Coe College Football vs Loras
The final home game of the season.
The Coe College Kohawks took on the Loras College Duhawks at Clark Field in Cedar Rapids at one o’clock in the afternoon on Saturday. The Kohawks totaled 673 yards with a 63-7 win. After Saturdays win, Coe has set a record of seven wins and two losses. A win next week at Central would place the Kohawks in the NCAA Division 3 playoffs for the 3rd straight year.
(above) Kohawks receiver (senior) Devon Kollasch (No. 11) catches a pass during Saturday’s game at Clark Field. Kollasch had four receptions for 115 yards.
The Kohawks number 29 (JR, DB) Leighton Charters watches as teammates CJ Johnson (JR, DB, No. 4), and Jack Clarahan (JR, LB, No. 22) tackle the Duhawks ball carrier. Johnson had seven tackles during Saturdays game.
(above) The Kohawks number nine (SR, RB) Isaiah Lee sprints past the Duhawks defense during the game on Saturday. Lee had seven carries for 94 yards. Also Pictured is the Kohawks number 58 (Fr) Cooper Bishop.
The Kohawks Defensive Back (Jr, No. 4) CJ Johnson stops the Duhawks ball carrier. The Kohawks held the Duhawks to 228 total offensive yards and one touchdown during the game at Clark Field on Saturday.
(Above) Kohawks wide receiver Jeron Senters (Jr, No. 8) breaks a tackle before sprinting down the field. Senters had five receptions for 109 yards and a touchdown on Saturday.
Coe College’s senior cheerleader, Mal Day (far right) was honored during halftime at Saturdays game. Also pictured (left to right) is Assistant cheerleading coach Antoinette Gilliam, Trisha Day, and head cheerleading coach Diate Jackson.
Isiah Lawshe cooks hamburgers for attendees of the Coe College football game on Saturday.
Kohawks Quarter Back Brady Kelly (Jr, No. 7) looks for a receiver during the game on Saturday. Kelly completed 13 of his 18 pass attempts for 318 yards 4 touchdowns, and unfortunately landed two interceptions. Kelly broke Coe College’s single season record for touchdown passes on Saturday with 28 on the season. The record was previously held by Gavin Glenn who posted 27 touchdown passes in 2016.
Wide Receivers coach Trevor McConnell speaks with some of the players before the second half of the game. Since McConnell became the receivers coach at Coe College, six different players have had 19 receiving touchdowns in a season.
(Above) The Kohawks number 28 Andrew White (RB) sprints towards the endzone during the Coe College football team’s 63-7 win over Loras on Saturday. White had eight carries for 199 yards and two touchdowns.
A crowd gathered at K. Raymond Clark Field to watch the Kohawks final home game of the season.
Coe College offensive lineman Logan Johnson (So, No. 70) from Cedar Rapids picks up a block during one of the final plays of the game. The Kohawks had 673 total offensive yards during the game on Saturday.
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Great pictures Josh! (I have joined sub stack now!)