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In its largest meet of the season, the Waukon girls cross country team placed 13th out of 23 scoring teams at the Starmont Invitational Tuesday, September 16. The Indians scored 338 team points to tally that finish just beyond the top half of the team-scoring field.
The Indians were scheduled to host their own Waukon Invitational Tuesday, September 23 and will then have more than a week to prepare for their next meet October 4, when they compete at the Crestwood Invitational. 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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For the third consecutive meet, the Waukon boys cross country team placed fourth as a team, trailing just behind some of the area’s top-10 rated teams at the large Starmont Invitational Tuesday, September 16 with 153 team points. That early-season trend, however, has landed the Indians  their own top-10 ranking, as the Iowa Association of Track Coaches has the Tribe distance dandies listed at number 10 in its latest Class 2A rankings.
The Indians were scheduled to host their own Waukon Invitational Tuesday, September 23 and will then be idle until October 4, when they compete at the Crestwood Invitational. The Indians will then have just the South Winneshiek Invitational October 7 before the Northeast Iowa Conference Meet October 14 being held at Decorah this year.

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The Kee cross country team competed in another pair of meets this past week, its second consecutive two-meet week. The Hawks only competed at the junior varsity level at the Tuesday, September 16 Starmont Invitational, finishing 11th out of 13 teams, before coming in eighth place at the Central Invitational Thursday, September 18 in Elkader.
The Hawks were scheduled to compete in the Waukon Invitational Tuesday, September 23 before participating in the Jesup Invitational Tuesday, September 30. Kee will then have more than a week off to prepare for the New Hampton Invitational Thursday, October 9.

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The Kee football team made it the happiest of Homecomings Friday, September 19 with a 52-0 domination of Central City. The Hawks, literally, ran away with the contest, amassing 281 yards and all six of their touchdowns on the ground to outgain the visiting Wildcats by a 313-73 final count in total yardage, Central City managing just 50 rushing yards in the ballgame.

The Hawks will remain home this week, playing host to Cedar Valley Christian this Friday, September 26. Cedar Valley Christian holds a 1-3 record on the season and comes off a 94-7 loss to Central Elkader this past Friday, September 19.

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The Kee volleyball team scored its first Upper Iowa Conference victory of the season before posting an even record at the Waukon Tournament this past week. The Hawk netters secured a five-set triumph at home over Central Elkader Tuesday, September 16 before winning two of four matches to finish in sixth place at the 12-team Waukon Tournament Saturday, September 20.
Holding a 6-7 overall record, 1-2 in Upper Iowa Conference (UIC) play, the Hawks were scheduled to host both MFL/MarMac and Postville Tuesday and Thursday, September 23 and 25, respectively, this week and will then have a week to prepare for another home UIC date with Clayton Ridge Thursday, October 2.

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The Kee volleyball team worked its way through a full late-week schedule to win one of its four matches played this past week. The Hawks fell in their lone dual match of the week in three straight sets at Class 2A South Winneshiek, 17-25, 16-25 and 13-25, Thursday, September 11 before posting a match win over Class 5A Waterloo West but falling to Class 3A New Hampton and Class 2A Lisbon to finish in a fifth-place tie at the annual Kepros Tournament hosted by Crestwood High School in Cresco Saturday, September 13.
Holding a 3-5 overall record, 0-2 yet in Upper Iowa Conference (UIC) play, the Hawks were scheduled to resume UIC play Tuesday, September 16 at home against Central Elkader before playing in the Waukon Tournament this Saturday, September 20. Kee will then host both MFL/MarMac and Postville Tuesday and Thursday, September 23 and 25, respectively.

The Waukon girls cross country team was only able to participate in half of its scheduled meets this past week, the Indians having the Tuesday, September 9 Waverly-Shell Rock Invitational postponed to Thursday, September 11 due to stormy weather and opting not to compete in that rescheduled affair due to also having the North Fayette Valley Invitational scheduled for just two days later, Saturday, September 13. At that North Fayette Valley meet, the Lady Indians placed 11th out of 13 scoring teams, tallying 260 points.

The Indians were scheduled to compete at the Starmont Invitational Tuesday, September 16 and then will have a week to prepare to host their own Waukon Invitational Tuesday, September 23.

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The Waukon boys cross country team was only able to compete in half of its scheduled meets this past week, the Indians having the Tuesday, September 9 Waverly-Shell Rock Invitational postponed to Thursday, September 11 due to stormy weather and opting not to compete in that rescheduled affair due to also having the North Fayette Valley Invitational scheduled for just two days later, Saturday, September 13. At that North Fayette Valley meet, the Indians placed fourth out of 13 scoring teams, tallying 115 points.

The Indians were scheduled to compete at the Starmont Invitational Tuesday, September 16 and then will have a week to prepare to host their own Waukon Invitational Tuesday, September 23 at the Waukon Golf and Country Club.

The Kee football team got its District 4 schedule underway Friday, September 12 at the home of Eight-Player newcomer Turkey Valley, a Class A State Play-Off qualifier last season. The host Trojans have carried over some of that play-off experience and momentum into an undefeated early start and top-10 ranking so far this season, continuing that early streak with a 46-0 defeat of the Hawks.

After two consecutive games on the road, the Hawks will return home this Friday, September 19 for their annual Homecoming game. Kee will host the Central City Wildcats, a team off to a 1-2 start that suffered back-to-back losses of 58-0 and 62-0 to HLV-Victor and Janesville, respectively, to start the season, but posted its first win of the season this past Friday with a 58-36 victory over Cedar Valley Christian.

The Kee cross country team competed in a pair of meets this past week, posting varsity team scores at each event. The Hawks finished eighth at the Clayton Ridge Invitational Tuesday, September 9 before placing 13th as a team at the North Fayette Valley Invitational Saturday, September 13.
The Hawks were scheduled to compete in the Starmont Invitational Tuesday, September 16 before taking part in the Central Elkader Invitational Thursday, September 18. Kee is then scheduled to run at the Waukon Invitational the following Tuesday, September 23.

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