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Class 2A Season Outlook

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Here are my thoughts on the upcoming season in 2A, the western part of the state is clearly the stronger half of the state. If the state is truly going to get the top 4 teams to the dome their will be some travel in the playoffs.

District 1

Favorite: West Lyon
Top Challenger: Western Christian

This is a district that has three big dogs in it and I expect that to continue this year. Looking at the top 3 teams, I like what West Lyon has coming back the most. I feel like Western Christian has enough coming back to take a step forward, and CL-GLR has the most questions, do I still think they could be a top 10 team absolutely but right now I think they are behind the other two. I think Cherokee is the final playoff qualifier but Unity Christian should be improved as well.

District 2

Favorite: Spirit Lake
Top Challenger: ELC

Spirit Lake is probably the biggest favorite of any district in 2A. They return a bunch from a very good team last year. I put ELC second, even though the lost some important pieces, I felt like they were a clear #2 in this district last year, and I don’t know if any of the remaining teams can catch them. I would say that Okoboji should be a playoff team and I would put them at #3 and I like Forest City for the #4 spot.

District 3

Favorite: Waukon
Top Challenger: Osage

I really thought that this would be a very good district last year, and while it was competitive all of the teams were kind of mediocre. I think Waukon should be the favorite with what they have coming back, and I think their coaching staff has shown that they know what they are doing. After that I took Osage, but I think Crestwood and NFV are pretty close. I like the Street kid that I would assume will be QB for Osage, and hopefully in year 2 of the coaching staff they take that step forward. Like I said I like what Crestwood and NFV have coming back to be the other two playoff teams.

District 4

Favorite: Northeast Goose Lake
Top Challenger: Anamosa

I will be honest I didn’t know what to do with this district. Overall I don’t see it as being very strong but could be competitive. I took Northeast because of what they bring back, and they were a playoff team last year. It is the same story for Anamosa, they bring back quite a bit from a playoff team, I almost took them as the favorite, but since Northeast won head to head I took them. I don’t know what to do with Monticello, it would not surprise me to see them win the district as I think they are the most consistent program in the district, but they also lose just about everything, I still think they are a playoff team but take a step back. For the fourth spot I’m going to take West Liberty with a bunch of kids who played last year returning and a new coaching staff.

District 5

Favorite: Mid Prairie
Top Challenger: Mediapolis

This is another district that on paper isn’t the strongest. I think Mid Prairie is a school with a pretty good tradition of success and bring back quite a bit from a team that made the round of 16, so I think they are my favorite. I took Mediapolis second just because I trust the program and coaching staff to make the team be successful. They do lose quite a bit, but I think that they will be there in the end. For the last two spots on paper it looks like it should be Albia and Davis County with what they bring back, but I don’t think West Burlington and Central Lee are that far behind them.

District 6

Favorite: PCM
Top Challenger: Union

PCM is a clear favorite in the district and I think might challenge for a state title this year. I like what they bring back from a very good team last year that seemed to get better as the season went on, and they have a solid coaching staff. I took Union as the top challenger because they seemed to hit a hot streak late in the season and were relatively young. I will say I do think that Jesup is still a playoff team and could finish second again as well. As for the 4th spot I will take West Marshall just because I think as a program they are always there.

District 7

Favorite: Van Meter
Top Challenger: Clarinda

Van Meter on paper looks like they lose everything, however at this point it is almost a certainty that they will just rebuild and be a state title contender. I do think Clarinda is a top 10 type team this year, but they were just so far behind Van Meter last year that I don’t know if they can catch them even though they bring back a bunch. After those two I could see any of the other four teams make the playoffs, I will take Clarke and Centerville just based on what they bring back.

District 8

Favorite: Kuemper
Top Challenger: Roland Story

To me this is a close district race. I took Kuemper because they won it last year and return enough that I think that they stay ahead of Roland Story. With that being said I think R-S could step ahead of them and it wouldn’t surprise me. After that I think Southeast Valley will be solid and could very easily challenge the other two teams ahead of them. I would take DSM Christian for the fourth spot bu they will have some questions.

