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Central looks to keep streak of winning seasons alive

November 13, 2003 By admin

It won’t be the Iowa Conference title showdown many expected in the preseason but plenty is still on the line when Central visits Wartburg on Saturday. At 9-0, Wartburg has already clinched at least a share of the league title and the automatic spot in the division three playoffs and with a win would complete an unbeaten season. It has been a disappointing season for Central. The Dutch are 5-4 and need a win to avoid the program’s first non-winning season in 43-years. Central coach Rich Kacmarynski says there’s definitely an interesting aspect to the game. He says he doesn’t want his team feel the burden of protecting a 42-year streak. He says they’re trying to turn the weight of it into a positive thing with all the support they have from alumni and former players. After getting off to a bad start Central has made strides in recent weeks and Kacmarynski says it starts with the ground game. Kacmarynski says a victory would provide some momentum heading into the off-season. He says they did have the expectation of playing for the conference championship, and says while that’s gone, they still have much to play for, including a four-game winning streak.

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