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The run game for the Atlantic Trojans held true in their 35-14 win over the Perry Bluejays on Friday night. The opening drives for both sides resulted in three and outs and it appeared that Friday’s game would be a defensive battle. Midway through the first quarter Perry started to find some offensive rhythm methodically driving the ball down the field. On a big third and down Perry quarterback Geren Kenney rolled out to his left heaving the ball near the goal line where it was picked off by Kinnick Juhl in the end zone. The Trojans would then use that turnover to march down the field and at the start of the second quarter handed the ball off to Ethan McNeal from the six yard line who slashed his way into the end zone to put Atlantic up 7-0.
The next drive for Perry saw the Bluejays once again develop their pass game as Kenney found multiple targets along the field. Perry would end up stalling at the goal line as the Trojans held firm forcing a field that would go wide left to keep it at 7-0. After a few big runs by Gavin McLaren, Atlantic quarterback Tristan Hayes took a shotgun snap on a play action pass and found Xavier Darrow with a tight spiral in the end zone from 29 yards out to make it 14-0 for the Trojans.
With a new sense of urgency the Bluejays tried to quickly move into Atlantic territory with a combination of short passes and counters, but with the first half almost over Kenney threw his second interception of the game to Juhl who returned it near midfield for Atlantic. In the second half is where the scoring started to heat for both sides after multiple drives stalled for both Perry and the Trojans. Near the end of the third quarter on a short comeback route Perry had the ball ripped away and Jarrett Hansen scooped up the fumble in Perry territory and returned it for another Atlantic touchdown. The game was now 21-0 for Atlantic and it seemed over for the Bluejays.
Perry had plenty of fight left in them in the start of the fourth quarter as their offense committed to letting Kenney keep the ball on designed runs. This newer direction on offense led them to their first touchdown of the evening as Kenney took the direct snap and barred his way into the end zone to make it 21-7 for Perry. The Trojans wasted no time in their response as they scored within two minutes thanks to a 19 yard sprint from McLaren giving Atlantic another 21 point lead at 28-7. The Bluejays decided to take their time on the following drive chewing up four minutes of clock and letting Nadir Ouahbi juke his way into a score from six-yard out to give a spark of hope for Perry at 28-14.
Atlantic was quickly back to work allowing McLaren to take consecutive handoffs and he burst his way through Perry for the final touchdown on the night with a 15 yard dash creating a 35-14 win for the Trojans.
Atlantic Trojans head coach Brummer liked the way his team adjusted throughout the evening and the way they effectively arrived the ball.
One aspect of the game that coach Brummer would like to see improve for next Friday’s contest is the Trojans tackling.
The Trojans have a tough task next Friday against a tough Harlan team and coach Brummer wants his team focused for their next battle.
The win bumps Atlantic’s record to 6-2 as they head home next Friday to take on Harlan. Perry drops to 2-5 and head to Knoxville next week.
The 11th ranked Iowa State Cyclones bid for their first 6-0 start since 1938 when they visit West Virginia Saturday night. ISU will be in search of its third road victory of the season.
That’s Cyclone coach Matt Campbell. A defense that ranks sixth in the country in points allowed will be challenged by Mountaineer dual threat quarterback Garrett Greene, who leads an offense that averages 223 yards of rushing per game.
After non-conference losses to Penn State and Pitt the Mountaineers are 2-0 in the Big 12.
Kick-off from Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium is at 7-p.m. Central Time.
Iowa takes a 3-2 record into a game against Washington. Former Arizona coach Jedd Fisch took over a Washington program that played in the national title game last season. Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz.
Fisch took over after former coach Kalen DeBoer left for Alabama and took several key players with him.
Fisch has the Huskies off to a 4-2 start after a win over Michigan.
Kick-off from Kinnick Stadium is at 11-a.m. Saturday. Pre-game coverage on KJAN is at 9-a.m.
Another tough test for Northern Iowa with a visit to fourth ranked South Dakota. The Panthers were clobbered at home last week by top ranked South Dakota State. Under former Wartburg coach Bob Nielsen the Coyotes are 4-1 after going 10-3 last season.
South Dakota’s only loss was a 27-13 setback at Wisconsin.
South Dakota averages nearly 250 yards of rushing per game.
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Former University of Iowa standout Jonathan Babineaux will serve as honorary captain when the Hawkeyes host Washington in its Big Ten home opener on Saturday on Duke Slater Field at Kinnick Stadium. Kickoff is set for 11:10 a.m. (CT) and the game will be televised on FOX.
Babineaux played on two teams that shared Big Ten Championships in 2002 and 2004. He finished his Hawkeye career with 131 tackles (39 for loss), 18 sacks, 12 quarterback hurries, one interception, five forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and three pass deflections.
