Colin Peters
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Dutch dominate second half to earn Homecoming win over North Scott, 27-10 (opens the original)
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PELLA â Fridayâs night game had a little extra juice in the air as Pella played host to North Scott in a non-district matchup while the Dutch celebrated Homecoming in front of a packed crowd. Pella trailed at halftime but dominated the second half on their way to a 27-10 bounce back victory after suffering their first loss the week prior. âThere's a little relief, I'd be lying if I said there wasnât,â Pella head coach Ben Bollard said. âWhen youâre coming back from a loss, you want
Eagles unable to slow down No. 6 Roland-Story (opens the original)
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STORY CITY â Friday served as the first official game of the season for Pella Christian following their week zero contest against Chariton the week prior. The Eagles were matched up against the sixth-ranked Norsemen of Roland-Story and the home side scored in each quarter on their way to a 42-21 victory. Roland-Story led 14-7 after the first quarter but were able to extend that lead to 21-7 by halftime. The Eagles were unable to make up ground in the second half with the Norsemen leading 35-14
Pella outlasts Newton in season opener, 3-2 (opens the original)
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PELLA â The new-look Lady Dutch volleyball squad took to the floor for the first time this season on Tuesday as they hosted Newton in Little Hawkeye Conference matchup. There were certainly ups and downs throughout the night for Pella but it was better to win ugly than lose pretty as they battled to earn a 3-2 (20-25, 25-18, 17-25, 25-23, 15-8) comeback victory. Pella has enjoyed tremendous success against Newton over the years, winning 14 matches in a row without dropping a single set against
Pella girls cross country seeking a fifth straight state title (opens the original)
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PELLA â Just when you thought the Pella cross country program couldnât make more history, they could very well be on the verge of making more this fall. The girls program is seeking to become a part of rare company to win a fifth straight state title while the boys face some turnover as they try to earn a fifth straight state trophy finish. Starting with the girls, the Lady Dutch lose two seniors off last yearâs title team including three-time state individual champion Marissa Ferebee, who
Kacmarynski’s five touchdown night helps Eagles halt Chargers, 37-26 (opens the original)
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CHARITON â Football season returned a week early with Pella Christian traveling to Reynolds Field in Chariton for a week zero showdown against the Chargers for their 2026 opener. The Eagles controlled the game early thanks to a big second quarter but 21 unanswered points in the second half put Chariton back in the game before Pella Christian finished off the 37-26 victory. This game was a very late addition to the PC schedule as they needed to find a new opponent following the cancelling of th
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