2019 Iowa high school football championships recap

western dubuque high school footballWestern Dubuque wins Iowa 3A high school football championship. Twitter photo by western dubuque high school football
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West Dubuque won its first Class 3A Iowa high school football championship since 2001 with a 37-17 win over Solon. Bobcats quarterback Calvin Harris had an outstanding game throwing for 203 yards with touchdowns and rushing for 85, averaging 11.5 yards per carry.

Western Dubuque entered the game ranked No. 3 in our Iowa Top 10 while Solon, which suffered its first loss of the season, was ranked No. 9. WD finishes with a perfect 13-0 record.

Complete game stats

Related: Dowling Catholic wins 7th straight 4A title

In the 2A title game, OABCIG (Players from Odebolt, Arthur, Battle Creek and Ida Grove) won its first state title with a 37-12 win over Waukon. OABCIG finishes with a perfect 13-0 record.

Complete 2A game stats

West Lyon dominated Van Meter 50-14 to win the Class 1A championship. The championship is the fifth overall for the Wildcats.

Complete 1A game stats

For the first time since 1996, West Hancock can call itself state champs. The Eagles beat Grundy Center 21-17 for the state Class A championship.

West Hancock finishes a perfect 13-0.

Complete Class A game stats

The 8-Player championship is back in the hands of Don Bosco as it won its fourth title since 2013 with a 35-19 win over Audubon.

Complete 8-Player game stats

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