My Top 10

1. Spirit Lake
2. Van Meter
3. PCM
4. West Lyon
5. Western Christian
6. Kuemper
7. Clarinda
8. Mid Prairie
9. CL-GLR
10. Roland Story
 
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thks for info, same familiar power houses from last yr repeat...van meter and central lyon , west lyon and spirit lake were tough foes last year...also some other teams not bad either...i suspect these teams will be in the mix this year again..i can remember central lyon back in the 70 and 80s...had some very dominate teams. ......what are ur thoughts on 3a this coming year?
 
Here are my thoughts after four weeks

District 1
1. West Lyon
2. Western Christian
3. CL-CLR
4. Cherokee

District 2
1. Spirit Lake
2. Okoboji
3. ELC
4. GHV

District 3
1. North Fayette Valley
2. Waukon
3. Crestwood
4. Osage

District 4
1. Northeast Goose Lake
2. Anamosa
3. West Liberty
4. Monticello

District 5
1. Mid Prairie
2. Mediapolis
3. Central Lee
4. West Burlington

District 6
1. PCM
2. Jesup
3. West Marshall
4. Iowa Falls Alden

District 7
1. Van Meter
2. Clarinda
3. Chariton
4. Centerville

District 8
1. Kuemper
2. Roland Story
3. DSM Christian
4. Greene County

Matchups
West Lyon vs GHV
Spirit Lake vs Cherokee
North Fayette Valley vs Monticello
Northeast Goose Lake vs West Burlington
Mid Prairie vs Osage
PCM vs Centerville
Van Meter vs Greene County
Kuemper vs Iowa Falls Alden

Western Christian vs ELC
Okoboji vs CL/GLR
Waukon vs West Marshall
Anamosa vs Central Lee
Mediapolis vs West Liberty
Jesup vs Crestwood
Clarinda vs DSM Christian
Roland Story vs. Chariton

Predicted Top 4 (For Seeding)
West Lyon
PCM
Northeast Goose Lake (They aren't a top 4 team but the state will put them to divide up the state better)
Van Meter
 
Could of changes after this weeks results

District 1
1. West Lyon
2. Western Christian
3. Cherokee
4. CL-CLR

District 2
1. Spirit Lake
2. Okoboji
3. ELC
4. Forest City

District 3
1. North Fayette Valley
2. Crestwood
3. Waukon
4. Osage

District 4
1. Northeast Goose Lake
2. West Liberty
3. Anamosa
4. Monticello

District 5
1. Mid Prairie
2. West Burlington
3. Mediapolis
4. Albia

District 6
1. PCM
2. West Marshall
3. Iowa Falls
4. Jesup

District 7
1. Van Meter
2. Clarinda
3. Centerville
4. Chariton

District 8
1. Kuemper
2. Roland Story
3. DSM Christian
4. Greene County

These would be my matchups
West Lyon vs Forest City
Spirit Lake vs Osage
North Fayette Valley vs Monticello
Northeast Goose Lake vs Jesup
Mid Prairie vs Chariton
PCM vs Albia
Van Meter vs Greene County
Kuemper vs CL/GLR

Western Christian vs ELC
Okoboji vs Cherokee
Crestwood vs Iowa Falls
West Liberty vs Mediapolis
West Burlington vs Centerville
West Marshall vs Anamosa
Clarinda vs DSM Christian
Roland Story vs Waukon

Waukon is never going to have a good place to go, I figured don't make Anamosa go through State Center to get to Roland Story, especially when I think Waukon would come down 35 which is faster even if it is 9 more miles.
 
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District 1
1. West Lyon
2. Western Christian
3. Cherokee
4. CL-CLR

I will leave it this way this week, but CL/CLR could still knock off Western Christian to make a 3 way tie, and actually I think Unity Christian could still make the playoff technically.

District 2
1. Spirit Lake
2. Okoboji
3. ELC
4. Forest City

I still think that things will finish this way, but GHV could take a spot with a win in the last two weeks.

District 3
1. North Fayette Valley
2. Osage
3. Crestwood
4. Waukon

This district could turn into a points race, but I saw somewhere that Osage got healthy so maybe they get to second.

District 4
1. Northeast Goose Lake
2. West Liberty
3. Anamosa
4. Monticello

Still seems the way that this district will finish

District 5
1. Mid Prairie
2. West Burlington
3. Mediapolis
4. Albia

After Mid Prairie this district is very weak, I think that this is how they will finish, but I think Davis County or Central Lee could both still get in.

District 6
1. PCM
2. West Marshall
3. Iowa Falls
4. Union

Jesup's injuries are just too much for them to overcome.