He started his Hawkeye career as a fullback in 2000, where he played in 11 contests as a true freshman. Babineaux redshirted his sophomore year in 2001 due to injury before moving to defensive line.
Babineaux was a key member of the 2002 defense that ranked fifth in the country in rushing defense (81.9). He started 12 games, amassing 53 tackles, including seven sacks as a sophomore. Babineaux saw action in seven games his junior campaign in 2003 before suffering a season-ending injury.
As a senior, Babineaux set a school record in tackles for loss (25 for 93 yards), while leading the team in sacks (11 for 63 yards), forced fumbles (3) and fumble recoveries (3). He also accumulated 55 tackles and one pass break-up while earning third-team All-America and first-team All-Big Ten honors.
The Port Arthur, Texas, native played 12 seasons in the National Football League after being drafted in the second round by Atlanta in 2005. He played all 12 seasons with the Falcons (2005-16). Babineaux and the Falcons reached the Super Bowl in his final year in the league (Super Bowl LI).
Babineaux will accompany the Iowa captains to midfield for Saturday’s pregame coin toss. He will also be with the Hawkeyes in the locker room before and after the game. Babineaux and his 2004 teammates will also be recognized during the first half of Saturday’s game celebrating their Big Ten championship.
1.ACGC – 53
2.Collins-Maxwell – 79
3.West Marshall – 80
4.Roland-Story – 87
5.Madrid – 107
6.East Marshall – 138
7.Bcluw – 158
8.South Hamilton – 174
1. Corben Lucchessi – 17:15.10 – Roland-Story
2. Noah Poldberg – 17:19.00 – Panorama
3. Preston Kent – 17:55.20 – ACGC
4. Gavin Sloss – 17:55.40 – ACGC
5. Cayden White – 18:14.70 – BCLUW
6. 12 Blake Renze – 18:16.50 – Madrid
7. Aaron Shoemaker – 18:28.40 – Collins-Maxwell
8. Erick Rosas-Canchola – 18:31.10 – West Marshall
9. Malcolm Toornstra – 18:31.50 – Collins-Maxwell
10. Hayden Hill – 18:32.00 – South Hamilton
11. Noah Kading 18:41.80
15. Tate Fever 19:03.40
26. Jonny Kading 19:45.80
20. Caleb Berberich – 19:27.40
24. Cavin Pehl – 19:39.30
32. Kris Petersen – 20:12.50
35. Tate Lawson – 20:30.90
36. Brody Buck – 20:35.10
1. Madrid – 59 pts
2. Roland-Story – 72 pts
3. ACGC – 96 pts
4. Panorama – 96 pts
5. West Marshall – 124 pts
6. BCLUW Conrad – 157 pts
7. Collins-Maxwell – 176 pts
8. East Marshall – 179 pts
9. South Hamilton – 192 pts
10.Eagle Grove – 258 pts
1. Dalaney Eldridge 19:34.70 West Marshall
2. Jayden Peters 19:42.30 Collins-Maxwell
3. Katelyn Brandhorst 19:55.70 Madrid
4. Kylie Rochholz 20:04.80 Panorama
5. Hannah Brandhorst 20:06.30 Madrid
6. Madelyn Grothus 20:08.30 Madrid
7. Ava Campbell 20:14.90 ACGC
8. Elizabeth Erickson 20:19.60 Colo-Nesco
9. Claire Truesdell 20:26.40 Roland-Story
10. Addie Thompson 20:33.70 West Marshall
15. Cadence Petersen 21:54.20
16. Jayla Hoover 21:54.40
26. Adalyn Benson – 23:05.90
37. Paige Van Meter – 24:06.10
22. Mila Grothus – 22:56.90
25. Adelyn White 23:02.70
1 Des Moines Christian – 29 pts
2 Van Meter – 38 pts
3 Pleasantville – 93 pts
4 Perry – 124 pts
5 Des Moines, Hoover – 134
1. Streck, Laura – Van Meter (18:56.73)
2. Erzen, Elyse – Des Moines Christian (19:14.24)
3. McCoy, Emma – Van Meter (20:02.89)
4. Pothoven, Stella – Des Moines Christian (20:27.02)
5. McCann, Lizzy – Van Meter (20:30.73)
6. Stec, Sienna – Des Moines Christian (20:46.77)
