Area roundup: South Winneshiek stuns Dike-New Hartford

NEW HAMPTON 19, CASCADE 7:

MAQUOKETA VALLEY 35, WILTON 27:

Ryan Parmely scored four touchdowns and rushed for 245 yards as the Wildcats held off Wilton in Delhi.

Maquoketa Valley (11-0) will host Regina on Friday.

Parmely rushed for two TDs and caught two passes from Ben Dzaboff for scores. Zach Salow had two interceptions, including one with a minute left that sealed the win.

Tyler Hetzler paced Wilton, completing 20 of 32 passes for 324 yards and four TDs.— Pete Temple, correspondent

PLEASANT VALLEY 26, CEDAR FALLS 7:

BGM 35, LYNNVILLE SULLY 7:

SOUTH WINNESHIEK 36, DIKE NEW HARTFORD 17:

South Winneshiek scored 30 unanswered second half points to stun Class 1A No. 2 Dike-New Hartford, 36-17, last night in a second-round high school football playoff game in Dike.

The Warriors began their second half rally with a 61-yard halfback pass from Jordan Rommes to Alek Shatek. Rommes later took a direct snap, faked the handoff and ran 31 yards into the end zone to give the Warriors their first lead, 22-17 with 10:46 left.

On the ensuing drive, Rommes picked off a D-NH pass, then caught a jump ball in the end zone for South Winneshiek's final score.

Ryan Hageman led South Winn (9-2) with 111 rushing yards.— Nick Petaros, Waterloo Courier

DECORAH 40, MAQUOKETA 24 — Bryce Pierce completed 7 of 11 passes for 163 yards and a touchdown and rushed for three scores as the host Vikings survived a scare.

Decorah (11-0) took its first lead with 37 seconds left in the first half on Pierce's 37-yard TD pass to Cole Svestka for a 14-10 halftime lead.

Pierce added 96 rushing yards and Mikhail Suvorov had 92 rushing yards and a TD. Jake Hovden scored on a 61-yard punt return and Kyle Kane caught three passes for 61 yards for the Vikings, who will host Solon in the quarterfinals Friday.

Maquoketa's Trent Bollman completed 20 of 45 passes for 257 yards and a TD.— Darin Svenson, correspondent

WASHINGTON (Iowa) 42, OSKALOOSA 7:Daryn Seibelius threw two touchdown passes and ran for another and a Tanner Knupp-Alex Coker 1-2 punch combined for 168 yards and four touchdowns as Washington rolled past Oskaloosa, 42-7, last night in a Class 3A prep football second-round playoff game in Washington.Seibelius scored first on a 71-yard pass to Tanner Knupp in the first quarter. He completed 10 of 15 passes for 100 yards and also had a 28-yard quarterback keeper for a touchdown in the fourth.Coker led the Demons (10-1) with 75 yards on 17 carries and two touchdowns.Nick Rutledge scored for the Indians (7-4).-- Taylor Rasmussen, The Gazette