District 7
1. Van Meter
2. Clarinda
3. Centerville
4. Chariton

Centerville vs Clarinda for the second spot, I think that Clarinda is the better team, but that is a long trip to get there.

District 8
1. Kuemper
2. Roland Story
3. DSM Christian
4. Greene County

RS vs DSM Christian for 2/3 and Southeast Valley vs Greene County for the 4th spot this week.

Predicted matchups

West Lyon vs Forest City
Spirit Lake vs CL/CLR
NFV vs Union
Northeast vs Waukon
Mid Prairie vs Monticello
PCM vs Albia
Van Meter vs Greene County
Kuemper vs Chariton

Western Christian vs ELC
Okoboji vs Cherokee
Osage vs Iowa Falls
West Liberty vs Mediapolis
West Burlington vs Anamosa
West Marshall vs Crestwood
Clarinda vs DSM Christian
Roland Story vs Centerville
 
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Looks like D5 is set with 1. Mid-Prairie 2 West Burlington/Notre Dame 3. Mediapolis 4. Albia

Unless Albia beats MP. Even if Central Lee blows out Mepo and Albia loses to MP it’s still Mepo 3 and Albia 4 due to the 17 point tie-breaker between 3 teams as it determines both teams not just one team.
 
District 1
1. West Lyon
2. CL/GLR
3. Western Christian
4. Cherokee

2/3/4 Comes down to points, I believe that even with a 17 point loss CL/GLR still takes the 2 spot, and Western Christian is ahead right now in the points over Cherokee.

District 2
1. Spirit Lake
2. Okoboji
3. Forest City
4. ELC

ELC vs GHV for the final spot this week. Technically it could become a 3 way tie for first if Forest City beat Spirit Lake but I still think it would be this order.

District 3
1. North Fayette Valley
2. Osage
3. Crestwood
4. Waukon

Waukon vs New Hampton for the 4th spot this week.

District 4
1. Northeast Goose Lake
2. West Liberty
3. Anamosa
4. Monticello

It will probably be a 3 way tie for 2/3/4 but I think once the dust settles this will be the way the points will finish.

District 5
1. Mid Prairie
2. West Burlington
3. Mediapolis
4. Albia

As long as Mediapolis beats Central Lee this is the way that it will finish. It could come down to points if the Hawks win.

District 6
1. PCM
2. West Marshall
3. Jesup
4. Union

3/4 should come down to points, if Jesup takes care of business and PCM and West Marshall take care of business, then this is how it finishes.

District 7
1. Van Meter
2. Clarinda
3. Centerville
4. Chariton

Centerville vs Clarinda for the second spot.

District 8
1. Kuemper
2. Roland Story
3. DSM Christian
4. Greene County

Greene County vs DSM Christian for the 3/4

Predicted matchups

West Lyon vs ELC
Spirit Lake vs Cherokee
NFV vs Union
Northeast vs Waukon
Mid Prairie vs Monticello
PCM vs Albia
Van Meter vs Greene County
Kuemper vs Chariton

CL/GLR vs Forest City
Okoboji vs Western Christian
Osage vs Jesup
West Liberty vs Mediapolis
West Burlington vs Centerville
West Marshall vs Anamosa
Clarinda vs DSM Christian
Roland Story vs Crestwood

Predicted Pods : It wouldn't surprise me if all of the sudden Northeast jumped up to #4 next week to make things easier on the state.

West Lyon vs Western Christian
NFV vs Roland Story

PCM vs Jesup
Mid Prairie vs West Liberty

Spirit Lake vs Des Moines Christian
Kuemper vs CL/GLR

Van Meter vs West Marshall
Northeast vs West Burlington
 
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4th Place at 1st Place​

  • Waukon at Anamosa- Anamosa (close though)
  • Chariton at Kuemper Catholic, Carroll- Kuemper
  • Union, LaPorte City at Mid-Prairie- Mid Prairie
  • Monticello at North Fayette Valley- NFV
  • Des Moines Christian at PCM- PCM
  • Cherokee at Spirit Lake- Spirit Lake
  • Albia at Van Meter- Van Meter
  • Garner-Hayfield-Ventura at West Lyon- West Lyon

