Football Friday Primetime Coaches Show Valley vs Dowling

Des Moines, IALocal News

The rivalry between the West Des Moines Valley Tigers and the Dowling Catholic Maroons is a storied tradition in central Iowa, captivating local sports enthusiasts for decades. On Friday, October 14th, the two teams will clash once again, with the game set to be broadcast live on WHO 13 at 6:55 p. m. Veteran commentators Keith Murphy and Justin Surrency will provide play-by-play coverage, ensuring fans don’t miss a moment of the action. Ahead of the highly anticipated game, the Coaches Corner aired insightful discussions featuring key figures from both teams.

Dowling’s head coach Tom Wilson and standout linebacker Joe Hughes shared their perspectives, while Valley’s Head Coach Gary Swenson and offensive lineman Owen Westemeyer discussed their team’s preparations. This rivalry not only showcases athletic prowess but also unites the community, fostering school spirit and local pride. As both teams prepare for battle on the field, excitement builds among fans eager to witness the outcome. The stakes are high, and the atmosphere promises to be electric.

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