By Becky Walz,
Friday night it was clear that Maquoketa Valley was the better team as the South Winn football team (0-2, 0-1) hosted the Wildcats (2-0, 1-0) in a district contest.
“We had a few mistakes on both sides of the ball to put us down 12-0 at the half. Maquoketa Valley blocked and tackled well all night and they have a special talent at the tailback position,” said Coach Jason Ohrt. “Despite the loss we had some bright spots. Kyle Kuboushek was very impressive transitioning this week to the defensive line. Parker Timp played well defensively despite dealing with a lower back injury and Keagen Streeter ran hard on offense and tackled well on defense.”
Friday night it was clear that Maquoketa Valley was the better team as the South Winn football team (0-2, 0-1) hosted the Wildcats (2-0, 1-0) in a district contest.
“We had a few mistakes on both sides of the ball to put us down 12-0 at the half. Maquoketa Valley blocked and tackled well all night and they have a special talent at the tailback position,” said Coach Jason Ohrt. “Despite the loss we had some bright spots. Kyle Kuboushek was very impressive transitioning this week to the defensive line. Parker Timp played well defensively despite dealing with a lower back injury and Keagen Streeter ran hard on offense and tackled well on defense.”
Early stumble
Maquoketa Valley gained the momentum early in the game with a 69-yard run into the end zone in the first quarter and tacked on a fumble return in the second period to hold a 12-0 halftime lead.
Back on the gridiron, South Winn took another hit giving up a touchdown on the first play of the third quarter on a 63-yard carry. The visitors kept the Warrior offense away from the end zone and tacked on three more scores before Keagen Streeter broke loose in the fourth for a 77-yard run for South Winn’s lone score of the game.
Individual notes
K. Streeter went 139 yards on 21 carries and led the defense with five solo tackles and three assists. Timp had one carry for 10 yards and had four solo stops and one assist. Sophomore Lukas Weiss also had four solo tackles and one assist for the Warriors, while Kuboushek was there for three solo stops and one assist.
Through the air, Brady Ohrt was 2-for-7 in passing with Nolan Sabelka as one target for a 17-yard gain and Kaden Bullerman the other for another 16 yards.
Next week
The Warriors are at Clayton Ridge Friday, Sept. 10, at 7 p.m.
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q F
Maq. Valley 6 6 14 12 38
South Winn 0 0 0 8 8
Scoring sequence
1st Quarter
Maq. Valley – 69-yd. run (2-pt. failed)
2nd Quarter
Maq. Valley – fumble return (2-pt. failed)
3rd Quarter
Maq. Valley – 63-yd. run (2-pt. failed)
Maq. Valley – 44-yd. run (2-pt. failed)
4th Quarter
Maq. Valley – 1-yd. run (2-pt. failed)
Maq. Valley – Interception return (2-pt. failed)
South Winn – Keagen Streeter 77-yd. run (Kyle Kuboushek 2-pt. run)
Game stats
Total yards: South Winn 166; Maquoketa Valley 352
Passing (comp/att/yds): Brady Ohrt (2-7, 33 yds., 2 INT)
Rushing (att/yds): Keagen Streeter (21-139, 1 TD); Parker Timp (1-10); Nolan Sabelka (3-2); Kaden Bullerman (2-(-2)); Jeremiah Cullen (1-(-3)); Ohrt (2-(-5))
Receiving (att/yds/TD): Sabelka (1-17); Bullerman (1-16)
Tackles (total): K. Streeter (8.0); Lukas Weiss (5.0); Timp (5.0); Bullerman (4.5); Kuboushek (4.0); Brody Tieskoetter (3.5); Sabelka (3.0); Carson Streeter (1.5); Evan Monroe (1.5); Braiden Todd (1.0); Shayde Wermers (1.0); Ohrt (0.5); Landon Garcia (0.5)
Punts (att/yds): K. Streeter (4-134)
Kick-offs (att/yds): Jordan Baumler (1-40); K. Streeter (1-23)
Kick-off returns (att/yds): K. Streeter (1-14); Sabelka (1-13)
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