Here’s a little more 3A information about records for the decade. This time, it’s the teams that made up District Two the past two seasons. Here are their football records for 2000-2009…
Overall Regular Season Records:
Clear Lake 83-7 (six undefeated seasons)
Waverly-Shell Rock 46-44
Charles City 41-49
Algona 40-50
Webster City 33-57
Forest City 28-62
Hampton-Dumont 16-38 in 3A, 26-10 in 2A (two undefeated seasons in 2A)
Iowa Falls-Alden 15-21 in 3A, 7-11 in 2A, 20-16 in 2A as Iowa Falls only. (Alden from 2000-2003 will be covered later in a section about consolidation/program sharing, etc.)
Looks like Clear Lake had a pretty nice decade. Very impressive record. They have also won their last 23 regular season games, tops in 3A. Hampton-Dumont enjoyed their second stint of the decade in 2A when they dropped down in 2006 and 2007. Two 9-0 seasons sandwiched in between seven sub-.500 seasons. Let’s move on to the district records…
Overall District Records:
Clear Lake 66-4 (six undefeated district seasons)
Waverly-Shell Rock 37-33
Charles City 35-35
Algona 33-37
Webster City 28-42
Forest City 16-54
Hampton-Dumont 12-30 in 3A, 20-8 in 2A (two undefeated district seasons in 2A)
Iowa Falls-Alden 10-18 in 3A, 6-8 in 2A, 18-10 in 2A as Iowa Falls only.
Nothing too surprising here. After seeing the overall records, it makes sense that Clear Lake would also be the best team in district play. What a record for the Lions. They also managed a 17-3 non-district record and are currently riding a 19-game district win streak. Not shabby. Now, let’s look at the postseason/playoff numbers…
Overall Postseason/Playoff Records:
Substate record, playoff record, years qualified
Clear Lake 2-0, 17-9, 10 (five semifinals, two finals, ONE TITLE (2000)
Waverly-Shell Rock x-x, 3-3, 3
Charles City 1-1, 0-2, 2
Webster City 1-1, 0-1, 1
Algona 0-1, 0-1, 1
Hampton-Dumont 0-1, 2-2, 2 (both playoff appearances were in 2A)
Iowa Falls-Alden qualified as Iowa Falls only in 2A in 2001 and lost (0-1)
Again, Clear Lake stands out with a solid postseason record. Clearly, they are one of the better teams of the decade in any class. They started the decade out with a title, qualified for the playoffs every year, and made the semifinals half the years of the decade. Their title was a 3-overtime thriller over Harlan, 23-20.