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Tigers take down A-P in 2OT

PARKERSBURG – Kolten Rewoldt connected with Kevin Rewoldt for touchdowns in both overtimes, and Michael Halsey’s extra-point kick in the second extra session proved to be the deciding point as South Hardin defeated Aplington-Parkersburg 36-35 in Friday’s Class 2A District 3, double-overtime football tilt.

Aplington-Parkersburg (2-3, 1-2) rallied from a 21-7 halftime deficit with 14 unanswered points in the third period alone. The Falcons also had the ball on the South Hardin 4-yard-line with one untimed down at the end of regulation, but a falst start penalty ended the quarter.

A-P’s Riley Barrett scored first in overtime and got the two-point conversion, and South Hardin answered with the Rewoldt-to-Rewoldt connection. The same Tiger pair hooked up on the first possession of double overtime, and Halsey’s extra-point kick made it 36-29. The Falcons (2-3, 1-2) scored on their drive but came up empty on a two-point attempt.

Ryland Duchane and Logan Spindler scored South Hardin touchdown runs in regulation, and Ty Cook hauled in a 79-yard TD pass as well.

The Tigers host Dike-New Hartford in district play next Friday.

Hudson 43, GMG 0

GARWIN – Class A No. 9 Hudson handed GMG its third-straight shutout loss in District 5 action, defeating the Wolverines 43-0 on Friday night.

Chase Schares ran for 142 yards and two touchdowns for the Pirates (5-0, 3-0), who have allowed a total of 14 points all season. Hudson put away this win with a 16-point fourth quarter.

GMG was led by Garrett Groth, who threw for 82 yards and ran for a team-leading 38. Brock Baldazo added 23 rushing yards and had two receptions for 18 yards. Groth finished 8-for-26 passing with three interceptions. Blaze Krull was the leading receiver with a 30-yard catch, and Chance Faircloth had three grabs for 18 yards.

Darrin Anderson led the GMG defense with five solo tackles and three assists. Levi Duden had five solos and two assists, and Cade Bovenmyer added three solo and six assisted tackles. Faircloth pulled down a pair of interceptions for the Wolverines (2-3, 0-3), who have been outscored 145-0 in three district games.

GMG goes on the road next week to face Belle Plaine.

CMB 27, East Marshall 21

BAXTER – Blake Coughenour ran 34 times for 209 yards and three touchdowns to lead the CMB Raiders past East Marshall 27-21 in Friday’s Class 2A District 3 clash.

The Raiders (2-3, 2-1) led 21-13 after three quarters and got the deciding score early in the fourth. Braydon Aker connected with Tucker Maxwell for a 9-yard scoring pass that put CMB in front 27-13.

East Marshall had an answer. Tyler DeBondt hooked up with Zane Johnson for a 4-yard scoring pass, and DeBondt found Lansin Lacina for the two-point conversion to get the Mustangs within 27-21. But CMB ran off most of the rest of the time, and East Marshall (1-4, 0-3) remained winless in league play.

DeBondt finished 22-for-35 passing for 267 yards with two touchdowns. Noah Bandstra hauled in a 13-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter, and Bandstra’s 1-yard TD dive brought the Mustangs to within 21-13 in the third.

Logan Nicholson led the East Marshall receiving corps with eight catches for 107 yards. Johnson had six catches for 63 yards, and Cole Nauman made three grabs for 52 yards. Chase Sanache rushed for 22 yards on four carries.

Bandstra led the defense with 10 solo tackles and eight assists, and Johnson had eight solo and three assisted stops. Kam Hoskins, Nichols and Lacina each totaled eight tackles in the loss.

East Marshall remains on the road next Friday, traveling across the county to face West Marshall in State Center.

Twin Cedars 36, Colo-NESCO 22

COLO – Twin Cedars broke open a close game with three-straight touchdown runs by Dakota Pinegar in the second half, beating Colo-NESCO 36-22 in Friday’s 8-Man District 5 showdown.

The visiting Sabers (5-0, 3-0) took a 16-14 lead into the half thanks to a 21-yard pass from Nick Haselhuhn to Trace Embray with 49 seconds left in the second quarter. Colo-NESCO (2-3, 2-1) could not recover the momentum and went nearly the entire second half scoreless.

Garret Tiarks rushed 40 times for 129 yards and two touchdowns for the Royals, and he also tossed a 64-yard TD pass to Jacob Clatt with 1:04 left in the game. Tiarks was 5-for-14 passing for 140 yards with two interceptions.

Clatt had two catches for 90 yards, Wayne Beard had one catch for 24 yards, and Connor Clark had one grab for 17 yards. Garrett Packer had 13 carries for 63 yards in addition to seven solo tackles and six assists.

Mason Lytle amassed eight solo stops and two assists, and Bryce Niemeyer had three solo and six assisted tackles. Sean Cutler had an interception and a fumble recovery for the Royals, who visit Seymour/Moulton-Udell next Friday night.

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