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Members of the Clarinda girls tennis team show off their
championship medals Tuesday, Sept. 15, at the Hawkeye 10 Conference
Tournament in Denison. The Cardinals scored 26 team points to win
the title. From left: Elaina Hesse, Alayna Shepherd, Layla Hargis,
Chandy Nothwehr, Kylar Downey and Alexa Barnes.
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submitted by Jon Cole
Members of the Clarinda girls tennis team show off their
championship medals Tuesday, Sept. 15, at the Hawkeye 10 Conference
Tournament in Denison. The Cardinals scored 26 team points to win
the title. From left: Elaina Hesse, Alayna Shepherd, Layla Hargis,
Chandy Nothwehr, Kylar Downey and Alexa Barnes.
High-school
Clarinda Football
Bryan Clark
Clarinda senior Caleb Shane finds room around the end Friday,
Oct. 23, during a playoff win over Pella Christian. Shane scored a
rushing touchdown and a receiving touchdown in the win. He tallied
155 rushing yards on the night, putting him over 1,100 on the
season.
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Sports Editor
Clarinda junior Jac Fine finds space to attack the next set of
Pella Christian players Friday, Oct. 23, during the Cardinals'
playoff win. Fine finished with 4.5 tackles.
bryanclark / Bryan Clark
Sports Editor
Clarinda sophomore Eli Cox goes after the next set of defenders
Friday, Oct. 23, during Clarinda's 49-14 first round playoff
win over Pella Christian.
bryanclark / Bryan Clark
Sports Editor
Clarinda senior Barrett Hagey finishes off a tackle Friday, Oct.
23, in the Cardinals' first round playoff win over Pella
Christian. Hagey finished the night with 2.5 tackles.
bryanclark / Bryan Clark
Sports Editor
Clarinda sophomores Trevor Smith (84) and Tristan Elwood (82) go
after Pella Christian quarterback Trey Steinkamp Friday, Oct. 23,
during a 49-14 Cardinal victory to open the Class 2A playoffs.
bryanclark / Bryan Clark
Sports Editor
The Clarinda football team saw its season come to an end Friday, Oct. 30, with a 49-0 loss at top-ranked Central Lyon/George-Little Rock in the second round of the Class 2A playoffs.
The Cardinals knew they had a difficult challenge on their hands when they drew the undefeated Lions on the road, but it became even tougher when junior quarterback Cooper Baumgart suffered an injury in practice during the week and didn’t play. It’s the third straight season that Clarinda’s starting quarterback has missed the playoff loss with an injury.
Jac Fine filled in at quarterback and threw for 105 yards but an interception return for a touchdown opened the scoring as the Lions led 21-0 after the first quarter and 35-0 at halftime.
Central Lyon/George Little Rock put up 440 yards of offense, including 331 on the ground. Michelet Sedam rushed for 125 yards to lead the Lions and quarterback Jayden Daale added 77 rushing yards to go with 99 passing yards.
Conner Luzmoor led Clarinda’s defense with 6.5 tackles. Nolan Wagoner added four tackles and Cohen Phillips finished with 3.5 tackles.
Kayden Hawley ended the night with 50 receiving yards and Phillips added 44. Caleb Shane led Clarinda’s backs with 57 rushing yards. Hawley recorded 45 rushing yards.
Clarinda ends the season with a 7-3 record. Seniors Barrett Hagey, Hayden Hash, Hawley, Shane, T.J. Sickler, Ryan Wagoner and Carson Wake exit the program.
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