs of 42, 15, 14 and 1 to pace Starmont (3-0, 1-0).

(From Kevin Kitzman, Community Contributor)

CASCADE 35, MONTICELLO 18 - Alec Hoffman carried the ball 14 times for 113 yards and four touchdowns for the Cougars. Spencer Coyle picked up 103 yards on 14 carries and scored one touchdown in the win for Cascade (2-1, 1-0, 2A District 4).

DEWITT CENTRAL 42, ANAMOSA 14 - Jacob Kagemann's 90-yard kick return in the third quarter helped DeWitt Central break away from visiting Anamosa.

DeWitt Central (1-2, 1-0) scored 28 points in the quarter to put the game away of the third quarter.

For Anamosa (2-1, 0-1), Josh Schulte scored on a 53-yard pass from Nick Schulte and in the fourth Aaron Krapfl 81-yard punt return. Jason Schulte had six catches for 154 yards and Nick Schulte was 10 of 26 passing for 162 yards.

(Reported by Daryl Schepanski, correspondent)

APLINGTON-PARKERSBURG 20, ST. ANSGAR 19 - Aplington-Parkersburg (2-1) scored a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns, capped by Spencer Cooper's 18-yard touchdown strike to Curry Hoff with three minutes to play to post a come-from-behind victory on the road.

TURKEY VALLEY 40, NORTHEAST 7 -- The Trojans' Jordan Mitchell rushed for 162 yards in handing the Rebels their third loss of the season.  Northeast quarterback Mitchell Haferbier completed 7 of 21 pass attempts for 76 yards, but the Rebels rushed for 20 yards. Their lone touchdown was made by senior Kody Moehr. Northeast faces Starmont on the road next Friday.

(Reported by Northeast HS sophomore Autumn Dobson)

LYNNVILLE-SULLY 44, H-L-V 7

Victor, IA

Scoring by Quarter

L-S Hawks - 12-6-12-14 -- 44

C-N Royals - 0-7-0-0 -- 7

Scoring (all Lynnville-Sully Scores)

1st Quarter: 8:30 Remaining - Caden Doll 13 yd TD run

1st Quarter: 4:30 Remaining - 30 yd TD run by Bailee Samson

2nd Quarter: 0:00 Remaining (last play of half )- 39 yd TD pass from Blake Dunsbergen to Nathan Russell

3rd Quarter: 10:00 Remaining - Cale Van Wyk 37 yd TD run

3rd Quarter: 8:00 Remaining - Cale Van Wyk 23 yd INT TD return

4th Quarter: 11:30 Remaining - Blake Dunsbergen 7 yd TD run, Cale Van Wyk 2 pt conversion run

4th Quarter: 1:15 Remaining - Manny Meyer 29 yd TD run

First Downs

L-S - 25

HLV - 6

Yards

Rushing - L-S: 289, HLV: 89

Passing - L-S: 125, HLV : 37

Lynnville-Sully Individual Stats

Rushing: Bailee Samson 95 yds, 15 att, 1 TD

                         Cale Van Wyk 68 yds, 8 att, 1 TD

                        Daniel Zimmerman 40 yds, 8 att

                           Manny Meyer 40 yds, 3 att, 1 TD

                           Caden Doll 25 yds, 7 att, 1 TD

                        Blake Dunsbergen 18 yds, 2 att, 1 TD

                           Nathan Russell 3 yds, 1 att

Passing: Cale Van Wyk 5 comp-10 att, 81 yds

                             Blake Dunsbergen 1 comp-1 att, 39 yds 1 TD

                             Nathan Russell 1 comp-1 att 5 yds

Receiving: Nathan Russell 3 rec, 68 yds, 1 TD

                        Blake Dunsbergen 2 rec, 37 yds, 1 TD

                        Eily Vande Krol 1 rec, 7 yds

                           Bailee Samson 1 rec, 13 yds

Defense: Caden Doll 9 solo, 2 TFL

                        Kyle Terlouw 6 solo, 2 TFL

                           Bailee Samson 6 solo, 1 TFL

                        Blake Dunsbergen 2 solo, 1 INT

                        Brady Van Wyk 5 solo, 1 INT

                        Manny Meyer 2 TFL, 1 Sack

                        Cale Van Wyk 2 INT

Lynnville-Sully Coach Mike Parkinson Comments: "I have to say I am very proud of our boys, we faced some adversity in this game and overcame it.  We battled through some mistakes and turnovers, but never waivered.  Coach Smith and HLV came to play tonight and it was a tough first half for both teams offensively because both teams play hard-nosed football.  We scored on a late touchdown pass that gave us momentum into the second half.  We had a lot of young men step up tonight and no one person was the big star.  They all had their part in the win, and that is the great part about our team and this game, it was a team win.  We have a tough week in front of us as Montezuma, a local rival, comes to Sully this Friday.  We need to continue to make improvements each day for us to continue to be successful."