3rd Place at 2nd Place​

  • Greene County at Clarinda- Clarinda (toss up)
  • Forest City at Central Lyon/George-Little Rock- CL/GLR
  • Mediapolis at Northeast- Northeast (toss up)
  • Western Christian, Hull at Okoboji- Western Christian
  • Jesup at Osage- Osage (close one since Jesup seems healthier)
  • Crestwood at Roland-Story- Roland Story
  • Centerville at West Burlington/Notre Dame- WBND
  • West Liberty at West Marshall- West Marshall
Here would be my rankings the top 10 are the states

1. West Lyon
2. PCM
3. Spirit Lake
4. Van Meter
5. Kuemper
6. NFV
7. Roland Story
8. Anamosa
9. Mid Prairie
10. WBND
11. CL/GLR
12. West Marshall
13. Western Christian
14. Northeast
15. Osage
16. Clarinda

These would be my pods.

West Lyon vs Clarinda
Kuemper vs CL/GLR

PCM vs WBND
Mid Prairie vs Roland Story

Spirit Lake vs Western Christian
NFV vs Northeast

Van Meter vs West Marshall
Anamosa vs Osage

These are hard with the western half being so much better.
 
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Interesting PODS.

POD 1

4th Place at 1st Place​

  • Waukon at Anamosa- Anamosa (close though)
  • Chariton at Kuemper Catholic, Carroll- Kuemper
  • Union, LaPorte City at Mid-Prairie- Mid Prairie
  • Monticello at North Fayette Valley- NFV
  • Des Moines Christian at PCM- PCM
  • Cherokee at Spirit Lake- Spirit Lake
  • Albia at Van Meter- Van Meter
  • Garner-Hayfield-Ventura at West Lyon- West Lyon

3rd Place at 2nd Place​

  • Greene County at Clarinda- Clarinda (toss up)
  • Forest City at Central Lyon/George-Little Rock- CL/GLR
  • Mediapolis at Northeast- Northeast (toss up)
  • Western Christian, Hull at Okoboji- Western Christian
  • Jesup at Osage- Osage (close one since Jesup seems healthier)
  • Crestwood at Roland-Story- Roland Story
  • Centerville at West Burlington/Notre Dame- WBND
  • West Liberty at West Marshall- West Marshall
Here would be my rankings the top 10 are the states

1. West Lyon
2. PCM
3. Spirit Lake
4. Van Meter
5. Kuemper
6. NFV
7. Roland Story
8. Anamosa
9. Mid Prairie
10. WBND
11. CL/GLR
12. West Marshall
13. Western Christian
14. Northeast
15. Osage
16. Clarinda

These would be my pods.

West Lyon vs Clarinda
Kuemper vs CL/GLR

PCM vs WBND
Mid Prairie vs Roland Story

Spirit Lake vs Western Christian
NFV vs Northeast

Van Meter vs West Marshall
Anamosa vs Osage

These are hard with the western half being so much better.

Looks like the state didn't want two D1 teams making it to the dome. Im curious how the state's #1 team got the hardest draw?
 
Looks like the state didn't want two D1 teams making it to the dome. Im curious how the state's #1 team got the hardest draw?

Knowing that you can't have #3 Spirit Lake or #4 Van Meter in the quarters, which of these is the more reasonable option than Kuemper/CLGLR:

Anamosa/WBND
NFV/Crestwood
Mid-Prairie/Mediapolis

The fact that 3 western half runner-ups (Okoboji, Clarinda, Roland-Story) lost really buggered up the map as well.
 
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POD 1
BCMoore #2, #6, #8, #9

POD 2
BCMoore #1, #12, #20, #21

POD 3
BCMoore #3, #5, #14, #15

POD 4
BCMoore #4, #11, #16, #23
 
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West Lyon being in such an isolated location makes it hard to give them many options to play. It just so happens that there are a bunch of very good teams by them. You could maybe switch the Kuemper and NFV matchups in which pod they are?

I also wouldn't mind seeing neutral sites for the quarterfinals, if the travel is over two hours especially.
 
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West Lyon being in such an isolated location makes it hard to give them many options to play. It just so happens that there are a bunch of very good teams by them. You could maybe switch the Kuemper and NFV matchups in which pod they are?

