The 2025 Iowa high school football season continues Thursday night as the Clarke Indians host the Colfax-Mingo Tigerhawks in a non-conference battle at Clarke High School in Osceola. Both teams are eager to open the year with a statement victory.
Game Details
- Matchup: Colfax-Mingo (Colfax, IA) vs Clarke (Osceola, IA)
- Date & Time: Thursday, August 28, 2025 – 7:00 PM
- Location: Clarke High School, Osceola, IA
- Live Coverage: Stream the game live on the NFHS Network
- Tickets: Available digitally through GoFan
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Colfax-Mingo Tigerhawks
The Tigerhawks enter the 2025 season ranked #12,755 nationally, #258 in Iowa, and #51 in their class. As underdogs on the road, Colfax-Mingo will need to rely on resilience and opportunistic play to challenge Clarke. A focus on ball control and defensive pressure will be essential.
- 2025 Record: 0-0
- National Rank: #12,755
- State Rank: #258 (IA)
- Class Rank: #51
- Strengths: Resilience, competitive spirit, ability to adjust
- Key to Win: Limit turnovers and keep Clarke’s offense off the field
Clarke Indians
Clarke opens the season ranked #9,497 nationally, #212 in Iowa, and #39 in their class. With the advantage of playing at home, the Indians will look to lean on their experience and athleticism to dictate the tempo. Clarke’s ability to finish drives and maintain defensive pressure could give them the edge.
- 2025 Record: 0-0
- National Rank: #9,497
- State Rank: #212 (IA)
- Class Rank: #39
- Strengths: Experience, home-field advantage, athleticism
- Key to Win: Control tempo and capitalize in the red zone
Rankings & Records
| Team | National Rank | State Rank | Class Rank | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colfax-Mingo Tigerhawks | 12,755 | 258 (IA) | 51 | 0-0 |
| Clarke Indians | 9,497 | 212 (IA) | 39 | 0-0 |
Melvin Smith is a high school sports enthusiast with a passion for capturing the energy of student competitions. He enjoys sharing stories that celebrate athletes’ dedication and the community spirit of the game.