Articles Tagged: Coe Kohawks

Senior defensive lineman Cam Elam is only 5-foot-11 and 240 pounds. His frame is small for the trenches, but his relentless quickness and explosiveness allows him to produce for Coe.

Central quarterback Blaine Hawkins passed for 503 yards with six first-half touchdowns in a 55-21 victory over host Coe.

With one conference loss already, a win over Central is crucial for Coe’s conference title and postseason hopes.

Coe posted a 42-22 win over Simpson and now gets Wartburg and Central in back-to- back weeks.

After injury, a pandemic and a year away from football, Alphonso Soko has returned to the field with Coe. He has made an immediate impact.

Coe running back Alphonso Soko rushed for 284 yards and a touchdown, helping the Kohawks down Hope College, 28-21, Saturday at Clark Field.

See photos from Cornell’s 5-set win over rival Coe.

Coe’s Carter Maske passed for 263 yards and two touchdowns, Alphonso Soko rushed for two more and the Kohawks defeated Cornell, 38-7.

Coe’s Cedric Nah didn’t hesitate to return for a fifth season when he got the opportunity. Nah is a leader for the Kohawks as a two-time captain and one of the top defenders.

Kohawk graduate served as athletics equipment manager, school’s biggest supporter

Norse junior Nick Dufoe pitched on short rest and provided a quality start to help Luther claim its first conference tournament title and first automatic berth to the NCAA tournament since 2016.

Jack Greene thought his season was over after an elbow injury in March. He rested with hopes of a return. After two months and very limited throwing, he came back in dramatic fashion to get two wins and send Coe into the A-R-C championship

Coe’s T.J. Johnson did a little bit of everything in the Kohawks’ 7-3 victory over Central in the American Rivers Conference tournament Thursday at Mount Mercy.

Coe third baseman Jacob Henry decided to take advantage of an extra baseball season. He has played a key role in the Kohawks’ American Rivers Conference regular-season title with the conference tournament competition Thursday.

A periodic look at former are Eastern Iowa high school athletes