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DURANT, Iowa – Durant-Bennett’s football team came away with a 33-14 homecoming win on Friday night over Van Buren.

The Wildcats had scores by Jake Goering, Caleb Fruend, a scoring pass from Skylar Dierikx to Shane Sheahan and a Dierikx field goal.

Coach Barry Bower’s team also scored on a safety in the third quarter. Individual statistics were unavailable.

“We executed pretty well at times,” Bower said. “We left a lot of scores out there – we need to capitalize on those. We left about five scores out there.

“We had fourth and 1 from the five and we didn’t punch it in and we also missed a field goal. But it was an overall great team effort.”

Durant, which improved to 3-4 overall and 2-3 in the district, plays host to West Branch next Friday.

Durant 33, Van Buren 14

Van Buren  0 7 0    7    —   14

Durant   7 10 2   14     —  33

CP-Urbana runs away from Wilton late

WILTON, Iowa – Trailing only 10-3 heading into the fourth quarter, Wilton gave up three touchdowns to Center Point-Urbana in a 31-10 loss on Friday.

The Beavers led 3-0 after the first quarter on a 20-yard field goal by Cale Austin, but a 1-yard touchdown run by Logan Driessen gave the Stormin’ Pointers a lead they would not relinquish.

Kyle Holmes scored on a 25-yard touchdown pass from Dylan Stepleton with 3 minutes, 15 seconds left to go, but CP-U put the game away on Joey Dighton’s second touchdown of the game.

Stepleton led the Beavers defensively with 20 total tackles, including one for a loss.

Center Point-Urbana 31,

Wilton 10

CP-U  0 7 3 21 — 31

Wilton  3 0 0 7 — 10

First quarter

WHS – Cale Austin 20 field goal, 2:02

Second quarter

CPU – Logan Driessen 1 run (Joey Dighton kick) 9:26

Third quarter

CPU – Dighton 30 field goal, 6:42

Fourth quarter

CPU – Dylan Ramsey 28 run (Dighton kick), 6:23

CPU – Dighton 2 run (Dighton kick), 6:52

WHS – Kyle Holmes 25 pass from Dylan Stepleton (Austin kick), 3:15

CPU – Dighton 29 run (Dighton kick), 0:57

Team statistics

  CPU     WHS

First downs    19        13

Rushes-yards    58-265    29-58

Passing yards    54      101

Comp-Att-Int.    4-7-0   7-24-3

Punts-avg.    N/A   5-31

Penalties-yards    12-104  5-116

Individual statistics

Rushing

WILTON – Nate Fratzke 1-1; Ryan Waack 2-7; Alec Crawford 13-(2); Dylan Stepleton 3-32; Adam Anderson 9-17.

Passing

WILTON – Crawford 6-20-1, 76 yards; Stepleton 1-3-1, 25 yards, TD.

Receiving

WILTON – Kyle Holmes 3-57, TD; Waack 2-15; Anderson 3-29.

No. 8 Mid-Prairie upends Columbus

WELLMAN, Iowa – No. 8 Mid-Prairie opened up a 7-0 lead with three touchdowns in the third quarter to take a 28-6 win over Columbus Community on Friday night.

The Golden Hawks had a 60-yard pass play from Michael Aldeman to Mark Aldeman, their second connection of the game for a score. Micah Berg added a 40-yard interception return for a touchdown and Tanner Miller had a chunk of his 99 yards on the night on 50-yard touchdown run.

Columbus avoided the shutout when Rafael Cardenas hooked up with Andrew Villagrana for a 10-yard pass with 1:44 left to go.

Wildcat senior tailback Jared Eichelberger had a game-high 211 yards rushing on 42 attempts. Teammate Luis Aguirre had 13 carries for 99 yards. Steve Lizzarraga led the Columbus defense with eight tackles.

Mid-Prairie 28,

Columbus 6

Columbus  0 0 6 0 —  6

Mid-Prairie  7 0 21 0 —  28

First quarter

MP – Michael Aldeman 3 pass from Mark Aldeman. (Tanner Miller kick) 5:58

Third quarter

MP – Michael Aldeman 60 pass from Mark Aldeman. (Miller kick) 11:11

MP – Miller 50 run. (Miller kick) 8:39

MP – Micah Berg 40 INT. (Miller kick) 7:01

COL – Andrew Villagrana 10 pass from Rafael Cardenas. (Kick failed) 1:44

Individual statistics

Rushing

COLUMBUS – Jared Eichelberger 42-211; Luis Aguirre 13-99; Jacob Hartsock 3-27; Brady Milder 7-21.

MID-PRAIRIE – Tanner Miller 13-99.

Passing

COLUMBUS – Rafael Cardenas 3-6-1, 28 yards, TD.

MID-PRAIRIE – Mark Aldeman 2-4-0, 68 yards, 2 TDs.

Receiving

COLUMBUS – Andrew Villagrana 2-15, TD; Tanner Davis 1-13.

MID-PRAIRIE – Michael Aldeman 2-68, 2 TDs.

