Articles Tagged: Coe Kohawks

A running back by trade, Trenton Barnes provided an instant spark for the Coe run game, rushing for 126 yards and a touchdown and helping the Kohawks throttle rival Cornell, 56-7, Saturday at Clark Field.

Nick Casey is more confident and calm. The Coe quarterback received the starting nod over Carter Maske and Matt Walton for the opening-game start against rival Cornell this Saturday.

Former Cascade prep Alex Aitchison is a leader for an experienced and fast, versatile Coe football defense. The Kohawks are picked to finish third in the American Rivers Conference in 2022.

T.J. Deardorff has been a reliable leader on the mound and in the field for Coe, which faces North Central (Ill.) in the first round of the NCAA Division III regional tournament Friday.

Coe scored seven runs in a wild first inning and cruised to a 10-6 victory over Wartburg in the American Rivers Conference baseball tournament championship. The Kohawks earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III tournament.

Coe opened the American Rivers Conference baseball tournament with a pitching gem and a shutout victory. The offense has erupted for 24 runs in the last two wins to reach the tournament title game.

T.J. Deardorff recorded his second complete game of the season, powering fifth-seeded Coe to a 3-0 shutout over No. 4 Luther in the first round of the American Rivers Conference baseball tournament Thursday.

TJ Johnson and the Kohawks will attempt to produce a few more memorable moments when fifth-seeded Coe takes on No. 4 Luther to open the American Rivers Conference baseball tournament Thursday. The former Cedar Rapids Prairie prep has battled injury in his fifth season.

Photos from the Coe softball team’s doubleheader sweep against Cornell in Cedar Rapids.

Skyler Stookey produced a huge day at the plate in Coe softball’s American Rivers Conference softball doubleheader sweep over Loras.

Nicki Wood took a simple approach to the plate. She looked for a pitch she liked and swung. Wood hit an RBI double in the bottom of the sixth, sparking a four-run inning and helping Coe to a 5-1 victory and doubleheader split with Grinnell.

Don King, who led Cedar Rapids Washington to a state championship in 1969, has died at age 92 it was learned Friday.

Top-ranked Wartburg finished with seven All-Americans but needed some help in the team race that wasn’t decided until the penultimate match of the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships.

Wartburg’s Kyle Briggs made the decision to return for one more semester and a chance to compete in the NCAA national meet in his hometown again. He earned All-America honors again with a third-place finish.

A year has made quite the difference for Coe’s Will Esmoil, who produced one of the biggest victories of the first session of the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships.