Dominic Shepardson owns multiple Coe football records and ranks among the program’s best pass catchers in a few more categories. He is coming off a career day with 182 yards and four touchdowns on seven receptions in a 56-6 season-opening victory over Cornell, earning a spot on D3football.com’s Team of the Week.
Coe demonstrated big-play ability, tallying eight total touchdowns and six of 48 yards or longer in a 56-6 rout of Cornell. The Kohawks have won 23 straight in the Bremner Cup series since 2000.
Coe opened the college football season Saturday with a 56-6 win at rival Cornell.
Marcus Jackson, who coached Coe College men’s basketball to some brilliant times in the 1970s, died last weekend. Jackson’s 1972-73 Kohawks won 24 straight games and led the nation in scoring.
Brothers Jack, Nick and Sam Shaw and cousin Clay Krousie are part of a Coe football program that went 7-3 overall last season and was third with one first-place vote in the American Rivers Conference preseason poll.
Kohawks lose back-to-back games to Trine, falling one game short of making the championship series
Coe keeps getting it done, topping Rowan 2-1 on Friday night at the Division III World Series at Taylor Field.
With a lineup stuffed with Eastern Iowans, Coe starts the NCAA Division III Championship Thursday in Texas in search of its first national title in softball.
Former NFL game official/Cedar Rapids teacher-principal/Coe College athletic director made making his hometown better a way of life.
Madi Parson drove in both runs, Hannah Ausenhus allowed just four hits, and 21st-ranked Coe held off a seventh-inning charge to edge Hiram (Ohio), 2-1, in Game 2 of an NCAA Division III softball super-regional Saturday afternoon at Clark Field.
Right-handed starter Nick Dufoe pitched nine innings and helped Luther stay alive in the American Rivers Conference baseball tournament Friday at Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids.
This year’s Coe softball seniors have stuck together through thick and thin, including a shortened season, a new skipper, titles and displeasure. They have formed the backbone of a program that captured its seventh regular-season conference title and earned a chance to host the American Rivers Conference tournament.
Jack Allison figured out his swing in recent weeks. Coe’s junior third baseman has come on strong as a consistent contributor, making his way to the No. 2 spot in the batting order.
See photos from Dubuque’s 6-4 win over Coe in the American Rivers Conference baseball tournament.
Former Dubuque Wahlert prep Jake Brosius has been a jack-of-all-trades batter, helping lead the Coe offense. The Kohawks open American Rivers Conference tournament play Thursday, looking to repeat after advancing to last year’s NCAA regional championship.
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