Rain and Trojans Defeated

Even the weather couldn't stop the Stangs from winning their third straight game 22-6. The rain came down the entire game as Josh Lenz, Dillon Hefel and Riley Anderson scored touchdowns.

Chris Huss added 2 extra points and Matt Ehlers dived into the endzone for a two point conversion. Lenz had another fine game with 176 yards rushing. Big John Hefel had an excellent game blocking at his center position.

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Defensively the Mustangs only gave up 150 total yards in offense to East. Brock Haas and Josh Lenz were leading tacklers on the slippery soaked field. Next up for the Mustangs is 10th ranked Cedar Falls.

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Mustangs top Eagles 21-12

The Mustang football team was victorious over Wahlert in a hard hitting game at the Rock Bowl in front of 4,000 fans. The Mustangs were led by Josh Lenz with two touchdowns. Jordan Decker also scored and Brock Haas had over 100 yards rushing for the offense. John Hefel and Andrew Roos were important blockers for the offense.

The defense was guided by Haas and Matt Knabel who both seemed to be all over the field. The defense held a high scoring Wahlert offense to just 12 points. Lenz scored on an exciting 68 yard pass interception to help secure the win. Riley Anderson came up with an excellent interception to stop an Eagle drive late in the game.

Mustang special teams again played extremely well. Chris Huss has kicked 7 straight extra points to start the year. The kickoff team has also started the year out strong proving the importance of special teams in football. The long snapper, Shawn McGinnis, has been perfect this year.


The team had a great week of preparation for the game. All 50 players helped contribute to the big win. Thanks to the parents and sponsors for that great pre-game meal on Thursday.

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Mini Camp Pictures

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Mustangs lend a helping hand!

24 players and coaches traveled to Elkader, Iowa to help clean up after flooding. The trip was eye opening for all involved and proved to be a learning experience for everyone. Elkader was a friendly town that was very appreciative of the help given by the team. Jobs included mud clean up, fence fixing, trash and tree removal, drywall and insulation removal an other tasks that were given to us by the volunteer coordinator. I am very proud of how the team stepped up to help people in need.