February 07, 2025

Football scheduled released

The IHSAA announced schedules for the 2023 and 2024 football season.

The 2023 football season will be the first with a socioeconomic factor added for classifications. Approved this winter by the State Board of Education, the classification adjustment will reduce 40 percent of a school’s free or reduced lunch (FRL) count from their annual enrollment to determine their final classification number.

Regular season football schedules are determined by the IHSAA. Regular season schedules for all other IHSAA sports are determined by member schools and their conferences.

Districts and groups are assigned by the IHSAA, then schools select preferred non-district opponents and submit them to IHSAA through a priority list. The IHSAA attempts to align schedules with as many priority list selections as possible, however, opponents and availability cannot be guaranteed.

Creston

Aug. 25: H - Winterset

Sept. 1: A - Lewis Central

Sept. 8: H - Ballard

Sept. 15: A - Carroll

Sept. 22: H - Harlan

Sept. 29: A - Atlantic

Oct. 6 A - Knoxville

Oct. 13 H - Nevada

Oct. 20 A - Perry

Southwest Valley

Aug. 25: H - Red Oak

Sept. 1: H - South Central Calhoun

Sept. 8: A - Grand View Christian

Sept. 15: A - Earlham

Sept. 22: H - Panorama

Sept. 29: A - Riverside

Oct. 6: A - IKM-Manning

Oct. 13: H - ACGC

Mount Ayr

Aug. 25: A - Nodaway Valley

Sept. 1: A - Wayne

Sept. 8: H - Madrid

Sept. 15: H - Central Decatur

Sept. 22: A - North Mahaska

Sept. 29: A - Lynnville-Sully

Oct. 6: H - ACGC

Oct. 13: H - Martensdale-St. Mary’s

East Union

Aug. 25: H - Sidney

Sept. 1: H - Lamoni

Sept. 8: A - Southeast Warren

Sept. 15: A - Bedford

Sept. 22: H - Lenox

Sept. 29: H - Mormon Trail

Oct. 6: A - Murray

Oct. 13: A - Collins-Maxwell

Lenox

Aug. 25: A - Stanton/Essex

Sept. 1: H - Fremont-Mills

Sept. 8: A - Bedford

Sept. 15: H - Mormon Trail

Sept. 22: A - East Union

Sept. 29: H - Murray

Oct. 6: A - Southeast Warren

Oct. 13: H - Lamoni

Cheyenne Roche

CHEYENNE ROCHE

Originally from Wisconsin, Cheyenne has a journalism and political science degree from UW-Eau Claire and a passion for reading and learning. She lives in Creston with her husband and their two little dogs.