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The Kee football team put together a full team effort Friday, September 26 in dominating a still learning Cedar Valley Christian (CVC) team that has only been in existence on the football field for the past three seasons. The fledgling Huskies did record their first victory in program history earlier this season, but the Hawks made sure they were not going to be a second victim, routing Cedar Valley Christian by a 62-14 final result at home.
With a 4-1 overall record, 2-1 in district play, the Hawks will play at West Central this Friday, October 3. The Blue Devils come off a 48-26 win at Central City this past Friday, September 26 and currently hold a 2-3 overall record that includes a 2-1 mark in district play.

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The Kee football team put together a full team effort Friday, September 26 in dominating a still learning Cedar Valley Christian (CVC) team that has only been in existence on the football field for the past three seasons. The fledgling Huskies did record their first victory in program history earlier this season, but the Hawks made sure they were not going to be a second victim, routing Cedar Valley Christian by a 62-14 final result at home.
With a 4-1 overall record, 2-1 in district play, the Hawks will play at West Central this Friday, October 3. The Blue Devils come off a 48-26 win at Central City this past Friday, September 26 and currently hold a 2-3 overall record that includes a 2-1 mark in district play.

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In its only competition of the past week, the Waukon volleyball team remained in search of its first Northeast Iowa Conference win after falling to Oelwein at home in three straight sets Tuesday, September 23. The Indians battled the Huskies fairly closely throughout each of the three sets, suffering some lapses in consistency to allow Oelwein to manage the upperhand in all three sets by final scores of 21-25, 19-25 and 16-25.
Now holding a 12-6 overall match record, 0-2 in Northeast Iowa Conference (NEIC) play, the Indians were scheduled to travel to Class 4A Waverly-Shell Rock Tuesday, September 30 before hosting their final home dual match of the season Thursday, October 2 against New Hampton in a “Pink Out” event, details of which can be found in a colored box elsewhere on these Sports pages. The Indians will then wrap up their busy week by playing in the Waterloo Columbus Tournament Saturday, October 4 before traveling to Crestwood Tuesday, October 7.

The Waukon girls cross country team was nearly a most ideal host at its home invitational Tuesday, September 23. The Indians tallied 184 team points to finish seventh out of eight scoring teams at the varsity level of the meet.
The Indians are scheduled to next compete this Saturday, October 4, when they take part in the Crestwood Invitational hosted by Crestwood High School in Cresco. The Indians will then have just the South Winneshiek Invitational October 7 before competing in their Northeast Iowa Conference Meet October 14 at Decorah.

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The Kee cross country team competed at the Waukon Invitational Tuesday, September 23. The Hawks ran just enough runners in the varsity race to compile a team score, tallying 264 points to finish ninth in the nine-team scoring field.
The Hawks were scheduled to compete in the Jesup Invitational Tuesday, September 30 and will then have more than a week off to prepare for the New Hampton Invitational scheduled for Thursday, October 9. Kee will then run in its Upper Iowa Conference Meet hosted by South Winneshiek at Ossian Thursday, October 16.

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The Kee volleyball team posted an undefeated week, sweeping a pair of home matches from two of their closest Upper Iowa Conference foes in distance traveled, but not necessarily in the final score. The Hawks first swept a yet winless MFL/MarMac squad by scores of 25-10, 25-11 and 25-22 Tuesday, September 23 before doing likewise to Postville Thursday, September 25 by final results of 25-20, 25-9 and 25-22.
Improving to an 8-7 overall record, 3-2 in Upper Iowa Conference (UIC) play, the Hawks are scheduled to host Clayton Ridge Thursday, October 2 before taking part in one of their busiest weeks of the season. That busy week includes a Tuesday, October 7 date at West Central in Maynard and a Thursday, October 9 road date at Edgewood-Colesburg before finishing up with the Saturday, October 11 Hudson Tournament. The Hawks will then wrap up their dual match regular season hosting Starmont Tuesday, October 14 before their UIC Tournament at Starmont Saturday, October 18.

It was home, sweet home for the Waukon boys cross country team, as the Indian distance dandies recorded their best team finish of the season with a second-place team effort at their home invitational meet Tuesday, September 23. The Indians placed all five of their scoring runners within the top 16 individual runners, scoring 59 team points to finish second behind perennial power Decorah’s 24 team points in the nine-team field.
The Indians will now prepare for the Saturday, October 4 Crestwood Invitational. The Tribe will then have just the South Winneshiek Invitational October 7 remaining before the Northeast Iowa Conference Meet October 14 being held at Decorah this year.

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by Dick Schilling, Editor Emeritus

The Waukon football team opened up its Class 2A District 3 schedule in fine fashion by building a 20-8 halftime lead at Dyersville Beckman Friday, September 19, but had that lead erode away in the second half to, instead, suffer a 30-20 loss. It was big plays that put the Indians on the scoreboard, including passes of 63 and 58 yards and a 43-yard run, but it was the “little things” that added up to ultimately let the win get away in the second half.
Now holding a 1-3 overall record with a 0-1 start to District 3 play, the Indians will return home this Friday, September 26 for their Homecoming game, playing host to Class 2A top-five rated North Fayette Valley. The TigerHawks come off a 42-14 home victory over Oelwein this past Friday and currently hold a 3-1 record that includes an even, 1-1 mark in Class 2A District 3 play.

The Waukon volleyball team pulled off a feat that has not been accomplished in 10 years, as the Indian netters played to the tournament championship of their own home invitational in the friendly confines of the Waukon High School gymnasium Saturday, September 20. The Tribe went undefeated in five matches on the day, losing just two of 12 sets played at the tournament, to win the event for the first time since the 2004 season.
Now holding a 12-5 overall match record, 0-1 in Northeat Iowa Conference (NEIC) play, the Indians were scheduled to return to dual match play Tuesday, September 23 at home against Oelwein in a NEIC match. They will then travel to Class 4A top-15 rated Waverly-Shell Rock Tuesday, September 30 before hosting their final home dual match of the season Thursday, October 2 against New Hampton.