I also wouldn't mind seeing neutral sites for the quarterfinals, if the travel is over two hours especially.
Why is football the only one that won't do neutral sites? I get the home field advantage but at least in small schools, who wouldn't love to travel 2 hours to play a team from other side of the state on an awesome field, to make the games more susceptible to the actual rankings rather than geography.

2A is a great example of that this year. NWIA is nuts.
 
West Lyon being in such an isolated location makes it hard to give them many options to play. It just so happens that there are a bunch of very good teams by them. You could maybe switch the Kuemper and NFV matchups in which pod they are?

I also wouldn't mind seeing neutral sites for the quarterfinals, if the travel is over two hours especially.
I think the Crestwood win made things alot harder. Roland Story was far more centrally located giving more options.

I still believe the state needs to try to get the best 4 teams to the dome. They have had no problem making WL travel in the past. Osage, Dike, Greene County
 
But they are doing that, they are separating the 4 teams that they think are the 4 best teams in West Lyon, PCM, Van Meter and Spirit Lake. What they didn't do a great job of is evening out the pods overall.
 
Home field advantage for R16 and then 4 neutral sites for QFs makes great sense to me. That would leave it wide open for the pods. You could try to match up the R16 within 2 hours or so and not worry about the QF round as you could do neutral sites for those games and teams could be on opposite sides of the state and still play without a ton of travel. If Waukon would have held on against Anamosa would they have made Pod 3 all district 3 teams? They are kind off in the same boat as the NW teams being in far NE Iowa. Not a lot of options without a lot of travel.
 
But they are doing that, they are separating the 4 teams that they think are the 4 best teams in West Lyon, PCM, Van Meter and Spirit Lake. What they didn't do a great job of is evening out the pods overall.

Why rank 1 through 10 if you are only going to use the top 4 for bracketing? In what bracketed tournament would the 5 seed be in the same bracket as the 1?

I get the distance reasoning, just feel they could have evened at the PODs a bit. Crestwood over Roland Story made it alot more difficult due to Crestwoods location.

Especially after watching D1 4 seed, Cherokee, about beat Spirit Lake last round. Are teams like Mid Prairie, Anamosa, West Burlington, and North Fayette Valley really better than CLGLR and Western?
 
I agree with schools not wanting to host, but this is what I came up with, I figured 5A and 4A stayed the same as bigger schools it makes more sense to travel especially 5A. 3A I put down spots for games with a lot of travel, but closer ones I thought could stay the same, and then 2A on down I put sites for most of the matchups, unless I really didn't think a school had much chance of winning. I tried to make it so that the games are all on turf fields, using some of the D3 colleges as well. The two I couldn't do that for are if NP plays Saint which really isn't that far, Charles City or Osage make sense but aren't turf, and if Lenox plays Bedford there isn't a school between them so that's a home game for Lenox.

SBL/MOC FV vs Nevada: Carroll or Denison

Wahlert vs Williamsburg: Cedar Rapids

Humboldt/Clear Lake Winner vs Solon/Benton Winner: Ames

Harlan vs Mount Vernon: Des Moines Area or Newton

Mount Vernon vs Algona: Iowa Falls

Algona vs Carroll: Fort Dodge



Spirit Lake vs NFV: Clear Lake or Forest City

Kuemper vs West Lyon: Sioux City

PCM vs Mid Prairie: Pella or Oskaloosa

Anamosa vs Van Meter: Grinnell, Marshalltown or Williamsburg

West Burlington vs Van Meter: Ottumwa or Oskaloosa



Grundy Center vs SF: WCF or Waverly

Grundy Center vs Manson NW Webster: Iowa Falls

Dike New Hartford vs South Hardin: Iowa Falls, or Cedar Falls

Dike New Hartford vs Emmetsburg: Fort Dodge

Pod C: Missouri Valley or Denison

Regina vs Wilton: Iowa City West

Wilton vs Woodward Granger: Newton, Grinnell or Williamsburg

Regina vs MFL: Independence or West Delaware

MFL vs Woodward Granger: Iowa Falls or Marshalltown or Benton or Vinton



West Hancock vs Gehlen: Humboldt (I don’t know if Spencer has turf)

West Hancock vs Woodbury Central: Storm Lake (BV), Fort Dodge, Sioux Central

ACGC/Mount Ayr Winner vs Tri-Center/Riverside Winner: Atlantic

Saint Ansgar vs Maquoketa Valley: WCF or Waverly or Fayette(UI)

