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Saturday, March 17, 2018

Indoor Football League: The Iowa Barnstormers host the Sioux Falls Storm on March 18, 2018 On US Sports Net!





Barnstormers Fly High Over Rattlers 38-28

Photo Credit: Connor Ferguson
Photo Credit: Connor Ferguson
DES MOINES - The Iowa Barnstormers (2-0) beat the reigning Indoor Football League (IFL) champions the Arizona Rattlers (1-1) 38-28 Saturday night at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, IA.
At the start of the first quarter the Arizona Rattlers got on the board after a touchdown catch by Wide Receiver Anthony Amos, but the Rattlers were unable to make the PAT. Within minutes Iowa Barnstormers Quarterback Drew Powell was running the ball into the end zone to take the lead 7-6. Iowa Defensive Back Bryce Enyard was able to close out the first quarter with an interception to end the Arizona drive in the end zone. Barnstormer's offense stormed down the field and finished the drive with Drew Powell connecting with Wide Receiver Sheldon Augustine for the touchdown. The score at halftime was the Iowa Barnstormer 14 Arizona Rattlers 6.
To start the third quarter Drew Powell wasted no time finding Wide Receiver Brady Roland for another Iowa touchdown giving them the 21-6 lead. Iowa defensive back Rocky Hayes came up with a huge interception to shut down Arizona's drive in the end zone. Rattlers Quarterback Jeff Ziemba was able to make the throw to wide receiver Jamal Miles for the touchdown making it 21-13.
Brady Roland began the fourth quarter by grabbing his second touchdown pass of the night to extend the Iowa lead to 15 points. Rattlers Running Back Darrel Monroe punched in a touchdown with a short running play making the score 28-21 after a successful two point conversion. Drew Powell snuck the ball into the end zone for the touchdown on a running play changing the score to 35-21. Bryce Enyard came down with his second interception of the night in the Rattler's end zone. Arizona connected with Anthony Amos on a small passing play for a touchdown to bring the score within 7. Iowa Kicker Cody Barber successfully kicked a field goal in the final seconds of the game to help the Barnstormers win 38-28.
The Barnstormers will return to Wells Fargo Arena on Sunday, March 18, 2018 for their home opener against the Sioux Falls Storm. Kickoff is set for3:05 p.m. Tickets are available at the Iowa Barnstormers official website. Season tickets are also available. Call 515-633-2255 to speak with a ticket representative.


Storm Add Local Talent

Storm Add Local Talent
SIOUX FALLS, SD - The Sioux Falls Storm have signed two local players with defensive lineman Chad Stoterau and quarterback Dillion Turner for the 2018 season.
Stoterau (6'3, 285 lbs) will be entering his rookie season in the Indoor Football League (IFL). During his collegiate career at Northern State University, he tallied 126 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, five sacks and two fumble recoveries. Stoterau was a two-time All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) First Team selection.
Turner (6'2, 220 lbs) will also be entering his rookie season in the IFL. He played collegiately at Dakota Wesleyan University where he was a All-Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Second Team selection. During his senior season, he was a true dual-threat completing 63 percent of his passes, while rushing for an average of 95 yards per game. He tallied eight rushing touchdowns and 39 passing.
"Great to have area talent and two of the best players to ever come from their universities," said Head Coach Kurtiss Riggs. "Chad is one of the best defensive players to play at Northern State but also one of the best from the Northern Sun Conference. Dillon put up video game statistics at DWU and fits in very well with what we do offensively. His size, speed, strength and football IQ are things that we feel can transfer to the Indoor game. We are excited to see both of these players show they can play with and against players from larger schools."

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