
Photo Gallery: Red Hawks join in football jamboree
The Hiawatha High School Red Hawk football team traveled to Nemaha Central on Friday, Aug. 29 to participate in a football jamboree.
The Hiawatha High School Red Hawk football team traveled to Nemaha Central on Friday, Aug. 29 to participate in a football jamboree.
The Red Hawk football team will be charging onto the field this upcoming fall season. Despite some of the heavy falls they took last year, the Red Hawk team--coached by Wyatt Jiru--are gearing up to take on the upcoming competition starting this upcoming Friday at home versus Royal Valley.
The Hiawatha High School and Hiawatha Middle School Red Hawk football teams met on the practice field at HHS to participate in a pre-season morning scrimmage that took place on Saturday, Aug. 23.
Kris Miller Hiawatha World Included is a video of the Red Hawk football scrimmage that took place on Saturday, Aug. 23. Video by Kris Miller Login to continue reading Login…
Friday night’s match up between the Hiawatha Red Hawks and Oskaloosa Bears--the first ever meeting between the two teams as they faced off in a District tilt--started off looking like it would be a slow moving slugfest, but ended as a track meet, as Hiawatha sprinted away from the Bears for a 42-6 win.The first quarter flew by, as the Red Hawks took the opening possession and marched down the field, capping the drive with a Rhen Hageman touchdown to go up 7-0.
The Hiawatha Red Hawks traveled to Topeka on Friday night to kick off a District contest against the state ranked Hayden Wildcats.
Homecoming was a real party in Hiawatha on Friday night, as the team helped the school celebrate in style with a big win over visiting Jeff West to earn their first victory of the season in what was also their first District matchup of the year.The Red Hawks saw a few key players return from injury, which helped the team on both sides of the ball.
Friday night saw the Hiawatha Red Hawks take their home field for the first time this season, welcoming in the Sabetha Blue Jays in a Big East League dust up.
A back and forth battle that was decided late in week one for the Hiawatha Red Hawks gave way to a much different result this week, as the Hawks hit the road once again, this time running into a buzzsaw of a Marysville team and coming home with a 38-0 loss.A week after the Bulldogs upset defending State champion Nemaha Central, Marysville did not look dominant in the early going of Friday night’s game, as the Red Hawk defense played well in the first half, standing up the Dogs on fourth down to turn Marysville over on their first drive.