Wapsie vs Maquoketa Valley: Independence or Manchester

Saint Ansgar vs Nashua Plainfield: Charles City (No turf fields in the Area)

Wapsie vs Nashua Plainfield: Waverly

Lisbon vs Pekin: Iowa City Area

Lisbon vs Madrid: Marshalltown or Benton or Grinnell or Williamsburg

Bellevue vs Pekin: Iowa City Area or CR Area

Bellevue vs Madrid: Benton, Vinton



Bedford vs Lenox: Lenox (it’s only 20 miles)

Montezuma vs Lenox: Des Moines Area

Garrigan vs EdCo: Waverly

Janesville vs Garrigan: Clear Lake

Don Bosco vs GR: Cedar Falls

St. Mary’s vs Woodbine: SBL

St. Mary’s vs Audubon: Denison

Just me being bored and enjoying looking at maps
 
Happens for all other sports and AD's of other schools make it work. For 2 rounds in basketball even. If they're not lazy, they can make nice money for their boosters or football program on a big concession night as well, as nothing is attended quite like a playoff Friday night.
 
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Happens for all other sports and AD's of other schools make it work. For 2 rounds in basketball even. If they're not lazy, they can make nice money for their boosters or football program on a big concession night as well, as nothing is attended quite like a playoff Friday night.
Isn’t boys basketball moving away from neutral sites games, at least some. I know some bigger school districts in our area have refused to host and has led to the higher seeded team traveling further.
 
4A for now has gone to higher seed hosts.

District Final and Substate for 1-3A are still neutral. (3A has less games so maybe just substate)

Pretty crappy neighbors if ya refuse to host, IMO
 
3A the first two games are at the higher seed, then the substate is neutral for basketball.

I think if they went with neutral sites for football they would need to offer the two schools playing to bring their own crowd control, the state could pay them for mileage and get into the game for free, and then one school could do the chain gang, again the state could pay them for this.

I do know some schools wouldn't want to host as many winterize their football stadiums at the end of the season also.
 
I would agree with that, Kuemper most years is a dome team, I just think they are running into a buzzsaw in West Lyon. Spirit Lake is good but I don't think that they have looked as sharp as of late, so that is why they might be the home team to go down. Van Meter and PCM will just be too much for their opponents.
 
West Lyon, Van Meter, PCM, and Spirit Lake. NFV has a chance of knocking off Spirit Lake, but I don't see it happening. I think Kuemper is probably a top 4 team in 2A, but won't get by WL. I have felt like the whole season has been building towards a West Lyon / PCM title game in 2A and a DNH / Grundy Center title game in 1A. Hopefully none of those teams meet in the semis
 
I have felt like the whole season has been building towards a West Lyon / PCM title game in 2A and a DNH / Grundy Center title game in 1A. Hopefully none of those teams meet in the semis

Semifinals can't be #1 vs #2.
 
Kuemper Catholic has some studs and are young.

#4 and #11 are very talented WRs. #4 has 26 catches over the last 3 games.

#27 runs the ball hard and is their workhorse. 78 carries in the last 3 games.

#1 looks like their best LB but looked like he might have got hurt last game? Left early in the game.

Overall, very talented team. Should be a great game!
 
They do, which is why neither of those (WL/PCM; GC/DNH) can be semifinal games.
The only semifinal matchups that wouldn't me know would be the 1A if both Sumner Fredericksburg and Underwood win on Friday, as both finished unranked and 3rd in their district, I don't think that both will win, but other than that. In all the other classes at least 7 out of the 8 teams remaining were ranked so they will use those to pair up the semis, and 3A and up goes off of RPI.
 
Kuemper Catholic has some studs and are young.

#4 and #11 are very talented WRs. #4 has 26 catches over the last 3 games.

#27 runs the ball hard and is their workhorse. 78 carries in the last 3 games.

#1 looks like their best LB but looked like he might have got hurt last game? Left early in the game.

Overall, very talented team. Should be a great game!
Halftime West Lyon 42
Carroll Keumper 7
West Lyon scores 35 unanswered points in the second quarter.
 
These two games should be good ones!

Spirit Lake and PCM - Both senior heavy teams with great athletes. Who is better up front?

West Lyon and Van Meter - Very similar looking teams. Both are good up front and will try to run the ball.

Should be two really good games.
 
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