By Becky Walz,
The South Winn football team knew it faced a tough task Friday night, battling Class A No. 10 Wapsie Valley (4-2) at home.
The home Warriors put up a fight but fell to the Gold and Black Warriors 48-24.
“Defensively we had a hard time making run fits off tackle and they hurt us with some big runs. Offensively, we had our chances and were able to establish our own running attack,” said SW coach Jason Ohrt. “Parker Timp left everything on the field carrying the ball 38 times for 151 yards and making 10.5 tackles on defense. Our special teams’ units also played well, as Keagen Streeter made all four of his kicks and also returned a kickoff for a touchdown.”
The South Winn football team knew it faced a tough task Friday night, battling Class A No. 10 Wapsie Valley (4-2) at home.
The home Warriors put up a fight but fell to the Gold and Black Warriors 48-24.
“Defensively we had a hard time making run fits off tackle and they hurt us with some big runs. Offensively, we had our chances and were able to establish our own running attack,” said SW coach Jason Ohrt. “Parker Timp left everything on the field carrying the ball 38 times for 151 yards and making 10.5 tackles on defense. Our special teams’ units also played well, as Keagen Streeter made all four of his kicks and also returned a kickoff for a touchdown.”
How it happened
Wapsie Valley broke the scoring open in the first with a pair of touchdown runs and added a third for a 21-0 lead before senior Keagen Streeter put South Winn on the board with a 21-yard field goal. That made the score 21-3 at halftime.
The visitors came out of halftime to score three more times. K. Streeter responded after the third touchdown with an 83-yard kickoff return that went the distance to the end zone. South Winn went on to score twice in the final quarter on a 6-yard scamper by K. Streeter and a 1-yard plunge over the goal line by Parker Timp.
Totals
South Winn put up 268 yards of offense while Wapsie Valley was there for 310.
On the ground, Timp led the way with 151 yards on 38 carries. Jeremiah Cullen added another 50 yards in five touches, while Brady Ohrt had 13 carries for 39 yards. K. Streeter provided 34 yards on 13 touches.
Defensively, Timp had seven solo and four assisted stops. K. Streeter had four solo tackles and three assists. Ohrt had three and five assisted stops. Braiden Todd and Ohrt both recovered a fumble.
K. Streeter punted three times for 90 yards and connected on a field goal, while Jordan Baumler kicked off five times for 217 yards.
On the road again
The Warriors are on the road Friday, Oct. 7, as they go back to district action at Bellevue at 7 p.m.
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q F
W. Valley 14 7 21 6 48
South Winn 0 3 7 14 24
Scoring sequence
1st Quarter
WV – 3-yd. run (PAT)
WV – 40-yd. run (PAT)
2nd Quarter
WV – 3-yd. run (PAT)
SW – Keagen Streeter 21-yd. FG
3rd Quarter
WV – 3-yd. run (PAT)
WV – 14-yd. run (PAT)
WV – 70-yd. run (PAT)
SW – K. Streeter 83-yard kick-off return (K. Streeter PAT)
4th Quarter
SW – K. Streeter 6-yd. run (K. Streeter (PAT)
WV – 71-yd. run (PAT failed)
SW – Parker Timp 1-yd. run (K. Streeter PAT)
Game stats
Total yards: South Winn 268; Wapsie Valley 428
Rushing (att/yds): Parker Timp (38-151, 1 TD); Jeremiah Cullen (5-50); Brady Ohrt (13-39); Keagen Streeter (13-34, 1 TD); Carson Streeter (1-(-2))
Tackles (total): Timp (10.5); K. Streeter (7.0); Ohrt (5.5); Landon Garcia (4.5); Kyle Kuboushek (3.5); Cullen (3.0); Evan Monroe (3.0); Aiden Feickert (2.0); Lukas Weiss (2.0); Braiden Todd (1.5); Nolan Sabelka (1.0); C. Streeter (1.0); Jordan Baumler (1.0); Shayde Wermers (0.5)
Interceptions (no/return yds): X
Fumble recoveries: Todd (1-0); Ohrt (1-0)
Punts (att/yds): K. Streeter (3-90)
Kick-offs (att/yds): Baumler (5-217)
Kick-off returns (att/yds): K. Streeter (2-98, 1 TD); Weiss (4-73); C. Streeter (1-20); Sabelka (1-18)
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