The Coe College Homecoming football game took place at Clark Field in Cedar Rapids on Saturday October 3rd at 1:00PM. The home team jumped out to a 28-0 lead by the end of the first half. However the Loras Duhawks attempted to make it a game with two touchdowns in the second half before the Kohawks running back Quincy Drummer put the game away with a 63 yard rushing touchdown. The kohawks are now 1-0 in conferance and 2-2 overall. Next they will be taking on the Central College Dutch at Clark Field this Saturday October 10th at 1:00PM.
Coe College’s number 3 running back (JR) Quincy Drummer breaks a tackle while running the football. Drummer ran the ball 21 times for 165 yards and a touchdown during Saturday’s game. He also caught the ball three times for another 56 yards.
Kohawk Linebacker (SR) (No 22) Jack Clarahan from Sigourney Iowa tackles the Duhawks ball carrier. Clarahan had eight tackles during Saturday’s game at Clark Field. Also pictured are kohawk Defensive Back Henry Ryan (No 5) (left) from Mount Vernon Iowa, and Kohawk Linebacker Samuel Beecher (No 44) (second from the right) from Davenport Iowa.
Coe College 2026 Hall of Fame inductee Kristy Upah Staker (center) waves to the crowd while participating in the hall of fame induction ceremony that took place during halftime of Saturday’s game. While playing volleyball at Coe College Upah Staker (who owns both major assists records with 5090 total assists and 10.25 assists per set) helped lead the Kohawks to their first NCAA regional appearence in 2006. She also earned first team all-conference honors in both her Junior and Senior seasons. Also pictured are Coe College Hall of Fame inductees basketball player Mike Kilburg (left) and Softball & Basketball player Jamie Dalbey Schadt.
Gracie Hickey (SR) waves to the crowd after being named homecoming queen during halftime of Saturday’s game. Hickey will graduate this year with a degree in Elementary Education.
The Kohawks number seven (QB) Brady Kelly tosses the ball to Tight End Julian Martinez. Kelley completed 17 of his 24 pass attempts for 180 yards and two touchdowns.
Coe College’s Head Football Coach Tyler Staker speaks to his team after the homecoming win over Loras on Saturday. Staker served as an assistant coach at Coe for ten seasons before being promoted to head coach in 2015.
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