7. Myers, Lily – Perry (21:27.18)
8. Casady, Meryl – Des Moines Christian (21:27.92)
9. Zimmer, Reagan – Des Moines Christian (21:47.30)
10. Oshirak, Belle – Ankeny Christian (22:03.85)
1 Des Moines Christian – 17 pts
2 Ankeny Christ – 50 pts
3 Greene County – 107 pts
4 Van Meter – 121 pts
5 Woodward-Granger – 148 pts
1. Ten Pas, Caleb – Des Moines Christian (15:56.63)
2. Hagenberg, Josh – Des Moines Christian (16:36.15)
3. Hagenberg, Luke – Des Moines Christian (16:48.32 3)
4. Davis, Alex – Ankeny Christian (17:07.57)
5. Sisler, Josiah – Des Moines Christian (17:12.63)
6. Sisler, Jaden – Des Moines Christian (17:22.68 6)
7. Nyberg, Ben – Des Moines Christian (17:32.79)
8. Dorenkamp, Dillon – Des Moines Christian (17:33.47)
9. Gardner, Zachary – Ankeny Christ (17:40.83)
10. Alferink, Aaron – Des Moines Christian (17:44.71)
1 Johnston – 48 pts
2 Ankeny Centennial – 80 pts
3 Valley, Wdm – 127 pts
4 Ankeny – 144 pts
5 Waukee Northwest – 161 pts
15. Lewis Central – 417
1. Piper Messerly – 18:11.6 – Dallas Center Grimes
2. Anika Mohrhauser – 18:18.3 – Ankeny Centennial
3. Alyx Woodley – 18:23.8 – Johnston
4. Grace Beasley – 10 18:44.8 – Johnston
5. Drew Beason – 18:46.1 – Ankeny
6. Makenna Madetzke – 18:46.5 – Ankeny
7. Haley Hveem – 18:48.8 – Ankeny Centennial
8. Alyssa Richman – 18:52.6 – Manson N W
9. Addison Bertrand – 19:06.1 – Bishop Heelan
10. Ella Jones – 19:10.1 – WaukeeNorthwest
29. Ava Bussey – 19:42.3
30. Delayna Reese – 19:42.9
105. Tyler Tingley – 21:56.8
117. Mallory Bach – 22:24.6
136. Kate Strohmeier – 23:11.5
1. Dowling Catholic – 41 pts
2. Norwalk – 126 pts
3. Waukee Northwest – 157 pts
4. Ankeny Centennial – 184 pts
5. Ankeny – 205 pts
6. Lewis Central – 218 pts
1 Ethan Zuber, – 15:11.5 – Ankeny
2. Jack Flori, – 15:23.4 – Dowling Catholic
3. Owen Marett, – 15:38.8 – D M Roosevelt
4. Teegan Kralik, – 15:46.0 – Norwalk
5. Jack Crossland, – 15:46.1 – Johnston
6. Owen Wolfe, – 15:47.4 – Dowling Catholic
7. Kuma Gutema, – 15:49.1 – Sioux City North
8. Charlie Deick, – 15:52.6 – Dowling Catholic
9. Reed Robbins,- 15:53.8 – Indianola
10. Zack Janulewicz, – 15:54.1 – Waukee Northwest
21. Marshall Arkfeld – 16:15.5
28. Kevin Coots – 16:31.6
38. Evan Lillie – 16:36.2
44. Jackson Cox – 16:38.6
87. Richard Selken – 17:19.3
1 Woodbine – 24
2 MO Valley – 69
3 Ikm-Manning – 71
4 Boyer Valley – 83
5 Exira-EHK – 120
1. Gunnar Wagner – Woodbine (16:46.63)
2. Aiden Summerfield – Woodbine (17:28.21)
3. Austin Rasmussen – Ehk-Exira (17:41.08)
4. Dane Gorham – Boyer Valley (17:50.43)
5. Aiden Rangel – Missouri Valley (17:58.01)
6. Evan Estrada – Woodbine (18:17.27)
7. Owen Wingert – Woodbine (18:20.08)
8. Adam Barry – Woodbine (18:24.07 8)
9. Isaac Blankman – Ikm-Manning (18:29.15 9)
10. Adam Meadows – MO Valley (18:31.52 10)
1. Logan-Magnolia – 44
2. Woodbine – 56
3. Ikm-Manning – 60
4. Boyer Valley – 70
5. Exira/EHK – 108
1. Johnsen, Allysen – Logan-Magnolia (20:00.48)
2. Broer, Chloe – W Monona (20:11.46)
3. Cue, Hailey – Boyer Valley (20:29.51)
4. Sporrer, Madison – Logan-Magnolia 20:46.04)
5. Lapel, Adyson – Woodbine (21:21.16)
6. Cogdill, Reagan – Woodbine (21:26.75)
7. Albertsen, Emily – Ikm-Manning (21:33.78)
8. Garrison, Raegan – Ikm-Manning (21:44.45)
9. Falkena, Mariah – Boyer Valley (21:47.85)
10. Wilson, Michelle – Ehk-Exira (22:06.55)
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