Newland ignites W. Burlington by L-M

WEST BURLINGTON, Iowa – West Burlington/Notre Dame quarterback Taylor Newland accounted for 382 of the team’s 431 yards and five touchdowns as it rolled to a 47-12 win over Louisa-Muscatine on Friday night in Class 2A District 6 action.

In addition to throwing for 216 yards and two scores, Newland rushed for 166 yards and three touchdowns to help West Burlington improve to 5-2 overall and 4-1 in district play.

After leading 14-6 at the end of a quarter, West Burlington scored 27 unanswered in the second quarter to grab a 41-6 halftime lead.

L-M (2-5, 1-4) got touchdowns from Lucas Kemp on a 1-yard run and Randy Rogers on a 15-yard touchdown reception.

Brode Hills paced L-M with 71 yards rushing on 15 attempts.

West Burlington/N.D. 47, Louisa-Muscatine 12

L-M  6 0 0 6 — 12

W. Burlington  14 27 6 0 — 47

First quarter

WB – Taylor Newland 43 run (Andrew Schilling kick)

LM – Lucas Kemp 1 run (pass failed)

WB – Kameron Gray 13 pass from Newland (Schilling kick)

Second quarter

WB – Stewart Holloway 6 run (Schilling kick)

WB – Gray 5 pass from Newland (kick failed)

WB – Newland 57 run (Schilling kick)

WB – Newland 11 run (Schilling kick)

Third quarter

WB – Holloway 65 pass from Newland (kick failed)

Fourth quarter

LM – Randy Rogers 15 pass from Kemp (pass failed)

Team statistics

 LM WBHS

First downs 12 18

Rushes-yards 38-119 28-240

Passing yards 76 216

Comp-Att-Int. 4-11-1 8-16-0

Punts-avg. 2-24.0 0-0

Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-1

Penalties-yards 1-15 4-30

Individual statistics

Rushing

LOUISA-MUSCATINE – Brode Hills 15-71, Cole Schreuers 5-23, Johnathan Krueger 3-11, A.J. Steahr 2-5, Kemp 6-(-31).

WEST BURLINGTON – Newland 11-166, Lucas Giertz 4-20, Drake Woodsmall 2-17, Marcus Miller 4-16, Holloway 3-12, Brad Hardy 1-9, Ryan Kelley 1-3, Team 2-(-3).

Passing

LOUISA-MUSCATINE – Kemp 4-10-1, 76 yards; Krueger 0-1-0, 0 yards.

WEST BURLINGTON – Newland 8-16-0, 216 yards.

Receiving

LOUISA-MUSCATINE – Schreuers 2-49, Rogers 1-15, Tug McCleery 1-12.

WEST BURLINGTON – Holloway 1-65, Schilling 2-55, Gray 3-43, Hardy 1-39, Miller 1-14.

MHS sophs win

MUSCATINE, Iowa – Brayden Woodburn took the first play from scrimmage 65 yards for a touchdown Friday and the Muscatine sophomore football team cruised to a 38-6 rout over Davenport West.

Tyler Lloyd, Earl Wooten, Connor McGriff and Jacob Stych also had touchdowns for the Muskies, who scored 23 first-quarter points to put the game out of reach. Quarterback Austin Sink completed 5 of 10 passes for 122 yards and three touchdowns.

Woodburn led Muscatine with 65 yards rushing, while Wooten had 42 yards on eight carries. The Muskies had 307 yards of offense.

Muscatine’s defense forced six turnovers –five fumbles and an interception. Cortez Barfield had a pair of fumble recoveries. Nick Daly, Kris Treiber and Drake Kulick each recovered one.

Muscatine 38, Davenport West 6

Davenport West  0 0 0 6 —  6

Muscatine 23 8 7 0 – 38

First Quarter

MHS – Brayden Woodburn 65 run (kick blocked), 9:39

   MHS – Juan Espinal 28 field goal, 5:47

   MHS – Tyler Lloyd 17 pass from Austin Sink (Espinal kick), 3:42

   MHS – Earl Wooten 28 run (Espinal kick), 1:09

Second Quarter

   MHS – Connor McGriff 28 pass from Sink (Espinal run), 3:48

Third Quarter

   MHS – Jacob Stych 57 pass from Sink (Espinal kick), 3:48

Fourth Quarter

DW – Shawn Simmons 5 run (pass failed), 6:53

Individual statistics

Rushing

WEST — Shawn Simmons 12-53, Jacques Menard 7-34, Mike Olson 11-31, Zach Carson 8-16, Team 2-(-7). 

MUSCATINE — Brayden Woodburn 1-65, Earl Wooten 8-42, Austin Sink 8-31, Fischer Herald 2-22, Jorge Galvez 2-6, Tyler Lloyd 3-3, Lee Mendee 4-(-1), Team 2-(-3), Nate Miller 3-(-8).

Passing

WEST — Simmons 4-10-1, 22 yards.

MUSCATINE — Sink 5-10-1, 122 yards, 3 TDs; Miller 1-1-0, 28 yards.

Receiving

WEST — Skylar Moore 3-15, Brady Mangels 1-7.

MUSCATINE — Jacob Stych 1-57, Lloyd 2-45, Connor McGriff 1-28, Galvez 1-15, Woodburn 1-5.