CVC Football

Cedar Valley falls to Lansing Kee

The Cedar Valley Christian football team lost to Lansing Kee, 60-16, in an 8-Player game Friday night at the LaSalle Middle School field.

Colin Heeren and Jared Boelter scored touchdowns for the Huskies. Travis Geels rushed for 81 yards, Apollo Betsworth ran for 71 yards and Heeren finished with 70 yards on the ground.

Betsworth and Geels scored on 2-point conversions. The Huskies did not complete a pass in the entire game.

Cedar Valley fell to 1-4 overall and 0-3 in District 4. Lansing Kee raised its records to 2-3 and 2-1.

Cedar Valley blanked by Central City

The Cedar Valley Christian football team had trouble moving the ball on offense Friday night and lost to Central City, 42-0, in an 8-Player game at the LaSalle Middle School field.

Cedar Valley (1-2) trailed 30-0 at halftime.

Apollo Betsworth made 17 tackles for the Huskies and Travis Geels made 16 stops.

Betsworth carried the ball eight times for 31 yards and caught four passes for 24 yards.

Cedar Valley quarterbacks Cole Telecky and Geels combined to hit 8 of 25 passes for 61 yards and two interceptions.

Cedar Valley falls to Clarksville

CLARKSVILLE -- Clarksville piled up 38 first-half points, then saw its defense step up in the second half as the Indians rolled past Cedar Valley Christian 57-26 Friday night in an 8-Player football game.

Clarksville (1-2) built a 22-12 lead after the opening period and made it 38-20 by halftime. Cedar Valley Christian got just six more points the rest of the way.

Riley Cramer had a big night for Clarksville with 240 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 29 carries. Koltyn Beckham added 11 carries for 81 yards. The Indians finished with 530 yards of total offense.

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Cedar Valley rolls by Harmony, 65-6

Before each one of his booming kickoffs, Cedar Valley Christian’s Mike Scroggs yells, “Huskies, are you ready?”

He ended up hoarse and with a sore right foot before the night was over Thursday as his teammates proved plenty ready by winning their season opener, 65-6, over Harmony of Farmington on the Huskies' home field at LaSalle Middle School.

It was just Cedar Valley’s second victory ever (to go with 24 losses) as it begins its fifth season of eight-man football. The other was at Harmony 30-20 a year ago.

“This feels great,” said hyped-up senior Colin Heeren, who scored on the kickoff return to open the second half, immediately intercepted a pass and scored again on a 24-yard sweep. (He’d scored the play before, too, but the touchdown was called back for holding.)

"But we’re not gonna stop at just one win," he said. "We’re gonna win at least four this year, I promise, maybe more.”

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