CLARINDA — Clarinda junior Cooper Baumgart took down the single season passing record and senior Kayden Hawley became the program’s all-time receiving yards leader Friday, Oct. 9, in a 56-6 Cardinal win over Clarke.
Clarinda assistant coach and defensive coordinator Roger Williams (center, with plaque) was honored at halftime of Clarinda's home football game Friday, Oct. 9, as the first recipient of the Cardinal Legacy Award. Williams, in 40 years, has won 187 games, 34 Page County Super Bowl wins, 14 playoff appearances and six district championships. He has mentored 16 Clarinda athletes, who earned All-State defensive team honors.
Clarinda senior Kayden Hawley (left) broke the school record for career receiving yards (1,331) and junior Cooper Baumgart (right) the record for passing yards in a season (1,412) in a 56-6 Cardinal home win Friday, Oct. 9, over Clarke.
Clarinda sophomore Chase Vorhies attacks a Clarke ball carrier Friday, Oct. 9, during the Cardinals' home win over the Indians. Vorhies and the Cardinal defense held the Indians to 145 yards of offense and a pair of field goals.
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Clarinda junior Parker Meyers focuses in on a Clarke ball carrier Friday, Oct. 9, during Clarinda's home win over Clarke.
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Clarinda junior Lukas DeAnda kicks off Friday, Oct. 9, during the Cardinals' home win over Clarke. DeAnda was busy as kicker, making all eight extra points and kicking off after each of the team's eight touchdowns. He made his presence felt on defense too, intercepting two passes and returning one for a touchdown.
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Clarinda junior Cohen Phillips closes in on a tackle Friday, Oct. 9, during the Cardinals' home win over Clarke.
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Clarinda senior Caleb Shane scores one of his two rushing touchdowns Friday, Oct. 9, during a home win over Clarke. Shane rushed for 183 yards in his Senior Night game.
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Clarinda junior Connor Luzmoor finds open space to chase down Clarke quarterback Ethan Danley Friday, Oct. 9, during the Cardinals' home win over the Indians.
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Clarinda junior Cooper Baumgart scrambles for a first down Friday, Oct. 9, during the Cardinals' home win over Clarke. Baumgart became Clarinda's single season passing yards leader in program history in the win.
Clarinda senior Kayden Hawley (left) broke the school record for career receiving yards (1,331) and junior Cooper Baumgart (right) the record for passing yards in a season (1,412) in a 56-6 Cardinal home win Friday, Oct. 9, over Clarke.
Clarinda assistant coach and defensive coordinator Roger Williams (center, with plaque) was honored at halftime of Clarinda's home football game Friday, Oct. 9, as the first recipient of the Cardinal Legacy Award. Williams, in 40 years, has won 187 games, 34 Page County Super Bowl wins, 14 playoff appearances and six district championships. He has mentored 16 Clarinda athletes, who earned All-State defensive team honors.
