Iola High and Central Heights High will offer up a contrast in strengths and styles when they tangle on the gridiron Friday evening in a key Pioneer League matchup.
Iola, blessed with a stable of fast and nimble backs and receivers, will look to speed up the Viking defense.
Central Heights, meanwhile, will be more than content to chew up the clock with time-consuming drives.
“We really do want to get them into a track meet,” Iola head coach Doug Kerr said.
The 7 p.m. kickoff at Iola’s Riverside Park also puts the wrap on…
Key league matchup looms
