Articles Tagged: Coe Kohawks

Ian Kearney’s goal via penalty kick in the 60th minute provided valuable breathing room in Coe’s 2-0 win over Cornell in a non-conference soccer match at Cornell Soccer Field.

Coe defeated Cornell 2-0 in an NCAA Division III men’s college soccer match Wednesday in Mount Vernon.

The NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships will return to Cedar Rapids and Alliant Energy PowerHouse in 2027. Upper Iowa will be the host school for the national meet, which was last held here in 2023.

Coe beat Dubuque 27-10 in an American Rivers Conference football game Saturday at Clark Field in Cedar Rapids.

Coe running back Trenton Barnes was workmanlike, carrying the ball 42 times for 185 yards in the Kohawks’ 27-10 victory over University of Dubuque Saturday at Clark Field.

The last five games between Coe and Dubuque have been decided by one score. Wartburg looks for a school record 20th straight regular-season conference win. Michael Mulherin leads Upper Iowa in tackles and more. Here are five storylines in Iowa small college football this weekend.

Former Marion prep Jaffer Murphy has made an immediate impact with Lake Erie College. Jeron Senters a frequent target for Coe? Drake George approaches Wartburg’s receiving record. Run games key at Cornell Saturday and an NAIA update. Here are five storylines in Iowa small college football this weekend.

Coe College beat Cornell College 2-1 in an NCAA Division III women’s soccer match Wednesday night at Clark Field in Cedar Rapids.

Upper Iowa’s Eddie Burgess takes touchdown streak into Week 3. More passing success for Coe? Wartburg faces ranked foe. Cornell looks to rebound and Luther begins play. Here are five storylines in Iowa small college football this weekend.

Maddy Maahs continues to pile up the assists on the volleyball court. But when pressed for her goals for the 2024 campaign, there was no mention of statistics. Maahs is looking to advance the team.

Coe swept Cornell in a women’s college volleyball game at Coe College in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday.

Clay Krousie hadn’t started a football game at quarterback in almost five years. After a slow start, he was effective and successful, passing for 222 yards and two touchdowns in Coe’s 55-10 win over Cornell.

Coe College beat Cornell College 55-10 to open the NCAA Division III football season Saturday at Clark Field in Cedar Rapids.

Coe senior linebackers Jay Oostendorp, Ben Adelsberger and Sam Shaw are a key part of the Kohawks’ talented and deep defense. Their bond is forged by competitive rounds of Guitar Hero.

Coe’s Alex Aitchison is accomplished on the field, in the classroom and in the community. Not only does he want to help the Kohawks to an American Rivers Conference title and deep playoff run, he owns All-America aspirations.