The Mustangs are enjoying a three game win streak including a big win over city rival Wahlert. After a 1-2 start, the team has now found more depth and is playing with greater passion and emotion. The next three games are equally important for the team and will determine the playoff position of the Mustangs. Senior is the next opponent and will be a tough team to defeat. Senior has shown improvement over the weeks while playing a tough schedule. The team finishes the year with Prairie and Jefferson and hopefully a playoff game to follow. Come watch exciting football at Dalzell Field the next two consecutive Fridays. To view photo's from the games visit the Mustang Football Photo Gallery.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Fun Three Game Streak
Monday, September 13, 2010
Three Tough Games
The Mustangs have started the season 1-2 after losses to 2 top ranked football teams. The lone win was at home versus Iowa City West who were also receiving votes in the polls. Gage Heffernan was voted MVC Player of the Week for the the IC West game. He had 2 touchdowns and played great on defense. The team has lofty goals and plans on working to achieve these goals. This weeks game is at University of Dubuque versus Waterloo East.
Monday, August 9, 2010
Mustangs In The Community
On Friday, football players and managers helped the St. Mark Community Center by moving many boxes of school supplies to the Grand Harbor Event Center. The "Apples for Students" program is designed to help students in need who cannot afford essential school supplies. The team enjoys helping out with programs in the community.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Mustang Football Camps Host 335 Athletes
Last week the Hempstead football fields were full of athletes learning the game. Three different camps were held for elementary, junior high and high school football players. Coaches and players had a great time working on their skills together and many onlookers enjoyed watching the drills from the sidelines. A special treat was having the U.S. Army personnel assist and sponsor our high school camp. They helped us realize the similarities between athletics and the military philosophy. I was especially proud of our high school athletes who helped coach at the elementary and junior high camps. Both groups benefited from the experience.
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