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Iowa high school football scores: How the ranked teams fared in Week 2
Solon beats rival Mount Vernon in top-10 battle; Multiple No. 1 teams fall
With a bit of a chill in the air, it really feels like fall this week, doesn’t it?
Week 2 of the Iowa high school football season is here. Here’s how the 70 teams ranked in The Gazette poll fared.
Class 5A
No. 1 Southeast Polk beat No. 5 West Des Moines Valley, 40-21
No. 2 Ankeny lost to Ankeny Centennial, 14-7
No. 3 West Des Moines Dowling beat Waukee Northwest, 17-10
No. 4 Cedar Rapids Prairie beat Dubuque Senior, 28-14
No. 5 West Des Moines Valley lost to No. 1 Southeast Polk, 40-21
No. 6 Johnston lost to No. 8 Urbandale, 17-7
No. 7 Cedar Rapids Kennedy beat Bettendorf, 28-7
No. 8 Urbandale beat No. 6 Johnston, 17-7
No. 9 Pleasant Valley beat Dubuque Hempstead, 35-0
No. 10 Cedar Falls beat Waterloo West, 52-14
Class 4A
No. 1 Indianola beat No. 10 Glenwood, 52-16
No. 1 North Scott beat Western Dubuque, 33-13
No. 3 Cedar Rapids Washington beat Marion, 26-9 (Thursday)
No. 4 Lewis Central beat Carlisle, 70-22
No. 5 Winterset beat Creston, 28-7
No. 6 Cedar Rapids Xavier beat 3A No. 3 West Delaware, 23-21
No. 7 Bondurant-Farrar beat Dallas Center-Grimes, 33-17
No. 8 Waverly-Shell Rock beat Crestwood, 48-6
No. 9 Norwalk beat Des Moines Lincoln, 35-14
No. 10 Glenwood lost to No. 1 Indianola, 52-16
Class 3A
No. 1 Harlan beat Grinnell, 56-7
No. 2 Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley beat Western Christian, 34-13
No. 3 West Delaware lost to 4A No. 6 Cedar Rapids Xavier, 23-21
No. 4 Sergeant Bluff-Luton beat 2A No. 1 Central Lyon/George-Little Rock, 28-21
No. 5 Independence beat Clear Creek Amana, 28-14
No. 6 Solon beat No. 9 Mount Vernon, 41-27
No. 7 Davenport Assumption beat Dubuque Wahlert, 48-14 (Thursday)
No. 7 Humboldt beat Garner GHV, 41-14
No. 9 Mount Vernon lost to No. 6 Solon, 41-27
No. 10 Nevada beat 2A No. 1 West Marshall, 35-12
Class 2A
No. 1 Central Lyon/George-Little Rock lost to 3A No. 4 Sergeant Bluff-Luton, 28-21
No. 1 West Marshall lost to 3A No. 10 Nevada, 35-12
No. 3 West Lyon lost to No. 6 Estherville ELC, 40-7
No. 4 Ida Grove OABCIG beat Storm Lake, 42-10
No. 5 Monroe PCM lost to Newton, 10-8
No. 6 Estherville ELC beat No. 3 West Lyon, 40-7
No. 7 Southeast Valley beat Emmetsburg, 46-21
No. 8 Spirit Lake beat Forest City, 49-0
No. 9 Clear Lake lost to Algona, 47-23
No. 10 Williamsburg lost to 1A No. 1 Van Meter, 20-0
Class 1A
No. 1 Van Meter beat 2A No. 10 Williamsburg, 20-0
No. 2 Underwood beat Clarinda, 47-7
No. 3 West Sioux beat Sioux Center, 42-27
No. 4 Iowa City Regina beat West Liberty, 34-6
No. 5 MFL MarMac beat Clayton Ridge, 34-17
No. 6 South Central Calhoun lost to Pocahontas Area, 7-0
No. 7 Sigourney-Keota beat Mid-Prairie, 42-12
No. 8 Pella Christian beat Panorama, 44-7
No. 9 Dike-New Hartford beat A No. 1 Grundy Center, 13-10
No. 9 Dyersville Beckman beat Anamosa, 38-0
Class A
No. 1 Grundy Center lost to 1A No. 9 Dike-New Hartford, 13-10
No. 2 Logan-Magnolia lost to No. 9 Woodbury Central, 18-13
No. 3 West Hancock beat No. 4 Mason City Newman, 32-6
No. 4 Mason City Newman lost to No. 3 West Hancock, 32-6
No. 5 Lisbon beat North Cedar, 58-6
No. 6 Oakland Riverside beat Council Bluffs St. Albert, 49-36
No. 7 Avoca AHSTW lost to Earlham, 40-7
No. 7 Hartley HMS beat Le Mars Gehlen, 44-33
No. 9 North Linn beat East Buchanan, 20-0
No. 9 Woodbury Central beat No. 2 Logan-Magnolia, 18-13
8-Player
No. 1 Anita CAM beat Woodbine, 76-20
No. 2 Audubon beat Boyer Valley, 53-14
No. 3 Montezuma beat Grand View Christian, 64-26
No. 4 Easton Valley beat Elkader Central, 67-8
No. 5 Remsen St. Mary’s beat River Valley, 59-0
No. 6 Janesville beat West Central, 50-20
No. 7 New London was idle
No. 8 Newell-Fonda beat Siouxland Christian, 75-14
No. 9 Don Bosco lost to Turkey Valley, 48-42 (2OT)
No. 9 Fremont-Mills beat Stanton, 64-36
Comments: nathan.ford@thegazette.com
Xavier's Alex Neal (11) throws a pass as West Delaware's Jaxson Woellert (82) goes up to block at a high school football game between Cedar Rapids Xavier and West Delaware at Brown Field in Manchester on Friday, Sept. 3, 2021. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette)
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