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Centerville takes down Pella Christian, 30-12 (opens the original)
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PELLA â Pella Christian stuck with the high-powered offense of Centerville for most of the night in their district showdown on Friday but ultimately the Eagles would end up falling, 30-12. The Big Reds had a touchdown and two-point conversion in each of the first two quarters while Pella Christian scored but failed on their two-point try to trail 16-6 at the half. Then after a scoreless third quarter, Centerville would close out their win with a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Colin
Pella edged by North Polk, 10-7 (opens the original)
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ALLEMAN â The Dutch ended non-district play with a heart-breaking loss at North Polk on Friday as the Comets were able to squeak out a 10-7 victory. It turned out to be another low-scoring Pella game but it would start with North Polk finding the endzone early in the first quarter with quarterback Tommy Spieker hitting Davis Caves for a 36-yard touchdown to put the Comets ahead, 7-0. Colin Peters can be reached at 641-672-2581, by email at cpeters@oskyherald.com or on Twitter @ColinPetersOH. S
Late heroics pushes Go-Hawks past Pella, 7-3 (opens the original)
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PELLA â For the longest time, it looked like three points might have been enough to get Pella past Waverly-Shell Rock in Fridayâs home opener on a toasty September night. It was a defensive battle all game before a late touchdown strike from the Go-Hawks on fourth down with the game on the line would prove to be the difference in a 7-3 victory. âCredit to Waverly,â Pella head coach Ben Bollard said. âI thought they battled. Everybody was gassed. They had cramps and we had cramps so it
Dutch top Ballard in low-scoring battle, 13-0 (opens the original)
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HUXLEY â One game, one Dutch defense shutout. Pellaâs defense was in mid-season form in Fridayâs season opener at Ballard as they held the Bombers to just 129 yards of offense in a 13-0 shutout win. It was a mixed night for the Pella offense as their two scores came in the second quarter with quarterback Griffin Simpson throwing touchdown passes to Logan Van Den Broek and William Schuknecht. That was all the offense needed for the Dutch as the Bombers were held off the scoreboard all night
Dutch looking to build off back-to-back trips to the Dome (opens the original)
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PELLA â Following back-to-back trips to the UNI Dome and the Class 4A State Finals, second-year head coach Ben Bollard will have to replace a big senior class that featured five all-state players from a squad that finished 11-2. The Dutch will have a new quarterback this season but a semi-familiar one, with Griffin Simpson returning. Simpson was in the running for the starting job last year before ultimately becoming the backup. He was 18-of-28 passing for 216 yards with two touchdowns and one
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